In and around The 016 - Wednesday, March 22nd

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

  

  In The News

  >WEATHER: Watch Mark Rosenthal's 7-day forecast (:37). High of 57 in Worcester

  >TOP OF THE NEWS 

  +6:00: Rolling rally in Worcester will celebrate North High basketball champs

  +6:00: D.A. identifies Mass. man killed in skiing accident at Wachusett Mountain

  +6:00: JetBlue adds more Worcester-area communities to free roundtrip flight teacher sweepstakes

  +6:00: Worcester man sentenced to 13 years for robbery, drugs
  
  

  +Noon: Meth, 14 guns seized in Worcester bust: Police

  +Noon: GoFundMe started for Worcester police Sgt. Derrick Leto’s family

  +Noon: City teams up with community to take on pond scum

  +Noon: Five Things To Do: Bathsheba Spooner, Stone County Band, Mahler's 5th

  +Noon: Last Call: Local musician Tony Gahan on writing and Ireland
  
  

  -Charlton Middle School teacher placed on leave following rape, assault charges

  -Cases of potentially deadly fungus spreading across U.S. found in Worcester

  -111-unit apartment complex in Worcester has completed construction

  -Worcester Walmart to seek alcohol license from city

  -Parades, first pitches and calls from NBA among championship perks for North High

  -Funeral for Worcester police Sgt. Derrick Leto, dead at 42, to be held Friday

  -New bar, 107 Tap, officially opens in Worcester on Thursday

  -Worcester County Food Truck Showdown May 6th in Spencer

  -JetBlue to give 2 Worcester-area teachers free roundtrip flights in sweepstakes

  -Claremont Academy holds Career Day

  -Climate activists in Worcester stand against fossil fuel use

  -Manny Jae Media's Inner Views: (18:12): Julie Bowditch, Executive Director, CASA Project, Part 2

  -Unsolved: Worcester -- "48 Hours After Baby Marlon Went Missing". Video (23:58). Audio (25:39)
   

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

  -Jazzed Up Duo performs at Val's this Saturday

  >SHOWTIME: Bruce Springsteen's healthy energy returns to TD Garden in Boston

  -Bruce Springsteen adds 2nd summer show at Gillette

  -Austin Meade rocks "Abstract Art of an Unstable Mind" on his way to Worcester

  -Singer-songwriter Sarah French delivers lovely song and video, "The Woman in Me"

  -New owners of The White Room make it their own

  -WCCA-TV's Picks of the Week
  

  -Bill Shaner: On the city’s failure to address the housing crisis

  -Jennifer Gaskin: Women, you are worthy!

  >OBITUARIES (brought to you by G9 Financial): Tribute to Worcester Police Officer Derrick Leto, who passed away at 42

  -ICYMI: 67-year-old skier from Shrewsbury dies after crashing into tree at Wachusett Mountain in Princeton (2:47). Article

  -Woman beats elderly man in Canal District, steals car with dog inside

  -Quest to find Worcester's Best Pizza down to Final 4

  -$50,000 lottery tickets sold in Worcester and Rutland will expire soon

  See the rest of the day's Worcester news
  
  

  >HOLDEN (brought to you by Lamoureux Ford and Brilla Coffee Roasters): Holden Select Board mulls, finds fault with state MBTA zoning mandate

  -Radio Worcester (10:38): Selectman Anthony Renzoni on zoning law

  -Band of Wachusett students wins best live performance

  -A wide selection of pre-owned cars and trucks at Lamoureux Ford (2:52)

  >THE BURBS (brought to you by North End Motor Sales): 2-alarm fire in Oxford causes traffic issues

  -Nominations close, unofficial ballot set for Shrewsbury election

  -Leicester police add 3 officers, K9 unit

  -Appeals Court upholds former Brookfield selectman violated conflict-of-interest law

  -Dave Johnson promoted to Manager of Farm Operations at Community Harvest Project

  -Registration open for Bay State Summer Games
   

  >SPORTS: Bruins beat Senators, 2-1

  -Celtics beat Kings, 132-109

  -Willis Reed, leader on Knicks' 2 title teams, dies at 80

  -Patriots Super Bowl hero Dont’a Hightower announces his retirement

  -Patriots honor retiring 3-time Super Bowl champ Devin McCourty

  -Japan tops United States, 3-2, for World Baseball Classic championship

  -Coach John Krikorian of Auburn savors NCAA Division 3 men's basketball championship

  -Bravehearts hiring for operations crew
   

  >CARS: NEW! Bertera. Huge Selection. Great Prices. (3:29)

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

  >NATIONAL: Los Angeles school workers go on a 3-day strike

  -Uvalde cops were too scared of shooter's "battle rifle" A.R.-15

  -Higher cancer rates found in military pilots, ground crews

  -Tragic: Woman fatally mauled by Great Danes

  >NEW ENGLAND: Mass. man unknowingly hires undercover fed to kill wife

  -Mass. man accused of beating, strangling his father has been indicted
  
  

  >FOOD: "Conspiracy theory" that lobster actually isn't tasty goes viral

  >COLLEGES: Assumption President Greg Weiner to be inaugurated on Thursday

  -Worcester State's "The Beat" (25:59): Laxmi Bissoondial, Director, Office of Multicultural Affairs

  >HEALTH: Reusable water bottles hold more bacteria than toilet seat, study finds

  -Free COVID vaccinations on Wednesday: 11-5:30 at Worcester Public Library

  >BUSINESS: Exxon Mobil accurately predicted warming since 1970s, study claims

  -As occupancy rebounds, hoteliers say hiring isn’t far behind

  >SHOPPING: Pulse Magazine's Style Savvy
  

  >TV/STREAMING: Your TV is spying on you but you can stop it, Kim Komando writes

  >MOVIES: Trailer for R rated movie starring Will Ferrell and Jamie Foxx as stray dogs (2:32)

  >CELEBRITY: Clark grad and celeb chef Padma Lakshmi and daughter Krishna, 13, match in black gowns

  >HOMES: 10 most expensive homes sold in Worcester County, March 12th to 19th

  >HISTORY: Polar ad from 1977

  >ANIMALS: New pets up for adoption in the Worcester area

  >GOOD NEWS (brought to you by Bertera Nissan): Obese raccoons go on a diet (4:21)

  -Meanwhile, in Wales, "super rats" as big as cats invading seaside town

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  +Multiple positions at Worcester restaurant

  +Grounds crew for Worcester Bravehearts

  -Multiple positions, Law Department, City of Worcester

  -Adjunct Faculty - Surgical Technology, Quinsigamond C.C.

  -Director of Planning and Community Development, Town of Holden

  -Multiple positions, Shrewsbury Street restaurant

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