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Government & Politics

MBTA upgrades eyed for 2018

MBTA commuters could see long-awaited improvements to the transit system next year, just in time for a gubernatorial campaign.
Professional Services

Hanover finds replacement for new CEO’s old job

The Hanover Insurance Group in Worcester has promoted a longtime executive to president to fill the position formerly held by the company's new CEO.
Real Estate

Notre Dame sale falls through, but demolition still slated

A sale of the Notre Dame des Canadiens church in downtown Worcester has fallen through, but the owner says it still plans to demolish the church and market the site.
News

Study: Fitchburg State male faculty make $7K more

A new state study of gender pay gaps at the nine Massachusetts state colleges found male faculty at Fitchburg State University made an average of $7,336 more than women.
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Real Estate

Worcester hires big guns for PawSox push

In an effort to help lure the Pawtucket Red Sox to Worcester, the city has hired two big names to help convince the minor league baseball team to leave Rhode Island.
Nonprofits

Railers’ attendance rebounds after Halloween dropoff

The average attendance at the three Worcester Railers home games over the weekend had a 73-percent increase over the number of people who attended the team's Halloween game.
Government & Politics

Worcester, nonprofits partner to help hurricane victims

The City of Worcester is partnering with nonprofit organizations to help the resettlement of evacuees fleeing the destruction left behind by hurricanes Maria and Irma.
Government & Politics

Spectrum to work with Vermont Medicaid

Worcester-based Spectrum Health Systems is now accepting Vermont Medicaid at its North Adams outpatient treatment center.
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Government & Politics

Worcester lawyer nominated to Superior Court

Worcester lawyer William Ritter has been nominated as an associate justice of the Massachusetts Superior Court, Gov. Charlie Baker's office announced Wednesday.
News

Railers attendance drops 82% in second home game

After the Worcester Railers sold out their first home game on Oct. 14, attendance dropped by 82 percent for their second game in their new home.
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