March of Dimes Annual March for Babies this Sunday
Friday, April 26, 2013
Families and business leaders will join together at the Worcester City Hall Common Sunday in the March of Dimes annual March for Babies
Millbury Cupcake Shop Raises $2,350 for Marathon Victims
Friday, April 26, 2013
Since opening The Queen's Cups in October 2012, owner Renee King of Millbury has baked thousands of handmade, original artisan cupcakes. In the days following the Boston Marathon bombings, the petite cupcake shop in Millbury ran a four-day marathon of their own to fundraise aid for victims of the tragic attacks.
Tom Finneran: After Boston—An Immigration Proposal
Friday, April 26, 2013
We’re coming up on two weeks since the Boston Marathon became the subject of headlines around the world. And we’re coming up on three decades of wishful thinking and willful ignorance regarding our immigration laws. Of all the public policy debates this country can and should have, immigration “reform” is the most frustrating one of all.
Tower Hill Free for Mothers on Mother’s Day Weekend
Friday, April 26, 2013
How does one show appreciation for the countless hours of cooking and cleaning, nurturing and teaching, and so many other things that Mothers do? Tower Hill Botanic Garden shows it by offering free admission for all Mothers on Mother's Day Weekend, May 11-12
Pats’ pick in 1st round not a surprise
Friday, April 26, 2013
The annual NFL Draft got started just after 8:00 pm ET Thursday night in New York, with each of the league's 32 teams hoping to find a future star.
Friends Remember Deceased Brown Student Falsely Accused As Bomber
Thursday, April 25, 2013
When Brown University student Sunil Tripathi was discovered missing on the weekend of March 16, his family quickly and bravely reached out to the local community and the world at large via social media to help locate their missing son/brother. After a brief period of media confusing the missing Tripathi with suspect #2 in the Boston Marathon bombing manhunt, the body of Tripathi has been found in the Seekonk River in Providence, Rhode Island, and identified. Throughout this period, GoLocal collected memories, thoughts, and wishes from Tripathi's friends, classmates and family for their missing classmate and friend.
Missing Brown Student and Incorrectly Accused Bomber Found Dead
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Sunil Tripathi, the missing Brown University student who was incorrectly identified as suspect #2 in the Boston Marathon bombing, was found dead off of India Point Park in Providence.
The Department of Health confirmed this morning that the body pulled from India Point Park on Tuesday was Tripathi, based on a forensic dental examination.
Tripathi had been missing since March 16th. A major effort by his family and friends had been launched to find him.
In the midst of the hunt for the Boston Marathon Bombers, rumors exploded on Twitter identifying Tripathi as suspect #2.
NEW: Commuter Rail Express Service to Boston to Start Next Monday
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray, along with Mass DOT Secretary and CEO Richard Davey were on hand at Union Station today to announce the start of commuter rail express service between Worcester and Boston next week.
Worcester Activist Says Slots Deal a “Disaster” for City
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Worcester activist and member of the Catholic Worker community, Scott Schaeffer-Duffy, says that council's "stupid" and "short-sighted" action means a looming disastrous deal for the city, families, and colleges.
Which Central Mass High Schools Made US News World Report Ranking
Thursday, April 25, 2013
US News and World Report has revealed 2013 top high school rankings, and some Central Mass. schools are making waves locally and nationally.
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