Stolen Memorial for Late Musician Was Never Found

A memorial placed near the scene of Scott Ricciuti's fatal accident was stolen more than a year and a half ago. It was never recovered.

Johnny Depp Buys Worcester Artist's Work

Actor Johnny Depp's now got a piece of Worcester art in his home. Or maybe it's on his boat or plane. We don't know what he did with it.

Clark Professor Pens 'When Your Gay or Lesbian Child Marries'

This Clark University professor penned a guide for parents of gay kids who are marrying.

The Weekly Shuffle: Mermaid's at Stageloft, 3 Bands at the Cove, Flowers at Tower Hill

Our picks for the week also include Bob Moon singing at the Canal, a spaghetti dinner for Worcester Pride, skating on the common and more.

On the Table With Chef Marcos "Bigdog" Ferreira, Executive Chef of Peppercorns

He's got a lot of beer and meat in his fridge, and he's cooked for Jay Leno. Learn more about this popular Worcester chef.

It's Hank and Walter on Worcester: New Podcast for the City

Radio personality Hank Stolz and Worcester Magazine editor Walter Bird have teamed up to take a fresh look at Worcester.

Expanding Artistry: Cirque DuNoir and Sprinkler Factory's Collaboration Grows

An event that has its roots in a Halloween party grew to become the biggest artistic explosion around. A new exhibit starts this weekend.

The Weekly Shuffle: Beantown Comedy, '80s at Sakura, 'Tribes' Opening

Our picks for the week include the opening of 'Tribes,' a vintage soul band at the Sahara and Cirque du Noir...and a barngrass band?

Reclaiming His Day of Rest: Local Legend Jim Perry Cuts Cord on Blues Jam

He's 'burnt out.' Singer/multi-instrumentalist Jim Perry hosted his final blues jam this week after ten years.

Rocking Toward the Declaration of Independence

Three bands rock it out to send South High kids to experience history. Plus, percussionists from South are playing on buckets.