How are the Roads?
By-Hank Stolz
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Worcester, MA- The Radio Roundtable – Hank, Ben, Matt Wally and Randy Feldman felt that the Worcester DPW did a good job with a storm that dumped almost two feet of snow on the city. The listeners disagreed, saying they felt the streets were a mess.
Does Worcester’s Human Rights Commission Have Any Real Power?
A Worcester panel discussion explored the Human Rights Commission’s authority, statewide budget pressures, and how local tax policy could impact economic growth.
Did Worcester Make the Right Call by Turning Off Social Media Comments? The Roundtable Debates
The Radio Roundtable on Radio Worcester tackled three issues shaping local civic life: Worcester’s decision to shut off social media comments on city channels, the continued decline of print newspaper delivery, and a proposal to expand alcohol sales in city parks for special events.
Worcester Faces $35M Sewer Loss, 911 Lawsuit Raises Mental Health Concerns
A new lawsuit challenges how Worcester responds to mental health emergencies, while the city faces a $35 million setback in its long-running sewer dispute with Holden.
Worcester Panel Debates Mental Health Crisis Response, Potholes, and $25M Sewer Loan
The Radio Worcester Roundtable examined a lawsuit challenging Worcester’s use of police as primary responders to mental health crises, debated solutions to the city’s persistent pothole problem, and discussed the city’s decision to borrow more than $25 million to pay a sewer judgment owed to the town of Holden.
The Rundown: Worcester Development Debate, Ticketmaster Settlement, and Local News
Tom Marino of This Week in Worcester and Mark Henderson of The016 joined The Rundown to discuss major news stories, including Worcester development challenges, the DOJ settlement with Ticketmaster/Live Nation, and local issues such as the proposed Gold Street day center.
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