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Motion to cut $500,000 from schools’ central office shot down
School committee members voiced concerns over Superintendent Rachel H. Monárrez’s spending plan for FY2025
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DEA brings “One Pill Can Kill Game Over” esports tourney to town
This first-of-its-kind event is coming to New England—Worcester, to be exact. The event uses the…
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Mill Street redesign still revving up fiery debate
Social media continues to buzz with commentary about the reconfiguration of Mill Street, and a…
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City council: Mill Street redesign public debate, school funding
Tuesday’s Worcester City Council meeting kicked off with a long debate during the public comments…
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Local artists invited to design utility boxes as part of project
Those utility boxes could look a lot more awesome. The city’s looking for help from…
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HUD programs, potholes, finance updates; this week’s city council
Tuesday’s agenda is a packed one with many agenda items
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Batista’s state of the city address: ‘Housing is No. 1 priority’
The city manager delivered the state of the city address on Wednesday night, expounding on…
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5,000 flags place on US Service member graves in Worcester
Ahead of Memorial Day, for the fifth year in a row, the sheriff’s office, American…
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Worcester dignitaries comment on Brown Vs. Board anniversary
YWCA, NAACP and City Councilor King have released a statement on the landmark ruling WORCESTER—The…
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City picks JM Goldson to develop 5-year housing plan
Worcester officials announced on Thursday that they chose this award-winning planning team to come up…
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