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Heard Street still closed, repairs continue after water break
Update: a water main break caused problems on Heard Street, but no customers are without…
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Worcester Youth Leadership Institute launches into 11th year
This program introduces youth ages 15-21 to area businesses, civic leadership
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It’s (still) a hot one; cooling centers, water available
Don’t let the heat get to you. If you should need it, Worcester’s got several…
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City allocates $1.5 million for youth employment opportunities
This move comes in response to unexpected cuts to the state-funded summer youth employment program,…
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Some councilors praise city manager, others critical in review
An early supporter dating back to his days as interim, Mayor Joseph M. Petty was…
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DPH dismisses all but 1 of 600 complaints made by St. V’s nurses
At the start of 2022, the nurses’ strike ended, but they continued to allege that…
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Worcester’s Crompton Park pool to open today after one-day delay
In addition to the Crompton Park pool, Bell Pond, Coes Pond Beach, Indian Lake Beach…
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Itching to know: mosquito control addresses concerns in July
The Central Massachusetts Mosquito Control Project is sending personnel to Worcester on dates in July…
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Several homemade explosives found in Worcester; warning issued
Officials are issuing a public warning after several homemade explosive devices were found in the…
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Dept. of Emergency Communications granted $3.2M for CAD system
The Department of Emergency Communications and Management receives a $3.2 million grant from State 911…
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