Marco Cartolano
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Worcester, MA, United States
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Worcester senior housing residents, displaced in February, will start returning home Wednesday
Many of the nearly 200 residents have been staying in hotels since record cold caused pipes in the building to burst. → Read More
Worcester Police Academy graduates 28 officers; speakers reflect on changes to policing
28 Worcester Police Academy recruits became Worcester police officers Friday, while an additional four graduated to departments in other towns. → Read More
Coworking space venture signs lease on 4th floor of Mercantile Center
A coworking space venture has signed an 11-year lease to occupy the entire fourth floor of the Mercantile Center at 100 Front St., to open in summer. → Read More
4-year-old girl, adult hospitalized after crash in Worcester
A 54-year-old Leicester man who police said left the scene of the crash has been charged. → Read More
Ex-Gardner postal worker gets 3 years probation for stealing over $90K
Former Gardner postal worker Roberta Feliz was sentenced to three years probation for stealing packages that totaled over $90,000. → Read More
Oxford man sentenced for stealing identity to obtain tax refund, driver's license
Richard Diaz-Montero pleaded guilty last month. → Read More
Elevated PFAS found in fish from 4 Central Mass. lakes and ponds. What you need to know
The state Department of Public Health is advising the public to limit their consumption of fish from the bodies of water. → Read More
State auditor to 'evaluate' concerns about charter school ties to Old Sturbridge Village
The Worcester School Committee has raised alarms about the proposed charter, which recently won state approval. → Read More
St. Patrick's Day is on Friday this year. Will corned beef be out for Catholics?
Bishop Robert J. McManus addressed the issue in light of the observance of Lent. → Read More
Jose Rivera, former 3-time world boxing champ, to run for Worcester City Council
Jose Antonio Rivera, a former three-time world champion boxer from Worcester, announced that he will run for an at-large city council seat this fall. → Read More
Worcester announces partnership for unwanted textiles pickup
Residents looking to discard old clothes, shoes, accessories or linens can now sign up for a new service being offered by the city. → Read More
Monday night, Tuesday morning storm may bring 6 to 8 inches of snow in Worcester area
The storm, which blanketed southern California with several inches of snow before making its way cross-country, may stretch into the late afternoon and possibly early evening Tuesday. → Read More
Great Brook Valley opportunity center, park projects wending through City Hall
City officials and the Worcester Housing Authority have touted plans to fund the projects in part through coronavirus state and local recovery funds. → Read More
Exchange Street cigar bar has license suspended for 5 days after June overdoses
The License Commission suspended the license of Michael's Cigar Bar at 1 Exchange St. for violations related to seven people overdosing last June. → Read More
Following forced closure, One Eyed Jack's ownership to open Jack's Tiki Tavern Thursday
Following forced closure, One Eyed Jack's ownership will open at a new location under Jack's Tiki Tavern, 3 Mill St., Thursday. → Read More
Kennie Mota-Cruz found guilty of second-degree murder in Everard St. shooting
The 28-year-old former Stanton Street resident was found guilty of the lesser charge of second-degree murder. The Worcester District Attorney's office was seeking a first-degree murder charge. → Read More
Jury in Worcester execution-style shooting case hears closing statements, begins deliberations
A verdict had not been reached by late Thursday afternoon and the jury is set to return to deliberations Friday morning. → Read More
Shrewsbury police: Officers saved man trapped in mud and water at Flint Pond
The man was up to his neck in the water and mud, according to a Police Department news release. → Read More
Kennie Mota-Cruz trial opens in execution-style shooting of Worcester man
He is accused of shooting and killing Jose E. Ortiz in Ortiz's residence. → Read More
Worcester police seek help finding second suspect in October homicide
Police say an active warrant is out for the arrest of Kelvin Verde, on murder charges. → Read More