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Shrewsbury Nursing Home Faces Wrongful Death Lawsuit
The estate of a local woman has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against a Shrewsbury assisted living residence after she died after a fall in 2021.
Take the Worcester CPA Funding Priorities Survey
The City of Worcester launched a survey for residents to express their priorities for funding through the Community Preservation Act.
Worcester City Council to Hear Gaza Ceasefire Resolution Denied in October
The Worcester City Council will take up a citizen petition during its meeting on Tuesday, January 7, that it previously refused to hear in October.
Improvements Proposed at Three Worcester Park Areas
An existing dog park, softball field and playground are among a list of proposed locations for site improvements at three city parks.
Here’s How to Dispose of Your Tree in Worcester After Christmas
From Thursday, Dec. 26 through Sunday, Jan. 5, city residents can dispose of their real trees at three of the city's drop-off sites.
Worcester to Install Up to 200 New Trash Bins Along City Streets
The City of Worcester needs assistance from residents to determine where new trash bins should be installed.
9 Years of Public Safety Committee Ignoring Police Discipline
In nine years as chairperson of the Worcester City Council's Public Safety Committee, Councilor Kate Toomey has never reviewed police discipline.
Worcester Council Calls Special Meeting for City Manger Contract
The Worcester City Council announced a special meeting on Friday, December 20, at noon, to consider City Manager Eric Batista's next contract.
U.S. DOJ Holds Community Meeting on WPD Report on Dec. 18
The U.S. Department of Justice holds a community meeting on Wednesday, December 18, at 6 PM at the YWCA at 1 Salem Sq. in Worcester.
Worcester City Manager’s Unlawful Restrictions on Human Rights Commission
Worcester City Manager Eric Batista increased his unlawful restrictions on the ability of the Human Rights Commission to review police misconduct.
