Jim McGovern’s War Chest: Loaded with PAC Money
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Nearly half of Jim McGovern's campaign funds are from political action committees. See which ones and who else is supporting the Congressman.
NEW: Sen. Scott Brown Announces Summer Job Legislation
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Senator Scott Brown announced today that he will introduce the Youth Summer Jobs Acts of 2012 when the Senate returns to session next week.
NEW: Severe Storms Coming to Central Mass.
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
The recent spike in humidity will be bringing a chance for severe storms, tornadoes, and hail to the area this evening.
NEW: Massachusetts Ranks Ninth in Percentage of Christians
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Bucking a New England trend, more than half of all Bay Staters call themselves Christians even though a Gallup poll found that Massachusetts residents are among the least religious in the nation.
NEW: Councilors’ Debate on School Budget Continues
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
After much debate, the decision was made to push the school budget vote back another week in order to give both the City Manager Michael O’Brien and Worcester Public School Superintendent, Melinda Boone, a chance to “sharpen their pencils” and find an extra $500,000 to cut.
College Admissions: 10 Western Colleges Worth a Summer Road Trip
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Here on the East Coast, students and their families often focus on the plethora of fine colleges in the Northeast. Middlebury, Bowdoin, Williams and other highly competitive liberal arts colleges have no shortage of Eastern applicants. And while many families know about Stanford, Berkeley, UCLA and USC, few realize that there are some top-notch smaller liberal arts colleges out West. Many of these Western colleges are also in a city vs. their Eastern counterparts in the wilds of New England and upstate New York. So, if you are taking a family trip this summer, here are a few colleges out West that you may want to explore:
What’s at Stake for the Proposed Worcester School Budget
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
As City Council prepares to vote for the 2013 school budget, hopes are high that the group will uphold their responsibility to the city’s education. Jobs are on the line, and all involved agree that education is too important to overlook.
NEW: Tufts Helps Franklin Park Zoo Perform Procedure on a Gorilla
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
The Franklin Park Zoo has taken tricky animal checkups and made them routine with advanced training that has allowed vets to perform a variety of tests on large animals, including gorillas.
Tim Cahill: ‘Who Would Have Thought’ Moments
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Who Would Have Thought That... Curt Shilling's 38 Studios would be out of business so quickly. As a pitcher, Shilling always prided himself on pitching deep into games. Here it was over by the third inning. And let's not blame Independent Governor Lincoln Chafee. The game was out of hand, $75 million in taxpayer money gone, before he got to throw a pitch.
Playoff Preview: Central Mass Girls Lacrosse
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Today, 13 girls lacrosse teams across Central Mass begin their quest for a district championship.
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