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Worcester, Hudson improvement districts shift expectations during pandemic

Grant Welker Updated: November 23, 2020

In Worcester, a district still in its infancy was forced to abruptly shift from seeking a place-making consultant to helping to provide resources and advocacy for neighborhood stores.
Still waiting: DCU Center awaits the return of live events, as it cut employees from 641 to 26

Aliya Larkin Updated: November 23, 2020

Nearly nine months have passed since the DCU Center in Worcester was forced to cancel all of its events in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, and now with the state emergency field hospital restarting in the arena in December, a full-fledged…
George’s Coney Island closes temporarily after potential coronavirus exposure

Monica Benevides November 19, 2020

George’s Coney Island in Worcester has temporarily closed after one of its staff members reported a close contact had tested positive for coronavirus, the restaurant announced Wednesday on Facebook.
Railers won't play 2020-2021 hockey season

November 18, 2020

The Worcester Railers Hockey Club said Wednesday they won't play their upcoming winter hockey season while much of the rest of their league moves forward during the coronavirus pandemic.
Saint Vincent names new chief nursing officer

November 18, 2020

Saint Vincent Hospital in Worcester has appointed its interim new chief nursing officer to the role permanently.
Worcester County COVID testing triples since summer, but positivity rises, too

Grant Welker November 18, 2020

Far more people in Worcester County are getting tested for coronavirus far more than ever, but with cases rising sharply, the rates of tests coming back positive is rising, too.
Lawmakers scale back Baker's small biz plans

State House News Service November 18, 2020

When Gov. Charlie Baker offered a revised budget plan in mid-October, one of the highlights flagged by the administration was a $100.7 million recovery plan that would invest in small businesses and community lenders that had not been helped during…
WPI latest to put restrictions in place as coronavirus cases rise

Grant Welker November 17, 2020

Worcester Polytechnic Institute on Tuesday became the latest school to put new measures in place limiting campus activities as coronavirus case surge in Worcester and beyond.
Massachusetts gas prices dropped 4 cents in last month

Aliya Larkin November 17, 2020

Current prices are four cents lower than a month ago in Massachusetts which was $2.11 per gallon. The current national average is one cent higher than last week at $2.12 per gallon of regular unleaded.
Worcester single-family home price rises 16% to $338K in October

Monica Benevides November 17, 2020

Single-family home sales were still on the rise in Worcester County during October, according to a monthly report from Peabody real estate data company The Warren Group.

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