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We're pleased to share our "City Happenings" newsletter!
We're bringing you MEDC news, business news, state and regional economic development news and more to provide you with all of the great happenings here in the City of Marlborough, MA!
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In Case You Missed It!
MEDC is excited to have welcomed Maurice Phelan, President of Sartorius North America, for Episode 45 of Exploring Economic Development. Maurice shared with us the journey of Sartorius in Marlborough as well as the biotechnology company's expansion on both a local and national level. We also discussed the ongoing Donald Lynch Boulevard Project and Maurice's experience as a MEDC Board Member.
Stay tuned for the next video podcast of Exploring Economic Development with MEDC, live on October 2nd at 10 A.M. |
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Economic Development In Our City
Watch our latest Economic Development In Our City video as we talk about MEDC's access to stakeholders within the community. MEDC connects business owners to city officials and department heads, and as a result, greatly expanding the networking experience in Marlborough.
Economic Development In Our City is a newly launched series of short videos that detail different aspects of how the MEDC can help businesses and investors (& those looking to play!) in the great city of Marlborough, MA. |
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MEDC Board Member Spotlight
This month, we're thrilled to feature Walter J. Dwyer IV, CEO of Main Street Bank in our MEDC Board Member Spotlight video. In addition to being a member of the MEDC board, Dwyer also serves on the Toolbox Committee and Revolving Loan Fund Committee.
MEDC Board of Directors Spotlight is a series put together to introduce members serving on our Board of Directors and share more about the people that help guide the team in carrying out MEDC's mission and implement the city's economic development goals annually.
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Food Truck & Arts Festival
The 5th Annual Marlborough Food Truck and Arts Festival is right around the corner and we could not be more excited! Downtown Marlborough will be party central on September 8th with food trucks, live music, community groups, vendors and so much more. Come be part of one of the city's biggest annual events.
We look forward to seeing you all there!
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Marlborough Downtown Pop-Up Shops Host SummerWEEN
The Marlborough Downtown Pop-Up Shops brought some spooky fun to the Marlborough Farmers Market on August 17th with its SummerWEEN celebration. Local vendors filled the market and attendees decorated trick-or-treat bags, enjoyed face painting, and participated in the MEDC costume raffles. Thank you everyone who attended! |
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MARLBOROUGH BUSINESS NEWS |
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Wyebot Launches Software to Improve Video Conferencing Connectivity Reliability
Marlborough-based Wyebot an AI-driven WiFi automation company, has announced the launch of its newest software, DEX Agent. This software will allow IT workers to oversee user experience during real time video conferences and remotely troubleshoot connectivity issues. |
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Marlborough Welcomes Three New Businesses
We're happy to share that three new businesses have recently opened in Marlborough, including the highly anticipated Wemmy's Kitchen & Lounge. The upscale dining option has brought the downtown restaurant community to new heights.
Loop CO2, a green chemistry research-and-development company, and medical spa Halie Jean Aesthetics also join Wemmy's as new additions to Marlborough.
Congratulations to all! |
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Quest Diagnostics Named "Best Place to Work for Disability Inclusion" for 7th Straight Year
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Appearing on the list for the seventh consecutive year, Quest Diagnostics received a perfect score, which is measured by culture & leadership, employment practices, community engagement as well as supplier diversity and responsible procurement. |
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Inc. Magazine names Four Marlborough-Based Companies Among Fastest Growing in US
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Companies are selected based on percentage revenue growth from 2020-2023. The US-based businesses must also be privately held, independent, for-profit organizations. |
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Brijesh Patel, ECI co-founder, Named Company's New CEO
Enhanced Compliance, Inc (ECI), a Marlborough-based life sciences consulting firm, has named Brijesh Patel as ECI's new Chief Executive Officer. A co-founder of ECI, Patel brings 25 years of experience in the life sciences industry to his new role. In addition to his time at ECI, Patel's career includes leadership roles at both Abbott Laboratories and Teva Pharmaceuticals.
Congratulations Brijesh!
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"Hey Kiddo's Playtime" Comes to Solomon Pond Mall
Marlborough is getting introduced to the term "edutainment" as Hey Kiddo's Playtime, a family activities and play center, is the latest business to arrive at the Solomon Pond Mall. Hey Kiddo's Playtime opened its doors on August 28th and boasts more than 26,000 square feet of fun and educational activities that includes a coffee lounge and cafe. |
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STATE AND REGIONAL UPDATES |
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Marlborough Tax Rate - Lowest in MetroWest
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City Council Approves Donald Lynch Boulevard Re-Zoning
On August 19th, The Marlborough City Council unanimously approved the re-zoning of Donald Lynch Boulevard.
The re-zoning of this district will allow for new uses to be permitted by right and by special permit in the district. Future projects could include, but are not limited to, additional restaurants, drive-thrus and mixed-use projects.
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Multi-Family MBTA Housing Overlay District Project Moves Onto Planning Board, Urban Affairs
A public hearing was held on August 19th at Marlborough City Council the meeting to discuss an amendment to Chapter 650 "Zoning" to include a new section for the Multi-Family MBTA Housing Overlay District (Section 3A). Originally sent to the City Council by Former Mayor Arthur Vigeant, the item will now be brought in front of the Planning Board and Urban Affairs Committee for review.
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MassLeads Act Put On Hold As Legislative Session Concludes
Governor Maura Healey's Economic Development Bill (MassLeads Act) stalled following the conclusion of the legislative session on July 31st. While the bill was supported by both the Senate and the House of Representatives, the bill now sits with the Speaker and Senate President offices. |
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