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Worcester police seek man wanted in City Hall stabbing investigation
Worcester police say detectives are searching for a man wanted in connection with a stabbing…
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Worcester opens applications for youth violence prevention grants
The city is seeking nonprofit and community organizations to apply for up to $75,000 in…
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Students to showcase civics projects at DCU Center
Middle and high school students from 31 districts gather in Worcester on June 1 to…
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Holy Cross awards degrees to 803 graduates
Former Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker urged Holy Cross graduates to pursue lives shaped by perseverance,…
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Residents criticize planned closure of alternative schools
Community members, educators and parents urged Worcester school officials to reconsider plans to close three…
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Charlie Baker to address Holy Cross graduates
The NCAA president and former Massachusetts governor delivers the commencement address for Holy Cross’ 180th…
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Massachusetts infrastructure bill targeting potholes, bridges heads to Senate floor
The sweeping transportation proposal arrives as Worcester officials face mounting pressure over road conditions, aging…
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Worcester council declines to pursue public takeover of Viele Ave.
Residents sharply disagreed over whether the private road should become city-maintained, with concerns ranging from…
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Thousands of flags to be placed on veterans’ graves in Worcester ahead of Memorial Day
More than 165 volunteers are expected at Saint John’s Cemetery on Wednesday as Worcester County’s…
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Worcester schools among recipients of state summer meals funding
Worcester Public Schools will receive more than $13,000 through the state’s Summer Eats program as…
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