UMass Chan to Host Colon & Rectal Cancer Symposium on March 14
On March 14, 2025, UMass Chan Medical School will host a Colon & Rectal Cancer Symposium in honor of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Featuring Dr. Tess Aulet, organizers Barbara Kupfer and Brenda Brown, and other experts, the event will highlight warning signs, prevention, and the importance of early screening—including why you should schedule a colonoscopy at age 45. The symposium includes breakfast, lunch, vendor tables, and free parking. Don’t miss this vital conversation about awareness, treatment, and finding a cure. Learn more at umassmed.edu.
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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.
The Rundown: Worcester Police Oversight Vote and Racist Incident at YWCA Mural
A vote to file a proposal for civilian oversight of the Worcester Police Department ignites a heated Rundown debate. The panel also responds to a racist incident near the YWCA.
Radio Roundtable Confronts Racism in Worcester and Examines Massachusetts Primary Results
The Radio Roundtable responds to the racist harassment of two Black artists working on Worcester’s Wall of Women mural and debates whether Massachusetts’ primary results reflected ideology, organization or the power of incumbency.
Worcester Primary Turnout, Police Oversight and ICE Questions
George Russell and Randy Feldman join Hank and Ben to examine Worcester’s primary election turnout, local campaign strategy and questions involving police outreach, body cameras, ShotSpotter and ICE.
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