
Craig S. Semon
Reporter at Worcester Telegram & Gazette
I saw Worcester in her face. I suggested she sees a dermatologist
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6 days ago |
worcestermag.com | Craig S. Semon
WORCESTER ― Punk In The Park is coming to Wormtown. Brew Ha Ha Productions announced that the “North America’s premier outdoor punk rock and craft beer festival” will make its only New England appearance of the year Sept. 27 at the Palladium Outdoors, 261 Main St.Since launching in 2021, Punk In The Park has grown to include events in Denver, Orlando, Phoenix, San Diego and San Francisco, among other locales.
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6 days ago |
telegram.com | Craig S. Semon
WORCESTER ― Punk In The Park is coming to Wormtown. Brew Ha Ha Productions announced that the “North America’s premier outdoor punk rock and craft beer festival” will make its only New England appearance of the year Sept. 27 at the Palladium Outdoors, 261 Main St.Since launching in 2021, Punk In The Park has grown to include events in Denver, Orlando, Phoenix, San Diego and San Francisco, among other locales.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Craig S. Semon
Craig S. Semon, Worcester Telegram & GazetteThu, April 17, 2025 at 5:10 PM UTC2 min readBOYLSTON — Six weeks after a “fatal officer-involved shooting” in Boylston, authorities have publicly shared little information about the case. March 5, Patrick K. Sargent, 25, of Boylston was killed near his home in the area of Central Street in a confrontation with a police officer. The office of Worcester County District Attorney's Joseph D.
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1 week ago |
thegardnernews.com | Craig S. Semon
BOYLSTON — Six weeks after a “fatal officer-involved shooting” in Boylston, authorities have publicly shared little information about the case. March 5, Patrick K. Sargent, 25, of Boylston was killed near his home in the area of Central Street in a confrontation with a police officer. The office of Worcester County District Attorney's Joseph D.
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1 week ago |
telegram.com | Craig S. Semon |Toni Caushi
WORCESTER ― A father, trapped with his young son on the roof of a deli storefront due to a raging third-alarm fire in a three-decker, dropped the toddler to safety and into the arms of a waiting police officer. It was one of two fires in the city early in the afternoon of April 14, which left about 25 people displaced.
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