Aaron Nicodemus
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Mansfield, MA, United States
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Employees working from home to avoid coronavirus? Protect your data
With the coronavirus threat having moved on from disrupting your business’s supply chain to threatening your employees’ health at home, now is the time to implement that company-wide remote workplace plan. → Read More
Shields Pharmacy, UMass Memorial subsidiary win court case
Last April, I wrote a column about a $20 million lawsuit filed by a Duxbury man, Thomas Guilfoile, against another Duxbury resident, John M. → Read More
DNA match leads to arrest in slaying of Worcester teacher's aide
WORCESTER - Police said a DNA match in the February death of a 49-year-old woman on Congress Street led them to a 54-year old Worcester man - now → Read More
DNA match leads to arrest in slaying of school assistant
WORCESTER - Police said a DNA match in the February death of a 49-year-old woman on Congress Street led them to a 55-year old Worcester man - now charged in the killing.Sandra "Buffy" Hehir, a middle school instructional assistant in Worcester, was the victim of strangulation, according to police. She was found in an apartment at 8 Congress St. on Feb. 5.The investigation led police to Jose… → Read More
Babcock Power to move from Worcester to Marlboro
WORCESTER — Babcock Power Sales Inc. will move from Worcester to Marlboro in May, following the purchase of its current home at 5 Neponset St. → Read More
Departing Hanover CEO: 'We pick winners'
WORCESTER - Leave things better than you found them. That often-used sentiment first spoken by the founder of the Boy Scouts forms the foundation of what President and Chief Executive Officer Frederick H. Eppinger accomplished during his 13 years at the helm of The Hanover Insurance Group. → Read More
Aaron Nicodemus: Public-fund loan pool could incentivize historic renovations into housing
A major developer of mixed-income housing told a forum at the DCU Center last week that it cannot rehabilitate old buildings in Gateway Cities like → Read More
2 Worcester hockey leagues agree to lease ice time at Canal District rinks
WORCESTER - Two city junior hockey leagues have committed to lease ice time at the hockey rink facility planned for the Canal District.The Junior → Read More
Retail development planned at WRTA garage site on Grove Street in Worcester
WORCESTER - A developer has purchased the WRTA maintenance facility on Grove Street for $3.8 million, with a plan to eventually turn it into up to 70,000 → Read More
California company acquires Worcester biotech Blue Sky
WORCESTER - Blue Sky BioServices, a biotech contract research company in Gateway Park, has been purchased by a California company for an undisclosed → Read More
Worcester marijuana dispensary is proposed by Former Classic Envelope owner
WORCESTER - The former owner of Classic Envelope, a manufacturer in Douglas, has proposed opening a medical marijuana dispensary on Millbury Street. → Read More
Ground is broken for Worcester hotel at Washington Square
WORCESTER - A Fall River development company joined local officials Monday afternoon in breaking ground on a $21 million Homewood Suites by Hilton hotel → Read More
Groundbreaking set for Monday at Washington Square hotel site in Worcester
WORCESTER - The Fall River developer of a $21 million hotel project in Washington Square said he was drawn to the project because Worcester's → Read More
Stop & Shop workers vote to authorize strike
Following the expiration of their contract with Stop & Shop, about 10,000 unionized workers for the supermarket chain voted Sunday to authorize a → Read More
Worcester's DCU Center going metal (detectors)
WORCESTER - The city is seeking a vendor to install metal detectors at the DCU Center by April 4, in time for a concert by country/folk act → Read More
Mercantile Center renovation on fast track in downtown Worcester
WORCESTER - The new owners of the office towers at 100 and 120 Front St., which they recently renamed Mercantile Center, plan to wipe away all reminders → Read More
Front Street towers in Worcester are renamed The Mercantile Center
WORCESTER - The new owners of the office towers at 100 and 120 Front St. are renaming them The Mercantile Center.Banners with the new name were being hung → Read More
'Dream Center' church sold to Ghanaian congregation
WORCESTER - A historic church property owned by the Liberty Assembly of God at 5 Chestnut St. has been sold to the Presbyterian Church of Ghana for $1.75 → Read More
Bracing for work stoppage, Stop & Shop to hold hiring event at DCU Center
The Stop & Shop supermarket chain has begun hiring temporary workers as cashiers and clerks, in the event that 6,000 unionized workers go on strike, or are locked out by management.In the midst of negotiating a new contract with five separate units of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union, Stop & Shop has published advertisements seeking temporary workers, in preparation for a possible… → Read More
Three former Direct Air executives charged with fraud
Three former executives for Direct Air - the charter airline that flew out of Worcester Regional Airport until it closed suddenly in 2012 - have been → Read More