$20,002 to the Boys & Girls Club of Webster-Dudley
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Webster, MA — Subaru of America Inc. (“SOA”) and Long Subaru presented a check for $20,002 to the Boys and Girls Club of Webster-Dudley. The Boys and…
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Webster, MA — Subaru of America Inc. (“SOA”) and Long Subaru presented a check for $20,002 to the Boys and Girls Club of Webster-Dudley. The Boys and…


We were pleasantly surprised to see a building we know well featured in the Worcester Telegram & Gazette yesterday.
Originally built as part of R.H. Long Motor Co., the Worcester factory (67 Millbrook Street) was purpose built in 1920 by Mr. Long as part of a million dollar investment. Often still referred to as 'the old Thom McAn building', as it served as that company's world headquarters from 1965 to 1996, today it is the recently refurbished Worcester Business Center.
Read the Feature Article Online by: Melissa McKeon, Correspondent




