MGM announces $1 million donation to scholarship program for children of employees

MGM Resorts International announced a seven-figure investment this week in the education of employees’ families.  The company will donate $1 million to the MGM Resorts Scholarship Program for Children of Employees. The donation will allow for the re-establishment of the program, which will offer scholarships up to $2,500 to children of full-time MGM employees starting in…

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Bay Path Physician Assistant Class Scores 100% Pass Rate on National Exam

The physician assistant (PA) studies class of 2018 from Bay Path University posted a 100% first-time pass rate on the Physician Assistant National Certifying Exam (PANCE). The PANCE must be taken before a PA can be licensed for the first time upon graduation from an accredited program. Bay Path University’s PA program currently holds a…

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American International College Awarded Matching Grant from Alden Trust

American International College (AIC) has been awarded a $150,000 matching grant from the George I. Alden Trust in Worcester to be applied to the Colaccino Center for Health Sciences building project. George Alden established the George I. Alden Trust in 1912 for the purpose of maintenance of charitable or philanthropic enterprises, with specific interest in…

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Re-Inspired home furnishings shop opens in Southwick | masslive.com

A new home furnishings store – Re-Inspired – is open and is sure to offer a bit of inspiration to customers.  Owner Sharon Ensign says she was always interested in design.  ‘As a kid I was very artistic and loved anything crafty,’ she said.  Her love of finding the beauty in something ordinary continued into…

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Saying Boston gets whatever it wants, WMass business leaders blast MassDOT’s ‘disrespect’ of Greater Springfield politicians who want Interstate 91 viaduct buried

The Economic Development Council says the Massachusetts Department of Transportation disrespected local leaders this fall when it chose that cheaper option for the long-term future of the roadway. “If Marty Walsh walks into DOT and says, ‘I want this alternative,’ nobody says ‘No, Mayor of Boston, stick it in your ear and go away.’ The…

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Westfield gets 1st community solar farm

Green Street Power Partners will soon put online its 4.8-megawatt solar array at the intersection of Routes 10 and 202 with Summit Lock Road in Westfield. The company hosted a ceremonial ribbon cutting Friday. It’ll be the fourth large-scale solar project in Westfield providing power to Westfield Gas & Electric and its customers, general manger…

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