3 hrs ago | Worcester Telegram & Gazette
National Memorial Day Concert in D.C. half a year in the planning
Ninety minutes That's the scheduled broadcast time of the "National Memorial Day Concert," which airs live on PBS television at 8 p.m. Sunday from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. Six months That's the amount of time it usually takes to plan and put the broadcast together, said Jerry Colbert, the founder and executive director ... (more)
7 hrs ago | WBOC-TV Salisbury
Fili, McIntosh Named to All-Ecac Nirc Teams
CENTERVILLE, Mass.- Washington College rower and rising junior Mickey Fili has been named to the All-ECAC National Invitational Rowing Championship Team.
11 hrs ago | Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Charlton, Clinton among towns scrutinizing ice cream vendors
Ice cream vendor Eric C. Cassim said he understands why people in his business would be subject to criminal background checks, but fingerprinting them might be going too far.
14 hrs ago | Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Delilah Charest stands with her son, Xzavier, and holds her daughter, Serenity, who was born with the help of some first responders earlier this month.
18 hrs ago | IBerkshires
STEM Growing in Berkshire County
Ella King of Lenox Memorial Middle School, right, and Allie Wolfe of Herberg Middle School present their third-prize-winning science fair project.
Jury rules for officer in Worcester brutality case from 2005
A Superior Court jury has found in favor of a city police officer in a nearly 7-year-old civil lawsuit brought against him by a Fitchburg man, who alleged that the officer severely beat him with his service baton when an altercation broke out at a downtown nightclub in April 2005.
UMass Memorial, Nurses Reach Tentative 3-Year Deal
UMass Memorial Medical Center and the union representing 1,100 nurses at its University Campus reached a tentative agreement on a new three-year contract late Wednesday night, averting a strike that had been scheduled to start Thursday.
Worcester-Area Parents On Alert After Man Seen Snapping Photos Of Children
Potential bidders explore Leominster animal-control job
Four prospective bidders attended a question-and-answer session at City Hall Wednesday to discuss the city's animal-control officer job, but at least two said they are concerned about the insurance requirements.
8 Phones Stolen During Route 9 Burglary
Eight phones worth about $4,000 total were stolen during a break-in at a Route 9 business early Wednesday, Westborough Police Chief Alan Gordon said today.
NASA Satellite Obervations helps determine how Glacier Mass reductions effect Sea Level Rise
A new study of glaciers worldwide using observations from two NASA satellites has helped resolve differences in estimates of how fast glaciers are disappearing and contributing to sea level rise.
Representative Fresolo Resigns
Rep. Fresolo had reportedly been under investigation since March by the House Ethics Committee for explicit photos, and per diem expenses.
Breaking & Entering, Furnishing Alcohol to Minor Among Week's Arrests
Sunday, May 12 12:21 a.m.: A general disturbance was reported on North Street. Police responded and will be seeking a summons to charge Mary Ouellette, 49, of 69 North St., Grafton, with selling/delivering/furnishing an alcoholic beverage to a minor and keeping a noisy and disorderly house.
India Society Celebrating 50 Years
The Shrewsbury-based Indian Society of Worcester is marking its 50th anniverary by partnering with Shrewsbury Media Connection to produce a documentary tentatively called "Fifty Glorious Years of ISW," according to the Boston Globe.
Lt. Gov. Timothy P. Murray, who decided against a gubernatorial run earlier this year, is expected to resign today to head the Worcester Chamber of Commerce, according to a source with Gov.
State police in Worcester investigate pedestrian accident involving a school bus
WORCESTER - State police are on the scene of a pedestrian accident involving a school bus near Exit 18, or the Lincoln Square exit, of Interstate 290, police said.
Worcester weather: Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Wednesday afternoon
Severe thunderstorm watch: Scattered strong to possibly severe thunderstorms may develop this afternoon across northern Connecticut, northern Rhode Island and most of Massachusetts, especially near the Mass Pike.
Security footage from Worcester store shows man lighting trash bin on fire
Security camera footage recorded at a Worcester market shows a man lighting a trash bin on fire last week.
Worcester City Councilor O'Brien calls for boost in school spending
Councilor-at-Large Joseph C. O'Brien has released a white paper on school spending, arguing that the city needs to do more to improve school facilities, meet required state spending rules and build partnerships with business and higher education around specific initiatives.