Worcester’s Art Girl Summer Has Begun Irena Kaci The Worcester Art Museum, though formidable, is not the only art game in town. In fact, when it comes to artistic expression, around these parts we have a treasure trove of opportunities. The list of local offerings is large and growing by the year. Valleycast, Fitchburg Art…
Paul Giorgio Denny’s No More: The signs at the Denny’s restaurant were removed recently, marking the end of a restaurant that has been a Lincoln Street destination for more than three decades. The restaurant was at 494 Lincoln St., formally closed March 13th. A Seat At The Table: Anna’s Table recently opened in Leominster at…
Sunni Welfred As the sun’s rays intensify during the summer months, it’s crucial to prioritize both style and protection when it comes to your wardrobe. Incorporating fashionable pieces that shield you from harmful UV rays doesn’t mean sacrificing style. From chic sunhats to trendy shades, there are plenty of options to keep you safe and…
Jason Savio Pearl Jam – Dark Matter On Dark Matter, Pearl Jam’s twelfth studio album, the band sounds just as inspired and hungry as it was 30 years ago. The album bursts with a heavy, tight, and frantic energy. And, as always, Eddie Vedder’s lyrics are a point of focus that ties everything together. “React,…
LuAnn Thibodeau On a recent beautiful morning, I was walking along Main Street in Fitchburg, looking at the new renovations and revitalization that are occurring. And one of the new places that caught my attention was Identity Coffee Co, located at 35 Main Street. Their logo (see the picture) of a simple yet beautiful white…
Andrew Johnson Worcester is a baseball town. The roots of the sport’s history are entrenched within the walls of the Hotel Vernon, between the lines of Ernest Thayer’s “Casey at the Bat”, and beneath the rocky soil of College Hill where Fitton Field still stands. The home of the Worcester Bravehearts has seen the likes…
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