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Worcester City Council votes against regulating anti-abortion clinics
The decision ends months of debate on the issue. -
Nativity School of Worcester announces plan to enroll girls
The private Jesuit middle school will have a new girls division starting in 2024. -
Worcester mayoral candidates debate police oversight at GBH News forum
Candidates William Coleman, Guillermo Creamer Jr., Khrystian King, Donna Colorio and Joseph Petty will participate. -
Families say their drinking water keeps turning brown at this Worcester public housing complex
Lakeside Apartments residents say it's been a problem every few weeks for the past year. -
LGBTQ+ asylum seekers find sanctuary in Worcester
LGBT Asylum Task Force in Worcester provides housing, emotional assistance, and a path to independence for LGBTQ+ asylum seekers. -
Queer AF organizer finds joy in Worcester's art and fashion
The annual Queer Art and Fashion show takes place Friday night. -
A repurposed school bus is bringing arts, tech programs to underserved youth in Worcester
The converted school bus previously sat idle in need of repairs. -
Worcester councilors asked to regulate anti-abortion centers. It still hasn't happened.
Officials asked City Manager Eric Batista to draft the ordinance last year. -
Worcester and teachers union reach tentative contract agreement
The agreement follows more than a year of contract negotiations. -
Worcester area buses to remain free for at least another year
The WRTA's advisory board voted unanimously to continue the transit system's zero-fare policy.