Veer Mudambi
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Boston, MA, United States
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A real snow day, at last: Worcester residents take it in stride
Some parts of the county had received as much as 18 inches by midday Tuesday. → Read More
Higgins Armory collection to reopen in former Worcester Art Museum library space
The Higgins Armory Collection is planned to make a return inside the former space of the Worcester Art Museum’s library, which itself has relocated. → Read More
What is daylight saving time, or why you have to get up an hour earlier
The stated reasoning is to better match clocks with available daylight, with more in the evening during the summer and vice versa in the winter. → Read More
National Weather Service: Worcester had the warmest winter in history
The record refers to "meteorological winter," which runs from December to February. However, a snowstorm is forecast for the first weekend in March. → Read More
Worcester residents join governor's Council for Black Empowerment
The 30-person body will advise the governor on issues related to the economic prosperity and well-being of Massachusetts’ Black community. → Read More
Abby's House looking for new shelter space during Crown Street renovation
This summer, Abby's House will begin a more than $3 million renovation of 21-23 Crown St., tackling essential structural upgrades. → Read More
Latest Botanical Garden exhibit in full bloom at Tower Hill
This year’s show is called “Allure,” which runs until March 19 and focuses on the orchid’s relationship with pollinator species. → Read More
Frederick Douglass reading at Worcester City Hall
Worcester residents came together to celebrate one of history’s most famous abolitionists on his adopted birthday, with a reading of his famous speech. → Read More
Clark professor's debut novel digs for the seeds of racial violence
Ousmane Power-Greene’s published work has largely been nonfiction. “Confessions” is his first novel → Read More
Clean energy revolution charges up with new fusion facility at Devens
SPARC, expected to be completed and operational by 2025, is not a power plant but a prerequisite to demonstrate fusion energy. → Read More
Drawn together: Creative Hub kicks off monthly queer artist space
Arts nonprofit Creative Hub has launched Queer Artist/Maker Space, where members of Worcester’s LGBTQI+ community can find a welcoming environment. → Read More
Galentine's Day at Crompton Collective set to make its post-COVID return
Crompton Collective in Worcester's Canal District will host its second Galentine's Day on Thursday → Read More
Worcester forecast: Below-zero temperatures, 43 mph wind gusts
The dangerously cold conditions are expected to arrive Friday. Relief should come Sunday. → Read More
Worcester's South High to compete on GBH TV's 'High School Quiz Show'
South High Community School returns for the fourth time to GBH's "High School Quiz Show" in a match vs. Andover High to be broadcast Feb. 11. → Read More
Divers join search in Brookfield for Brittany Tee, last seen Jan. 10
Divers searched the shoreline of Quaboag Pond Tuesday morning, the latest effort in the two-week search for Brittany Tee. → Read More
Snowfall totals could rise at the drop of a hat, says NWS
Aside from a few flurries, snow has been conspicuously lacking this winter in the Worcester area. → Read More
Shrewsbury library bookstore open for business
Run entirely by volunteers, the store is open seven days a week, offering hardcovers for $2 and paperback, children's books and media for $1. → Read More
Girl Scout Cookie season kicks off with annual Cookie Drop in Worcester
Worcester, along with Springfield, West Springfield and Pepperell, serves as the central hubs for the annual Cookie Drop, marking the official start of Girl Scout Cookie season in Central and Western… → Read More
On MLK Day, Worcester Black artists reflect on a more inclusive art scene
Despite Worcester’s incredibly diverse population, the local art scene has not always been representative in terms of Black and Brown artists. → Read More
Clark professor's winning design appears on Bounty paper towels nationwide
Freyermuth was one of eight winners chosen to have their work appear on a special edition of the product line, Bounty Print, which will be sold nationwide in two and six packs. → Read More