Toni Caushi
Telegram & Gazette
Worcester, MA, United States
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Worcester man charged with stabbing uncle to death in Blackstone
The victim, identified in court papers as Matthew F. Lesiak Jr., 42, was rushed to a hospital in Rhode Island, where he was pronounced dead. → Read More
Shamrockin' in the streets: Thousands turn out for Worcester County St. Patrick’s Parade
St. Patrick’s Parade Sunday was the second one in a row to be held without restrictions since the cancellation of the parades in 2020 and 2021. → Read More
Wintery nor'easter to pound region with rain, wind, heavy wet snow
The rain-to-snow event will depend on elevation, with higher elevations first seeing snow as early as 7 p.m. Monday, according to the National Weather Service. → Read More
With St. Patrick's Parade ahead, South High's band awaits cue after 3-year hiatus
South High's band will be back in the Worcester County St. Patrick's Parade after three years of challenges – from the pandemic to school renovations. → Read More
Names of 5 victims in deadly May 2022 fires added to memorial on Main Street
The names of the five people who lost their lives in city fires in 2022 were added to a memorial at Agawam and Main streets. → Read More
Developer proposes 300-condo community in Shrewsbury
Developers Pulte Homes proposed 300-condo community in Shrewsbury between Green and South Streets off Route 20. → Read More
Fallon building in downtown Worcester part of $10.5 million deal
One Chestnut Place, a block from Main Street, was constructed in 1990 at a cost of $33 million. → Read More
Fallon building in downtown Worcester part of $10.5 million deal
One Chestnut Place, a block from Main Street, was constructed in 1990 at a cost of $33 million, while the stone Two Chestnut Place dates to the 1920s and was once home of Worcester Federal Savings. → Read More
Westborough land off Route 9 goes for $2.65M to car styling entrepreneur
The owner of a Marlborough exotic car styling company purchased 1.5 acres of land off Route 9 for $2.65 million Friday. → Read More
'Making chess less intimidating': Worcester club draws a community of all levels of players
Your Move is a Worcester chess club that meets at Acoustic Java every Sunday morning. Masters and beginners alike all gather to play chess. → Read More
Better Electric Co. Inc. switching off after 75 years on Grafton Street in Worcester
Longtime Grafton Street store and good neighbor Better Electric Co. to close after 75 years of service - and memories. → Read More
Roman pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter in 2013 killing of Rutland woman
Amador Roman pleads guilty to all charges stemming from the killing of Diane Lamarche-Leader, a Rutland nurse found dead in her home on Dec. 6, 2013. → Read More
For this local couple, starting bookshop 'A Great Notion' in Auburn
Tyler and Courtney Galicia started A Great Notion, a bookshop with materials donated by community and purchases from Books by the Foot. → Read More
Developer seals $4M deal for more Belmont Street land to expand The Reactory project
Galaxy Life Sciences of Webster bought two parcels for $3.3 million and a third for $700,000, adding tenant space to The Reactory, a 46-acre campus. → Read More
Maker to Main moving to Harding Glass location; owner cites declining downtown
Maker to Main will move to the former Harding Glass location due to parking and less downtown foot traffic. The new site will include a sandwich shop. → Read More
Worcester County St. Patrick's Parade coming up. What you need to know
The Worcester County St. Patrick's Parade will return this year, with a road race preceding the parade. A full lineup is expected, with floats and bands leading the way through Park Avenue. → Read More
'Fresh skin and a nice tooth': Westborough dental office offers patients spa treatment
About 5% of dental practices in the U.S. offer spa services for their patients such as facial care, aromatherapy and noise-cancelling headphones. → Read More
Capture the Moments Selfie Room in Auburn offers photo settings from Barbie to Celtics
Carmen and Juan Rodriguez Sr. started Capture the Moments Selfie Room in Auburn, offering young people various settings for selfies. → Read More
A month on, the investigation for Brookfield's Brittany Tee continues
The search for Brittany Tee, 35 of Brookfield, continues a month after she was first reported missing. → Read More
Worcester Historical Museum offering free admission throughout February
The Worcester Historical Museum removes fees for February, with city history talks and Black history discussions among events → Read More