2019 in Review: Legislation, Polar Park, Taxes
At any given point in time, the Massachusetts legislature has hundreds of pending bills making it a challenge for the… Read More
Fitchburg Mayor Applauds City Council Approval of Single Tax Rate
Reacting to a vote by the Fitchburg City Council Dec. 3, the city’s mayor, Stephen DiNatale, declared: “Now, we’re competitive.”… Read More
Railers’ Community Outreach Expects to Surpass 6K WPS Fourth Graders Through Skate to Success Program
Lacing up and hitting the ice – that’s what Worcester Public Schools’ fourth graders are doing every Tuesday from September… Read More
Defining a New Brand of E.D. in Worcester’s Era of “Renaissance”
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN AN URBAN SPHERE In Worcester, the term economic development has many contexts. For some, the term encompasses… Read More
With a New Decade Looming, there’s Value in Reflection
Recruit, retain, incubate. These three words are how we frame the work we do each and every day at the… Read More
Irene Brank’s Story Helps Usher in Successful Launch of POW programming
Following a rebranding of the Chamber’s women’s programming earlier this year, the Power of Women series launched on Tuesday, Feb.… Read More
Voice of Business Interview with Natalie Rodriguez of Nuestra
Looking for a Valentine’s Day date night idea? Try Nuestra, a Puerto Rican eatery in Webster Square. Last month, owner… Read More
Food Hub Welcomes Huong Baca as Sales Operations Manager
WORCESTER – As of Jan. 20, Huong Baca will assume the role of sales operations manager at the Worcester Regional… Read More
Connecting Local Residents with Career Pathways
The Worcester Jobs Fund, a City of Worcester initiative designed to better connect city residents with career pathways, is continuing… Read More
Leadership Worcester Alumni Network Aims to Stay Committed, Connected
Leadership is never about any one person. But together, we have the capacity and responsibility to lead and transform our… Read More