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Philanthropist's $5M gifted to Worcester aids United Way programs - Vimarsana News

Philanthropist's $5M gifted to Worcester aids United Way programs

Because the funds are unrestricted, Garvin says it enables the organization to be nimble and swift when needed.

'Most intense spread' of virus: City gives out about 70,000 at-home COVID-19 testing kits Friday - Vimarsana News

'Most intense spread' of virus: City gives out about 70,000 at-home COVID-19 testing kits Friday

The city gave out about 70,000 at-home COVID-19 testing kits Friday, which are being distributed through various community organizations.

Worcester officials promote boosters, new mobile vaccination van as COVID-19 cases spike - Vimarsana News

Worcester officials promote boosters, new mobile vaccination van as COVID-19 cases spike

As of Friday, 468 city residents have died due to complications related to COVID-19, an increase of four since last week and 15 since the October briefing, City Manager Edward M. Augustus Jr. said.

Politics and The City: School Committee vote may force council to look in the mirror - Vimarsana News

Politics and The City: School Committee vote may force council to look in the mirror

Politics and The City: School Committee vote may force council to look in the mirror

American Airlines to resume service at Worcester Regional Airport Nov. 2 - Vimarsana News

American Airlines to resume service at Worcester Regional Airport Nov. 2

Massport announced Saturday that American Airlines will return to service at Worcester Regional Airport starting Nov. 2, becoming the third major commercial airline to do so here since the coronavirus pandemic suspended operations last year due to fewer passengers and falling revenues.