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Possible contract for Batista tops Worcester City Council agenda - Vimarsana News

Possible contract for Batista tops Worcester City Council agenda

Mayor Joseph M. Petty will ask the City Council during its meeting Tuesday to appoint Assistant City Manager Eric Batista as interim city manager.

Worcester's chief diversity officer was the lowest-paid chief among City cabinet members - Vimarsana News

Worcester's chief diversity officer was the lowest-paid chief among City cabinet members

Worcester’s chief diversity officer role was the lowest-paid chief position in the City cabinet in 2020, making a salary roughly $74,000 lower than the average c-suite city employee, according to 2020 data on Worcester’s website.

Worcester community leaders see opportunities ahead for next city manager - Vimarsana News

Worcester community leaders see opportunities ahead for next city manager

For them, looking forward to the future was less a criticism of Augustus' tenure and more an opportunity to see the city led with a fresh set of eyes.

NAACP berates City of Worcester over third chief diversity officer departure - Vimarsana News

NAACP berates City of Worcester over third chief diversity officer departure

"We have gone backwards. With a population so diverse we now only have one person of color in the leadership of the administration and no Black women," wrote Fred Taylor, president of Worcester’s NAACP Unit, in a letter.

Police civilian review board in Worcester revived after order on racism - Vimarsana News

Police civilian review board in Worcester revived after order on racism

An update on where the city stands in its efforts to tackle institutional and systemic racism prompted renewed calls for a police civilian review board.