Highlights in The 016 Tuesday, November 30th

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  Here's what's happening in and around Worcester today

  In The News

  -Latest weather: Chilly, high of 36 today in Worcester

  +6:00: See the top 10 taxpayers in Worcester in 2021

  +6:00: Worcesteria: Drowning in options on Giving Tuesday

  +6:00: Festival of Lights set for Friday night in Worcester

  +6:00: Worcester’s Advisory Committee on the Status of Women puts domestic violence, sexual assault in focus

  +6:00: Worcester area pets up for adoption: Dogs, cats and more

  +6:00: Best Amazon extended Cyber Monday deals to shop now

  +Noon: Radio Worcester (10:55): The Julia Enright murder trial with reporter Brad Petrishen

  +Noon: Mykonos Café & Bakery in Millbury a family affair with authentic Greek baked goods

  -Worcester man arrested for break-in at Wings Over Worcester

  -California woman dies in crash on I-190 in Lancaster

  -"Rally 4 Nally" raising money for family member of former Worcester Fire Chief

  -Worcester man accused of attacking officer with scissors, setting fire that gutted three-decker (2:02)

  -Earlier: Mother says son was in mental health crisis when he set fire in Worcester three-decker

  -Treehouse murder trial: Julia Enright guilty of second degree murder

  -Related: After guilty verdict, DA is looking at a co-defendant 

  -Wall Street Journal reports on Worcester's Monopoly "pay to play" dispute

  -Homes: Worcester home values rise about 10%

  -5 Things You Need To Know Today In Worcester - November 30th

  -The Mayor’s Live Music List for Tuesday 

  -Wachusett Wine & Spirits podcast (19:37): Whiskey Bracket Challenge

  -City Council preview, November 30th

  -Worcester's winter parking ban in effect Wednesday

  -Radio Worcester (15:36): WRRB Executive Director Paul Matthews talks School Committee district representation

  -Central Mass. Chabad conducts night 2 lighting of giant menorah

  -Tribute to Worcester man who "lived his life selflessly and humbly"

  -ICYMI: Man arrested for threatening to kill staff at Funky Murphy's after last call

  -Worcester restaurant asks couple it says skipped out on bill to return and pay

  -See the rest of the day's Worcester news

  -The Burbs (brought to you by North End Motor Sales): Grafton lights up this weekend as annual decorating contest begins

  -Shrewsbury may no longer be admitted to Assabet Vocational High School

  -Phil Saviano, Douglas native who blew whistle on Catholic Church clergy sex abuse, remembered as a hero

  -Sports: Assumption grad Brian Kelly leaving Notre Dame for LSU

  -Jacob Dobbs named Hilton Garden Inn Crusader of the Week

  -Enter to win a Patriots hoodie, courtesy of North End Motor Sales

  -Tiger Woods says his days of being a full-time golfer are over

  -Saint John's football team finishes season with top rank in Central Mass.

  -Worcester Hockey Alumni highlights, week 7

  -Cars: Bertera Nissan has the cars for winter driving in Central Massachusetts (5:19)

  -Take a look at new 2022 Four Winds RV now in at Fuller RV in Boylston

  -Business: State revokes license of Leominster water testing company

  -Shopping: ‘Tis the season to shop small and local

  -National: 210 million packages were stolen this year, survey claims

  -California man arrested for killing his 4 children and their grandmother

  -New England: Dunkin’ cup led to arrest of man charged in rape of woman in Mass.

  -Video appears to show State Police trooper sleeping on job

  -Tragic: Texas hunter kills 11-year-old daughter in gun mishap

  -Food: How long do Thanksgiving leftovers last?

  -TV/Streaming: Here's Freeform's 25 Days of Christmas schedule

  -Celebrity: Tony Bennett, 95, leaves his heart onstage in a moving final concert with Lady Gaga 

  -History: Downtown Worcester in 1965 (1:53)

  -Animals: This stray dog was hiding her babies to keep them safe (3:11)

  -Good news (brought to you by Bertera Nissan): Attleboro man's get-well card contains $1 million scratch ticket

  -Meanwhile, in Las Vegas, a woman uses her prosthetic leg in fight at hockey game

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  Classifieds (Help Wanted)

  -Seasonal Product Coordinator E-Commerce, with $2,000 sign on bonus by Dec. 2, in Worcester

  -Host/hostess in Worcester

  -Multiple opportunities, Town of Holden DPW

  -General Warehouse positions in Worcester

  -Make Giving Back Your Second Act: AmeriCorps Seniors RSVP and SCP looking for volunteers 55 years of age and older

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  Coronavirus (COVID-19)

  +6:00: Omicron Vs. Delta symptoms: How new strain might differ from previous cases

  +6:00: Americans face at least 2 weeks of uncertainty as scientists work to answer 3 key questions about the Omicron variant

  +6:00: New info shows Omicron spread wider earlier than thought

  +Noon: Radio Worcester (13:40): City Manager Ed Augustus talks COVID, School Committee districts, winter and Latino Commission

  +Noon: Moderna CEO says vaccines will struggle with Omicron

  -Radio Worcester (6:40): Worcester Medical Director Dr. Hirsh on the Omicron variant

  -When will doctors learn more about Omicron? Mass. doctor explains

  -WHO warns that Omicron poses "very high" risk

  -Worcester County cases increased by 2,648 this week

  -ICYMI: What can we do to prepare for the Omicron variant? Here's what one expert says

  -Mass. officials report 5,497 new cases, 21 additional deaths over 3-day period

  -Gov. Baker talks about what Mass. is doing about new variant (1:04)

  -Vaccine passport program could be coming soon, governor says

  -Salem family of 4 tests positive; father and daughter are in ICU

  -Do booster shots protect against Omicron variant?