Cyrus Moulton
Telegram & Gazette
Worcester, MA, United States
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$11.3M in tax relief to developer if affordable units part of Franklin St. project
The city is proposing $11.3 million in tax relief over 15 years to developers of a 364-unit project along Franklin Street for affordable units. → Read More
Worcester police to start using body cameras Monday
Worcester police will go live with body cameras next Monday, giving them a tool that officials say will improve accountability. → Read More
Potholes, private streets take driver's seat at City Council
Although the City Council meeting was brief, councilors managed to discuss two hazards of concern to Worcester drivers: potholes and private streets. → Read More
Worcester names new permanent fire chief
Martin Dyer takes the job after serving in an acting capacity since 2021. → Read More
Company fined $70K for labor violations including failure to pay local lifeguards
Georgia-based USA Management was fined nearly $70,000 for labor violations including failure to pay lifeguards at local apartment complexes on time. → Read More
Worcester police union, seeking delay, says body cameras a contract issue
The city and Worcester police have discussed body cameras since Sept. 2014. → Read More
Worcester PD proposes policy for body cameras hitting streets soon
Worcester Police have developed a recommended policy for the use of body cameras, which are scheduled to hit the streets at the end of the month. → Read More
Body cameras to start Feb. 27, says Worcester police report to City Council
Worcester Police will start using body cameras on Feb. 27, according to a report before the City Council this week. → Read More
Body cameras, police equity audit set to go before City Council
Body cameras and the police equity audit are among the items scheduled to go before the City Council Tuesday night. → Read More
Popular Canal District bar Cafe Neo sues landlord over lease renewal
Cafe Neo has sued landlord, I.T.C. Realty Corp., in Superior Court, seeking to renew the lease at its Millbury Street location and stay in business. → Read More
National drive in high gear to honor Major Taylor with Congressional Gold Medal
A nonprofit organization in Chicago has launched a national drive for Marshall Walter “Major” Taylor to be given the Congressional Gold Medal. → Read More
WRTA cutting back on Friday trips due to drivers out on family, medical leave
The WRTA is cutting 112 one-way trips Fridays, citing a lack of available drivers primarily due to Paid Family and Medical Leave. → Read More
Worcester eyes paying for new sidewalks near schools
The city requested that the council waive the fees for abutters for a recent project near the Heard Street Discovery Academy on Heard Street. → Read More
Council to eye PILOT agreements, city-worker residency requirement and sidewalks
Payment in lieu of taxes agreements; residency requirement for city workers; and a request that the city - pay for sidewalks near schools on agenda. → Read More
Extensive search underway for missing Brookfield woman
Last seen on Tuesday; reported missing on Friday. → Read More
Worcester pair sentenced in federal court for roles in drug trafficking venture
Franco and Garcia each pleaded guilty in June 2022 to conspiracy to distribute and to possess with intent to distribute more than 40 grams of fentanyl. → Read More
Dedicated bus lanes among City Council's ideas to ramp up WRTA service
Worcester will investigate whether to install dedicated bus lanes in hopes of improving Worcester Regional Transit Authority bus service. → Read More
As city shelters overflow, councilors get creative to find funding and housing
As the number of people who are homeless continues to rise and shelters overflow, city councilors are looking for new methods and funding to help. → Read More
Worcester councilors back zoning change for in-law apartments
. Examples of ADUs might include a small apartment over a garage, in a basement or in a carriage house. → Read More
Proposed zoning change would allow 'in-law' rentals to help housing crisis, homeowners
Councilor George Russell is proposing accessory dwelling units be allowed by special permit in the city as a way to mitigate the housing crisis. → Read More