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Constantly checking your mobile phone can lead to ‘cognitive failures’

Phil Barter — August 22, 2015

Constantly checking your mobile phone can lead to 'cognitive failures' http://t.co/0PqKYsrAkY

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Worcester Invites Public to Take Community Development Survey to Give Feedback on Use of CDBG Funds

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The City of Worcester is inviting the public to take a Community Development Survey to offer feedback and help inform use of the municipality’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds. [Read More]

Statement from City Manager Eric D. Batista on Tuesday, Nov. 19 City Council Incident

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On Tuesday, Nov. 19 at approximately 6:30 p.m., officers were called to City Hall for a reported fight. [Read More]

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The City of Worcester reminded residents Tuesday of special parking rates, which will kick off on Small Business Saturday, to support the local business economy and cultural festivities. [Read More]

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The City of Worcester invites the public to attend its upcoming Community Preservation Program forums to share feedback on how Community Preservation Act (CPA) funds should be spent. [Read More]

Statement from Mayor Joseph M. Petty and City Manager Eric D. Batista

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We want to emphatically state that Worcester is and will always remain a welcoming and inclusive city. [Read More]

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