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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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Carl Kamp, Union Music owner who nurtured generations of Worcester musicians, dies
The longtime musician and proprietor of Union Music, remembered for putting instruments into the hands…
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Worcester’s endangered history: Downtown landmark, three-deckers and 27 surviving gas lamps make 2026 list
Preservation Worcester’s annual list highlights nine historic buildings and resources facing uncertain futures — while…
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Human Rights Commission hears warning on end of TPS protections for Haitian, Syrian residents
Presentation outlines how recent federal actions could affect Worcester residents, employers and immigrant families as…
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Bergman renews push for City Hall monument marking Worcester’s Declaration history
Councilor Morris Bergman says Worcester too often allows its history to remain hidden in Boston’s…
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WooSox Hall of Fame welcomes Class of 2026 at Polar Park
The WooSox inducted Chad Tracy, Dr. Charles Steinberg, Mark Fidrych and Gene Zabinski into the…
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Bob Cousy Pass officially dedicated near Holy Cross
Gov. Maura Healey joined basketball legend Bob Cousy at Holy Cross to dedicate the “Bob…
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Worcester Wall of Women mural takes shape at YWCA
A new public mural honoring 40 women who helped shape Worcester’s history and community is…
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WooSox manager visits site of baseball’s first perfect game
A stop at a quiet monument on Worcester’s Sever Street gave WooSox manager Iggy Suarez…
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From breaking news to national treasure: the changing face of the Declaration of Independence
After the Continental Congress approved the Declaration on July 4, 1776, its official printer, John…
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