The planned 375-unit Green Street project is part of the city's plan to repay debt taken out to build Polar Park.
A year after moving from downtown, a grocery store focused on local food announced it will close.
Two Worcester employers have been named among the top 100 in the country when it comes to employee health.
The owners of the Kenmore Diner are retiring, and the new owner said she plans to keep business as usual.
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A chain that specializes in açaí bowls as well as burgers and milkshakes plans to open a Worcester location, according to a report.
A Worcester doughnut shop landed on a list of the best in the region. A Boston publication says its doughnuts are worth traveling for.
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Bagel Time has been located along Park Avenue for decades, but the deli's space will soon become a new restaurant.
The Walgreen's location will close in early November along a street that recently also lost a CVS.
Beer lovers in Worcester County will be short two mainstays as the pasture at Milk Room closes and River Styx closes for good.
The Canal District bookseller and coffee shop will celebrate its anniversary with a public party, and discounts.
Rite Aid is closing 154 stores nationwide as the company seeks bankruptcy protection.
Maker To Main closed its Main Street store in downtown Worcester in early 2022 for a larger space along Harding Street.
Warehouses along Franklin Street near David Clark will be torn down under a new development proposal.
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The Worcester Jersey Mike's will be located in a Kelley Square gas station complex that was rebuilt over the last few years.
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The Menkiti Group was the winner out of four proposals for the Denholm, and is the latest downtown expansion for the developer.
The local premium ice cream maker will welcome customers to the new kitchen in the Whitall Mills building, a growing gastronomic hub.
Rewind Video is preparing to open along June Street, offering titles to rent and a physical newsroom for the Worcester Sucks newsletter.
The Saturday markets will take place in the courtyard of the downtown office tower featuring handmade goods, produce and food.
The newest brewery in Worcester has been in the works since 2019, founded by two local attorneys who discovered craft beer together.
An Auburn developer behind a 218-unit Shrewsbury Street building wants to build a second on in an empty lot across the street.
The owners of the former Main Street specialty grocery store will seek permission for open hours at the new Harding Street location.
The Connecticut-based EbLens sportswear chain has locations in Worcester along Park Avenue and Majory Taylor Boulevard.
The Shaking Crab has been trying to open in downtown Worcester for months. The restaurant's liquor license is now at stake.
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The only local daily newspaper covering the Worcester area has occupied the Mercantile Center tower for more than a decade.
The Main Street residential loft complex opened with more than 50 units in 2009, but a new project would more than double that.
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An plan for 15 units above the old Table Talk factory at Kelley Square has swelled, and now includes the addition of three stories.
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A report says the Orlando flights might be part of wider Jet Blue cuts coming this summer.
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Worcester has selected two proposals submitted for the Denholm redevelopment. Both propose demolishing the building.
Twin residential towers, luxury apartments, retail space and more have been proposed for the historic Main Street building.
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The lack of credit card tipping at the East Central Street Starbucks is meant to discourage union organizing, labor advocates say.