Worcester schools have nearly $1 million on hand

Daily Times - Thu Nov 19

The Worcester County Board of Education will go into the next fiscal year with a $994,000 fund balance, an independent audit has revealed.

Chiropractor decides to seek Spellane's seat

Worcester Telegram & Gazette - Thu Nov 19

As a holistic chiropractor, Dr. Margot Barnet said she has tried to look at the total picture when addressing patients' chiropractic needs.

Police detail knife attack

Worcester Telegram & Gazette - Thu Nov 19

A 52-year-old Charlton man was 'irate and yelling' when he allegedly attacked a 17-year-old without provocation Tuesday afternoon when the teen answered the door in a neighbor's Charlton apartment.

Worcester benefits may be underfunded

Daily Times - Wed Nov 18

Some Worcester County leaders are concerned that reductions in payments and low-interest rates are jeopardizing future payouts for employee retirement benefits.

St. Thomas More Society's Red Mass will honor 4

Worcester Telegram & Gazette - Wed Nov 18

A judge, two lawyers and a constable will be honored by the St. Thomas More Society of Worcester County at its 52nd annual Red Mass celebration Sunday.

Downtown Worcester Building Set For Auction

Http - Tue Nov 17

Just three years after landing a $2 million loan from MassDevelopment , the Winsor Building at 250 Commercial St.

Glodis decision on hold on run for state auditor

Telegram & Gazette - Tue Nov 17

Worcester County Sheriff Guy W. Glodis said yesterday he will not announce a decision whether to run for state auditor until after the Massachusetts primary election Dec.

Children, seniors need helping hands

Worcester Telegram & Gazette - Mon Nov 16

Several local partners are in need of extra help during the busy holiday season of giving.

Political chessboard draws Central Mass. players

Telegram & Gazette - Sun Nov 15

As Worcester County Sheriff Guy W. Glodis inches closer to a well-funded run for statewide office with tomorrow's announcement that state Auditor A. Joseph DeNucci will retire, Thomas J. Foley, the popular former top commander of the Massachusetts State Police, has signaled definite interest in the sheriff's job.

Political chessboard draws Central Mass. players

Telegram & Gazette - Sun Nov 15

As Worcester County Sheriff Guy W. Glodis inches closer to a well-funded run for statewide office with tomorrow's announcement that state Auditor A. Joseph DeNucci will retire, Thomas J. Foley, the popular former top commander of the Massachusetts State Police, has signaled definite interest in the sheriff's job.