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| | | | | | Week in review | | | | Worcester to file suit against opioid makers | | | The City of Worcester on Wednesday announced it will file a lawsuit against companies making and distributing opioids, seeking damages for the cost of opioid treatment and prevention in the city.
| | | | Telegram & Gazette parent company buys Worcester Magazine, five others for $1.2M | | | New York-based GateHouse Media, the parent company of the Telegram & Gazette, the MetroWest Daily News and dozens of other daily and weekly newspapers in the state, is spending $1.2 million to acquire the Worcester Magazine and other five small papers in Central Massachusetts.
Kirk Davis, president and CEO of GateHouse Media and chief operating officer at New Media, owns the Holden Landmark Corp, which includes Worcester Magazine, the Holden Landmark, baystateparent magazine, the Grafton News, the Millbury-Sutton Chronicle and the Leominster Champion.
| | | | Feds: Hidden drug money used to open, operate The Chameleon | | | The Chameleon, the short-lived restaurant that took the place of The Usual on Shrewsbury Street in Worcester, was opened using proceeds from the former owner's illegal drug sales, federal prosecutors allege.
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