NEW: Governor Announces $26.8 Million for MA Communities
Governor Patrick announced $26.8 million to aid local communities. Many Central Mass. towns benefited, with extra funding
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Worcester Named Top City In US For College Grads
Everyone knows Worcester has a great college scene, and a new ranking says that the city is also one of the Best Small Cities in the US for college graduates.
Worcester County Gets an “F” for Air Pollution
The American Lung Association gave Worcester County an “F” for having high levels of air pollution, an issue that iis
Read MoreBe Like Brit Partners Raise $5000
Thanks to a joint promotion of Bay State Savings Bank, Spencer Furniture, Palley Advertising and WXLO, the Be Like Brit
Read MoreWorcester Employee Payroll Stacked with $70K-plus Salaries
In 10 major city departments, 789 full-time employees are taking home at least $70,000 or more a year in salary.
StART on the Street Delivers City’s Biggest Arts Event
This year, the biggest arts festival in Central Mass took it to the Canal District, bringing over 150 artists and craft
Read MoreWorcester Mayor Orders Plan for Easier Road Use
Mayor Joseph M. Petty wants to improve signage and the use of the Route 146/ Blackstone River Parkway and Quinsigamond
Read MoreHundreds Meet to Discuss Pollution and Poverty
Hundreds gathered at Clark University for the New England Environmental Justice Summit to discuss pollution and poverty.
Worcester Cops Outnumbered as ‘Phish Heads’ Bring Party to City
Raucous and at times uncontrolled partying outside the DCU Center before two concerts last week created moments of chaos
Read MoreThe Checks and Balances of Legally Owning a Firearm
The lawful possession of firearms is one of the most contentious issues in Massachusetts.
Tufts Clinic Spays 100 Cats in a Day
Tufts' veterinary school worked hard to help the community, spaying and neutering 100 cats in a single day.
EXCLUSIVE: State Sits on Millions in Tornado Relief Funds
Millions of dollars set aside to help victims of last year’s deadly string of tornadoes have not been used and remain
Read MoreWorcester Survivor of ‘53 Tornado Recalls Devastation
Brother Armand Lemaire is 88 years old and retired from Assumption College, but easily recalls the moment 59 years ago
Read MoreCouncil Upset Over Lack of Diversity at City Hall
At last week’s City Council meeting, several councilors voiced concern over City Hall’s lack of diversity, but the city's
Read MoreWhy Summer Reading is Essential for Your Children
All children look forward to the summer time as a break from the daily routine of going to school.
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