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Worcester has come far the last 25 years, preparing itself for the future. While developers continue those big-ticket improvements, let’s add feet to the equation. We urge folks to get out and enjoy this city more. People going out and about inspire the street-level, human-scale practicalities that help a place come alive.
Here are some of the best things to do, places to go — and reasons why — over the next few days.
If you didn’t remember — or ever know — that the irrepressible Stengel’s famed managerial career got its start in Worcester, and included a complicated transaction that would live in baseball lore, you can surely be forgiven. But there are three other enshrined stars whose careers brought them here.
Here are the most popular Worcester Sun articles July 2-8
Mariano: Choose your words carefully; obscene, crude language is bad enough without making it worse. She’s always been a hustler: The Soofi family story
Access Denied: Mounting opposition buries pipeline plans
Editorial: A week’s worth of fireworks in Worcester
New mandatory minimum sentence would target tricks of drug trafficking trade
Area artist molds a new career, city narrative with Mugged in Worcester
Here are the most popular Worcester Sun articles June 25-July 1
Mariano: Which City Council candidate in District 5 has the advantage? In Worcester, battle for pedicab supremacy is afoot
Nothing usual about The Chameleon opening on Shrewsbury Street
Songs in the key of healing: Worcester Center for Expressive Therapies offers hope
Altea’s Eatery offers brunch lovers an everyday entree to France
Meet Worcester’s clinical trial pioneers
Here are the most popular Worcester Sun articles June 18-24
Nothing usual about The Chameleon opening on Shrewsbury Street
Mariano: Thought police take over the Citizen Advisory Council
Editorial: Leadership fails test over candidate’s Turtleboy tie
Worcester 2.0: An outsider’s inside look at the city’s developing future
For George’s Bakery, bread is where the heart is
No child’s play: Simon Says Give Worcester chapter packs a serious charitable punch
Welcome to your Wednesday, June 28, Worcester Sun.
A free-to-read profile on George’s Bakery. Top Sun stories. Inbox. Baker’s state health spending solution. All that and then some in your Wednesday, June 21, Worcester Sun.
In Istanbul, I was drowned in the city and its events, while in Worcester I have to dig in to reach them. In Istanbul, a machine of 15 million, I always felt disposable and replaceable. In Worcester, I feel more significant. … But where do people of color and/or lower income stand within this revitalizing/renewing Worcester? How much are they incorporated into this transformation? What are their roles?