The City is hosting a public meeting to share updates on the Downtown Safety Improvement Project and gather your input. We’ll review proposed changes to improve traffic flow, pedestrian access, and overall safety in Woburn Center. Come learn more, ask questions, and help guide the next steps.

Thursday May 1st

6pm-7pm

City Council Chamber

Mass Save's Main Streets program is coming to Woburn the week of May 19! This is your chance to receive no-cost energy assessments and access limited-time incentives to make your business more energy efficient and save money. Stay tuned for details on how to participate and boost your sustainability efforts!

The City of Woburn is looking for a Woburn-based business to warm up our runners at this year's Live Free Fun Run and Wellness Festival! This is a great opportunity to showcase your business and connect with the community.

Any interested parties should reach out to Mackenzie Dezieck at mdezieck@cityofwoburn.com

The Mass Tech Collaborative has launched the Tariff Response Business Operations Support Initiative, and they want to hear from local businesses! You can help the State understand how tariffs and trade policies are affecting your business.

The Boston Business Journal reports, Woburn-based company, Vaxess Technologies Inc., is building a niche by delivering GLP-1 medications with a skin patch and no needles required.

Vaxess aims to take away the hassle of conventional needles for patients taking self-administered medicines. Vaxess believes its patch can deliver a range of vaccines and drugs.

Energy storage and advanced materials company Nanoramic has officially opened its new 40,000 sq. ft. headquarters in Woburn. The state-of-the-art facility strengthens its position in Massachusetts’ growing cleantech ecosystem and supports the company’s next phase of global growth. With advanced capabilities and room for expansion, Nanoramic is ramping up production to meet rising demand for sustainable, high-performance energy storage solutions.

According to the Boston Business Journal, Type One Energy, a fusion startup founded in 2019, is conducting cutting-edge experiments in their Woburn location as part of its effort to develop a commercially viable fusion reactor. The company recently reported progress with its magnet design—an important step in advancing fusion as a clean, sustainable energy source, and a notable victory for Woburn’s growing clean tech cluster.

The Covery is your go-to destination for immersive wellness. Their mission is to promote health and productivity for their members and communities through various services designed to support the mind and body.



The Covery Studios is located at 368 Cambridge Road