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WORCESTER – Derrick Kiser, the former city gang leader who now leads a nonprofit aimed at addressing trauma in kids, is hosting a community cleanup and vaccination event Saturday at City Hall to kick off Mental Health Awareness Month.  “Mental health doesn’t have a geography, color or race,” Kiser, who has invited leaders from the community, legislature and police, said this week, stressing the importance, especially during the current times, of mental health awareness.  Kiser said the last year – from the global pandemic to widespread unrest regarding racial injustice – should ...

WORCESTER — The city Friday said it intends to implement a police body camera program by 2022 at the latest, and will start scheduling meetings to get community input shortly. “The city is committed to a body camera program, and will soon be engaging in community conversations on what that would look like,” spokesman Walter Bird wrote in an email to the Telegram & Gazette on Friday.  “I’m grateful for the announcement from the city today,” James P. McGovern, the city’s longtime Democratic Congressman, said in a telephone interview, adding that federal COVID-19 relief funds sho...

Yellen pushes for global minimum tax rate to create 'more level playing field' Martha C. White © Provided by NBC News Higher corporate taxes are a key part of paying for President Joe Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure package. In order to keep American multinational companies from being at a competitive disadvantage, the administration is lobbying for other countries to commit to a tax floor. In a speech to the Chicago Council on Global Affairs on Monday, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen heralded a return to multilateralism after four years of diplomatic and economic isola...

Millbury receives grant for public spaces The Millbury-Sutton Chronicle Frost and Moore Announce Millbury Awarded Grant for Improving Public Spaces BOSTON — Rep. Paul K. Frost, R-Auburn, and Sen. Michael O. Moore, D-Millbury, announced that the town of Millbury has been selected as a recipient of a grant from the Shared Winter Streets and Spaces program, an initiative offered by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation that enables municipalities to improve the condition of public spaces for safer transit and recreational activities. Millbury has been awarded $70,418 for the addi...