Concerns Over Worcester Firefighters Retiring in Droves
The Worcester Fire department is preparing for a big round of retirements coming this summer. Hear the concerns the fire
Read MoreOn Wednesday, Lt. Governor Tim Murray announced he was stepping down from his post -- and taking a $200K a year job heading the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Today, GoLocal takes a look at the reaction in the community, where there was a high level of support -- and opposition as well.
The Worcester Fire department is preparing for a big round of retirements coming this summer. Hear the concerns the fire
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