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Spotted lanternflies pose threat to region. Here's how to fight them.

 

 

The Daily Briefing

YOUR MORNING NEWS ROUNDUP

Mon Aug 3 2026

 
Broadway restaurant

"If you haven't tried The Broadway recently, it's time you revisit the tradition," said Tony Germano

The highway was blocked for several hours.
 

1 killed, 2 injured in crash on Route 146 in Uxbridge

 

Highway was closed for about three hours.

Jim MacDonald of Worcester, commander of Worcester-based United States Cast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 10-1, prepares to perform inspections for the WPI Crew Teams Coaching Boats on Lake Quinsigamond at the start of the crew season.
 

Here's how to enjoy safe boating, paddle-crafting across region

 

In Worcester, the flotilla offers Safe Boating America classes and free yearly vessel inspections.

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Central Mass. real estate transfers, Sunday, Aug. 2

 

How much did the new neighbors pay?

A spotted lanternfly lands on the sidewalk outside Worcester’s Mercantile Center, Sept. 18.
 

Spotted lanternflies pose threat to region. Here's how to fight them.

 

As “generalists” the spotted lanternflies can feed on more than 100 species of trees, herbs, vegetables and food crops.

Riders waiting for the start of the Pan-Mass Challenge at the College of the Holy Cross Saturday, Aug. 1.
 

Pedal power: Pan-Mass Challenge makes its first start in Worcester

 

Starting line moved to Holy Cross, after years in Sturbridge.

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

Dean of Massachusetts mayors: Mazzarella has led Leominster for 32 years

 

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

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.
 
 

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