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Good Pickin’ Farm hosts annual adult summer camp day
WESTFORD – Summer camp isn’t just for kids, at least in Westford. Good Pickin’ Farm held its annual Summer Camp Day for Adults on Aug. 10, allowing adults to partake in the summer camp activities for a day. “Jealous of all the fun kids get to have...
Khrystian King Criticizes Healey’s Shelter Policy, Praises Advocacy
Vice Chairman Khrystian King among those who are part of a statement critical of Governor Healey’s Emergency Shelter Policy. King tells Talk of the Commonwealth that he credits Councilor’s Haxhiaj and Nguyen for their advocacy on this issue and it is an honor for him to join them. King said we are talking about three distinct populations when it comes to accessing stable housing. King says he has had the opportunity to speak with members of the administration on these matters. He also gives credit to the work being done by State Senator Kennedy. Hear all his comments here. King also talks about the recent violence at the Worcester Public Library.
AI Controlled Traffic Lights Installed in Massachusetts
Massachusetts residents have some pretty wild reputations, whether it be our rabid sports fans or that sweet accent (which really only a very small percentage of us actually have) nothing quite defines us like our drivers. While New York might have the reputation of having the worst drivers in the...
Aurora borealis delights New Englanders
The Northern Lights from Sunday may still be visible Tuesday night. Here's what was captured by those who experienced the aurora borealis. Sunday night’s peaking Perseid meteor shower was followed by a colorful surprise for New Englanders. Northern Lights lit up the sky from New England, reaching down as...
Worcester: More than month after washout, Heard Street bridge opens
WORCESTER — The Heard Street bridge, closed for repairs since July 8, has reopened after an inspection by state engineers Wednesday. The span was severely damaged when a nearby water main broke, with rushing water undermining an embankment and other areas at the bridge. The bridge, off Stafford Street, traverses railroad tracks. This article originally appeared on Telegram & Gazette: Worcester: More than month after washout, Heard Street bridge opens
Just 13% of 2-bedroom rentals in New Hampshire are affordable, report says
MANCHESTER, N.H. — An upcoming report on rental costs in New Hampshire shows that rents are continuing to rise, putting a strain on many households. A report being released Thursday by New Hampshire Housing shows that only 13% of two-bedroom apartments in the state are affordable. Renter Sapna Tathak...
Video: Bystanders come to aid of Worcester police officer pinned by his own cruiser
WORCESTER ― The Worcester police are investigating an incident caught on video in which an officer was pinned between his cruiser and a parked car in downtown Worcester. It happened shortly before midnight Thursday, on Franklin Street, where police were sent to check out a report of a fight. ...
LIU Women’s Hockey Schedule Released, Tickets On Sale Today
By: Phillip Bausk EAST MEADOW, N.Y. — The LIU women's hockey team has released its entire schedule for the 2024-25 season, with the team set for its opening game on the road against Princeton on September 29, and its home opener on October 18 against Assumption at the Northwell Health Ice Center. The women's hockey program, spearheaded by head coach and 2024 NEWHA Coach of the Year Kelly Nash , is set to host 17 games this year at Northwell and is looking to win another conference championship and earn a second NCAA Tournament bid. The Sharks are set to...
Minor Lines 8/13/24: Roman Anthony Bursts Into Worcester
While I have a platform and before we get into the games, I implore you to give to the Jimmy Fund if you are able to during this year’s Red Sox telethon. I have a close relation to the cause; my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer in April, and although the prognosis is excellent and she’s trudging along like I know she can, the expertise and research by the doctors and scientists at institutions like Dana Farber make the process much easier and seamless than anyone would expect. My mom is my rock, my biggest supporter, and someone I talk to every day; I love her and couldn’t imagine life without her. The work the Dana Farber Institute does day-in and day-out (even though my mom is getting treatment in Florida) makes it possible for me to have as many days as I can with her in good health. To medical practitioners and oncologists everywhere, I thank you for your tireless work.
State pool at Vernon Hill Park due to reopen Thursday
WORCESTER — The Dennis F. Shine Memorial Swimming Pool at Vernon Hill Park is expected to reopen Thursday after being closed Wednesday because of broken glass at the facility. According to the Department of Conservation and Recreation, vandalism resulted in broken glass entering the pool. ...
Pride Worcester Pageant kicks off Worcester Pride month, and puts 'community in focus'
Aug. 17 promises a particularly glamorous night at Mechanics Hall, as six contestants in their runway best show off for an equally well-dressed crowd at this year’s Pride Worcester Pageant. The pageant will kick off this year’s Pride celebrations in the city, which will culminate with the Sept. 7...
Man charged with attempted murder in shooting inside Worcester high-rise
WORCESTER ― Police had a busy Tuesday afternoon with two shooting incidents happening three miles away and just 90 minutes apart. A city man who is charged with shooting his girlfriend inside the Belmont Tower Apartments, also known as the James P. Lennon Apartments, is being held pending a dangerousness hearing early next...
Family with child affected by SPG4 visits UMass Chan researchers developing gene therapy
A family from Ottawa, Canada, seeking a cure for spastic paraplegia type 4 (SPG4), a rare genetic neurological disorder that progressively weakens and causes spasticity in the legs, recently visited UMass Chan Medical School to meet researchers who are working toward a gene therapy for the disease, for which there is no cure.
City Tap Hosts “Staycation at Our House” in Honor of National Rum Day
Fort Point hotspot throws a three-day tropically themed party. This weekend, City Tap House is infusing some flavors of the tropics into their “Staycation at Our House” three-day event. Coinciding with National Rum Day (August 16), the Fort Point hotspot will be decked in calypso-themed décor complete with floral leis for attendees.
National Grid fails to fix methane leaks in Boston, environmental group claims
Methane leaks from National Grid’s gas pipelines in the Boston area are killing trees and exacerbating heat islands, according to an environmental advocacy organization. The Conservation Law Foundation sent a letter to the utility company Tuesday morning accusing National Grid of breaking federal and state environmental regulations by failing to adequately address the leaks.
Celtics front office willing to foot the bill to remain a championship contender
The Boston Celtics dominated the NBA en route to the 18th championship in franchise history last season. They led the NBA in offensive rating and were second in defensive rating, proving themselves elite on both sides of the floor. Joe Mazzulla's team benefitted from the moves Brad Stevens' made last summer, bringing in Kristaps Porzingis and Jrue Holiday via two major trades.The downside to having such an elite roster is that it can get incredibly expensive. Boston is a second-apron luxury tax team that comes with multiple punitive measures, including a high tax bill. The new Collective Bargaining Agreement is...
Labor fight brews over Carney Hospital employees’ severance pay
Beverly Lawler says she needs a miracle — and soon. The 62-year-old has spent nearly half a century working for Steward Health Care: 30 years at Quincy Medical Center, which shuttered in 2014, and the last decade as a nurse aide at Carney Hospital. Now with Carney slated to close in two weeks, Lawler expects to lose her job, her health insurance and about $20,000 in unused paid time off she’s accrued during her career.
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