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Fireworks, metal, baseball & kids pop: 5 fun things to do this weekend
From three nights of Fourth of July celebrations and fireworks to the Summer Slaughter Tour,…
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Melissa Ludtke reflects on lawsuit that changed sports journalism
Speaking at Polar Park’s Larry Lucchino Writers Series, pioneering journalist Melissa Ludtke recounted the landmark…
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From breaking news to national treasure: the changing face of the Declaration of Independence
After the Continental Congress approved the Declaration on July 4, 1776, its official printer, John…
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Army veteran Bruce Mendelsohn named Worcester’s new veterans services director
Former Army officer Bruce Mendelsohn leads Worcester’s Division of Veterans Services, helping veterans and their…
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Eighty-three local teens trade summer vacation for community service through WooServes
Students from across Central Massachusetts will spend the summer volunteering with 16 nonprofit organizations through…
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Week in review: Railers reunite with Blues, school budget approved, Zito exits WSRS, rent control off ballot, city touts mobility plan
The Railers landed a new five-year affiliation with the St. Louis Blues, Worcester School Committee…
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WSRS morning show host Chris Zito let go by iHeartMedia
Popular WSRS morning host Chris Zito is out after nearly 15 years with iHeartMedia as…
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Worcester to honor longtime Little League leader with ‘Doug Hannam Way’
A portion of Mayfield Street bordering Beaver Brook Park will be renamed in memory of…
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Pride, puffer fish and Vikings: 5 fun things to do this weekend
From the Scandinavian Midsummer Festival and Stonewall Pride Block Party to local art, live music…
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Free summer eats return to Worcester for children and teens
Worcester Public Schools provides free meals to anyone age 18 and under from June 23…
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