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Burlington mayoral candidates Jon Schultz and Corina Kretschmer are scheduled to participate in a debate March 4 at Veterans Terrace.

Madam Coras Emporium is leaving The Loop after three years, and the business owner is blaming disruption from repeated special events and road closures.

BURLINGTON — As Nestlé nears completion of a historic plant modernization, officials are embarking on more upgrades that will raise the company’s investment in its Burlington production facility to $120

As part of the franchise renewal, the city is required to go through a process to determine if Spectrum has met the requirements of the current agreement and whether it wants to continue for another decade.

Gary Rosen said the City Council could not make binding demands when time comes for the city to ink a new contract on cable TV services with Charter/Spectrum.

For the Sept. 14 preliminary and Nov. 2 municipal election, voters will be able to mail in their vote early, drop it off at designated drop boxes, or participate in early in-person voting at designated locations.

WORCESTER — Stephen Quist doesnt look at elected office as the start of another phase of his life or his career.  The District 5 City Council candidate has a "get in, do the job, get out" approach and said that if elected to the seat being vacated by Matthew Wally, he wont stay any longer than he has to.  What the lifelong Worcester resident hopes to get done is get through a short list of measures mainly aimed at giving taxpayers relief without adding to the rancor of the annual tax rate d...

UpdatedFri, May 7, 2021 at 11:08 am ET Reply Twenty-four candidates for City Council and School Committee had returned signatures as of May 6. (Neal McNamara/Patch) WORCESTER, MA — An important milestone in the 2021 Worcester city election is coming up on with candidates under a Tuesday deadline to submit signatures to qualify for the November ballot. As of Thursday, two dozen candidates had already submitted enough signatures to get on the ballot, including all but two incumbents and a sle...

Potential candidates are still flocking to City Hall to take out nomination papers for the November election, but with the May 11 deadline to return those papers looming, its still unclear who will make the cut to get on the November municipal election ballot.  Since Feb. 5, 13 candidates have taken out nomination papers for either at-large City Council, School Committee or district City Council seats, bringing the total to a robust 35.  Since we last checked in, Sue Mailman joined Jermoh Ka...