Record $5.5M HUD lead grant lands
City lands record $5.5 million HUD grant to remove lead paint hazards. From our own coverage: DPW begins education push on winter parking rules.
City lands record $5.5 million HUD grant to remove lead paint hazards. From our own coverage: DPW begins education push on winter parking rules.
Worcester launches education campaign on year-round parking rules ahead of winter enforcement. From our own coverage: Worcester rolls out parking rules education push.
Worcester City Council set to weigh major policy changes at Tuesday meeting. Also in today's brief (16 items): Forum could reshape addiction recovery support; Park Avenue restaurant marks first year; Banana ball to debut in Worcester; Doherty JV soccer hosts Shepherd Hill Regional.
Wonder Food Hall opens in Worcester with more than 20 restaurant concepts under one roof.
Worcester's citywide fall leaf collection program starts Monday, Nov. 2, with street parking bans to follow. Also in today's brief (7 items): Fall leaf collection starts Nov. 2; Breakfast cafe closing after seven years; Students to question astronaut on space station; Lottery player win…
Worcester City Council takes up winter prep with snow removal and leaf collection overhaul. Also in today's brief (12 items): Council overhauls winter snow and leaf collection rules; Patch publishes 2026 Worcester election voter guide; New owners taking over Peppercorn's restaurant; Gir…
Worcester License Commission hears underage drinking case at Shearsby Street restaurant, certification lapse at Grafton Street store. From our own coverage: Preservation panel weighs shrinking Veterans Inc. grant; DPW panel orders fix for rising survey markers. Also in today's brief (13…
Worcester zoning board grants city's first use variance in decades for housing project. From our own coverage: Worcester weighs refilling violence-prevention job; Panel files Grove-Lansing turn ban, cites no jurisdiction. Also in today's brief (9 items): New Chandler Street restaurant e…
Worcester committee processed eight petitions including a modified spray park hours pilot.
State report finds 39 of Worcester's fire hydrants out of service, some failing only when tested. Also in today's brief (15 items): State report flags 39 out-of-service hydrants; DPW, schools launch Name a Snowplow contest; Part of Worcester dog park closing for repairs; Botanic Garden …
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