Historical Commission denies demolition delay waiver for a Grove Street mill building. From our own coverage: Arts council grant dispute over wrong-venue dance event; Advisory council recommends four city board nominees.
Worcester Human Rights Commission votes to release letters criticizing city's police oversight plan. From our own coverage: Conservation board fines LLC $2,000 over wetlands; Rights panel votes to release oversight letters.
Hanover Insurance reported third-quarter net income of $172.6 million, the Worcester-based insurer said Wednesday.
Former Worcester County DPW superintendent fined $35,000 for working state job on town time.
Worcester shopper wins $150,000 Powerball prize. Also in today's brief (11 items): Doherty, South High meet in JV football; Doherty hosts Westborough in field hockey; Worcester shopper wins $150,000 Powerball prize; Patch digs into Palladium theater's ghost lore.
Worcester license commissioners restricted Hurricane Betty's nightclub hours after an October 11 shooting killed one man outside the club. From our own coverage: License board reviews one-day permit requests; Zoning board weighs Shale Street housing, gas station plans.
WALPEX 2026, a stamp and collectibles show, continues Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 24-25, according to Worcester Patch's events calendar.
Worcester council orders manager to find public restroom sites after week of dispute. From our own coverage: Council orders manager to find restroom sites; City submits homelessness framework to council.
Worcester officials submit draft homelessness framework to City Council amid rising unsheltered population. From our own coverage: Worcester submits homelessness framework to council; Worcester to host first Homeowner Summit Nov. 7.
Worcester's Conservation Commission considered a fresh enforcement order for an illegally built Holden Street deck inside the Delaney Brook buffer, as a separate Lake Avenue property owner faces the city's maximum $100-per-day fine if repeat wetland violations are not corrected within 21 days.
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