Monthly Archives: March 2010

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin Facebook has been crowned last week’s most visited website, beating out Google for the spot. I’d like to think it was from all the traffic on Worcester’s “Woogle for Google” Facebook page (1,408 members). If you … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin It’s a short agenda this week, and while nothing particularly striking stands out quick meetings give the council more time to speak under suspension–fertile ground for councilors looking to “go off” on something. (Last week they … Continue reading →

Posted by Brittany Durgin Worcester, you’ve done an outstanding job of voting for Best Of Worcester, giving us a record number of votes. We want to see just how many more we can get, so we’re extending your time to … Continue reading →

Posted by Tim O’Keefe Posted by “whenyouwereeast” on twitter.com Avatar budget $350 mil. Hurt Locker budget $16 mil. Stealing all the Oscars your ex-husband thought he’d win…PRICELESS Posted by “Nicole” on nicolecommawoo.wordpress.com Regarding the Worcester PD and twitter: I found … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin You might have read about the Worcester Public School department CFO Brian Allen’s  recent pay raise in our council live blog or Nick Kotsopoulos’ article. This morning, Tracy Novick has written a response justifying her vote … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin Your city council live blog cravings will be satisfied here at 7:00. Be sure to involve your own live blog and running commentary here with our Cover It Live account. It’s 7:00ish, here we go. The … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin This is a map of Worcesterites who are using Worcester Woogle as a concerted community effort to bring Google’s FTTH high-speed internet to Worcester. Follow the link to put your address on the map and write … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin At Worcester Mag on Tap last Thursday City Councilor Joe Petty told me that this week’s council meeting was going to be a doozy (not a direct quote). After a look at the agenda, there’s definitely … Continue reading →