Government
Latest Articles
-
City manager rejects committee recs on Charter Spectrum renewal
Worcester’s Cable Advisory Committee voted unanimously in March to recommend that the city manager not…
-
Clark University expands its scholarship zone
Expanding the zone by 31 streets in Worcester gives lots more students the chance to…
-
City manager to deliver state of the city address
City Manager Eric Batista talks about where Worcester stands, how it’s doing, and where it’s…
-
New grant program boosts minority and women-owned businesses
The $550,000 program is funded through the American Rescue Plan Act and part of a…
-
Schools’ drive for inclusivity hitting its stride
“Culture & Climate Inclusivity: A Breakthrough” was presented to the school committee Thursday by Annie…
-
Black gum trees planted as part of Arbor Day celebration
WORCESTER—An Arbor Day celebration is scheduled to take place at Mulcahy Field in Worcester on…
-
City launches Diverse Business Certification grant program
The deadline to apply for these $5K grants is Nov. 1 of this year
-
WRTA votes, officially, to make buses free through next year
Worcester buses have been free since COVID times, and people have gotten used it—and concerned…
-
Record number to participate in Worcester’s Earth Day clean-ups
More than 1,500 volunteers are signed up to clean up more than 75 locations included…
-
City hosts community planting days for new Miyawaki Forests
Worcester got a sizable grant from the state to plant these urban forests, which help…
Follow Us
Daily Briefing
Get the day’s top stories delivered to your inbox every morning.
By subscribing, you agree to our Privacy Policy.