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Shooting in Worcester causes large police investigation
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Kelly's Roast Beef opens on Gold Star Boulevard in Worcester
WORCESTER — Kelly's Roast Beef, a small chain dating to the 1950s, opened at 70 Gold Star Blvd. on Tuesday. The restaurant is in a plaza built on the site of a former auto dealership, most recently Volvo Cars. ...
2 people shot in Worcester apartment complex
WORCESTER — Two people were found shot Monday morning in an apartment complex in the North Quinsigamond Village section of the city. Shortly after 5 a.m. Monday, police were dispatched to a Henry Terrace address for a report of a shooting. Upon arrival, officers located two gunshot victims. The two victims were transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening wounds. The incident is under investigation. This article originally appeared on Telegram & Gazette: 2 people shot in Worcester apartment complex
Worcester's former school bus provider settles air pollution lawsuit
WORCESTER ― The city will receive a share of a $1.4 million court settlement tied to idling school buses that allegedly released harmful toxins into the air. The settlement was announced Tuesday in a press release by the Boston-based Conservation Law Foundation. It reached the settlement with the city’s former bus operator, Durham School Services, and its owner, National Express, claiming the company violated the federal Clean Air Act. ...
Two Worcester Teens Arrested for Armed Robbery
WORCESTER – An armed robbery led to the arrest of two Worcester teens on Thursday, Aug. 29. Polcie responded to a report of an armed robbery of a cell phone near Hawley Street and Pleasant Street shortly after 4 PM. The investigation led officers to issue a “be on the lookout” alert for a silver Ford Fusion.
Scooter rider struck, seriously hurt in Worcester crash, police say
A person riding a scooter in Worcester was seriously hurt after a crash over the weekend, the Worcester Police Department announced. At around 8:44 p.m. on Sept. 2, Worcester police officers learned of a motor vehicle crash involving a scooter on Grove Street, the department said in a short statement.
See the Neighborhood Meetings This Week in Worcester
WORCESTER – The Worcester Police Department is encouraging residents to attend their neighborhood watch meetings to stay up-to-date on what’s happening in their neighborhoods and to share any concerns or questions they may have. Representatives from the city also regularly attend these neighborhood meetings. There are over 50...
Richard Fitts, Jamie Westbrook lead WooSox past Rochester
Richard Fitts turned in a quality start and Jamie Westbrook provided the offense as the Worcester Red Sox (32-25)/(67-65) won 3-1 over the Rochester Red Wings (33-25)/(71-60) in the opener of their six-game series in Rochester, New York. With the win, the WooSox move to a half-game behind the Red...
Worcester Celebrates Layayette Bicentennial on Sept. 3
WORCESTER – The City of Worcester celebrates the Lafayette’s visit to Worcester on Tuesday, September 3, the same day he visited the city 200 years ago. Marquis de La Fayette. a French nobleman and military officer, volunteered to join the Continental Army of George Washington and participated in several battles, including the Battle of Rhode Island. In 1781, he led troops into battle as a commander at the Siege of Yorktown, the last major battle of the American Revolutionary War.
Olde Mistick Village show lets visitors get up close, personal with artworks, artists
Sep. 1—MYSTIC — Ann Torey said she was happy that visitors to her booth at Sunday's Olde Mistick Village Art Show could relate to her three-dimensional art, which is made from crushed eggshells and acrylic paint. "They love it. Because there's so many people with chickens," Torey said. "So they look at this, and it's inspiring people. 'I'm going to do that with the kids tonight!' You know?" ...
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