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| Three new Knowledge Park tenants after $8.6M acquisition | | Marlborough's Knowledge Park has signed three new tenants and resigned an existing tenant to fill more than 11,000-square-feet just months after the three-building campus was sold for $8.6 million. | | Read more >> | | Send in your ideas for the 2018 WBJ Power Players | | The Worcester Business Journal is asking for the Central Massachusetts' business community's help in naming our Power Players for 2018. | | Read more >> | | Worcester State signs agreement with UMass Law | | A new agreement between Worcester State University and the UMass School of Law will allow students to get their bachelor's and law degree in six years. | | Read more >> | | Opponents to state-level net neutrality make their case again | | For the third time in less than two months, opponents of state-level net neutrality legislation made their case at the State House, as one lawmaker said his questions had gone unanswered throughout the series of hearings. | | Read more >> | |
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| Question of the Week | | Tuesday we asked: A new minor league arena football team begins play on Saturday at the DCU Center in Worcester: the Massachusetts Pirates of the National Arena League. | | How popular will Worcester's new arena football team be? | | | I would love to see the Pirates succeed. I am afraid they have not done enough to get people excited for this season though. Hopefully that will pick up once the team actually starts playing. It will be good if they get the marketing right. Keep the football excitement going in the pro off-season, etc. Since no baseball confirmed for the city, it could be a good fill in. Also, downtown is slowly changing for the better, and that could be a factor. Go Pirates!! No shot. It's just not a high quality product, period. | | See All Comments >> | |
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