Latest Headlines
The latest news via www.telegram.com, the online version of the Worcester Telegram & Gazette.
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Ware man gets 2 years for explosives
- SPRINGFIELD - A Ware man who pleaded guilty to keeping a cache of explosive chemicals and ammunition in his home has been sentenced to two years in federal prison.
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and #8216;Pickup trucks' aided
- Dr. Jay Merriam met a woman with her donkey on a road outside Port-au-Prince, Haiti, just yards from her home on the edge of a mass grave. Hundreds of earthquake victims are buried there.
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City woos Google for ultra-fast links
- WORCESTER - When Google Googles Worcester, Economic Development Director Timothy J. McGourthy wants the results to be impressive.
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Mom shares heartbreak with teens
- PAXTON - Kathi Meyer didn't want the teenagers who watched her speak to see her.
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Snow removal responsibility riles residents
- The days are getting warmer, but a freeze between the city and several Meadow Lane residents could linger for a while.
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RMV users ignore lot bar
- CHARLTON - Signs on Route 20 about "strict enforcement" against illegal parking to get to the Registry of Motor Vehicles office on the turnpike are being ignored by many customers.The signs warn RMV customers not to park in a Route 20 lot for Massachusetts Turnpike service area employees.
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Statue of history
- WORCESTER - Its storied past was preserved for posterity last week when a large acid-free envelope was placed inside the recently restored statue of Moses.
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Spencer rejects diocesan land
- SPENCER - The town does not want a piece of property on Sunberg Road and wonand#8217;t ask voters to accept the gift from the Diocese of Worcester.
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Towns want money back
- HOLDEN - Although Wachusett Regional School District Superintendent Thomas G. Pandiscio called state Chapter 71 funding for school buses "education dollars," the district towns' selectmen view them as "transportation dollars" and they want their money back.
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It and #8217;s Special Olympics time
- Special Olympians from across the state will converge on the area this weekend for the Special Olympics Winter Games.
