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  >WEATHER: Mark Rosenthal's 7-day forecast (:46). High of 72 today in Worcester

  >TOP OF THE NEWS

  +6:00: Operator of Boston Market in Worcester vows to re-open after state seizure

  +6:00: Sarah Connell Sanders: American Flatbread brings candlepin bowling home

  +6:00: Former Mercy Centre site up for sale for $3.25 million

  +6:00: Feds say woman arrested by I.C.E. in Worcester had assault charge. Here’s what court docs say

  +6:00: Related: Attorney reveals where mother arrested by I.C.E. is being held

  +6:00: Related: Worcester police unions say councilor assaulted officers. Here’s what videos show

  +6:00: 210 Sports' Worcester hockey alumni highlights, NHL week 31
  
  

  +Noon: Assumption student tied to "To Catch a Predator" plot agrees to drop charge
  
  

  -Hundreds in Worcester unite for peaceful protest on Mother’s Day following recent I.C.E. arrest (2:09). Article

  -Related: Worcester, Greater Boston sees "surge" in immigration enforcement

  -Earlier: Worcester community leaders demand transparency after chaos unfolded during I.C.E. arrest (2:06)

  -Earlier: I.C.E. identifies woman arrested in Worcester

  -Earlier: Immigration attorney explains 2 types of warrants I.C.E. uses for arrests

  -Worcester rated top city for small business

  -How a Worcester fashion designer started making clothes for Kendrick Lamar's tour

  -Despite parent pleas, Worcester County special ed program will close this summer

  -Worcester City Manager appoints 2 to Human Rights Commission

  -Worcester graduation schedule

  -Photos: Worcester’s North High School prom

  -Worcester Public Schools' Ask the Superintendent (10:55): Burncoat Edition 

  -Radio Worcester (12:13): Market on Brussels brings new life to Worcester’s West Side

  -Radio Worcester Roundtable (49:08): Superintendent pick, Human Rights Controversy and election

  >DINING OUT (brought to you by Patsie Dugan's): Pulse Magazine's Eat Beat for May

  -ICYMI: Lightning strike causes "significant damage" to area home

  -Mother, daughter continue inspirational drive in women's golf league

  -Poet and T&G features editor Victor Infante wins Stanley Kunitz Medal

  -Holy Cross gave 10 students a $10,000 budget and 1 mission: Buy art

  -Central Mass. businesses remain pessimistic about local economy, as outlook on U.S. economy drops to 16-year low

  -See the rest of the day's Worcester news
  
  

  >HOLDEN (brought to you by Lamoureux Ford): TODAY! Town election 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

  -Ballot and voting locations

  -Lamoureux Ford offers huge discounts! (2:53)

  -This week's road closure and traffic delays

  >THE BURBS (brought to you by North End Motor Sales): Millbury festival blends food, crafts and fun

  -Shrewsbury man charged with knife assault after forcing open bathroom door, court records show

  -Charlton woman accused of pistol-whipping cousin, stealing $1,750 during dispute over car repairs

  -Man arrested for trespassing and threatening to cut guest’s throat at Motel 6 in Leominster

  -Lancaster voters have seat to fill, questions to answer

  -Bolton voters will be asked to confirm override

  -Berlin voters to decide questions

  -Boylston faces building questions at ballot box 

  -Radio Worcester (25:57): Proposed $40 million fairgrounds in Leominster sparks debate

  -Millbury-Sutton Chronicle goings on
  
  

  >BARS & BANDS: The Mayor's Live Music List for Monday

  >SHOWTIME: 100 FM The Pike (8:23): Actor KC Clyde

  -When jazz happened here — The birth of the music in Worcester

  -Out & About: Let the Pride Celebrations Begin 

  >OPINION: Tom Marino: City of Worcester’s May 8th story just doesn’t add up

  -John Keough: A deeper look at masked police and warrantless arrests

  -Jennifer Julien Gaskin: I recognized that scream

  -WCCA-TV's What It's Worth No. 472 (27:59): Sara Vono Caires, owner/designer, Fern and Fable

  -This Week in Worcester podcast (2:16:20)

  >OBITUARIES: Tribute to a lifelong resident of Worcester
  
  

  >SPORTS: Did Patriots find hidden gem with receiver Efton Chism III? 

  -Red Sox beat Royals, 3-1

  -Futures League All-Star Game comes to Polar Park this summer

  -WooSox lose to IronPigs, 6-0
  
  

  >NATIONAL: U.S. and China pause tariffs for 90 days

  -Man allegedly shot stepbrother at mom's home a day before Mother's Day

  >TRAGIC: High school tennis star killed by suspected drunk driver just a month before graduation

  >NEW ENGLAND: Man dies after being swept into N.H. brook

  -No one hurt after ceiling collapses in New Hampshire classroom (:21)

  >COLLEGES: Anna Maria Senior Profile: Katherine Brodsky

  -"One short experience can be absolutely life-shaping"
  
  

  >TRAVEL (brought to you by Fuller RV & Rental): Fiji travel alert: Dengue fever spikes as C.D.C. issues warning

  >BUSINESS: 101: Positioning yourself as a thought leader

  -Navigating franchise law: Legal insights for business owners

  >HOMES: Central Mass. real estate transfers, Sunday, May 11th

  >SHOPPING: Family Dollar now on Uber Eats, offering 40% off promo code 

  >HEALTH: Body clock tool calculates people's biological age

  -Ariana Becker: How to prioritize Exercise as a Busy Mom

  -Children as young as 7 now approved for innovative new A.C.L. repair surgery (2:10)

  >FOOD: Tips for getting the most from your fruit, vegetable garden (2:06)
  
  

  >TV/STREAMING: Donnie Wahlberg says "Blue Bloods" spinoff won't ever just be him, a Reagan will be "a phone call away"

  >MOVIES: "Thunderbolts*" stays No. 1 at the box office, "Sinners" continues to wow

  >CELEBRITY: Naomi Judd’s widower confirms she shot him with gun after he cheated

  >ANIMALS: Puppy who thought everyone gave up on him gets second chance (1:38)

  >HISTORY: Worcester City Hall, circa 1905

  >GOOD NEWS: Mass. community supports restaurant that has always given back

  -Meanwhile, in South Sandwich Islands, scientists spot live colossal squid for the first time (1:08)

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