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Small business accelerator launches in Worcester
The new downtown space connects local businesses with resources from Clark University and the Small…
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Council tackles salary hikes, drone use, safety measures
This week, city council reviews wage increases for firefighters and police, drone usage reports, and…
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City Council gives official thumbs up to 25 mph speed limit
In a unanimous vote that marks a turning point for road safety in Worcester, the…
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Sheriff’s office earns top marks in ACA accreditation
Sheriff Evangelidis celebrates 98.7% compliance score, praising staff’s dedication to safety and professionalism
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WPL Foundation honors Rep. McGovern, Tim Loew, at annual meeting
The Worcester Public Library Foundation honors two community members dedicated to literacy and community service…
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Despite Rep. McGovern’s opposition, Biosecure Act passes House
Congressman Jim McGovern on Monday voiced his strong opposition as Biosecure Act Passes House, targeting…
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Speed caps, rat traps and dorm flats: this week’s council agenda
Key agenda items include a proposed citywide 25 mph speed limit, legal action against WPI’s…
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Public input sought on new youth health plan at lunch & learn
Residents are invited to learn about the city’s Children & Youth Health Improvement Plan and…
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Worcester moves closer to lower speed limits
Worcester speed limit reduction proposal advances to full Council vote
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Coes Reservoir to get treatment for algae on Thursday
City advises temporary water use restrictions during treatment to prevent algae growth
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