Public buildings in Worcester will be closed in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and trash and recycling pick-up will be delayed.
2024 was a record-setting year for adult-use cannabis in Massachusetts, as the Commonwealth saw sales of over $1 billion.
The Oval rink will offer several days of free skating, starting on MLK Day and running through February.
A security camera from MB Lounge caught the moment the manhole covers were sent flying into the air.
A Worcester firefighter passed away on Saturday.
Alma Gaucha, a steakhouse with a location in Seaport, is set to open this summer in Worcester.
Worcester's students submitted clever names for the "Name a Snowplow" contest, and now the winners have been selected.
From puzzle parties, to live music and a winter farmers' market, there's always something to do in Worcester and its surrounding areas.
Worcester's shoppers are not happy about the news regarding Price Chopper's upcoming closure.
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Ezra Millard's aunt has set up a fundraiser following the tragic death of the 13-year-old.
Worcester City Hall's front entrance will be closed on Thursday due to repairs.
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The new care center at Plantation Street will offer more beds and advanced patient care treatment options.
Several Worcester-based cannabis entrepreneurs will receive funding from the state's Cannabis Social Equity Grant Program.
The resolution introduced by two Worcester residents was denied a hearing last October, and now it's set to be read at tomorrow's meeting.
The baby boy was born at 12:01 a.m. on January 1.
Residents of Worcester are invited to share questions and concerns about an upcoming redesign plan for Endicott and Bigelow Street.
The library will hold a book giveaway for local school teachers to bolster their classes’ lineup of literature.
There's no shortage of fun in Worcester, and this weekend sports fans, comedy lovers and museum junkies will have plenty to choose from.
The library announced on FaceBook that a book checked out in 1973 was returned to the Cambridge Public Library before making its way home.
The Department of Public Works will propose renovations to Lake View Playground, Beaver Brook Park and Great Brook Valley Park.
The city of Worcester is allowing its residents to spend some extra time by their Christmas trees.
The upcoming holidays will result in a delay of regularly-scheduled trash and recycling pick up.
The emergency communications department is inviting Worcester’s residents to voice their opinions on an upcoming hazard mitigation plan.
Worcester’s students picked out the names, and now it’s up to the residents to determine which four will be the winners.
The city manager, Eric D. Batista, announced that $12.2 million in leftover funds - "free cash" - will go to the schools and the residents.
Worcester plans to install over 150 new trash and recycling bins, and the city is taking advice from its residents on where to place them.
Keli Lemoi of Worcester was one of few students nationwide to receive the distinctive honor.
Through its annual Giving Tree program, Saint Vincent Hospital made this holiday season one to remember for over 100 families.
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More than 4,000 guns have been turned in since 2002 when the program started in the City of Worcester.
UMass Chan Medical School has been named one of The Boston Globe’s Top Places to Work in Massachusetts.
The event will involve doing a live demonstration of guns, purchased through a buyback program, being transformed into garden tools.
A scratch-off player struck at rich recently in Worcester, according to Mass Lottery.
The ban will go into effect Dec. 1 and last until April 30 in an effort to prevent illegally parked vehicles from blocking snow removal.
Giving Tuesday, which in 2024 falls on Dec. 3, is a day dedicated to supporting nonprofit and community groups.
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The book was "The Early Works of Aubrey Beardsley" by Aubrey Beardsley. It was published in 1899.
The lucky prize was won on a $50 scratch-off ticket recently, according to Mass Lottery.