Monthly Archives: November 2010

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin Worcester’s Edwin “La Bomba” Rodriguez won what many are calling one of the biggest fights of his career on Friday night, TKO-ing James “Buddy” McGirt, Jr. after nine rounds. Boxing website Bad Left Hook summarizes the … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin and Brittany Durgin Sadly, I will miss a second week of city council tonight, but Brittany Durgin will aptly reclaim her seat in the corner of the chamber and live blog the entire meeting in my … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin According to information filed with the Massachusetts Administrative Office of the Trial Court, attorney Robert Delle has signed on as William Higgins’ lawyer to represent him as he faces charges of slander and libel brought by … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin Here at Worcester Mag we bear the burden of being the only local news outlet willing to write the word “marijuana” without it falling into a story about a drug bust or an editorial railing against … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin With all the hubbub surrounding the then-upcoming elections, we missed this tidbit of information put out by the Worcester Public Schools which detailed the cost of cleaning up the Grafton Street School mercury spill. (H/t school … Continue reading →

Dining Reviewer wanted Do you like to go out to eat? Do you happen to be a talented and skilled writer? Can you write about your dining experience in a way that readers can relate to – in 600 words … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin Republican candidate for state senate Bill Higgins’ campaign ads against Harriette Chandler captured a lot of attention before yesterday’s election, and they’ll continue to in the coming months. We received a tip this morning that lawyer … Continue reading →

By Kevin Koczwara I spent my day bouncing around five polling stations around the city of Worcester trying to understand why this election means so much to a lot of the people in the city and around the state. But … Continue reading →