Rep. James O’Day Announces Reelection Campaign, Discusses Sewer Dispute and Fair Share Amendment
“Over a year ago, the governor’s office, her attorney looked at this and said, ‘This is not a winner. You folks really need to figure out how you’re going to stop the process and start working on resolving it.’”
— Rep. James O’Day
By-Hank Stolz
Photo-Radio Worcester
Worcester, MA-State Representative James O’Day has announced his run for reelection for the 14th Worcester District. The conversation began with O’Day talking about the history of the Sherwood Diner where the interview took place.
Downtown Worcester Safety Concerns Grow After Worcester Common Stabbing, Murray Says
Following a stabbing on the Worcester Common, Worcester business leaders are raising concerns about public safety downtown. Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce CEO Tim Murray says businesses, employees, and residents need to feel safe for downtown development to succeed.
Radio Roundtable Debates Worcester Safety, Housing Costs, School Closures, and Roberto Clemente Tribute
The Radio Roundtable tackled major Worcester issues including public safety concerns at Worcester Common, housing affordability, school closures, zoning debates, and support for honoring Roberto Clemente.
Girls Inc. Board Member Evelyn Toney Shares How the Organization Changed Her Life
Evelyn Toney, Vice President of Business and Community Development at Bay State Bank and a current Girls Inc. board member, reflects on how the organization shaped her life from childhood through adulthood. Speaking on the Girls Inc. podcast alongside student co-host Natalia Okala, Toney shared deeply personal memories of finding safety, mentorship, and belonging through Girls Inc., and why representation and community leadership remain central to her mission today.
Anne Brensley Explains Ballot Deadline Controversy in Lieutenant Governor Campaign
Republican Lieutenant Governor candidate Anne Brensley discussed her campaign’s missed ballot deadline, allegations involving signature collection fraud, and her ongoing effort to remain part of the 2026 race.
Radio Roundtable Discusses Pulse Magazine Sale, Worcester Police Headquarters, and Rent Control Debate
The Radio Roundtable examined the sale of Pagio Inc. and Pulse Magazine, the growing concerns surrounding Worcester’s police headquarters, and the city’s ongoing housing affordability and rent control debate.
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