Worcester, Massachusetts is the second largest city in New England and is located less than an hour west of Boston and within driving distance of both the seashore and various mountain activities. The city is noted for both educational and cultural facilities as well as the Massachusetts Biotechnology Research Park which houses the research facilities for various companies.
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