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WORCESTER — Signs establishing the city's new 25 mph statutory speed limit are coming soon to city streets. In addition, two streets that were the site of serious crashes will get traffic safety ...
Batista said no street project scheduled for the rest of the year is planned to replicate Mill Street, nor to feature a lane reduction for the purpose of creating a parking-protected bike lane.
Bancroft on the Commons (landmarked as the Bancroft Hotel, and referred to as Bancroft Commons) has been updated and the lobby was recently rebuilt as part of the redevelopment of downtown Worcester. The Grid District is part of a 118-acre (48 ha) area subject to an urban redevelopment plan proposed by the Worcester Redevelopment Authority. [ 3 ]
WORCESTER — A new plan calls for the city to plant thousands of trees and invest an extra $500,000 annually in the city’s forestry division, among other initiatives, to boost the presence and ...
The Main and Franklin Streets Historic District is located directly south of Worcester City Hall and Common in the heart of downtown Worcester. It includes all of the buildings in the square block bounded by Main, Franklin, Federal, and Portland Streets, and most of the adjacent buildings in the block directly to the east, bounded by Franklin, Portland, and Salem Streets, and a linear ...
The Planning Board has approved revised plans to redevelop a former screw factory on Shrewsbury Street. Worcester Planning Board approves revised plan for redevelopment of Shrewsbury Street ...
The Crystal Street Historic District is a group of three triple deckers facing University Park in the Main South area of Worcester, Massachusetts.The houses appear to have been built for developer James Harrop, who lived at 30 Crystal Street and owned them for 35 years.