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City Solicitor Traynor Retires after 37 Years in Worcester
The City of Worcester announced on Friday, Dec. 6, that City Solicitor Michael Traynor will retire, effective Jan. 10, 2025, after 37 years with the city.
Join Worcester’s Housing Production Plan Forum on Dec. 9
The City of Worcester holds a virtual public forum as part of the development of the city's Housing Production Plan on Monday, Dec. 9.
New Trade Programs in Worcester, Leicester Receive State Approval
New career technical education programs at Doherty Memorial High School in Worcester and Leicester High School received state approval.
WATCH: Video Commemoration of the Worcester Six 25th Anniversary
See this video slideshow commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Worcester Cold Storage and Warehouse fire on Dec. 3, 1999.
Worcester to Hold Memorial on 25th Anniversary of the Cold Storage Fire
Worcester will host a memorial ceremony on the 25th anniversary of the Worcester Cold Storage and Warehouse fire on Tuesday, Dec. 3.
Worcester’s Permanent Winter Parking Ban in Effect on Dec. 1
The city's permanent ban is in effect from Dec. 1 to April 30 on emergency arteries, WRTA routes, and streets that are critical to the flow of traffic.
Out To Lunch Summer Series to Expand with State Grant
Downtown Worcester Business Improvement District will expand the annual Out to Lunch Festival & Farmers Market series in 2025.
Former District Councilor Sean Rose Announces At-Large Run
Former Worcester District One City Councilor Sean Rose announced he will run for an at-large seat in 2025.
Tensions High Between Madison Properties, Worcester Over Polar Park Property
At Thursday's WRA meeting, a back and forth between WRA members and Madison Properties about the left field property at Polar Park grew tense.
Restaurant Owner Wanted after Assault at Worcester City Hall
A warrant for the arrest of a local restaurant owner was issued after an assault using spray paint inside Worcester City Hall on Tuesday, Nov. 19.
