Worcester, Massachusetts – Echo Louissaint, the host of “A Word from Echo” on What’s Up Worcester, recently visited the Worcester Public Library to learn more about its programs and services. During her visit, Echo had the chance to talk with Jason Homer, the library’s Executive Director, as well as Abigail Ott, the Teen Services Librarian,…
The Worcester Housing Authority (WHA) is taking steps to provide housing opportunities in the city by proposing to build an Economic Opportunity Center for its residents. The center will be located near the Great Brook Valley development, and will offer various services, including property management offices, self-sufficiency programs, a resident service office, a childcare center,…
38th Annual WALK for the Homeless The 38th Annual WALK for the Homeless will be held on Sunday, May 21st at Elm Park. Registration begins at 1 pm, and the 5K WALK kicks off at 2 pm. The City’s largest “neighborhood party” will welcome participants back to the park at the end of the walk. …
The way we think about money can have a significant impact on our financial well-being. Some people grow up with a mindset that encourages them to accumulate wealth, while others adopt a mentality that makes it difficult for them to get ahead financially. This is the difference between being a rich dad versus being a…
Connecticut authorities have identified a Worcester mother and her 3-year-old son as two of the three individuals found dead on Tuesday night in a Brooklyn, Connecticut, home. The third victim has not yet been publicly identified; notification is pending. State police in Danielson received a report of a suspicious incident at a Middle Street residence…
