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Wednesday, June 4th, 2025
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Good morning, Worcester. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 4th of June.
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Northbridge man Christopher D. LaCour, 33, is charged with manslaughter after he fatally shot his older brother at their home at 63 Legion Way on May 21, with police saying the shooting might have been accidental—he is set to return to court on July 16 after being released on personal recognizance with a condition to not possess any firearms. Telegram & Gazette
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Solus, a short film shot inside the Whitcomb Mansion, cleaned up at Top Shorts Film Festival last month by earning eight awards including Best Thriller, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Ensemble, and Best Cinematography. Worcester native Tommy Jay Dwyer, who both directed and starred in the film, plans to launch a full version tied to a three-film series — the win is expected to boost his future projects — and he hopes for a theatrical release by Halloween. Telegram & Gazette
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Clark University will change its programs into three schools and let go of about 25 percent of its faculty over the next two years because its incoming freshman class is much smaller than usual, cutting about $7 million in revenue. The school may also sell property in the future to help fix its money problems. Telegram & Gazette
- ➤ Bogdan Vernescu has led WPI's research work since 1991 and helped the school earn a Research 1 label in February, a top honor given to only 187 schools nationwide—his work helped raise a record $71.6 million last fiscal year and spurred new companies named on TIME magazine's list of America’s Top GreenTech Companies. Worcester Polytechnic Institute
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Natale Cosenza reached a confidential settlement with the City of Worcester after serving 16 years in prison for charges later overturned after evidence manipulation by police—he was previously awarded $8 million by a federal civil jury and the settlement covers a portion of that verdict. This Week In Worcester
- ➤ Industry lobbyist Kelly Ryan from PhRMA urged lawmakers on Monday to delay a bill that would set upper price limits on prescription drugs because she said the new rules could leapfrog a cost control law enacted last December—while the Senate passed a budget rider giving regulators the power to impose these limits. The debate continues as state officials weigh the potential impact on patient costs and overall health care spending. Worcester Business Journal
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ A poll by T&G named favorite student photographers and videographers who cover local high school sports—highlighting the talent on our sidelines. The list features Josiah Berg, Aidan Dionne, Will Fisher, Kailey Flynn, Wallace Gouveia, Thatcher Kling, Sean Levinson, Chris McGinty, Caelen O’Brien, Mark Quinn and Cam Simpson—many of whom may turn this passion into a future career. Telegram & Gazette
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Gin Blossoms Concert in Charlton
7 PM — Tree House Brewing Company — Ticket prices vary — Catch the iconic alternative rock band as they perform their hits live.
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Worcester Women's Leadership Conference 2025
8 AM – 4 PM — DCU Center — Registration required — The largest women’s leadership conference in Central Massachusetts, showcasing innovative female leaders.
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Cole Swindell Concert
1-5 p.m. — Indian Ranch — Limited on-site parking available — Experience the country music sounds of Cole Swindell featuring hits from his upcoming album.
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Speed Dating for Singles Aged 50-65
6-8 p.m. — Courthouse Brew Co — Ticket includes one drink — Meet new people in a relaxed environment and strengthen local connections.
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Bandana Marbling Experience
4-6 p.m. — Greater Good Imperial Brewing Company — Ticket prices vary — Float paint on water and create your own wearable art while enjoying a variety of beers.
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WLL&S Annual Night at the WooSox
6:45-9:30 p.m. — Polar Park — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a thrilling WooSox game followed by vibrant fireworks powered by Unibank.
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Corey McLane Acoustic Performance
6-10 p.m. — Quarter Keg Pub — Free entry — Enjoy an evening of acoustic rock covers spanning classic to grunge genres.
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Lets Sing Taylor - A Live Band Experience
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VentureMeets Business Networking Night
5:30-8:30 p.m. — Courthouse Brew Co — Free entry — Connect with local entrepreneurs and explore new ideas in a relaxed brewery setting.
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