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Creating more than a clean home: Suelen’s Cleaning Services gives clients a sparkling sanctuary (opens the original)
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REGION â Suelen Almeida, the founder and owner of Suelenâs Cleaning Services, has always had a passion for cleaning. So, after she moved to Massachusetts from Brazil, she began cleaning homes for a living â initially on her own and later with helpers. Her word-of-mouth-driven service grew rapidly, she said, and 10 years later, she has a thriving Marlborough-based business. She now employs eight women and cleans hundreds of homes in and around Marlborough, including Hudson, Concord, Sudbury
Joining the ‘endless adventure’ at Del Webb Chauncy Lake (opens the original)
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WESTBOROUGH â The latest wave of residents is moving into the Del Webb Chauncy Lake development in Westborough. Fifty more homeowners will join some 450 members of the 55-plus community, which overlooks the lake and over 400 acres of open space. It has been seven years since ground was broken on the 38-acre complex. The community was developed by Pulte Homes, the third-largest home developer in the country. Sales Associate Mary Burbank and Alicia Abu say the newest building, the 10th of 14 pla
Marlborough’s Wayside Athletic Club experiencing a renaissance (opens the original)
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MARLBOROUGH â When Nick and Eva Waller set out to expand their badminton academy, they were looking for a place where young athletes could train at the highest level. What they found was a much bigger opportunity: the chance to revive one of Marlboroughâs longtime community institutions. In the fall 2024, the couple purchased the 47-year-old Wayside Athletic Club, a sprawling 70,000-square-foot facility that had seen better days. âPeople said we were nuts,â said Nick, a former U.S. Badmi
Keeping car shopping personal: Wagner Motors has been helping families get it right for decades (opens the original)
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SHREWSBURY â There are more ways than ever to buy a car these days, from clicking a button on the internet to shopping at a range of dealers that are increasingly corporate-owned. Mark Wagner, CEO of Wagner Motors, believes his local, family-owned car sales and service business offers the personalized guidance that is essential in the midst of industry changes. After 62 years in business, Wagner Motors prides itself on providing hands-on services to customers throughout Worcester County and Ne
'It’s a good feeling': Victor Catacchio has been making cars look like new for 43 years (opens the original)
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GRAFTON â Cars have changed a lot over 43 years, but Victor Catacchioâs passion has stayed the same. Catacchio enjoys making customersâ vehicles â dulled by day-to-day demands, dings, and dirt â look like new, inside and out. More than four decades ago, Catacchio began detailing cars at his brotherâs used car lot. He âgot hooked,â and since then, he has cleaned and polished more than 30,000 cars and motorcycles at his business, Catacchio Auto Detail in North Grafton. Itâs a ste
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