This Week in Worcester Editor Tom Marino and Executive Producer of Manny Jae Media John Keough discuss a proposal for public restrooms, youth justice reform, and Rep. Jim McGovern’s taking a new position on Israel’s war in Gaza.
TWIW Podcast Ep. 4 2024 – Public Restrooms, Youth Justice Reform, McGovern on Gaza
By Tom Marino | April 9, 2024
Last Updated: April 23, 2024
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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.
Man Arrested at Union Station for Fentanyl, Unarmed Robbery
Police arrested a man on a train at Union Station on Wednesday, Dec. 4, for outstanding warrants and possession of fentanyl.
Worcester Man Charged for Recording Sexual Assault of Minors
A Worcester man facing charges for rape of a child faces new federal charges for allegedly filming himself sexually assaulting two minors.
UPDATE: Worcester Declared Parking Ban Ends on Dec. 5
A declared winter parking ban goes into effect at midnight on Thursday, Dec. 5, with municipal garages free starting at 8 PM on Wednesday, Dec. 4