Acton company donates PCs to after-school program for inner-city youth

Connecting Needs is the name of the collaboration between the Victory Generation and Clean Out Your Office LLC, an Acton company that specializes in the removal and recycling of computers and any other electronic materials from businesses and warehouses.

Wireless Zone franchise opens in Marlborough

The Wireless Zone is now the largest wireless retail franchiser in the United States. Though the economy hasn’t exactly been receptive to business owners, Wireless Zone signed and found financing for nearly 100 franchisees last year.

Framingham firm specializes in energy efficiency projects

Ameresco is the largest independent energy services company in the United States. As its 10th anniversary approaches, the company has designed and constructed some of the biggest energy efficiency projects in the world.

Natick’s Pierce Collision invests in waterborne technology

Pierce Collision Inc. is one of the few certified waterborne auto body shops in Massachusetts.

Framingham company creates plastic covers for light fixtures

Fluorolite Plastics makes any type of plastic for any type of fluorescent light fixture. The products, technically known as fluorescent diffusers, are typically used as covers for light fixtures.

MetroWest business expo goes green

The expo, which takes place May 27 from noon to 6 p.m. at the Sheraton Framingham Hotel and Conference Center, has added green seminars and panel discussions to its lineup of events.

Success still computes at Stratus in Maynard

Stratus continues to do today what it did nearly 30 years ago, only now it employs state-of-the-art, industry-standard technologies. It has also created new businesses and new products without straying from its roots.

Framingham company offers green, clean and secure way to dispose of documents

Instead of a mechanical shredder, which leaves small bits of paper that could be reassembled into a complete page, the Nano DeCopier uses a nontoxic chemical which strips printed ink off paper and reduces the paper into recyclable pulp, making any information irretrievable

Movers and Shakers for April 12, 2009

Articles on Lori Hannay and Gayla Langlois.

Interior secretary airs wind-for-coal scenario

Claim that East Coast windmills could replace most fossil plants is refuted

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