Mark Your Calendars
January 19, 2010 is the day now set for a special election to elect a new Massachusetts senator.Wouldn’t it be something if somebody won this seat on a write-in campaign? Y’know, a completely online viral campaign, and totally disconnected from the political machinery?Heh… yeah, like something like that could possibly happen here.
So It Shall Be Written
The City Dictator has spoken.
Election, Primary, Special Election
Worcesterites will have another busy election season starting this November. Voters will hit the polls in November for city elections, on December 8th for the special election primary for Sen. Ted Kennedy’s former seat, and again on January 19th for the actual special election. Just imagine if Worcester had needed a primary in September. The [...]
Inactivity
Things have been slow here at The Wormstead lately. You may remember my vacation post,where I was injured in a freak fall while camping in the Berkshires, that resulted in breaking and dislocating my 2nd toe on my left foot. It was supposed to be a fun week with me and The Wife and members [...]
Bruschi calls end to career
FOXBORO – Tedy Bruschi, whose 13-year career included an inspiring return to the New England Patriots eight months after a stroke, announced his retirement during an emotional press conference this morning at Gillette Stadium.
Survival kits
WORCESTER – Passing through the Campus Center at Worcester Polytechnic Institute Friday afternoon, it was hard to resist the lure of free stuff, even if the name was a little ominous.
Michael V. O’Brien: I RUN this City!
The Man has spoken and laid the smack down on all the candy-asses in Worcester, especially City Councilor Mike Germain, when it comes to pools in the WoO. City Manager Michael O’Brien states that if you have an issue with it, “Talk to the hand!”
Worcester City Manager Circumvents Public Process and Open Democracy
For over two years the Save Our Poolz Coalition has been told that the City Council’s Youth, Parks and Recreation Committee would debate and decide Worcester’s pool proposal. Save Our Poolz was told throughout the lengthy hearing process that our City Councilors would take people’s thoughts, concerns and ideas under advisement in making their decision. [...]
54% of Clunkers were GM
Could it ever be made any clearer why General Motors failed? According to this article, 54% of the vehicles junked in the Cash For Clunkers program were made by General Motors.
Drink, if you’d like to!
I recently signed-up to receive Tweets from the Boston Tourism Department, because, God forbid, folks in Boston make it easy to find out what's going on in the Hub. Boston is one of the hardest cities to find out what's going on when it comes to nightlife. Yes, I do compare it to such cities [...]
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