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Toomey apologizes for invoking police chief, sergeant after crash
The Worcester city councilor says she showed poor judgment and acknowledges her actions created the…
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Worcester residents invited to weigh in on whether city charter needs another look
Nearly 40 years after Worcester’s current governing charter took effect, a City Council committee will…
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10-year-old takes a problem to Worcester City Hall—and gets results
After noticing a faded crosswalk on his walk to school, 10-year-old Manolo Garcia took his…
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Habitat for Humanity MetroWest/Greater Worcester awarded $100,000 grant
The two-year Bank of America grant helps the local Habitat affiliate expand its housing work,…
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Worcester County coat drive aims to distribute 4,000 new coats this fall
The Worcester County Sheriff’s Office and Reserve Deputy Sheriff’s Association kicks off their annual winter…
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Building Worcester: Union Station lease renewed, GreenTech Park tax break advances
Maxwell Silverman’s wins another two years at Union Station, a proposed GreenTech Park tax incentive…
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Camping ban, police reform return to Worcester council in packed agenda
Worcester councilors revisit a controversial public camping ordinance and a sweeping resident-authored police reform proposal…
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$10,000 matching challenge aims to fill Belmont Street school library shelves
An anonymous donor will double contributions through Oct. 15 as a Worcester nonprofit works to…
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Sean Rose named Worcester schools’ chief of access, opportunity and equity
The longtime Worcester community leader will join the district’s Cabinet, overseeing efforts to address achievement…
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WPI lands $2 million NSF grant for scholarships, STEM programs
The six-year initiative will support 70 students in robotics, advanced manufacturing and related fields, with…
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