Clark University wins $27M federal grant to expand IT apprenticeships
The Worcester university is one of five organizations nationwide selected for a federal initiative designed to expand apprenticeship pathways into technology careers
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Ranking the top 10 WooSox graduates to reach the majors
Nearly 60 players and one manager have reached Major League Baseball after spending time with the Worcester Red Sox. Bill Ballou ranks the 10 most successful WooSox graduates so far
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Burkett softball all-stars win three District 4 championships
The 10U, 12U and Junior teams all qualify for the state tournament
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Worcester raises police recruit age limit amid sharp drop in applicants
A new state law expands eligibility for Worcester police recruits from age 32 to 39 as the city looks to reverse a steep decline in potential candidates
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Mosquito control crews set July dates in Worcester
Central Massachusetts Mosquito Control Project crews are scheduled to be available in Worcester on four dates in July, with limited truck-mounted spraying possible depending on requests, weather and mosquito activity
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Worcester man pleads guilty in staged robbery scheme tied to immigration benefits
Federal prosecutors say Mitul Patel paid to pose as the victim of a staged armed robbery at a Worcester store as part of a broader visa fraud conspiracy
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Regina Marshall takes helm of Advocates
The longtime human services executive succeeds Diane Gould as president and CEO of Advocates, which serves more than 50,000 people across Massachusetts and Rhode Island
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Battle of the Badges brings in more than 100 blood donors
Worcester police and firefighters faced off in a friendly blood drive competition at the DCU Center, helping the Red Cross collect donations during a difficult summer stretch
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Community Healthlink launches update page as program transitions continue
UMass Memorial Health says most Community Healthlink programs remain open as the organization moves toward eventual closure and services transition to other providers