Worcester Creator’s Videos Raise Questions About Student Privacy, Consent and Responsible Recording
Public videos posted by a Worcester content creator known as The Struggle Brother show identifiable students, people who appear unresponsive and residents objecting to continued recording. Worcester Public Schools said an unidentified individual involved…
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508 C.H.E.E.R.S. Youth Voice Summit Will Bring Young Worcester Leaders Before Community Panel
Young participants in 508 C.H.E.E.R.S.’ six-week Summer Leadership Experience will present projects addressing issues they believe deserve greater attention in Worcester during the organization’s inaugural Youth Voice Summit on Wednesday, Aug. 5.
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Color the City Festival Returns to Worcester Common With Youth-Led Art, Music and Community Activities
By Jerry Filmore WORCESTER, MA — The Worcester Common will become a youth-designed neighborhood filled with art, music, skating, vendors and hands-on activities when the Color the City Festival returns for its sixth year on Friday, Aug. 7. The free,…
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More Than 10,000 Cans of Infant Formula Distributed to Worcester County Organizations
Ocean State Job Lot and the Worcester County Sheriff’s Office distributed more than 10,000 cans of infant formula to local organizations serving families across Worcester County. At least nine community organizations were identified as recipients.
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Worcester Youth Leadership Institute Begins 13th Year With 25 Local Participants
The Worcester Youth Leadership Institute is providing 25 young people ages 15 to 21 with a six-week introduction to local businesses, government, education, nonprofits, and civic leadership. The 2026 program also recognizes the legacy of longtime…
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