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🔒Q&A with the city manager: Balancing Worcester’s development

City Manager Eric Batista discusses housing production, stretch codes, commercial growth, and the pressure points shaping Worcester’s next phase of development.

🔒Q&A with Charles Steinberg: Keeping Polar Park fresh

As the novelty of a new ballpark fades, WooSox President Charles Steinberg said the organization’s challenge is to continually evolve the fan experience.

Healey encourages fans to take public transportation to World Cup matches

The Healey administration recently launched a "Kick the Drive" campaign encouraging visitors and residents to plan ahead.

Wayland lt. governor candidate falls short on signatures, blames vendor

Anne Brensley, a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, has not secured enough signatures to make it onto the ballot this fall, she said Wednesday.
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Worcester airport director retiring after 18 years

Andrew Davis, director of Worcester Regional Airport, will retire in July after 18 years leading the airport.

🔒ComputerVault joins Advans IT in filing for bankruptcy 

Marlborough-based ComputerVault has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, months after a Worcester tech firm founded by the same entrepreneur filed for bankruptcy in November.

🔒Prominent Canal District developer plans housing, restaurant following $2.9M purchase

Dino Lorusso, the owner of Crompton Place, has been a key figure in the Canal District’s growth in the past two decades.

Esler foundation gives $350K to Worcester Boys & Girls Club

The Esler Family Foundation is making a donation to the Boys & Girls Club of Worcester to support mental and behavioral health programs.
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🔒Worcester cybersecurity firm issues warning over financial future

SideChannel released its second quarter financial results on Tuesday, showing revenue had declined in the first half of fiscal 2026 to $3.4 million, down 11.9% from the first half of 2025.

Human service providers seek more funding for rental aid

As fiscal year 2027 budget deliberations unfold, an additional several million dollars could be headed toward the Department of Mental Health's Rental Subsidy Program, which covers the majority of monthly housing costs for clients with limited incomes.
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