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If the coronavirus pandemic was supposed to send people fleeing high-priced dense cities in favor of more affordable options where people can work remotely, the Worcester area has not been a major beneficiary. A new analysis by the real estate firm CBRE Group shows fewer people moved out of the Worcester metropolitan area in 2020 than did in 2019, at least from those moving to or from elsewhere in Massachusetts. But fewer also moved in, leaving the area with what appears to be only a slight adv...

KEYNOTES: Residents recall outdoor rinks of yesterday Rosemary Rimkus The frigid temperatures have frozen sections of the Assabet River and area ponds, allowing locals to continue the time-honored tradition in Hudson of outdoor skating. Hudson resident Dave O’Neil, 94, member of the 1943-44 Hudson High School hockey team, recalls that Tripp’s Pond was always frozen in those days by the end of December, and provided practice space for the team. “We practiced daily on a rink we cleared at T...

Growing @properties Developer Services: John Goldsworthy joins Sales Management / Operations Team by Timothy Inklebarger February 03, 2021 @properties Developer Services is growing its new-construction-sales operations team and has named John Goldsworthy to serve as director of development sales and marketing, according to a press release. The firm, located jointly in Chicago and Atlanta, is known in Atlanta as @Ansley Developer Services and Ansley Real Estate and is an affiliate of Chicago-bas...

"Pushing through" is Alex’s mantra. He receives therapy twice a week through Aspire Health Alliance in Quincy. He takes the bus and said he never misses an appointment. He explains his approach to dealing with his past. “You have to work through your emotions. It’s like you open a closet and there’s a pile of dirty clothes. You have to wash, fold and put them away. You can’t keep that pile in there and keep throwing another dirty shirt on the pile.” Alex has battled through diff...

Thats a wrap! Post-filming, toys from Black Friday movie set find new homes in Worcester Kim Ring, Telegram & Gazette © T&G Staff/Ashley Green WORCESTER - After production wrapped on the upcoming film Black Friday, which is set in a toy store, two truckloads of new toys used on set were donated to Westermans Restaurant Equipment and Prop House. On Saturday, December 19, 2020, a drive-by event was held to donate those toys to families in need. WORCESTER - Not too long ago Rebe...

Thats a wrap! Post-filming, toys from Black Friday movie set find new homes in Worcester WORCESTER - Not too long ago Rebecca Greene, a set designer working on a movie, transformed a former Babies R Us into a fully stocked toy store, spending "a ton of money" to make it look authentic. On Saturday, with the filming finished and a mountain of toys to unload, she and dozens of volunteers gave all those toys away to families in Worcester whose holidays could be made better with the donations. ...

QUINCY — Prolonged isolation, unemployment and other related fears brought on by the pandemic has affected the mental health of those on the South Shore and beyond, and Aspire Health Alliance stepped up to assist the community in ways they never could have predicted.  Aspire Health Alliance serves Boston, the South Shore and Southeastern Massachusetts by providing mental health programs and services for children, teenagers and adults, as well as services for children with development disa...

eastern on c-span2. >> monday, senator patrick leahy kicks off the congressional internet caucus technology policy exhibition, which highlights emerging internet technologies for congressional members and staff,ñi at 8:00 eastern on c- span2. . . >> the book is called "in the shadow of power." >> kike arnal, photographer, responsible for this book, what is this picture on the cover? >> that is the metro station next to the white house. it is a homeless guy. he was begging for money. >...

then gordon bron, and david cameron -- then gordon grown and david cameron. . >> kike arnal, photographer, responsible for this book, what is this picture on the cover? >> that is the metro station next to the white house. it is a homeless guy. >> why did you put that on the cover? >> i think it is a question of the capital, showing that contrast between the united states, so close to the white house. >> 92 pictures in this book. when did you start photographing? >> i started photograp...

>> kike arnal, photographer, responsible for this book, what is this picture on the cover?4zñ >> that is the metro station next to the white house. it is a homeless guy. >> why did you put that on the cover? >> i think it is a question of the capital, showing that contrast between the united states, so close to the white house. >> 92 pictures in this book. when did you start photographing? >> i started photographing in 2003, and it took me 250 days of work in this city. i finished by...