Worcester Business Journal

wbjournal.com | September 5, 2022 | Worcester Business Journal 9 At Fallon Health, our priority—always—is making sure our members get the care they need and deserve. We believe the diversity of our health plan members—and of our workforce—gives us many opportunities to learn from each other's traditions, communication styles, values and beliefs. The solutions we create ensure that everyone, including those in the most difficult circumstances, are heard, understood and respected. Health care without discrimination. That's the kind of care we believe in. Fallon Health. Care and coverage that goes further. 22-731-088 Rev. 00 8/22 care. It's what we believe in. • Hospitality & Recreation • Business Administration • Engineering • Math • Human Services • Accounting • Theater & Music • Automotive • Chemistry • And more! QCC graduates have the skills your business needs Recruit graduates for all types of businesses: QCC.edu/employers at 1 National St. in Milford and at 351 Maple St. in Bellingham. F & M Tool & Plastics president sells property in $25M leaseback deal A corporation registered to the co- founders of Concord's Arris Partners, LLC has purchased two properties, comprising 16 acres, along Pioneer Drive on the Leominster, Lunenburg border from the president of F & M Tool & Plastics, Inc. in Leominster for $25 million. F & M Tool & Plastics will remain at the location aer, said John Garofalo, manager and co-founder of Arris Partners. "ey are committed long-term to the location and the community," said Garofalo on Aug. 29. e deal between the seller, 175 Pioneer Drive, LLC of Leominster, registered to Mark Gasbarro of F & M Tool and Plastics, and the buyer, Pioneer Drive, LLC of Concord, registered to John Garofalo and Tom Sibley of Arris Partners, closed on Aug. 26, according to the Worcester North Registry of Deeds. Arris Partners was founded in 2017 and is a privately held real estate investment firm focussed on property acquisition, development, and management. It owns industrial properties in Leominster, Holbrook, Marlborough, and Chicopee. Polish National banquet hall in Grafton sold for redevelopment e Polish National Home Association Banquet Hall in Graon was sold for redevelopment on Aug. 25 for $635,000, according to Realtor Andrew Murray of A. Murray Real Estate, LLC of Worcester, who represented the buyer. e buyer was a corporation registered to Michael Labbe, owner of All Phase Glass Corp. of South Graon. Labbe did not immediately return a voicemail requesting information about his intention for the site. Barbara Rybicki of RE/MAX Executive Realty represented the seller, e Polish National Home Association of South Graon Mass. e 8,000-square-foot structure at 7 Main St., was built in 1934 according to the Graon Board of Assessors. W

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