Worcester School Realignment Could Change Boundaries, Start Times and Bus Access
Worcester Public Schools has released initial proposals that could redraw school assignment boundaries, change start and dismissal times, reorganize how students move from elementary to middle and high school, and change the roles of several schools. No…
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Five Years Into Green Worcester Plan, City Reports Progress on Waste, Trees, Flooding and Home Energy
Five years after Worcester completed its Green Worcester Plan, the city has released a new annual report detailing work on waste reduction, trees, stormwater, flooding and household energy efficiency. The report also outlines several projects that will…
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28 Professionals Selected for Leadership Worcester Class of 2027
Twenty-eight professionals from businesses, nonprofits, public agencies and institutions across Worcester have been selected for the Leadership Worcester Class of 2027. The yearlong program begins Sept. 10 and will examine issues including education,…
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Worcester City Council Vice Chairman Khrystian King Offers Condolences Following Death of Officer Kurt Solomon
Worcester City Council Vice Chairman Khrystian E. King issued a statement offering condolences to the family, friends and law enforcement colleagues of Officer Kurt Solomon following his death. King also called for unity and support across the Worcester…
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Clark University, AWS Bring More Than 400 Leaders to Worcester for AI Agents Academy
Clark University and Amazon Web Services brought more than 400 leaders from universities, healthcare organizations, foundations and nonprofits to downtown Worcester for the inaugural AI Agents Academy. The Aug. 18 gathering focused on how artificial…
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