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This year Christmas magic from the T&G Santa will happen for 400 or so children living in the WHAs Great Brook Valley Gardens and Curtis Apartments.

Traditional themes of taxes and crime marked Republican challengers issues to House incumbent Democrat David LeBoeuf in 17th Worcester race.

"On a chilly Saturday in October, friends and family gathered to remember the woman who finally waved that white flag in late September."

In 2021, 53 million people turned to food banks and community programs for help putting food on the table, according to the nonprofit Feeding America.

On each day, a location will open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to accommodate registered voters in the city.

Poet Menides, who died July 22 at 85 years old, served as president of the Worcester County Poetry Association, and taught poetry at WPI.

The states Dennis F. Shine Memorial Swimming Pool kicked off the summer season this weekend in Worcester with roughly 140 swimmers splashing in the tile-blue water early Saturday afternoon as the mercury approached 90.

Mystery writer Sheryll O’Brien is detailing her struggles with terminal cancer in a blog.

Worcester Poet Tony Browns unconventional road to the Stanley Kunitz Medal included punk rock, poetry slam and prolific online publishing.

A woman and child, 5, were rushed to a hospital, according to police.