A spokesperson for Walmart told Patch that it plans to relocate its operations from its Worcester facility to other locations nationwide.
The Worcester-based nonprofit provides a wide range of services for children, adults and families.
The average price for a gallon of regular gas in Worcester is a little less than $3.
The business moved into one of the office towers at Mercantile Center.
The business sells tires and wheels and offers appointments for tire rotations, changeovers, alignments, and repairs.
There will be a grand opening ceremony, featuring performances and free product samplings.
She will take on the role from Sandy Dunn, who retired last year.
The company said there will be no immediate changes for members.
It would be the chain's fourth store in Massachusetts.
The merger became effective last month.
The new location will open its doors for in-person treatment in early January.
The firm will maintain main offices in Boston, MetroWest, and Worcester, with additional offices in Plymouth and Providence, RI.
The layoffs will take place early next year.
The French company has operated in the city for over a century.
The Worcester Legacy Business Program will include businesses that have contributed to the city's cultural, economic and social identity.
The eatery announced it will close in the city after 33 years in business.
The eatery is best known for its signature and extreme hot dogs.
Plus, the city announced free parking opportunities ahead of the event.
Worcester Resident To Play Key Role in Driving Lasting Change for Food Security in Massachusetts
It was part of more than $17 million in tax incentive awards announced by the Healey-Driscoll Administration on Thursday.
Finalists will pitch ideas in a "Shark Tank"-style contest.
The flight is offered from Jet Blue.
It will be open daily from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Annual Benefit Funds Home Health and Hospice Services and Care at the Rose Monahan Hospice Home
The businesses must be based in construction or construction-related sectors.
More than 5,700 residents are unemployed in Worcester, according to the Worcester Business Journal.
The company and its administrator pleaded guilty in Worcester Superior Court.
He is the largest commercial property owner in Central Massachusetts.
The market sells fresh, imported and local products.
The medical transportation company is accused of violating its contracts with multiple counties.
The hospital system is merging a small hospital with its flagship.
Barrel One Collective, owners of Harpoon, Smuttynose and Wachusett, said it is acquiring the Worcester high-ABV brewing company.
Plans to develop an area of land off Route 20 appear to be shelved for now, according to a report from the Telegram & Gazette.
The Price Chopper located on Cambridge Street is set to close.
The Worcester hotel was recently purchased for just over $20 million by AAM15, a private equity firm based out of Burlington.
Franchi Brothers Auto Body purchased two pieces of property, as they look to go beyond their service center on Shrewsbury Street.
Workers at this Starbucks location walked off the job and joined the many employees nationwide on strike.
The median cost of a single-family home in Worcester rose about 1.6% from this time last year.
The Worcester Cannabis Control Commission is looking for residents’ opinions on social consumption sites ahead of a vote for new licenses.
"This place was a special, joyful, and welcoming space, and that’s entirely a reflection of the people who spent their time here."