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  • Building Worcester: New cafe, couple buys Greendale’s, dog training facility and housing projects move forward

    October 6, 2026

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    Mike Vigneux

    New businesses and housing projects win zoning approvals, new owners prepare to revive Greendale’s Pub, and Bri’s Sweet Treats marks five years in Worcester

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  • Worcester earns national recognition for immigrant inclusion efforts

    October 6, 2026

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    Charlene Arsenault

    Worcester has been named a 3-star Certified Welcoming community, with particularly high marks for efforts to connect immigrants with jobs, education and essential services

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  • PETA sues UMass Chan over records from animal research oversight committee

    October 6, 2026

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    Charlene Arsenault

    The animal rights organization says the Worcester medical school improperly withheld the identities of committee members and records detailing the panel’s oversight of animal experiments

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  • Reserve free tickets now: Boston Globe editor Brian McGrory to headline Worcester Guardian third anniversary celebration

    October 6, 2026

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    The Worcester Guardian

    The Oct. 20 event will begin with a cocktail hour and welcome reception at 5 p.m., followed by the main program, “Discussions with Brian McGrory,” at 6 p.m.

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  • After nearly 50 years telling Worcester’s stories, Bill Wallace gets his own honor

    October 5, 2026

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    Bill Doyle

    Bill Wallace helped create the Harvey Ball Award in 2001 for what was then called the Worcester Historical Museum, but he never expected to receive the award himself. Wallace retired last winter after serving for 49½ years as executive director of the museum, now called the Museum of Worcester. Eric Butler replaced him in January…

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  • Public bathrooms, charter review and Optiline dispute return to Worcester council

    October 5, 2026

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    Charlene Arsenault

    Worcester councilors revisit plans for public restrooms, the city’s charter and questions surrounding a subcontractor on a tax-supported development, while taking up new proposals on homelessness, Amazon drones and public participation

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  • Worcester State launches $30 million campaign with $1 million gift for future teachers

    October 5, 2026

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    Charlene Arsenault

    The largest fundraising campaign in Worcester State University history targets scholarships, workforce preparation, academic facilities and student support, while a major opening gift will expand a pathway for school paraprofessionals to become licensed teachers

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  • Four Worcester schools earn state recognition for academic progress

    October 5, 2026

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    Charlene Arsenault

    Columbus Park, McGrath, Midland Street and Worcester Arts Magnet were among just 56 Massachusetts schools recognized for progress toward state accountability targets

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  • Worcester man indicted in alleged identity theft, benefits fraud scheme

    October 5, 2026

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    Charlene Arsenault

    Federal prosecutors say a man whose true identity remains unknown used the identity of a deceased U.S. citizen for decades, collecting more than $12,000 in SNAP benefits and obtaining MassHealth coverage and a Massachusetts ID

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  • ‘A place kids know they can go’: Run Worcester prepares for its first season

    October 4, 2026

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    Mackenzie Tupja

    Run Worcester, a new chapter of the nonprofit Run Your City, began its first six-week season Sunday with 24 children registered. Members of the Holy Cross cross country and track and field teams are leading the program.

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