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Flowers might spring up on their own this time of year, but flags have to be planted.
16 hrs ago | Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Worcester teachers try to squeeze in science lessons
Worcester East Middle School science teacher Howard E. Fain is remarkable for several things, including engaging lesson plans and taking students on active, outdoor field trips.
16 hrs ago | Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Worcester man arrested, another sought in dumpster fires
Police arrested one man and are looking for another in connection with a string of dumpster fires set earlier this week.
Yesterday | Worcester Telegram & Gazette
A section of Hartford Avenue East in the area of Serenity Drive remained closed at 8:30 today while police investigated a serious two-vehicle accident that occurred shortly after 6 this morning.
Yesterday | Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Justin Flood, 26, of 28 Mechanic St., Webster, was found not guilty on a charge of rape after a jury trial.
Longtime couple celebrate 90th birthdays
Thelma Brodsky did not much enjoy the company of Howard Lockwood in kindergarten.
Powerball dreaming hits Worcester
With the Powerball jackpot nearing $600 million, would-be winners are buying extra tickets and contemplating how they'll spend the dough on the off chance they come up big.
Worcester school panel to research policy on race in school assignments
The portion of the city's student transfer policy that includes race will stay in place for another academic year after School Committee members said Thursday night that they were not ready to remove it from the district's policy handbook.
Adulthood delayed: Clark professor says the kids are all right
Professor Jeffrey Jensen Arnett, co-author of "When Will My Grown-Up Kid Grow Up? Loving and Understanding Your Emerging Adult," will talk about the book Saturday in Westboro.
When she answers the telephone at the Worcester Police Department, dispatcher Ashley Sweeney never knows what she'll hear on the other end of the line.
Casting for 'The Judge' with Robert Downey Jr. set for...
Boston Casting will hold an open casting call for the upcoming movie "The Judge" starring Robert Downey Jr.
Common Wealth: Who's Hot and Who's Not in Mass Politics?
Every Friday, GoLocalWorcester takes a look at who's rising and falling in the Massachusetts political world.
Romeo Brothers Revitalize Downtown Millbury Economy
The mills of Worcester and other towns along the Blackstone Valley corridor once served as major contributors to the local economy.
Catch Russian Nesting Doll Exhibit With Your WOO Card
The weekend is fast approaching, and GoLocalWorcester brings you the best places to use your WOO Card around town for discounts and WOO Points.
Getting Out: Where to Drink Craft Beer in Central Mass
The annual American Craft Beer Week is this week and we in the New England area certainly live in an ideal place to celebrate.
National Grid to open sustainability center, make community connections
National Grid has found a home to house its new smart grid pilot. The Waltham, Mass.-based utility giant has secured space at 912 Main St.
Residents share stories of growing up in Boylston
Third-graders at Boylston Elementary School have an annual spring assignment about growing up in Boylston which requires students to visit historic buildings and places in town.
A firefighter pours water on a three-alarm fire at Gibson's Dairy Farm late Tuesday night.
Life without parole for Worcester man in rape, slaying of prostitute
Edwin Mazariego was sentenced today to life in prison without parole for the 2006 rape and murder of Maxine Libby.
A change of scenery - Worcester, Cape galleries pull a 'Paint and Switch'
Norman H. Ringdahl, left, owner of Prints and the Potter Gallery, and Robert M. Nash, of the Cultural Center of Cape Cod, look over some of the work by Cape Cod artists that Nash delivered to the Worcester gallery.