In and around The 016 Tuesday, June 14th

• Posted by 016 Administrator June 15, 2022 - Filed in News - 1,058 views

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

  In The News

  >Latest weather: Another pleasant day, high of 82 today in Worcester

  >TOP OF THE NEWS

  +6:00: Worcester police make changes to draft policy on drone use

  +6:00: Emergency training drill scheduled for Worcester Airport

  +6:00: 2 new roundabouts in Worcester may tame dodgy intersection

  +6:00: Worcester area real estate roundup

  +6:00: Dogs, cats and other pets up for adoption at Worcester area shelters
  
  

  +Noon: Taste of Shrewsbury Street 2022 participating restaurants

  +Noon: 5 Things You Need to Know Today in Worcester- June 14th

  +Noon: Get a piece of the pie: Table Talk hosting job fair on June 29th

  +Noon: Hector Reyes, Technocopia collaboration helps participants build new futures

  +Noon: Tree House fans recall first visits as brewery celebrates 10 years

  +Noon: Radio Worcester (12:02): Acting City Manager Eric Batista on Worcester's 300th, drones and the budget

  +Noon: Janice Harvey: Author Sheryll O’Brien's blog gives window into cancer struggle

  +Noon: Former Boston Celtic allegedly seen panhandling in Virginia
  
  

  -Vacant Worcester donut shop to be become a law office

  -Cafe reopens in new Downtown Worcester site

  -New Greater Worcester Community Foundation head quits after just 5 months

  -2 teens shot over the weekend in Worcester

  -Worcester man arrested for warrant, new drug, gun charges

  -Stephanie Fernandes trial: Text message history between accused murderer and Andrew Wagner include threats of violence, suicide

  -Detours in place during Mass Pike work in Worcester area

  -City Council preview June 14th: Budget stuff, drones

  -Rosen's Roundtable No. 481 (28:22): Police Drones, Renewable Three-Deckers, Pickett Plaza

  -Don Landgren: Where should chickens be allowed in Worcester?

  -Radio Worcester (11:13): Worcester Medical Director Dr. Michael Hirsh talks about Monkeypox, COVID and misinformation

  -Bishop McManus to ordain 7 priests

  
  >HOMES: 10 most expensive Worcester County real estate transactions during week ending June 4th 

  >BARS & BANDS (brought to you by Wachusett Wine & Spirits): The Mayor’s Live Music List for Tuesday

  >SHOWTIME: Patriotic Pops Concert July 3rd at Worcester's Institute Park

  -Song to Get You Through the Week: Julia Mark delivers heartbreaking "Love and Energy"

  -Worcester Historical Museum displays tribute to fallen Worcester officer Manny Familia

  -Juneteenth — Freedom Day — marked in Worcester County

  -Worcester Technical High School graduation (1:34:51)

  -Community Healthlink C.A.R.E.S Club comes to Worcester East Middle
  
  

  >OBITUARIES: Tribute to area priest who passed away at age 78 

  -ICYMI: City leaders, veterans groups gather for General Josiah Pickett Memorial Grove dedication

  -Worcester Fire Department honors members who have passed away in last year

  -Demolition proposed for historic home on Lincoln Street in Worcester

  -See the rest of the day's Worcester news
  
  

  >THE BURBS (brought to you by North End Motor Sales): Final lowering of the flag at Shaw Elementary School in Millbury 

  -Grafton Farmer’s Market returns on Wednesday

  -Sterling swears in new police chief

  -Pizza Church raises funds for Trevor Project

  -Autism-friendly dinners make a comeback at Shrewsbury restaurant
  
  

  >SPORTS: Celtics pushed to brink with Game 5 loss

  -Rafael Devers is suddenly the best hitter in baseball and the Red Sox are rolling

  -WooBall Weekly: Bravehearts hanging tough after 2-3 week

  -Next Bravehearts home game: 6:30 Friday, Scout Night Sleepover & Postgame Fireworks

  -Enter to win WooSox tickets, courtesy of North End Motor Sales

  -WooSox Rewind: Worcester reaches .500 with 4-2 week
   

  >BUSINESS: Dow tumbles and stocks enter bear market on worries of drastic rate hikes

  -WBJ's Movers & Shakers for June 13th

  -Understand the difference between branding and marketing

  >COLLEGES: WPI graduate student Jakub Kaminski featured in Washington Post

  >CARS: Bertera has the car for you (4:08) 

  -RVs at Clearance Prices at Fuller RV Rentals and Sales (1:07)
  
  

  >NATIONAL: All entrances to Yellowstone National Park are temporarily closed due to "extremely hazardous conditions"

  -Author of "How to Murder Your Husband" was sentenced to life for murdering her husband

  -Tragic: 7-year-old Texas boy gunned down in bed during drive-by shooting

  >TV/STREAMING: "The Northman" is now streaming on Peacock

  >CELEBRITY: Philip Baker Hall, of "Boogie Nights," "Seinfeld," dies at 90

  -Mick Jagger, 78, tests positive for COVID; Rolling Stones cancel gig
  
  

  >HEALTH: 13 hospitalized amid Hepatitis A outbreak tied to strawberries

  -Free COVID vaccinations/boosters 11-7 Wednesday at Worcester Public Library

  >FOOD: Many baby formula plants weren’t inspected because of pandemic

  >SHOPPING/DEALS: Mass. sales tax holiday set for August 13th-14th 

  >ANIMALS: 33-year-old blind pony gets a seeing-eye donkey (4:02) 

  >HISTORY: A dance at the Lincoln Park Dance Hall in Worcester

  >GOOD NEWS (brought to you by Bertera Nissan): State Trooper keeps mama dear, baby from crossing Mass Pike 

  -Meanwhile, in Missouri, 14 hospital staffers are expecting babies

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