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.

The conversation moved on to school safety, detailing a significant increase in the budget for security measures like new locks and staff training. 
Randy Feldman detailed the Human Rights Commission’s recent vote to endorse the Worcester Research Bureau’s recommendation for a civilian police review board, discussing the perceived inadequacies of current state and local oversight. The show also briefly touched upon a pending Tax Increment Financing (TIF) agreement for the Menkiti Group.

Worcester Charter Review and Police Oversight Debated

Hank Stolz, Ben White, George Russell and Randy Feldman examine Worcester’s first potential charter review in four decades, tensions among city councilors and renewed calls for independent civilian police oversight.

Would Speed Cameras Make Worcester Safer?

Should Massachusetts allow communities to use automated speed cameras? Hank Stolz, Ben White and Radio Worcester callers debate whether the technology could make Worcester streets safer—or open the door to expanded government surveillance.

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