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A Plan of Organization for the Ottawa County Department of Public Health was unanimously approved by the county commissioners Tuesday morning.

The massive liquidation sale of the "largest furniture and flooring store in New England" continued Saturday.

In 2019, Rotmans became a publicly traded company when Vystar Corp. acquired a majority interest in the company.

By Sarah Connell Sanders Correspondent When the Telegram reported last month that Rotmans Furniture was set to liquidate its inventory for a “merchandise reset” I felt a pang of regret. Long had I dreamed of the day when I could see for myself what was so “faaaan-tastic” inside the confines of Rotmans sprawling brick warehouse on the cusp of College Hill. I vowed to find out before it was too late. My husband and I don’t get out much these days, so the idea of visiting a 200,000 square foot showroom felt downright extravagant. When I saw the police detail, I knew this was the big le...

WORCESTER — Rotmans furniture plans to liquidate its entire inventory as the company prepares to remodel the store and do a "merchandise reset." Despite Rotmans being closed two-and-a-half months because of the coronavirus pandemic, Steven Rotman, president and CEO of Rotmans, insists that in no way should this liquidation sale be interpreted as a going out of a business sale. In fact, the massive sale is Rotmans forging ahead into the future. Rotmans began as a family business in the 1950s as a furniture and carpet concession in a 10,000-square-foot space on Southbridge Street. Today, Ro...