Worcester’s New Climate-Controlled Self Storage Facility

CubeSmart Self Storage

Looking for storage that’s easy, secure, and modern? We’ve got you covered—literally. At CubeSmart Self Storage on 80 Barber Ave, we make storage simple, premium, and seriously convenient. 🚙 Drive right in under a covered, climate-controlled loading bay—no weather hassles 📦 High-clearance, three-lane access makes loading and unloading quick and stress-free—even for large vehicles 🧊 Fully climate-controlled across all four floors—ideal for protecting your valuables year-round 📱 Smartphone access via the CubeSmart app: open gates, doors, and elevators remotely 🛒 Free dollies &amp; handcarts on-site to make every move easier 📍 Centrally located off I-190 and I-290—perfectly positioned near Worcester’s residential neighborhoods and business hubs Whether you're moving, decluttering, managing inventory, or just need dependable storage, our facility is designed for your peace of mind and everyday convenience. Come see why Worcester locals trust CubeSmart at 80 Barber Ave. 📲 Reserve your unit online today and move in with zero hassle!

Worcester County

Jessie Castellano

Boston Metropolitan Area

Worcester

Massachusetts

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Norfolk County

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Braintree

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WORCESTER, MA — State police have identified two people from Connecticut who died in a rollover crash along I-290 over the weekend. Near 7 a.m. Saturday, Luc Morin, 65, and Christine Banavige, 52, of New Britain, Conn., were driving a pickup truck eastbound near the Plantation Street exit along I-290 when their truck rolled over in the center lane. According to state police, a 52-year-old Worcester driver in a hatchback veered into the lane Morin and Banavige were driving in and collided with the rear corner of their truck, causing it to flip over. The pair died at the scene, state police said. The Worcester driver was taken to UMass Memorial with minor injuries, state police said. Police did not immediately announce any charges, and said the cause of the crash was still under investigation Monday morning. The crash closed the middle and right lanes of eastbound I-290 for about four hours Saturday morning, causing long backups along the freeway.

WORCESTER, MA — State police have identified two people from Connecticut who died in a rollover crash along I-290 over the weekend.

Near 7 a.m. Saturday, Luc Morin, 65, and Christine Banavige, 52, of New Britain, Conn., were driving a pickup truck eastbound near the Plantation Street exit along I-290 when their truck rolled over in the center lane. According to state police, a 52-year-old Worcester driver in a hatchback veered into the lane Morin and Banavige were driving in and collided with the rear corner of their truck, causing it to flip over. The pair died at the scene, state police said.

The Worcester driver was taken to UMass Memorial with minor injuries, state police said. Police did not immediately announce any charges, and said the cause of the crash was still under investigation Monday morning. The crash closed the middle and right lanes of eastbound I-290 for about four hours Saturday morning, causing long backups along the freeway.