Nicole Shih
Telegram & Gazette
Chicago, IL, United States
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DCU installs Kindness Rocks Garden at DCU Center ahead of city’s Tercentennial celebration
Inspiring words on the rocks including "yes you can" are put together in the garden to celebrate the Tercentennial Celebration of Worcester. → Read More
Memorial Day weekend: See if your community is holding a ceremony
Many annual events were put on hold the past two years because of the pandemic. → Read More
Jersey Mike's Subs set to open second Central Mass. shop this month
With finishing touches from inspections to deliveries on track, Tombs hope to hold the shop's grand opening May 25. → Read More
Framingham police officer to host Easter event for kids Sunday in Worcester
Downing of Worcester will host an "Easter Eggstravaganza" kids' event from 9 to 11 a.m. Sunday at South Worcester Neighborhood Center on Camp Street. → Read More
Feeling blessed: Sol of Mexico restaurant in Worcester is immigrant owner's American dream
Studying business administration, hotel and restaurant management and accounting in Mexico, Acevedo dreamed of opening her own restaurant. → Read More
Designing woman: Jamaican immigrant opens cafe at Worcester Public Market
A chef, and also fashion designer, Jamaican immigrant opens as food vendor at Worcester Public Market. → Read More
Thai immigrant, Shrewsbury Street restaurant owner embraces freedom in America
Thai immigrant embraces freedom in America after living in Thailand and Israel for decades and opens restaurant on Shrewsbury Street. → Read More
Food fit for a king: Thai immigrant proud of restaurant, Siam 9 Thai Cuisine, in Holden
Thai immigrant overcomes challenges to open restaurant in Holden. → Read More
'No failure, no success': Restaurateur O'Connor recalls path from Ireland to Worcester
Brendan D. O'Connor, co-owns O'Connor's Restaurant & Bar on 1160 West Boylston St. with his wife, Claire, in Worcester. → Read More
Emigrating from chaos: Lebanese immigrant opens Beirut Bite restaurant on Shrewsbury Street
Zoghby, owner of Beirut Bite on Shrewsbury Street, said the economy and lack of public safety were the reasons that pushed his family out of Lebanon. → Read More
Taste from land of spices: Indian immigrant opens restaurant at Worcester Public Market
Thanks to her mother, Pooja Vishal learned the values of taste, color, ingredients and combinations for a delicious meal. → Read More
Final fundraiser for GRACE Center held honoring late Holy Cross rower Grace Rett after soaring inflation
Fundraiser held for GRACE Center honoring late Holy Cross rower Grace Rett after soaring inflation. → Read More
Venezuelan immigrant won US visa lottery, opened restaurant in Worcester Public Market
Isabel Fernandez of Worcester, owner of Sabrosa Venezuela at the Worcester Public Market, immigrated to the U.S. in 2017 from Caracas, Venezuela. → Read More
Convoy of Worcester police cars brings gifts, Santa to children at Why Me & Sherry's House
Worcester police delivered a convoy of Christmas gifts and joy Tuesday to children battling cancer at Why Me & Sherry's House. → Read More
At Pepe's Italian Restaurant in Worcester, it's all about family
Pepe's Italian Restaurant, opened in 2010 on Franklin Street and moving to Shrewsbury Street in November, is owned by four family members of Travaglio family. → Read More
Army Capt. returns home after 10 months to surprise son at Holden school
The father and son embraced amid applause from schoolchidren. → Read More
Millbury awarded $1.1M from MassWorks for improvements along Elm Street corridor
The grants will provide improvements including intersection upgrades, pedestrian plazas, ADA-compliant sidewalks, streetlights, trees and parking. → Read More
Worcester Canal District Holiday Stroll steps out with bargains, tree lighting
The stroll featured 48 local shops and vendors offering specials, raffles and more. → Read More
Hamel hired as Worcester's newest chief information officer
Hamel, who will start Jan. 10, joins the city with 14 years of experience in computer information technology, according to a press release from the city. → Read More
First omicron variant case found in Mass.
The first case of the COVID-19 omicron variant has been identified and announced Saturday by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. → Read More