Mike Elfland
Web Editor at Worcester Telegram & Gazette
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1 day ago |
thegardnernews.com | Mike Elfland
Mike ElflandWorcester Telegram & GazetteLatest in a series on the names attached to Worcester schools, streets and parks. WORCESTER — Earlier this week at The Hanover Theatre, diplomas were handed out to more than 240 graduates of the Gerald Creamer Center. Parents, friends and teachers, some of whom might've wondered if this day would ever come, looked on proudly.
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1 day ago |
telegram.com | Mike Elfland
Mike ElflandWorcester Telegram & GazetteLatest in a series on the names attached to Worcester schools, streets and parks. WORCESTER — Earlier this week at The Hanover Theatre, diplomas were handed out to more than 240 graduates of the Gerald Creamer Center. Parents, friends and teachers, some of whom might've wondered if this day would ever come, looked on proudly.
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5 days ago |
telegram.com | Mike Elfland
This week's Then & Now is a repeat of an earlier entry. The parcel in the Then photo was recently in the news. The current occupant, Walgreens, announced it would close the location June 25. In September 1968, the Worcester area welcomed a new coffee shop to the Grafton Hill landscape. Dunkin' Donuts, a growing chain with roots in Quincy, set up shop at 226-228 Grafton St., in a storefront of the two-story Gould Cleaners building.
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6 days ago |
telegram.com | Mike Elfland
Mike ElflandWorcester Telegram & GazetteThis week's Then & Now is a repeat of an earlier entry. The parcel in the Then photo was recently in the news. If car taste is a guide, the guy in the Porsche 911T, at the bottom of the photo, was likely the type to have walked into Dunkin’ Donuts and ordered a strawberry Coolata or a vanilla chai. Not this Dunks, buddy. And not at this time. In 1970, Dunkin’ Donuts was a growing chain that sold cups of joe in a landscape dotted with independent coffee shops.
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1 week ago |
telegram.com | Mike Elfland
A year after Bob Nuah was gunned down on Allendale Street in Worcester, police have tracked down the main suspect in the case. Lino Menjivar was taken into custody in Rhode Island the morning of Friday, May 30, according to Worcester police. He was apprehended in Pawtucket, the subject of a search by a team of law enforcement officers from Worcester, the state police and the U.S. Marshals Service.
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