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WorcesterHerald — August 28, 2014

Construction Work Resumes on Cambridge St.

27 November 2023

Rehabilitation of the Cambridge St. sewer interceptor will resume Monday, Nov. 27. [Read More]

Trash and Recycling Delayed One Day for Thanksgiving, Municipal Offices Closed Friday

22 November 2023

Trash and recycling will not be collected on Thursday, Nov. 23 due to the Thanksgiving Day Holiday. [Read More]

Worcester to Offer Special Parking Rates for Small Business Engagement

21 November 2023

City Manager Eric D. Batista announced Tuesday special parking rates for upcoming community festivities in an effort to support the local business economy. [Read More]

2024 Greater Worcester Community Health Assessment Published

16 November 2023

The Worcester Division of Public Health (WDPH) – the lead agency of the Central Massachusetts Regional Public Health Alliance (CMRPHA) – in partnership with UMass Memorial Health, the Coalition for a Healthy Greater Worcester, and Fallon Health this month published the 2024 Greater Worcester Regional Community Health Assessment (CHA). [Read More]

Worcester Launches Smart Energy Advice Program By Hiring Energy Advocates

13 November 2023

The City of Worcester is pleased to announce the launch of our Smart Energy Advice program with the hiring of two Energy Advocates in the Department of Sustainability and Resilience. [Read More]

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