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Worcester Man Killed in Late-Night Collision on Southwest Cutoff as Police Investigating
A tragedy struck in Worcester as a late-night crash claimed the life of a local man. Worcester Police reported a deadly collision involving a pickup truck and a tow truck on Southwest Cutoff at around 11:11 p.m. on Monday. Responding officers described the pickup as heavily damaged, and its driver, a 29-year-old male from Worcester, was transported to a nearby hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.
Woman Shot By Neighbor Through His Garage, Her Kitchen Wall In Stafford: Police
A 56-year-old Stafford was jailed for a shooting involving an innocent victim: His neighbor.The female victim, a resident of a home in North Stafford, said she was not sure what happened, but that she was bleeding profusely from her stomach around 12 a.m. Tuesday, April 30, the county sheriff's off…
Massachusetts teen released from hospital after battling heart failure
BOSTON — After about 8 months in the hospital, a Massachusetts teen was released from Tufts Medical Center with a celebration and went home on Wednesday. Hunter Jatko was first hospitalized in September for heart failure and spent the entire time in the hospital. He and his mother were...
Man accused of placing card skimmers in New Hampshire Walmart and other stores across Northeast
MANCHESTER, N.H. — A man who police believe is in the U.S. illegally is facing federal charges for allegedly stealing data through credit card skimmers around the Northeast. According to court documents, Romario Serban placed the skimmers at Walmart stores in New Hampshire, New York, Maine and Massachusetts last July.
Why the yellow tulips around Worcester? We've got the answer
WORCESTER — Yellow tulips are brightening up City Hall and the Worcester police station as part of a nationwide push to raise awareness about mental health and substance abuse issues. The Yellow Tulip Project, a local initiative of the Mayor's Mental Health Task Force, is organized by Open Sky Community Services. Other beds of tulips can be found at the HeartWell Institute on Pleasant Street, the Worcester Senior Center on Providence Street and Open Sky offices on Mann Street. May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This article originally appeared on Telegram & Gazette: Why the yellow tulips around Worcester? We've got the answer
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