Auburn’s Kayla Harrity Stars on NESN’s Dirty Water TV

Monday, November 24, 2014

Patrick Sargent, GoLocal Worcester Contributor

Kayla Harrity, of Auburn, can be seen on Saturday and Sunday nights as a reporter and host on NESN's Dirty Water TV. The show, which airs at 11:30PM, details the nightlife of Boston and the comings and goings of celebrities in the area. 

"The best part is interacting with everyone in Boston," said Harrity, who studied Broadcast Journalism at Emerson College. "From bar owners to patrons, to celebrities like Matt Damon and Mark Wahlberg, my favorite part is meeting and interviewing actors and directros, like Joseph Gordon Levitt and Paul Feig, because they are always gracious to give me film advice."

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Worcester Remaining Positive in Wake of Telegram Being Sold Again

Monday, November 24, 2014

Patrick Sargent, GoLocal Worcester Contributor

As reported by GoLocal, on Thursday The Worcester Telegram & Gazette had been sold again. The new owners are GateHouse Media. According to the reports, GateHouse media's parent company, New Media Investment Group, paid $280 million for the Halifax Media Group. 

This is the third time in 14 months the Telegram has been part of a sale. Last summer, Principal owner of the Boston Red Sox, John Henry, purchased the Telegram, along with the Boston Globe, from the New York Times. This past May, Henry sold the Telegram to the Halifax Media Group. Halifax assests includes 36 newspapers and websites. According to a statement released by New Media, the Telegram will strengthen the Northeast presence of GateHouse.

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Angiulo: Bringing Both Sides of Local Disputes to the Negotiating Table

Monday, November 24, 2014

Leonardo Angiulo, GoLocalWorcester Legal Contributor

Local government may have the lowest profile of all elected officials, but they can have a dramatic impact on individual lives. While their decisions about building an addition on your house or who your cable provider is may seem small compared to quantitative easing, consider that local government effects how you live your life on a daily basis.

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Smart Benefits: Serve Up Wellness for the Holidays

Monday, November 24, 2014

Amy Gallagher, GoLocalWorcester Business/Health Expert

The holiday season may bring good cheer, but it also welcomes lots of unhealthy eating, stress and missed workouts.  Instead of wellness taking a back seat over the next couple of months, there are several ways you can keep it top of mind for employees.

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U.S. Rep McGovern To Distribute Thanksgiving Meals in Worcester

Monday, November 24, 2014

GoLocalWorcester News Team

U.S. Representative Jim McGovern will visit two local service organizations and a school on Tuesday, November 25 in order to help distribute Thanksgiving meals prior to the holiday.

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Holy Cross Rolls Nichols, 101-70, Improves to 3-0

Monday, November 24, 2014

GoLocalWorcester Sports Team

The Holy Cross Crusaders men's basketball team improved to 3-0 on the season after beating the (1-2) Nichols Bison 101-70 on Saturday evening at The Hart Center.

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Jones, Bunbury Carry Revolution To Crucial Road Win

Sunday, November 23, 2014

Matt LaPan, Go Local Sports Reporter

Jermaine Jones and Teal Bunbury collected a goal and an assist each to help lift the Revolution to a 2-1 road victory in 1st leg of Eastern Conference Finals

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Patriots Have The Wright Stuff—Shut Down Detroit 34-9

Sunday, November 23, 2014

Matt LaPan, Go Local Sports Reporter

The New England Patriots got two touchdowns from Tim Wright and LeGarrette Blount en route to a 34-9 win over the Detroit Lions

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25 Ways to Give in Central MA this Holiday Season

Sunday, November 23, 2014

GoLocalWorcester Lifestyle Team

The holidays are a time of giving - so this year be sure to reach out to your local non-profit organization and lend your support.

Here are 25 ways to give to your local non-profit organizations this holiday season. 

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slides: New England’s Booziest States

Sunday, November 23, 2014

GoLocalWorcester Lifestyle Team

New England is known for it's love of alcohol, as the oldest region in the country it is also the birthplace of some of the most popular craft breweries in America. 

Here are the rankings of each New England state according to statistics based on factors like alcohol consumption and breweries per capita.

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