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Community Good Works

Main Street Bank, based in Marlborough, gave a $100,000 donation to UMass Memorial Medical Center through its foundation, the hospital network said.

Three newborns wearing WooSox onesies arrived for the start of the season.

Cuteness alert: These WooSox fans were born just in time for opening day at Polar Park in Worcester

A new group of WooSox fans has come into the world in the Worcester area. They’re small, but mighty. And, they’re wearing WooSox onesies.

Grandmother Mary Jo Peters, 59, stands with mother Caitlyn O'Brien, 32, as she holds Shawn O'Brien, was born on March 16, 2026 at 3:16 pm.

Family Members Across Three Generations Share Same Birthday, March 16, and Same Birth Time of 3:16 pm After Latest Addition

A newborn baby boy shares the same birthday and birth time as his mom — and her mother before her. Members across three generations of one family all share the same birthday, March 16, and were born at 3:16 p.m. local time, according to a news release from UMass Memorial Health.

Caregivers from the Marlborough Campus hold a large-size copy of the donation check.

Hospital Campus in Marlborough Gets $100K for Emergency Department Renovation, Expansion

A hospital campus in Marlborough will soon get an upgrade after a generous donation. UMass Memorial Health has received a $100,000 gift from Main Street Group Foundation, the charitable arm of Main Street Bank, the hospital group announced on Friday.

UMass Memorial Health Receives $100,000 Gift from Main Street Group Foundation to Support Emergency Department Renovation and Expansion at Marlborough Campus

UMass Memorial Health today announced it received a $100,000 gift from Main Street Group Foundation, the charitable arm of Main Street Bank. This generous funding will support the expansion and renovation of the emergency department at UMass Memorial Medical Center – Marlborough Campus.

A Generational Blessing: Grandmother, Mother, and Newborn Baby Boy Share Same Birthday

For years, March 16 was a special day between a mother and daughter in the Peters-O’Brien family. Mary Jo Peters, 59, who was born on that March day in 1967, was surprised in 1994 when she gave birth to her daughter Caitlyn O’Brien, 32, on the same day.

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Our Approach to Breast Care in Central Massachusetts and Beyond

At UMass Memorial, you have access to comprehensive breast care at every stage of life, from routine mammograms to breast cancer care and advanced surgeries. Our team provides compassionate, expert care for a wide range of breast health needs. We keep you informed every step of the way, so you feel confident about your care.

Accolades

We are nationally accredited for excellence, recognized by several organizations for providing high-quality, personalized and effective breast care:

Commission on Cancer (CoC): Our hospitals are all...

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Our Approach to Breast Cancer Care in Central Massachusetts and Beyond

From diagnosis through survivorship, we’re here to streamline your care and stand beside you every step of the way. Your breast cancer nurse navigator offers expert coordination, compassionate support and personalized guidance. They are here to answer your questions and guide you through all aspects of treatment.

What Does a Breast Cancer Nurse Navigator Do?

Your nurse navigator:

Coordinates your care: They help schedule your imaging, lab work and appointments with specialists, so you don’t have to juggle logistics on your own...

Robotic-Assisted TKA Yielded Improved Rates of Patient Satisfaction vs Conventional TKA

Results presented here showed patients who underwent robotic-assisted total knee arthroplasty experienced improved...

Building Trust and Improving Lives through Community Partnerships

I have the distinct privilege of serving as chair of the American Hospital Association’s Foster G. McGaw Prize Committee, which awards a prize each year to one hospital in the nation that best demonstrates the ability to get outside its walls and authentically engage with its community to promote health.