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Hartford HealthCare’s GoHealth Urgent Care has announced the opening of its 19th Connecticut facility in the Webster Square Shopping Center in Berlin. The new urgent care center - which officially opened Oct. 21 at 175 Webster Square - will cover a wide array of medical needs including treating non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries, X-ray services and rapid COVID-19 testing. GoHealth operates 165 on-demand care centers throughout the country, including in the Hartford area and southeaste...

Maury’s Deli on Main Street in Worcester will close for good on Oct. 16 after 74 years in business, according to a social media post from someone claiming to be a representative of the owners.

WORCESTER – Working to bridge the gap between outdoor recreation and open space, the city Department of Public Works and Parks on Wednesday unveiled improvements to the Hadwen Park boardwalk. Mayor Joseph M. Petty said the construction of a boardwalk at Curtis Pond is part of the city’s commitment to renovating a section of the Tetasset Hills Trail network, which encompasses Hadwen Park. “The boardwalk we started here is fully accessible,” Petty said. “It will extend around the peri...

The second largest city in New England doesn’t have a movie theater. Showcase officials announced this week that it will not reopen Worcester North.

Cardinal Cushing Centers recently launched the Cycle Challenge, sponsored by National Grid and Jannell Ford of Hanover.

Photos: Thousands Attend Worcester Officer's Funeral - Worcester, MA - Police from across the state and nation attended the Thursday funeral in Worcester for Officer Enmanuel "Manny" Familia.

UpdatedWed, Jun 9, 2021 at 2:23 pm ET Reply A 19-year-old woman was killed when a suspect in a convenience store robbery crashed head-on into her car while attempting to flee police Wednesday morning. (Shutterstock) MASSACHUSETTS — Its Wednesday, June 9. Heres what you should know this afternoon: Massachusetts lawmakers were scheduled to meet at 1 pm Wednesday to vote one of the most significant changes in state tax policy in years. Officials are expecting 5,000 people to attend Thursdays fun...

Wicked Local Most of the states COVID-19 restrictions are set to be lifted this weekend, a large relief for many after 14 months of living with the pandemic. Local businesses are gearing up for a big shift in how theyve been operating and are staffing up to meet an expected rise in customer traffic.  Maes sandwich shop on Ocean Street opened in October 2019, but because of the pandemic, the first Marshfield summer in their beach-adjacent business as anything but what they expected, so owners ...

The Worcester Regional Transit Authority Advisory Board voted overwhelmingly to continue fare-free service for the next 6 months while a new fare-collection system is implemented, a compromise reached after discussion of the effort revealed deep divisions among board members  “Let’s see how we do, we’ll be post pandemic, hopefully, let’s see what ridership looks like, what the economy looks like,” Advisory Board member Gary Rosen said. “On January 1st, I will be still advocating (f...

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...