NEW: Worcester Companies Score $377K in Workforce Training Grants
The Patrick-Murray Administration today announced $6,846,496 in Workforce Training Fund grants to 87 Massachusetts
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Will Smart Meters Be Stopped in Worcester?
The rollout of wireless electric meters continues to face opposition in Worcester, and across the United States. Criticism of the smart grid pilot program in Worcester has again postponed public hearings on a final wireless tower as National Grid says it continues to look at alternative siting for the new infrastructure.
NEW: Patrick Signs Bill to Protect Sexaul Assault and Domestic Violence Victims
Governor Deval Patrick was joined by the Lieutenant Governor and housing, public safety and community advocates on
Read MoreJulia Steiny: Inquiring Minds Want To Know Science
During their sophomore year, biology students at William M. Davies Career & Technical Center fan out in teams to swab
Read MoreCentral Massachusetts’ Woman of the Year
It has been nearly three years since a vicious earthquake decimated the island of Hispaniola and killed more than 250,000
Read MoreCentral Massachusetts’ Man of the Year
In November of 2011, Worcester’s favorite son and Lt. Governor of Massachusetts crashed his state vehicle going at 108
Read More13 to Watch in Central Mass in 2013
Meet the 13 men and women who are poised for big things in the New Year--from politics and news to business, arts, and
Read More12 Biggest Video Stories of 2012 in Central Mass
It was an exciting first year for GoLocalTV in Central Mass. So, here are the top-12 video stories from 2012, in case you
Read MoreNEW: Concert Promoter Buys Palladium
The historic Palladium concert venue in downtown Worcester found a new owner just in time for the new year.
Mary Keefe: 13 to Watch in Central Mass in 2013
State Representative-elect Mary Keefe emerged from a crowded Democratic field to win the 15th Worcester District's seat on
Read MoreMedical Marijuana: 13 to Watch in Central Mass in 2013
In 2012, the Bay State voted to legalize medical marijuana, a step that passed by a 63 percent to 37 percent margin, and
Read MoreLisa Wong: 13 to Watch in Central Mass in 2013
When Lisa Wong was first elected Mayor of Fitchburg back in November of 2007, she was the first minority mayor in the
Read MoreJoe Early, Jr.: 13 to Watch in Central Mass in 2013
Worcester County District Attorney Joseph Early, Jr. had a lot to live up to in light of the career of his father, the
Read MoreLew Evangelidis: 13 to Watch in Central Mass in 2013
Worcester County Sheriff Lew Evangelidis has brought more than a fresh face to the office since his election in 2010. The
Read MoreWorcester Casino: 13 to Watch in Central Mass in 2013
The new year is sure to be a big one for gaming in the Commonwealth given trends we saw in 2012.
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