Popular 'Night Lights' will return to New England Botanic Garden

 

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Deadly summer on city roads: 10 deaths so far this year tops city average This summer was a deadly period on Worcester's roadways. Pedestrians, drivers and motorcyclists were killed or severely injured. READ MORE

Playground Gains: Worcester opens new fitness court at University Park   University Park opened a new fitness court on Monday, providing a free workout area for the general public at the popular park andplayground. READ MORE Documentary shares women's stories of substance use, recovery   Worcester is "Recovery City" as new award-winning documentary tells stories of women's substance use and recovery. READ MORE Locke quadruple murder trial: Jurors see and hear evidence of brutality   Mathew Locke is accused of killing a mother and her three children in 2018. READ MORE Popular 'Night Lights' will return to New England Botanic Garden   New England Botanic Garden's popular holiday 'Night Lights' display will return beginning Nov. 23. READ MORE

TRENDING STORIES 1 Worcester father held in death of daughter, 4   Autopsy followed by charges. READ MORE 2 Worcester package stores, bars hit in state underage-drinking sting   The Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission recently teamed with the Worcester Police Department. READ MORE 3 Artifacts from old Doherty High to be sold Saturday   Alums looking for some memorabilia will have their chance to purchase a piece of the old Doherty High School during ... READ MORE 4 Grafton, state AG raise stink over foul odors from local company   The lawsuit filed by the office of Attorney General Andrea Campbell claims the odors from seven large exhaust ... READ MORE 5 Next assignment? New Burncoat High could follow Doherty   With students now roaming the gleaming hallways of Doherty High School, the district sets its sights on the final ... READ MORE

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