Monthly Archives: June 2010

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin We don’t often post police/crime reports here on Daily Worcesteria, but sometimes we just can’t help ourselves. 22 year-old Justin Fontaine did not do the necessary scouting work when attempting a purse snatching early this morning … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin Since The Telegram‘s Clive McFarlane wrote on Monday about Maj. Steven Godin coming under fire for not paying teachers union related fees, Godin’s case has become a cause célèbre for statewide media outlets and the Charlie … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin We’re waiting to hear back from the City Manager’s office for a more comprehensive breakdown of how the city will spend the $23 million that CSX will give for their rail yard expansion, but while we … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin I had no idea things had gotten so bad over there. Newton High School is holding a production of “Annie” that might need a prop newspaper, so we could easily sell one copy there. Now watch … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin The agenda is huge tonight. Let’s get our real-time coverage poppin’. See you at 7:00. (Cover it Live is now working.) Lukes is starting off the meeting in the tall chair. 7:11: Here we go. 7:12: … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin Worcester’s two police unions, IBPO Local 504 and NEPBA Local 911, will both endorse former State Police Colonel Tom Foley for Worcester County Sheriff at a press conference on Thursday. Foley is running against Scot Bove … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin City Park Grill, we hardly knew ye. Just a couple days removed from hosting one of the biggest events in the city over the past few months (AG Coakley, Auditor DeNucci and Secretary Galvin’s Dem. convention … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin Remember that terrifying tense debate over health care reform a couple months ago? Well, the new law goes into effect this month. From the AARP: Massachusetts seniors in Medicare who have fallen into the prescription drug … Continue reading →