March 8, 2016
Worcester receives $20K improvement grant
PHOTO/SAM BONACCI
Main Street in Worcester could be even more green thanks to a new grant.
By Sam Bonacci
The city of Worcester has received a grant worth up to $20,000 toward “greening projects” of planting trees throughout the community.
The grant was issued through the TD Green Streets program that is a partnership with TD Bank and the Arbor Day Foundation. The funding will be used to implement tree planting, maintenance costs, and educational activities, according to a release from the organization. The goal is to enhance the community’s green spaces.
Worcester was one of ten grant recipients, including Providence.
In the last year the city has put $21.5 million into streets and sidewalks, according to City Manager Edward Augustus, and the city is planning a $7.5 million project to reshape Main Street in the heart of the city.
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