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After catching lightning in a mug, West Side coffee shop Cordella’s eyes wine, cocktails

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After catching lightning in a mug, West Side coffee shop Cordella’s eyes wine, cocktails

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After a crowdfunding campaign, West Side coffee shop Cordella's set for an expansion, and to add wine and cocktails to to the menu.See the Story

Worcester Red Sox boring? John Oliver thinks so

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Late-night host called out the local baseball team for its "boring" name.Read Article

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Remembering Isaiah Thomas - American Antiquarian Society to host open house

Remembering Isaiah Thomas - American Antiquarian Society to host open house

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American Anitquarian Society to hold open house remembering patriot Isaiah Thomas moving his printing press to Worcester.Worcester, Massachusetts · Worcester See the Story

'De-escalation and myth busting': How local libraries handle attempts to challenge books

'De-escalation and myth busting': How local libraries handle attempts to challenge books

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While attempts to ban books are on the rise nationwide, local libraries discuss how they handle challenges to controversial books.Books · Worcester See the Story

In Roger Williams' Rhode Island, banning books is a departure from our heritage - The Boston Globe

In Roger Williams' Rhode Island, banning books is a departure from our heritage - The Boston Globe

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Bills recently introduced in the General Assembly would make it harder to take books off of public shelves by requiring that people challenging reading materials live near the school or library they’re challenging, writes a local author.Donald Trump See the Story

Jewish Film Festival marks a milestone

Jewish Film Festival marks a milestone

March brings spring, and the 30th annual St. Louis Jewish Film Festival, starting March 30, with a blooming field of films, including outstanding comedies, documentaries, dramas, historical thrillers and romances, many of them based on true stories. “It’s unbelievable that the St. Louis Jewish Film Festival is 30 years strong. I feel like all six...See the Story

'Long overdue:' Kean constituents start petition to push in-person town hall

'Long overdue:' Kean constituents start petition to push in-person town hall

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Will U.S. Rep. Tom Kean, R-7, host an in-person town hall for his constituents?Bernardsville · Bernardsville See the Story

Local students hear from successful people in the community

Local students hear from successful people in the community

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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) -- A modern-day Black History celebration took place Thursday in Youngstown. Students heard from successful people in the community about their ideas to help them achieve their dreams. They shared how they can improve the community too. The goal was to tell the students that each one of them has the potential and the ability to conquer great things. "We believe that every individual student has a gift and our gift is to e…Science · Worcester See the Story