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Watch UMass Medical School students recreate Justin Bieber’s ‘Sorry’ music video, raise $1.7K

WorcesterHerald — April 12, 2016

Students from Worcester's UMass Medical School recreated Justin Bieber's 'Sorry' music video to raise money for the Leominster-based Hero Homestead program.Watch video

Posted by MassLive Worcester on Tuesday, April 12, 2016

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

20 November 2024

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

20 November 2024

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

Small Business Saturday to Kick Off Free Parking at Select Locations on Saturdays Through Dec. 28 to Promote Local Engagement

19 November 2024

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]

Worcester Invites Public to Share Feedback on Community Preservation Act Funding at Upcoming Forums

18 November 2024

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

14 November 2024

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

Watch UMass Medical School students recreate Justin Bieber’s ‘Sorry’ music video, raise $1.7K

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