Parking rules campaign targets winter violations
Worcester launches education campaign on year-round parking rules ahead of winter enforcement. From our own coverage: Worcester rolls out parking rules education push.
From Worcester News
- Worcester rolls out parking rules education push. Worcester's Department of Public Works, Fire Department and Department of Transportation and Mobility rolled out a Key Parking Rules education campaign this week, warning residents now with educational tickets before ticketing and towing enforcement increases later this season.Worcester News
Worcester on Mon, Oct 19
- Historic Boys Club reopens as affordable housing. A long-vacant historic building in Worcester has been converted into affordable housing for older adults, Worcester Patch reports.Worcester Patch
- Police get nearly $60,000 for traffic safety. Worcester police will receive nearly $60,000 in federal funding for traffic safety initiatives, according to Worcester Patch.Worcester Patch
- Cafe awarded $200,000 for job training program. Cafe Reyes in Worcester will expand its workforce training efforts with help from a new state grant, Worcester Patch reports.Worcester Patch
Coming up
- Sun, Oct 25, 1 p.m.: WAM hosts reception and artist talk for de Christopher. Worcester Art Museum holds a reception and artist talk with Tim de Christopher in the Open Door Gallery on Sunday, Oct. 25, at 1 p.m.Worcester Art Museum
- Sun, Oct 25, 2 p.m.: Museum talk examines art market trends. Worcester Art Museum presents a talk titled "The Tortoise, the Hare, and the Art Market" on Sunday, Oct. 25, at 2 p.m.Worcester Art Museum
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