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Good egg rescues duck trapped at Salisbury Pond spillway

 

 

The Daily Briefing

YOUR MORNING NEWS ROUNDUP

Sat Aug 1 2026

 
Mayor Dean Mazzarella in front of City Hall, November 2015.

Leominster bills itself as ‘a city on the move,’ but it hasn’t elected a new mayor in more than three decades.

A beer is poured from the tap at Norey's in Newport.
 

Turn back the clock on last call at city bars; 3 a.m. extension to end

 

Country's 250th anniversary and the FIFA World Cup were driving force behind extension of hours.

Pan-Mass Challenge rider Fred Spaziani, 61, of Leadville, Colorado, takes off from the Hart Center at Holy Cross after registering for the event. He is riding in memory of his father, also Fred, who died from melanoma in 1991. Spaziani entered the Pan-Mass Challenge every year since then.
 

Gearing up: Pan-Mass Challenge converges on Worcester

 

Pan-Mass Challenge converges on Worcester

Ms. Rachel is a phenomenon for both preschoolers and parents alike. With her picture books, she's penning advice she would've wanted as a first-time parent.
 

Ms. Rachel backs McGovern on push for cancer aid in Gaza

 

The YouTube star has been a prominent advocate for kids in Gaza despite blowback from critics.

Beach goers in Worcester hit the water at Coes Pond on Wednesday, June 25.
 
Fire damage remains visible July 30 from the Feb. 18 blaze at 164 Myrtle Ave. in Fitchburg.
 
24 Elm St. in Worcester.
 

With studios at $1,895, former Fallon building about ready for tenants

 

The 11-story apartment building, a block from Main Street, is one of the largest-office-to residential conversions in the state.

East Brookfield resident Andrew Tonna's water bill has risen from $150 annually to $1,600 yearly.
 

Skyrocketing water bills in Central MA town have some thinking of leaving

 

Ratepayers are paying back loans that were taken out to fix an outdated water system.

Concerned citizen and volunteer duck savior Gabrielle Darling climbed down an embankment to use stone blocks and wood to divert the raging waters of the Salisbury Pond spillway around the water fowl escape ladder that proved too daunting for a mallard duck. Successful at her endeavor, Darling says that since June 24, 14 goslings ,1 duck, and 4 adult Canada geese have been trapped down at the base of the spillway. The fates of which she was unaware. She says the ladder is often too steep and there needs to be permanent esacpe and that not all the ducks actually know how to fly.
 

Good egg rescues duck trapped at Salisbury Pond spillway

 

Gabrielle Darling is quick to aid ducks that get trapped in the spillway.

MassEdCo
 

Worcester nonprofit shut down over Trump DEI opposition gets new life

 

MassEdCo has merged with the Seven Hills Foundation and will be able to continue assisting first generation college students in Worcester.

 

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