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Tuesday, July 15th, 2025
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Good morning, Worcester. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 15th of July.
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ A Boston University exchange student was severely burned when a fire ignited Everclear at a fraternity event on May 13 and has filed a lawsuit against Worcester Polytechnic Institute & Zeta Psi, alleging that a fraternity member’s negligent use of a flammable liquid caused injuries that will require multiple surgeries and ongoing treatment. MassLive
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ EcoTarium will celebrate its 200th anniversary on July 19 with free admission and hands-on science and nature exhibits at (222 Harrington Way) in Worcester. Fundraising is underway for an expansion to lower its carbon footprint, and director Katie Chappell will speak at noon as Worcester Mayor Petty and U.S. Sen. Warren are expected to attend. Telegram & Gazette
- ➤ Singer-songwriter Alex Calabrese, known as Old Tom, released his album Northeastern in April and used its tracks to look at local struggles—such as unhealthy habits, lost love, and hard times in the music scene. He said the songs show how life in the Northeast brings both challenges and pride. Telegram & Gazette
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ One letter urged UMass Memorial Health CEO Dr. Eric Dickson to stay on as leader, citing his past example during the COVID crisis. Another letter pressed Congress to block funding cuts that could hurt Alzheimer’s research and care—highlighting local meetings with lawmakers to push new bills for better support. Telegram & Gazette
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ On July 10, Dodgers announcer Todd Leitz won the first Green Monster challenge with his poem 'The Monstah' during NESN's Green Monster Week promotion — the contest got 27 entries that mixed baseball with poetry. Telegram & Gazette
- ➤ On July 14, former Holy Cross pitcher Danny Macchiarola was picked by the Seattle Mariners in the 8th round of the MLB Draft—he helped his team win the Patriot League championship. Four former Worcester Bravehearts players—Jordan Gottesman, Jack Martinez, Daniel Bucciero and Jack Goodman—were also selected, making this the 33rd Bravehearts player drafted. Telegram & Gazette
- ➤ Three local MLB players have seen mixed results at the All-Star break. Sean Burke pitched for the White Sox on Opening Day, Ian Seymour earned his first win for the Rays during his debut at Fenway Park, and Matt Shaw struggled at bat for the Cubs after his recall from Triple-A (all are former local high school standouts). Telegram & Gazette
- ➤ On Monday, local summer sports events unfolded with baseball matchups at Sherwood Middle (6 p.m.), High School and Winchendon School (5:30 p.m.), Bowditch (7 p.m.), Rochdale (8 p.m.), and a New England Regional Championship game in Stamford (10 a.m.), while boys' basketball games took place at Auburn High and at Crompton Park in Worcester from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Weather, field conditions - or postponements may have changed the schedule. Telegram & Gazette
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Hot Night in the City
Dusk till late — Worcester Center For Crafts — Free entry — Experience vibrant craft creation with live music, food trucks, and hands-on demonstrations.
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Berry Fest 2025
11 AM-4 PM — Hollis Hills Farm — Free entry — Experience two weekends of berry picking, live music, and local vendors.
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Lucius Concert
7 PM — Tree House Brewing Company — Ticket prices vary — Experience Grammy-nominated indie-pop band Lucius in an engaging live performance showcasing their new album.
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Out To Lunch Festival & Market
11 AM - 3 PM — Worcester Common — Free entry — Enjoy live music, local food, and artists at this vibrant summer festival.
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Yachtley Crew Concert
7-8:30 p.m. — Indian Ranch — General Admission — Enjoy an evening with the nation’s #1 Yacht Rock Band in a picturesque setting.
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Berry Festival at Hollis Hills Farm
11 AM-4 PM — Hollis Hills Farm — Free entry — Delight in berry picking, ice cream, and local vendors for a fruity family experience.
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Jake Owen Concert with Uncle Kracker
1-2:30 p.m. — Indian Ranch — Tickets available — Experience country hits under the sun with Jake Owen and Uncle Kracker.
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Lukas Nelson Live Performance
7-11 p.m. — Tree House Brewing Company — Tickets available — Experience the soulful sounds of GRAMMY Award-winning artist Lukas Nelson in an intimate setting.
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Flipturn Concert
7 p.m. — Tree House Brewing Company — Resale tickets available — Experience the indie rock vibes of flipturn as they perform tracks from their new album.
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Drive By Truckers Live Concert
6-10 p.m. — Tree House Brewing Company — Check the event page for ticket prices — Enjoy an evening with the Southern rock legends performing live.
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