Business Matters: Central Mass. by the Numbers, Sunday, Nov. 1
Worcester Telegram & Gazette
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Indian grocery store Apna Bazar Farmers Market opened on Thursday, Oct. 22, in the former Stop & Shop store on Route 9. The 70,000-square-foot store offers Indian groceries and items from southeast Asia, Latin America, and standard American fare.
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Goretti's supermarket in Millbury, a family-run business since 1950, may be changing hands. A license-transfer hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 27, with One Market Corp. seeking to take over.
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State investigators have placed RegalCare at Worcester with an imminent jeopardy designation due to subpar care, according to a Boston Globe report. The state Department of Public Health is revoking RegalCare's license to operate nursing homes in Massachusetts.
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The former Worcester Boys Club reopened as The Residences on Lincoln Square on Wednesday, Oct. 21. The complex includes 80 rental units for residents 55 and older, costing $51 million and is fully occupied.
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Hurricane Betty's at 350 Southbridge St. was ordered to close at 8 p.m. daily following a fatal shooting outside the club on Oct. 11. The License Commission made the ruling after comments from the victim's family.