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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.
Fate of Worcester's Spirit of Knowledge Charter School to be decided today
The state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education is scheduled to decide today whether to put the Spirit of Knowledge Charter School in Worcester on probation.
Recent Waltham Arrests: Indecent Exposure Charge
Thursday, May 9 Wilson Garcia, 20, of 181 Felton St., arrested and charged with driving with a suspended registration and driving with a suspended license.
The boarded-up windows and sagging porch make this Worcester house appear to be abandoned and unloved, but the reality was quite the opposite.
How to boost the Worcester Startup Common
What is to be done to boost the Worcester Startup Common? In the last week, I have heard plenty of opinions ranging from a government official who does not have any idea, to people in the private sector whose ideas include getting startup capital, "leveraging competitive advantage" and setting up groups of people to talk about how to plow through ... (more)
As deadline looms, not enough candidates for Worcester preliminary
It's last call for candidates seeking seats on the City Council and School Committee this fall.
Webster boy is given special train ride
Tim and April Smith walk their 4-year-old son, Brady, up to the GP-9 locomotive he is about the ride with engineer Kevin Gallagher, rear, in Grafton on Sunday.
Divorce drama has makings of Italian opera
A former professor at the College of the Holy Cross, Suzanne Branciforte is a bright, successful author who teaches in Italy and overcame breast cancer five years ago.
O'Brien budget has big omission
Perhaps the biggest surprise in Worcester City Manager Michael V. O'Brien's $564 million budget recommendation is that it does not include funding to address the city's $656 million liability for post-employment health benefits for municipal and public school retirees.
Edward I. Stein of Eddy's Carpet and Warehouse Outlet, 3 James St., in Worcester.
Flowers might spring up on their own this time of year, but flags have to be planted.
Worcester teachers try to squeeze in science lessons
Worcester East Middle School science teacher Howard E. Fain is remarkable for several things, including engaging lesson plans and taking students on active, outdoor field trips.
Worcester man arrested, another sought in dumpster fires
Police arrested one man and are looking for another in connection with a string of dumpster fires set earlier this week.
A section of Hartford Avenue East in the area of Serenity Drive remained closed at 8:30 today while police investigated a serious two-vehicle accident that occurred shortly after 6 this morning.
Justin Flood, 26, of 28 Mechanic St., Webster, was found not guilty on a charge of rape after a jury trial.
Longtime couple celebrate 90th birthdays
Thelma Brodsky did not much enjoy the company of Howard Lockwood in kindergarten.