Good morning, Worcester.

Be Like Brit Foundation will close its Pullman Street office after July 15 to adjust to operational changes, but it will continue supporting its Haiti orphanage in Grand-Goave remotely.

The nonprofit remains committed to caring for nearly 80 children amid reduced local activity.

A Natick-based developer has proposed a new shopping plaza off Grove Street featuring chain restaurants CAVA and First Watch in Worcester.

The plans include three buildings with 17,000 sqft of commercial space and a 152-car parking lot, pending a public hearing on Wednesday, July 15.

Rainier Communications in Westborough named Sarah LaLiberte its new CEO Monday, replacing founder Steve Schuster who remains as adviser during the transition.

The technology public relations firm expects LaLiberte to purchase the business by the end of summer.

Sarah Thompson, a Central Massachusetts native, won the Best Chef: Southwest award after rising from hosting tea parties to leading a busy restaurant.

She credits her early passion and supportive family for guiding her journey from small beginnings to a top chef position at Cosme.

Local parents in Worcester can upgrade back-to-school shopping with five must-have items beyond typical school supplies (including a pediatrician-approved backpack and waterproof labels) as summer deals begin today; the extras help kids thrive and add practical comfort for a smoother school year.

Andrew Davis retired from Worcester Regional Airport on Friday, July 3 after 17 years leading improvements that boosted passenger service and reduced weather-related delays.

His tenure saw $150 million in upgrades including a new instrument landing system.

Residents are moving into Poet Hill Place, a 210-unit apartment complex in Worcester’s Poet Hill neighborhood that opened in December; the modern development features a courtyard, fitness center, and views of northern Worcester while base rents range from $1,740 to $2,705.

The WooSox return home today at Polar Park, welcoming new infielder Brett Harris as they start a six-game series against the Rochester Red Wings.

The homestand also includes Taco & Tequila Tuesday promotions and a bobblehead giveaway on Sunday, while former Red Sox great Dennis ‘Oil Can’ Boyd appears Thursday.

On Sunday, Jake Shaughnessy pitched a three-hit shutout that led the Bravehearts to a 15-0 win while American Legion’s Grafton team won a 10-hit, five-inning game.

Monday's local baseball games were scheduled at 5:15, 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. (subject to change due to weather).

Summer Event Series: Insect Day

10 a.m. – 5 p.m. — EcoTarium — Admission included — Celebrate Insect Day with hands-on activities, educational programs, and encounters with local caterpillar species.

Nashua Silver Knights vs. Worcester Bravehearts

6:30-9:30 p.m. — Fitton Field — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an exciting baseball matchup featuring local teams in a vibrant community atmosphere.

Perreoland Live Show

8-11 p.m. — Palladium — Tickets start at $90 — Experience an unforgettable live performance from Perreoland in Worcester.

The Warped Tour Band Tribute

5:30-8:30 p.m. — Off The Rails — $ — Experience a night of nostalgia with tributes to Green Day and Blink 182.

Miss Fairchild Concert

8-11 p.m. — Off The Rails — Ticketed event — Enjoy an evening of live music with Miss Fairchild in Worcester.

Comedy Night with Christine Hurley

Doors 6:30 PM — Samuel Slater's Restaurant — Tickets required — Enjoy a night of laughs with top comedians Christine Hurley and James Dorsey.

Ekoh Concert

7-10 p.m. — Palladium — Tickets from $47 — Experience the electrifying live performance of hip-hop artist Ekoh.

Worcester Red Sox vs. Lehigh Valley IronPigs

12:05-1:05 p.m. — Polar Park — $40-$50 — Reserve your parking now for a thrilling game between rivals at Polar Park.