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Ted Coghlin, Worcester businessman, ‘godfather’ of Worcester Tech, dies

WorcesterHerald — December 11, 2014

Saddened by the passing of Ted Coghlin I interviewed him several times while working in #Shrewsbury What a sweet man http://t.co/aBS0Srt3Au

— Lindsay Corcoran (@Lacorc) December 11, 2014

Worcester Conservation Lands Forest Health Assessment Results Show 800 Tons of Carbon Sequestered

31 October 2024

The City of Worcester shared Thursday the results of its forest health assessment, which it conducted during the spring and summer months for properties held by the Worcester Conservation Commission. [Read More]

Worcester Announces 2024 Fall Leaf Collection Program

28 October 2024

The City of Worcester Department of Public Works & Parks (DPW&P) announced Monday its Fall Leaf Collection Program is scheduled to begin Monday, Nov. 4. [Read More]

Halloween Trick-or-Treating Safety Tips for Thursday, Oct. 31

25 October 2024

Halloween trick-or-treating will take place on Thursday, Oct. 31. The recommended hours for this activity are 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. [Read More]

Public Invited to Attend Hazard Mitigation Plan Meeting

23 October 2024

The City of Worcester Emergency Communications & Management is soliciting public feedback and input as the department works to update its Hazard Mitigation Plan. [Read More]

Roadwork Announcement: Green Hill Parkway to Close Friday Oct. 25 to Monday Oct. 28

23 October 2024

Greenhill Parkway, from the entrance of Green Hill Park (at Channing Street & Green Hill Parkway) to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, will be closed from Friday Oct. 25 to Monday Oct. 28 for final (top course) paving. [Read More]

Ted Coghlin, Worcester businessman, ‘godfather’ of Worcester Tech, dies

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