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Commerce Building headlines list of Worcester's endangered historic properties
20+ hour, 56+ min ago (100+ words) WORCESTER – The Commerce Building, a now-boarded-up building on Main Street, headlines Preservation Worcester's most at-risk historic buildings in the group's 2026 report. The endangered properties... Commerce Building headlines list of Worcester's endangered historic properties WORCESTER – The Commerce Building, a now-boarded-up building on…...
Fabric Arts Festival returns to Fall River, New Bedford this fall - AOL
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (198+ words) Fabric Arts Festival will bring artists, musicians, curators and culinary practitioners from Portugal, the United States, Brazil and the Portuguese diaspora to Fall River, New Bedford and Providence from Oct. 8-11 for its seventh edition. The four-day event will feature exhibitions,…...
Worcester half marathon set to return in 2027 - AOL
9+ hour, 52+ min ago (502+ words) The United Way of Central Massachusetts revealed plans Monday, Aug. 3 to revive Worcester’s half marathon in the spring of 2027 as a way to rally local organizations, businesses, nonprofits and residents around community. Still in the planning stages, the event has…...
Massachusetts Gov. Healey says utility profits are 'absolutely outrageous,' pushes energy bill
10+ hour, 57+ min ago (543+ words) Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey is stepping up pressure on both lawmakers and utility companies as high energy bills continue to strain households and businesses across the state. In a renewed push for her energy affordability legislation, Healey said ratepayers should…...
Worcester schools weigh longer school day for elementary students - AOL
10+ hour, 31+ min ago (390+ words) WORCESTER – The Worcester Public Schools are considering extending the school day for elementary students, according to a report from Superintendent Brian Allen. In his annual self-assessment, published earlier this summer, Allen stated that elementary students may require more time in…...
Quincy Wells Advisors Names Matt DenBleyker Chief Investment Officer - AOL
13+ hour, 3+ min ago (166+ words) Matt DenBleyker, chief investment officer of Quincy Wells Advisors. "Matt has spent his career building institutional investment programs and translating them into something advisors can actually put in front of clients," said John Neppel, managing partner of Quincy Wells Group....
Jake Eastwood: Cambridge United keeper 'delighted' with new deal
10+ hour, 41+ min ago (485+ words) Jake Eastwood: 'I feel at home here' Cambridge United goalkeeper Jake Eastwood says he is "delighted" the U's have extended his contract after helping the club secure promotion last season. Eastwood, 29, moved to the Abbey Stadium on an initial one-year…...
Welcoming Provost Lynne Cossman to UMass Lowell | MyUML
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (279+ words) 08/04/2026 By Julie Chen Lynne Cossman officially begins her role as UMass Lowell’s provost and vice chancellor for academic and student affairs this week. I am delighted to welcome Lynne to our community and look forward to working with her as…...
MGM Springfield donates 1,500 hygiene kits to charity
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (38+ words) MGM Springfield donated 1,500 hygiene kits to Friends of the Homeless to support unhoused residents in the community. MGM Springfield donated 1,500 hygiene kits to Friends of the Homeless to support unhoused residents in the community....
Springfield considers $5,000 fine for illegal dumping
22+ hour, 4+ min ago (48+ words) Springfield city leaders met yesterday to discuss new ways to hold property owners and illegal dumpers accountable as the problem grows across the city. Springfield city leaders met yesterday to discuss new ways to hold property owners and illegal dumpers…...