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Worcester Stands to Lose $100K More on May Street Property—Worcester Stands to Lose $100K More on May…

Worcester Named Top City In US For College Grads—Latest ranking a top honor...

In Case You Missed It: Tim Murray Returns To Worcester—The week's top stories...

John Monfredo: Making Worcester “The City That Reads”—The many hands behind a book drive...

Matt Espeut’s Fit For Life: Fit at Forty—It's better than you think...

Former Milford High Star Colabello Makes Major League Debut—Local athlete makes it...

Clark Students Present Policy Ideas to Conservation Society—Students studied habitats of African elephants and Guanaco

MA Police Departments - Now Leveraging Social Media—MA Police Departments -- Now Leveraging Social Media

Worcester’s Family Businesses: Mill Street Motors—A truly unique business model that is still…

Common Wealth: Who’s Hot and Who’s Not in Mass Politics?—Common Wealth: Who's Hot and Who's Not in…

 
 
 

Governor Patrick Champions Youth Initiative in Worcester

Governor Patrick was in Worcester to discuss his Safe and Successful Youth Initiative with the local community at Straight

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Group Protests Demolition of the Palladium

Worcester residents, music lovers, and activists joined together at City Hall to protest the potential demolition of the

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Council Scrambling to Fill City Auditor’s Position

Worcester City Council is on deadline to replace the retiring City Auditor. The position will be vacant soon and no

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NEW: Coakley Hits National Grid with Record $16 Million in Fines

Attorney General, Martha Coakley slammed National Grid with $16 Million in fines for their response to the October

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STORM UPDATE: National Grid Urging Customers to Stay Safe

National Grid is urging residents in Massachusetts and Rhode Island to take precautions in advance of today’s forecasted

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BREAKING: Severe Thunderstorms Expected in Southern New England

The National Weather Service says there is a moderate risk for severe weather, with the potential for tornadoes, in

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Julia Steiny: Boring Neighborhoods Make for Boring Children

Julia Steiny, GoLocalWorcester Education Contributor

Mike Lanza, neighborhood-revival nut, makes an excellent point. From a kid’s point of view, the choice between going

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Mass Group Blasts Legality of New MA Education Standards

A Mass public policy group is calling newly adopted state education standards unconstitutional. They say the Common Core

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NEW: WPI on the Cutting Edge of Tracking Technology

Worcester Polytechnic Institute will host a workshop on indoor tracking technology for first responders. The workshop will

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NEW: Stone Soup Community Center Celebrates Rebuilding

Worcester's Stone Soup Community Center celebrates recovery after a devastating fire. Their efforts include an

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Effort to Help Worcester Foreclosed Families Picks Up

Worcester is home to a foreclosure crisis, and a national neighborhood assistance program is hoping to bring relief to the

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Mandatory Reporting Laws: What You Need to Know

Mandatory reporters are often the first line of defense against the abuse of children.  See how this important law works.

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John Monfredo: Still Time to Give Your Child a “Head Start” on School

Those families looking for a Head Start placement for their three or four year olds still have time to enroll their child

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MA Residents Spent Almost $1 Billion at NE Casinos

Mass. residents spent close to $1 billion last year at New England casinos, continuing in a trend of increased spending

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