Monthly Archives: June 2009
Outburst at Schuler arraignment
The arraignment for Leslie Schuler, accused of beating his son to death on Father’s Day, was an eventful one. Within two minutes of the arraignment starting, a female family member of victim Nathaniel Turner screamed, calling Schuler a “son of … Continue reading
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Leslie Schuler arraignment today
Leslie Schuler, the father of Nathaniel Turner accused of beating him to death, will be arraigned on murder charges today at 2pm. A press conference with DA Joseph Early and Police Chief Gary Gemme will follow. Tune in to Daily … Continue reading
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Turtle Boy Music Award voting
It’s that time again: The 4th annual Turtle Boy Music Awards voting. We’ve once again put a lot of time into this year’s ballot, enlisting a large team of nominating judges to help us assemble the candidates, and spending countless … Continue reading
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Gary Rosen kicked out of City Hall
Looks like someone didn’t like City Councilor Gary Rosen playing politics in City Hall. According to an email sent out yesterday, Rosen was asked to move his Wednesday press conference from inside City Hall; it will now be at 4:15 … Continue reading
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Telegram to be sold as part of Globe package?
If the Telegram is going to end up in local hands, it’s first going to have to pass through someone else’s ownership. At least, that’s the indication in a Globe article tonight that says the New York Times Company is … Continue reading
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Kate Toomey in for mayor
Kate Toomey is in for the mayor’s race, she says. Bumper stickets will reportedly start appearing next week. That means Gary Rosen(probably), Toomey, Lukes, and Joe O’Brien(probably) are all in the race.
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Mayoral rumors start flying
The rumors for who is in and out of the Worcester mayor’s race are starting to fly. The latest rumored to run is former School Committee member Joe O’Brien, a longtime campaign Democratic campaign organizer, activist, and currently a staffer … Continue reading
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City Council Liveblog 6/23/09
7:16: Underway, with a proclamation recognizing “amateur radio day.” 7:18: CORI reform…the long awaited bill finally passes to huge applause. 7:28: An order from Smith, Clancy, Haller, Palmieri looking for (big breath) “the Massachusetts Department of Conservation Resources and the … Continue reading
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