Friday Jun 14 | Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Outrage at cuts to street funding
It's a form of punishment that's going to be passed onto the municipalities and the people who drive on the roads all in the name of politics.
Hometeam: Seconds for Dawidczyk, McCausland
Oxford senior Emily Dawidczyk added another highlight to her high school career at the New England Track and Field Championships on Saturday by placing second in the 100-meter hurdles in 14.46 seconds.
Dudley Store destroyed by 2-alarm fire DUDLEY - A West Main Street convenience store was destroyed by a two-alarm fire Friday night.
Others ride in posh tour buses, with all the comforts of home. Some fledgling acts travel in minivans packed like sardine tins.
Have Lunch at Westborough Farmers' Market
Downtown Westborough may become a lunch and shopping attraction on Thursdays this summer, starting next week.
Street stops by Holyoke police net multiple drug arrests
HOLYOKE - Street stops by city police so far have produced multiple arrests this week, including a Tuesday morning foot chase that ended with an Easthampton man being charged with a drug crime .
Managers of Oxford massage parlor plead guilty to prostitution
Two women accused of running a house of prostitution in Oxford under the guise of a therapeutic massage parlor were placed on probation today after pleading guilty to solicitation for prostitution charges.
Financial troubles are brewing at Project COFFEE
An alternative education program for Central Massachusetts called Project COFFEE is in financial trouble.
$7.4 million road construction project to start in Auburn, Oxford
A $7.4 million road reconstruction project is poised to begin on a busy stretch of road used by thousands of commuters every day.
Marlborough police log, May 24 edition
23, Marlborough, for assault to rape, indecent A&B on person 14 or over, intimidation of witness/impeding an investigation, threatening to commit crime, vandalism of property, A&B. 3:58 p.m. Arrested, Steven Russell Theriault, 47, of 128 Charlton St., Apt.