Monthly Archives: July 2010

Posted by Brittany Durgin A new added feature to worcestermag.com is Check This. The section featured on the homepage lists a variety of events and happenings in the Worcester area that we, the staff, think you may be interested in. … Continue reading →

Posted by Brittany Durgin We asked you, our readers, if Worcester should impose an ordinance on pit bulls. You said: Should Worcester impose an ordinance on pit bulls? Yes 58% No 35% I’m indifferent to the matter 7% Read this weeks … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin David Bernstein, the Boston Phoenix‘s political writer, has an interesting little bit of news to come out of the gaming legislation gridlock: Governor Patrick has publicly involved himself. But then Governor Deval Patrick stepped in. He … Continue reading →

Worcester Magazine now accepting applications for Fall Internships If you’re a student looking for an internship that will not only give you the experience and hands on learning you crave, but the published clips your portfolio demands, then Worcester Magazine … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin A bus load of Worcester Criminal Offender Records Information reform activists, including groups like Neighbor to Neighbor, EPOCA and the ACLU are joining up with others at the Statehouse today to nudge state reps. and senators … Continue reading →

Local band Four Year Strong has made it big in the past few years. They’ve toured the country, and the world. They’ve put out a new album, and now their new music video for “It must really suck to be … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin This just in from one of our graphic artists: Yesterday, (7/21) – Beetle inspectors went into the woods by my house on the north side of Worcester looking for the infamous ALB… What they found instead … Continue reading →

Posted by Brittany Durgin You voted, and said… Smoking in casinos? Gambling and smoking go together like peanut butter and jelly 26% Whichever way the casinos will make more money 10% It doesn’t matter to me 2% I’d rather die … Continue reading →