Golden Grain Artisanal Bread Opens Café at 250 Commercial Street, Bringing Home-Baked Sourdough to Worcester
After building a following through farmers markets and a self-serve bread shed in Princeton, Golden Grain Artisanal Bread has opened its first café in Worcester, with co-owners Bryan and Leidy Faucher planning a ribbon-cutting celebration soon.
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What Worcester’s Proposed Public-Camping Ordinance Would Require
A proposed Worcester public-camping ordinance would restrict camping and sleeping in public spaces and could impose daily fines after a notice process, according to descriptions of the measure discussed at the Sept. 15 City Council meeting. The Council…
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Worcester NAACP, Police Oversight Coalition Call for Toomey to Step Aside From Public Safety Panel; Councilor Recuses Herself Pending Investigation
The Worcester NAACP has asked Mayor Joseph Petty to support Councilor Kate Toomey's removal as chair of the Public Safety Committee while police investigate her role in a September 2 crash. Toomey has since said she will temporarily step down from the…
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WORCESTER EMPLOYERS NEED AN AI JUDGMENT PORTFOLIO
As artificial intelligence becomes a bigger part of the workplace, Worcester employers are facing a new question: How can they tell whether a job candidate can use AI effectively while still exercising sound judgment? This guest commentary proposes an…
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Worcester Kicks Off National Recovery Month With Free Community Roller-Skating Event
Free skating, live music and recovery resources drew a steady crowd behind Worcester City Hall as local organizations opened National Recovery Month with "Don't Be Afraid to Fall Into Recovery."
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