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  >WEATHER: Mark Rosenthal's 7-day forecast (1:03). High of 57 today in Worcester

  >TOP OF THE NEWS

  -Worcester store closed after fire reopens in Shrewsbury

  -Former Worcester political leaders weigh in on recent election

  -New “Sheruff” in town: Meet Barkley, W.P.D.’s comfort pup

  -Juvenile burglary suspect jumps into pond to flee Worcester cops

  -Local veterans saluted in programs at area senior centers

  -Area sisters honor brother’s memory by crocheting red, white and blue prayer shawls for veterans

  -Can you dig it? Rutland's "official" metal detectorist unearthes history across the region

  -Worcester bookmobiles mark 85 years with celebration at library

  -Students reach new academic heights at MathAltitude

  -Delayed S.N.A.P. benefits have gone out to Mass. recipients: Gov. Healey (2:33). Article

  -T&G This Week: Why our past is still a part of our present and future

  -Worcester Guardian Week in Review: Election, Holy Cross basketball preview, woman's body found

  -Radio Worcester's The Rundown (25:56): Review of Worcester municipal election

  >DINING OUT: New England-style bistro opens in Westborough plaza

  -ICYMI: Worcester program gave needy families monthly payments for 2 years. Here's what was learned

  -As kids in Worcester knocked doors Halloween night, Operation Watchdog checked up on sex offenders

  -New Worcester bakery specializing in croissants sells out 3 days in a row

  -Related: Treats from Yolk & Crumb, new bakery in Worcester with homemade croissants (:34)

  -Former top lottery seller in Worcester sells another $1 million winner

  -See the rest of the day's Worcester news
  
  

  >HOLDEN (brought to you by Lamoureux Ford): November Senior Center events

  -Unique Happy Thanksgiving wishes from Lamoureux Ford (:29)

  -Wachusett Teacher Spotlight: David Lookwhy

  >THE BURBS (brought to you by North End Motor Sales): Slow Down Brewing to open brick-and-mortar brewery in Grafton

  -Rally held in support of woman detained by I.C.E. in Fitchburg (:49)

  -Sterling meeting overflows; trying again Thursday with new plan

  -Millbury town planner and finance officer resign

  -Mazzarella re-elected mayor as Leominster voters decide city council and school committee races

  -Clinton woman arrested on warrant after traffic stop for rejected inspection sticker

  -Webster man refuses to leave home, resists arrest, threatens to kill cops

  -Berlin special town meeting is November 17th
  
  

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

  >SHOWTIME: Worcester-born abstract pioneer artist John Adams Griefen dies at 83

  -WCCA-TV's Soapbox No. 1395 (28:54): Jonathan Colby, Worcester Youth Orchestra

  -Westborough Community Chorus invites audiences to experience "Winter in the Woods"

  >OPINION: Daniel Margolis: Voters rebuke activist City Council bloc

  -Laurel: That's the spirit at Worcester's Veterans Day Parade

  -WCCA-TV's Human Touch No. 105 (28:54): Religion and Money

  >OBITUARIES: Tribute to man who worked at Clark University for 45 years
  
  

  >SPORTS: Patriots-Buccaneers preview: Tight ends could play key role vs. Tampa’s blitz

  -Old Grumbly Fan's Week 10 Patriots preview vs. the Bucs

  -The Patriots may owe you more than $100

  -NFL Week 10 schedule, TV and announcers

  -Holy Cross football falls to No. 4 Lehigh

  -Holy Cross men's hockey sweeps Niagara, 6-2

  -Holy Cross women's hockey tops Merrimack, 2-1

  -Railers lose to Maine, 8-1

  -Plenty of Central Mass. talent ready to contribute for area college men's basketball squads
  
  

  >NATIONAL: A look at what happened in the U.S. government last week

  -Iran to cut water to Tehran, weigh evacuations as it faces worst drought in decades

  -Tragic: Man dies at Grand Canyon after slipping, falls over 100 feet

  >NEW ENGLAND: Nurse accused of giving hospice patient cleaning fluid (1:27)

  -Man admits to decades-old killings linked to Whitey Bulger's circle

  -After home health aide admits to taking $1.4 million in Mass. senior's funds, a call for reform

  >COLLEGES: Worcester State student Alex Ortiz Colon named Newman Civic Fellow

  -Anna Maria renews Access Scholarship – free tuition for qualifying New England students
  
  

  >TRAVEL (brought to you by Fuller RV & Rental): What to know about flying during the shutdown (1:20)

  >BUSINESS: Central Mass. business by the numbers

  -Voting open for Worcester Business Journal’s 2026 Best of Business awards

  >SHOPPING: Slime, Battleship and Trivial Pursuit join the Toy Hall of Fame

  >HEALTH: Questions surround A.I.'s impact on mental health

  -A.I. used to help prevent diabetic patients from becoming blind (2:27)

  >FOOD: Dessert for dinner?! (2:20)
  
  

  >TV/STREAMING: Trailer for new "Game of Thrones" show on HBO (2:34)

  >MOVIES: "Predator: Badlands" rescues box office with record opening

  >CELEBRITY: Jennifer Lawrence blasts "annoying" Kourtney Kardashian

  -Justin Baldoni's $400 million countersuit against Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds ends

  >HISTORY: Then & Now: Chester C. Corbin Public Library, Webster

  >ANIMALS: Otter demands getting wrapped like a burrito after bathtime (1:54)

  >GOOD NEWS: Daughter's wish comes true as couple gets special wedding, trip to Disney

  -Meanwhile, mysterious flashes of light crashed on the moon — here's what they were

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