Two Men Face New Charges in Workers Comp Scheme

By Tom Marino

March 1, 2021

A Fitchburg man and a Clinton Man with pending federal charges related to a scheme to defraud workers compensation face additional charges.

Secretary Galvin Calls for Nationwide Vote by Mail

By Tom Marino

March 1, 2021

Secretary of the Commonwealth, William Galvin, is calling on Congress to pass a federal law protecting the right to vote by mail.

Bar Seating at Worcester Restaurants Reopens Monday

By Patrick Sargent

March 1, 2021

Bar-top dining reopens in Worcester as of Monday, March 1.

5 Things You Need to Know Today in Worcester – March 1

By Patrick Sargent

March 1, 2021

In today's daily 5 Things You Need to Know Today in Worcester feature, it's the start of Wellness Week, Saint V's nurses are heading to negotiating table, and more.

Neighborhood Watch Meetings in Worcester - March 2021

By TWIW Staff

March 1, 2021

There are 52 Neighborhood Watch Groups in Worcester. Meetings are held regularly — often once a month in various locations in the city.

Police Investigating Shooting on Piedmont St. in Worcester

By TWIW Staff

March 1, 2021

The Worcester Police Detective Bureau is investigating a shooting on Piedmont St. Sunday afternoon.

Worcester Police Rescue Elderly Woman from Chilmark St. Fire

By Tom Marino

February 27, 2021

Worcester Police responded to a structure fire on Chillmark St. and assisted an elderly female evacuate without serious injury on Saturday.

Utility Shutoff Moratorium Extended Until July in MA

By Tom Marino

February 27, 2021

The Massachusetts DPU issued an order on February 26 extending the moratorium on residential utility shutoffs.

5 Great Ways to Spend Your Weekend in Worcester

By Heather Cameron

February 26, 2021

February is nearly over and winter is coming to an end. How will you spend the last weekend of the month and the last weeks of the winter season?

MA Lawmakers Reject Increased Committee Transparency

By Tom Marino

February 26, 2021

The Massachusetts House of Representatives rejected more transparency in the legislative process this week, stripping a bill sent from the Senate.

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