Monthly Archives: December 2009

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin The trailer for “Knight and Day” (formerly “Wichita”), the Tom Cruise/Cameron Diaz movie with scenes filmed at the Worcester Regional Airport is online. I’d love to be able to write “Look! There’s our airport!” but the … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin Clark has promoted from within, naming David Angel, the school’s Provost since 2003, as the university’s next President. Angel first joined Clark’s faculty in 1987, and has recently taken up Clark’s green initiative, which aims to … Continue reading →

Posted by Tim O’Keefe Posted by “Bill Randell” on worcesterma.blogspot.com Best Buy Greendale, I was in their Christmas Eve buying this new netbook and talked to the kid who waited on my about the Millbury move. He told me that … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin Just a reminder to all you City Council watchers and liveblog readers that there’s no meeting tonight. We’ll be back next week with a new Mayor overseeing the agenda and while it’s his first time up … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin, photos by Brittany Durgin This week’s news story brought up the idea that North Lake Avenue’s slide down a bluff into Lake Quinsigamond might turn the city’s misfortune into its opportunity to build a linear public … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin 7:25: Late start due to the Economic Development Meeting earlier–surprisingly not because of the Montvale Historical expansion, but because of a presentation on zoning parts of the city for wind power. 7:30: Eddy brings up his … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin The Economic Development Committee came prepared to vote on the Montvale Historic District’s expansion that, among other parcels, would annex a tennis court on the property of 1 Montvale Road. In an opening speech, Councilor Phil … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin Last week’s City Council didn’t live up to the hype put forward by their agenda since most of the exciting stuff was tabled until this week. The good news: Tonight’s meeting will (hopefully) be a barnburner. … Continue reading →