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Markey, Keefe and O’Day prevail in Worcester primary vote
Worcester voters backed Ed Markey in the Democratic U.S. Senate primary, returned Mary Keefe and…
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School committee preview: Enrollment, school boundaries and a proposed flag policy top Thursday’s agenda
Worcester school leaders review a preliminary kindergarten enrollment decline, a sweeping boundary overhaul and proposals…
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Years after the fight began, 375 new windows give Worcester East Middle a long-awaited upgrade
A $4 million state ventilation grant, backed by federal pandemic relief funds, replaced every window…
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Worcester’s chamber promotes two longtime staffers to leadership roles
Virginia Murphy has been named director of affiliate partnerships, while Stefanie Silva becomes vice president…
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Worcester seeks public input as city updates cultural plan through 2032
The city is revisiting its 2019 cultural plan and asking residents, artists, students, businesses and…
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Coes Reservoir reopens after cyanobacteria levels fall
Coes Reservoir is again open for recreation after testing showed cyanobacteria concentrations had fallen below…
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Worcester primary guide: what to know
Worcester voters head to the polls Tuesday for Massachusetts’ state primary, with contested races for…
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Worcester wins second Mass Save grant to continue free energy assistance program
The new Community First Partnership grant will extend Worcester’s Smart Energy Advice program, which has…
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South Worcester Playground to close for renovations through next summer
Court renovations at South Worcester Playground begins Sept. 1, closing the basketball and handball courts…
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Hundreds gather to remember Worcester Police Officer Kurt Solomon
The 31-year Worcester police veteran was remembered Wednesday as a devoted father, Army veteran, lifelong…
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