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…
Read MoreWorcester 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."
Read MoreWorcester’s The Bra Shop to Open Second Location in Wellesley This November
The Bra Shop, a specialty lingerie boutique that opened in downtown Worcester in 2021, plans to open a second location in Wellesley in November, marking its first expansion outside the city.
Read MoreWorcester Economic Club Names Mike Lavoie President, Sets 2026-2027 Speaker Lineup
The Worcester Economic Club has named Cornerstone Bank executive Mike Lavoie as its new president heading into the 2026-2027 season, which kicks off this month with a networking event and two dinner meetings featuring national and state-level speakers.
Read MoreWorcester Council Votes 8-3 Against Civilian Police Review Board, Orders New Accountability Reports Instead
Worcester city councilors voted 8-3 Tuesday to set aside a proposal for an independent civilian police review board, but unanimously ordered two new city reports on arrest trends and police accountability the same night, according to the official City…
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