Kim Ring
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Boston, MA, United States
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Hemp farm owner set to open restaurant at former site of Worcester's Hangover Pub
Gian Ranucci already operates a restaurant in Coventry, Rhode Island. → Read More
Buck's Whiskey & Burger Bar closing in Worcester Canal District
A social media post indicates a new owner will be taking over the location on Green Street. → Read More
Worcester police investigate weekend gunfire
No arrests after separate shootings. → Read More
Hardwick selectmen delay horse racetrack vote to try to force matter to ballot
Hardwick selectmen delayed approving the site of a proposed thoroughbred horse racing track to try to force the matter to ballot for town election. → Read More
Worcester County man among victims of NH plane crash
The single-engine plane crashed into a multifamily home Friday night. → Read More
Case of Legionnaires' disease confirmed at Auburn assisted living facility
According to the Mayo Clinic, "Legionnaires' disease is a severe form of pneumonia — lung inflammation usually caused by infection. → Read More
Police offer no update on mass shooting at Worcester warehouse
An ambulance crew from a neighboring town sprung into action to assist a wounded woman. → Read More
Deja vu for diners as Rom's Takeout is closing 13 years after original restaurant went dark
The original Rom's closed in Sturbridge in 2008, and now, the Rom's Takeout that satisfied customers' need for meatballs and sauce, is closing its doors. → Read More
State Gaming Commission to weigh in on controversial proposed horse racetrack in Hardwick
The state Gaming Commission to hold its required public hearing on controversial proposed horse racetrack in Hardwick Tuesday. → Read More
To serve and protect: Spencer Police Chief David Darrin to retire in March after 25 years
Spencer Police Chief David B. Darrin will retire in March after 25 years leading the department. → Read More
Worcester's Doughnuts & Draughts announces permanent closing
A walk past the café was an experience for the senses with big, colorful confections tempting the palate and a sweet smell that was tough to resist. → Read More
Hardwick selectmen delay vote on thoroughbred horse racing track
Selectmen halted on whether to allow a thoroughbred horse racing track in town after public hearing that wrapped up Tuesday evening. → Read More
Worcester License Commission awards liquor licenses to 5 of 6 applicants. Here's why
Six applicants for the five licenses offered presentations a week earlier during a public hearing, and commissioners took the matter under advisement. → Read More
D'Errico's closes Cambridge Street market; stores on E. Central St. and in Leominster remain open
D'Errico's Meat and Deli on Cambridge Street has closed its doors but continues to operate on East Central Street and in Leominster. → Read More
5 new package store licenses sought by Worcester businesses
The city has five new package store licenses thanks to a 14% increase in populations. Now, the License Commission must set about awarding them. → Read More
Salem Cross Inn barn in West Brookfield badly damaged in morning SUV crash
The driver may have suffered a medical problem that led to the crash, police said. → Read More
Millionaire mystery: A $16.5 million lottery ticket was sold in Ware
The Massachusetts State Lottery jackpot is the Megabucks Doubler's largest since it launched in April 2009. The cash option on the prize is $12 million. → Read More
Athol man convicted, sentenced to life in 2019 killing of Leominster woman
Hamel was sentenced by Judge John Agostini to the mandatory term of life in prison without parole on the first-degree murder conviction connected to his killing of Clifford of Leominster with a hammer at 3:30 a.m. Nov. 11, 2019. → Read More
Harpoon Beer Garden extends operation at Mercantile Plaza downtown to Oct. 28
Harpoon Beer Garden stretches operation into fall with blessing from Worcester License Commissioners. → Read More
Many factors lead to closings of Canal District's The Hangover Pub and Broth, owner says
Broth and The Hangover Pub have closed but executive chef and owner Michael Arrastia said he plans to continue cooking with love. → Read More