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Worcester Wants Your Input on the City’s Cultural Future

The City of Worcester is updating its Cultural Plan for the first time since 2019, and community input will help determine what comes next. Shantelle Campbell from the city’s Cultural Development Division explains why the city wants to hear from residents, workers, artists, visitors and anyone connected to Worcester.

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Kate Toomey Accident Raises Questions About Police Procedures and Oversight

The Radio Roundtable examines questions surrounding the Worcester Police Department’s response to City Councilor Kate Toomey’s late-night accident, including whether officers followed standard procedures and whether she received preferential treatment. The panel also debates police oversight, the Public Safety Committee and Worcester’s proposed camping ordinance.

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5K for Good Unites Three Worcester Nonprofits

5K for Good Unites Three Worcester Nonprofits

Reliant Foundation, Abby’s House, and Veterans Inc. have joined forces for the third annual 5K for Good series. Three fall races will support essential programs serving people throughout Worcester County.

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Clark Dean: Trees Key to Massachusetts Heat Resilience

Massachusetts has appointed Katie Schlick as its first heat resilience officer. Clark University Dean Lou Leonard tells Radio Worcester that expanding and maintaining urban tree canopies can reduce temperatures, protect public health and address disparities between affluent and lower-income neighborhoods.

DOJ Investigation of Worcester Police Ends as Batista Details Police Reforms

Worcester City Manager Eric Batista joins Talk of the Commonwealth following the end of the U.S. Department of Justice investigation into the Worcester Police Department. Batista discusses changes to use-of-force and sexual harassment policies, body cameras, police accreditation, accountability and why he does not believe Worcester needs a Civilian Review Board.

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Why Primary Voters Don’t Represent the Broader Electorate

Clark University Professor Robert Boatright joins Radio Worcester to explain why primary voters tend to be older, wealthier and more ideological than the broader electorate—and why common election reforms have done little to close the gap.

Mary Keefe–Ron Waddell Worcester Debate

Watch the 15th Worcester District Democratic primary debate between incumbent State Rep. Mary Keefe and challenger Ron Waddell, presented by Radio Worcester.

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Radio Worcester hosts local business owners, organizations, and personalities podcasts and airs them on WCRN Radio and streams them on radioworcester.com. Our podcasts are recorded live at our studios on Summit Street in Worcester, MA. Interested in broadcasting your own podcast with Radio Worcester. Click the link below, tell us about yourself, and we’ll put a plan together for you.

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Rebecca Perry: WISE Proves It Is Never Too Late to Learn

Rebecca Perry: WISE Proves It Is Never Too Late to Learn

Rebecca Perry: WISE Proves It Is Never Too Late to Learn “It is never too late. As a matter of fact, we have folks as old as 90 in our program.” By-Hank StolzGraphic-Submitted   Questions, Concerns, Opinions? TEXT...

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WooSox Close Season With Fan Appreciation Week

WooSox Close Season With Fan Appreciation Week

WooSox Close Season With Fan Appreciation Week Giveaways, Fireworks and Family Activities By-Hank StolzPhoto- Submitted Questions, Concerns, Opinions? TEXT US! >> 774-364-8255 WORCESTER, MA. The Worcester Red Sox...

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