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Here is how it looked in worcester just after 2 a. M. And good morning, everybody. It is tuesday, december 29. I am sara underwood. I am daniel miller. A Winter Weather advisory is up for everyone this morning. And while this is hardly the biggest storm we have seen, the timing could not be worse as it comes right in the heart of the morning commute. We check traffic and weather together every ten minutes. Julie grauert, of course, monitoring the roads. Plus fox25 Storm Tracker chief meteorologist Kevin Lemanowicz is teaming up with shiri spear. They are tracking the changes as they happen thi...

FITCHBURG — Fitchburg has a bit of everything. It always has. In the days when Fitchburg was a major industrial power, the mills thrived and immigrant workers were courted by the rich to move to town. Some were worse off than others. Before then, when Fitchburg was just a small town struggling to support itself, […]

Nearly 130 years after abolitionist, orator, and newspaper publisher Frederick Douglass addressed state lawmakers, the Senate unveiled a bust in the branch’s chamber honoring his legacy during a ceremony last week. Senate President Karen Spilka intentionally left two alcoves inside the chamber vacant in her quest to enhance the diverse representation of historical figures in

The first state-commissioned bust of a Black person was unveiled at the Massachusetts State House Wednesday. Honoring Frederick Douglass, the bust was unveiled...

Cubs' longest homers before 1900, Part 1 By JohnW53 on Dec 13, 2020, 6:46am CST 2 This one is for ernaga, loyal BCB reader and fellow lover of Cubs history, who posted this comment in response to my 2-part post about the Cubs' "bounced" home runs: "In your extensive pre-1900 research, have you found contemporaneous accounts that draw frequent reference to home runs of exceptional distance as often as they apparently do to these bounce-ins?" .......... The longest home run likely hit by any Cub in the 19th Century reportedly traveled a long, long way. No, not the homer hit by Jimm...