Toni Caushi
General Assignment Reporter at Worcester Telegram & Gazette
General Assignment Reporter at Worcester Telegram and Gazette
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2 weeks ago |
telegram.com | Toni Caushi
Donations came in from California, Texas, Virginia, Illinois and Minnesota, but most were from the Worcester area. Her campaign now has more than $46,000 in cash on hand, which is the second-most among all candidates for City Council. Her opponent in the November election, José Rivera, collected just over $200 in May.
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2 weeks ago |
telegram.com | Toni Caushi
The new measures, starting June 23, will include a single point of entry. The parking garage under City Hall will be restricted to authorized vehicles, with 30-minute on-street spaces designated for the public. The changes were first announced after city officials received threats of violence in the wake of an ICE operation on Eureka Street.
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2 weeks ago |
thegardnernews.com | Toni Caushi
The new measures, starting June 23, will include a single point of entry. The parking garage under City Hall will be restricted to authorized vehicles, with 30-minute on-street spaces designated for the public. The changes were first announced after city officials received threats of violence in the wake of an ICE operation on Eureka Street.
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2 weeks ago |
thegardnernews.com | Toni Caushi
City manager says inside of City Hall no place for a protest; 1 person charged Toni CaushiWorcester Telegram & GazetteA man is charged with purposely knocking over a decorative plant in City Hall during a City Council meeting June 10. City Manager Eric Batista said a policy against protests and rallies inside City Hall will be strictly enforced. Mayor Joseph Petty has raised the possibility of holding future City Council meetings remotely.
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2 weeks ago |
telegram.com | Toni Caushi
A man is charged with purposely knocking over a decorative plant in City Hall during a City Council meeting June 10. City Manager Eric Batista said a policy against protests and rallies inside City Hall will be strictly enforced. Mayor Joseph Petty has raised the possibility of holding future City Council meetings remotely.
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RT @telegramdotcom: City manager says inside of City Hall no place for a protest; one person faces charges @TCaushi https://t.co/34XophAl…
RT @telegramdotcom: ICYMI. ICE protesters bring Worcester City Council meeting to a halt. Mayor tells T&G: 'It was outrageous.' https://t.c…
RT @telegramdotcom: Security guards start duty monitoring Worcester City Hall as part of new safety measures https://t.co/RLQtgNvAcx @TCaus…