Conservation board fines LLC $2,000 over wetlands
Conservation commission fined LLC $2,000 for wetlands violations and continued charter school hearing.
Conservation commission fined LLC $2,000 for wetlands violations and continued charter school hearing.
Human Rights Commission voted 5-0 to attach two oversight-critical letters to meeting minutes and heard how Worcester lost police subpoena power in the early 1980s.
Worcester license commissioners restricted Hurricane Betty's nightclub hours after an October 11 shooting killed one man outside the club. From our own coverage: License board reviews one-day permit requests; Zoning board weighs Shale Street housing, gas station plans.
Four Worcester, Massachusetts residents' obituaries were published this week: Coelho, Matthew Costa, 29; Gould, Thomas, 66; Maywalt, Joann L., 71; and Polanco, Pablo Martinez. All four died between Monday, October 19 and Thursday, October 22, 2026.
WALPEX 2026, a stamp and collectibles show, continues Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 24-25, according to Worcester Patch's events calendar.
Worcester council orders manager to find public restroom sites after week of dispute. From our own coverage: Council orders manager to find restroom sites; City submits homelessness framework to council.
Parks panel approves Newton Hill tennis redesign and advances Bell Pond Beach renovation.
Commission cut Hurricane Betty's hours to 8 p.m. following a fatal shooting and found violations at another venue.
Worcester officials submit draft homelessness framework to City Council amid rising unsheltered population. From our own coverage: Worcester submits homelessness framework to council; Worcester to host first Homeowner Summit Nov. 7.
Board voted 7-0 to extend conditional funding for six affordable housing projects through December 31, 2026.
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