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wbjournal.com | April 16, 2018 | Worcester Business Journal 7 R E A L D E A L Real Deal highlights recent commercial property transactions in Central Massachusetts. Commercial real estate firms that want to submit information on transactions can send it to editorial@wbjournal.com. Sources: Lincoln Property Co. — Compiled by Zachary Comeau, WBJ staff writer ADDRESS: 1 Whitney Road, Berlin SALE PRICE: $2.3 million SELLER: One Whitney Road, LLC BUYER: Whitney Realty, LLC (Autism Behavioral Center) The building will serve as the new headquarters for Autism Behavioral Center, about a 10-minute drive from the company's current headquarters on West Main Street in Northborough. People's United Bank Congratulates The Hall of Fame Honorees and Business Leaders of the Year. ©People's United Bank, N.A. | Member FDIC Let's talk. Jeffrey Giunta Asset Based Lending | 978-624-3355 James Curran Commercial Lending | 508-890-5183 Vincent Bergin Commercial Real Estate | 860-280-2682 Three tenants join Knowledge Park Marlborough's Knowledge Park has signed three new tenants and resigned another to fill more than 11,000-square- feet just months aer the three-building campus was sold for $8.6 million. Dartmouth Property Management, the firm managing the property for new owner CB Equities - which purchased the park in October - announced the new tenants in early April. New tenants include commercial janitorial company SCS Building Main- tenance, national temp labor recruiting firm Operica and energy consulting company Colonial Power Group. Worcester State signs deal with UMass Law A new agreement between Worcester State University and the UMass School of Law will allow students to get their bachelor's and law degree in six years. e program shortens a process that normally takes seven years. UMass Dartmouth Chancellor Robert Johnson and Worcester State University Presi- dent Barry M. Maloney announced the agreement in early April. e law school has signed other agree- ments with Becker College, Fitchburg State University and the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. Harrington opens first Conn. health facility Southbridge-based Harrington Hospital has opened a new outpatient behavioral health office in Putnam, Conn., the organization's first location outside of Massachusetts. e facility will offer lifespan behavioral health services, counseling and medical management for children, adolescents and adults. Boston Scientific to buy Ohio firm for $50M Marlborough manufacturer Boston Scientific has made its sixth acquisition since April 2017, this time of Ohio esophageal temperature device firm Securus Medical Group for up to $50 million. Waters Corp. plans $215M Tauton investment Milford medical and scientific equipment manufacturer Waters Corp. is planning to build a $215-million fa- cility to support its expanding precision chemistry operation in Taunton. e company's Taunton facility services as a main manufacturing hub of chromatographic equipment used in the pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, materials, food, and biomedical research applications. Marlborough hospital employees to unionize Mass Memorial-Marlborough Hospi- tal employees totaling 220 will unionize aer a vote on April 10-11. e move to unionize passed by a vote of 137 to 44. e employees are certified nursing assistants; radiology technologists; mental health counselors; secretaries; billers and schedulers; and other support staff, according to the State Healthcare and Research Employees Union. W Harrington officials open their first Connecticut location.