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Thursday, April 10th, 2025
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Good morning, Worcester. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 10th of April.
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Singer-songwriter Kris Delmhorst released her album "Ghosts in the Garden" on March 7. The record talks about change and loss and looks at New England seasons and the impact of the 2020 lockdown — ideas that mix memory with hope. Telegram & Gazette
- ➤ Five years after the COVID lockdown began in March 2020, Worcester artists and promoters adapted their work as live shows now attract smaller crowds and improved pay for performers—local leaders note that venues have launched new creative projects while facing higher costs and ongoing health concerns. The creative community continues to rebuild and redefine the arts, with changes that will shape live entertainment for years to come. Telegram & Gazette
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Worcester Green Corps will hold a listening session for city businesses on a Zero Waste Master Plan at the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce (311 Main St., Suite 200) on April 16 at noon; the city says the plan will be a long-term strategy to reduce waste and build a more sustainable future. This Week In Worcester
- ➤ In Worcester, city councilors asked City Manager Eric D. Batista on Tuesday to provide an emergency homelessness plan by May 8 due to closing shelters and cuts to federal funds. They said rising unsheltered numbers and high eviction rates make it urgent to plan for new shelter beds—safe places where people can get off the streets. Telegram & Gazette
- ➤ A boat ramp at Browning Pond in Spencer became public property after Scouting America sold its 12 acres of waterfront to the Department of Fish and Game last week. The state said it will improve the ramp for easier public access — and use the sale funds to support youth programs in central Massachusetts. Telegram & Gazette
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ WPI researcher Jiawei Yang is creating a new glue that will help attach medical implants to body tissue safely. He received a $644,659 NSF award and will work with doctors at Mass General Hospital to test a hydrogel heart patch and teach students — his project aims to improve implant performance. Worcester Polytechnic Institute
- ➤ UMass Chan cancer biologist Pranoti Mandrekar, PhD explained that even small amounts of alcohol harm the body and raise cancer risk by damaging DNA — a process affecting many organs. Her article details how alcohol metabolism produces acetaldehyde and free radicals that contribute to various cancers. UMass Chan Medical School
LIFESTYLE NEWS
- ➤ Local restaurants across Central Mass are hosting diverse Easter brunch events on April 20 featuring traditional buffets, gluten-free options and takeout dinners; reservation details and seating times vary by venue – diners should book early to secure a spot. Telegram & Gazette
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ On Monday, six high school baseball teams will play a tripleheader at Polar Park—home of the Triple-A Worcester Red Sox—starting with North versus Worcester Tech at 2:30 p.m., then Burncoat versus South at 5 p.m. and concluding with Doherty against St. Paul at 7:30 p.m. Telegram & Gazette
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Yoga at Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience
8:30-9:30 a.m. — Mercantile Center Garage — Ticket prices vary — Experience yoga amidst Van Gogh's masterpieces in a tranquil, immersive setting.
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Worcester Organ Performance Series: Salvatore Pronestì
12-1 p.m. — Mechanics Hall — Free admission — Experience the artistry of acclaimed Italian organist Salvatore Pronestì on The Worcester Organ.
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1964 The Tribute
7:00-8:30 p.m. — The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience a Beatles' concert like it was back in the day.
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Spring Spectacular Egg Hunt 2025
9-10 a.m. — Berlin Farms — Ticket required — A delightful egg hunt and family fun await with games, crafts, and visits with the Easter Bunny.
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Joe Samba Live Concert
4-8 p.m. — Off The Rails — Tickets from $37.71 — Enjoy an evening of music with Joe Samba at Worcester's vibrant venue.
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Poetorium Too at TidePool Bookshop
5-7 p.m. — TidePool Bookshop — Free entry — Enjoy an evening of poetry featuring three local poets and an open mic session.
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The Awesome 80’s Prom featuring Debbie Gibson
7 PM – 2 AM — Mechanics Hall — $45+ — Experience a monumental throwback party with live music and special guest Debbie Gibson!
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Toledo Mud Hens at Worcester Red Sox
4:05-8:05 p.m. — Polar Park — Ticket prices vary — Catch the exciting showdown between the Toledo Mud Hens and Worcester Red Sox.
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Through the Listening Glass
4:00 – 5:30 PM — Museum of Worcester — Cost info not provided — Escape with the ethereal, other-worldly sound of the Glass Armonica.
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