Sean Rose Appointed Chief of Access, Opportunity and Equity for Worcester Public Schools
Worcester Public Schools has appointed Sean Rose to a new Cabinet-level position focused on access, opportunity and equity across the district. Rose will oversee efforts involving opportunity and achievement gaps, family and community engagement, student…
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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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Clark University Students Say Small Classes, Close Ties with Professors Stand Out, as School Lands in National Rankings
Clark University students describe close relationships with professors and a tight-knit campus community, the kind of feedback that helped land the university on two national college rankings for 2027.
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Worcester Primary Draws 18,238 Ballots in Preliminary Count
Preliminary publicly reported results show that 18,238 ballots were cast in Worcester’s September 1 state primary. The figure represents 15.22% of the city’s 119,806 registered voters; final certified totals have not yet been confirmed.
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Worcester to Dedicate Greenwood Park Basketball Court in Honor of Nancy Mayer Bates
The City of Worcester will dedicate the basketball court at Greenwood Park in honor of Nancy Mayer Bates on September 19. Bates is being recognized for her accomplishments as a South High School and University of Virginia basketball player and for three…
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