Good morning, Worcester.

GBH News announced it will relocate its Worcester bureau from 27 Federal St. to the main branch of the Worcester Public Library at 3 Salem Square — the shift is intended to bring its one full-time reporter closer to the local community.

122 Diner in Holden will reopen today after closing following a March crash that damaged its brick exterior.

Owners have been repairing the building while community donations helped employees cover lost wages.

Polar Beverages is expanding its local operations by leasing 35,000 sqft at a Quinsigamond Village warehouse, adding to its 1.4M sqft Massachusetts footprint (the deal was announced in a press release).

Professor Susan Elizabeth Sweeney, a Holy Cross English professor and longtime supporter of local poetry, is honored as the 12th recipient of the Stanley Kunitz Medal.

She will give a reading and receive her medal on July 23 (6:30 to 8:30 p.m.) at the Museum of Worcester.

Worcester hosts cultural events this week (e.g., 'Ben Franklin's Musical Curiosity' at the Museum on May 2, a performance by the Fools at BrickBox Theater and a Star Wars marathon at the Hanover Theatre on May 4).

Also, The Kennedys perform at FrontRoom and Haydn’s Creation runs in Auburn.

Gov. Healey announced after touring a Marlborough vocational school on Thursday that $70 million in career technical education funding will benefit nearly 30 schools, expand 23 programs, launch 27 new ones, and create about 2,500 new training seats.

Voters in West Brookfield will decide on a tax override (with varying proposals) on May 5 to keep West Brookfield Elementary School open amid declining enrollment and rising costs.

A rally to support the measure is set for May 2 at the West Brookfield Common.

Clark University in Worcester announced Wednesday that it is launching a master of education program for working teachers designed to improve classroom skills.

The program offers full- or part-time study with three free courses for Worcester Public Schools teachers (US applications due July 15; international ones due June 1).

The state is removing the Wheelwright Dam in Hardwick to restore the Ware River’s natural flow this summer; local power supplier Luke Wright worries that released sediment could affect his dam (Pioneer Hydro Electric) even as officials assert the plan minimizes risk.

The Worcester Free Care Collaborative will hold a free dedication ceremony on Monday, May 4 at 4 p.m. at the First Unitarian Church (90 Main St.) to launch its new Hart-Wood Free Medical Program and expand care for uninsured residents.

Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band Concert

8-11 p.m. — Off The Rails — $ — Experience an energetic performance by the three-time BMA nominees.

Scranton Wilkes Barre RailRiders vs. Worcester Red Sox

6:05-7:05 p.m. — Polar Park — Ticket prices vary — Catch the exciting Minor League Baseball action as the RailRiders take on the Red Sox.

Dance Theatre of Harlem Performance

7:30-10:30 p.m. — The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience a captivating ballet performance featuring imaginative choreography and diverse music.

Kreator Live Performance

7:30-9 p.m. — Palladium — Ticket prices vary — Experience the legendary metal band Kreator and their evolving sound live on stage.

Wage War Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Palladium — Ticket prices vary — Experience Wage War's dynamic blend of heavy technicality and memorable melodies live.

Black Veil Brides Concert

6:30-8:00 p.m. — Palladium — Tickets available — Experience Black Veil Brides' electrifying hard rock performance in Worcester.