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Radio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthPetty on Redesign and Creating a More Walkable CityThe conversation covers several topics related to the city of Worcester, Massachusetts, including the redesign of Mill Street, the city's commitment to Vision Zero and making the city more walkable, the development around the Worcester Red Sox stadium, and the city's efforts to address homelessness.
2025-07-2521 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthThe Rundown on Haxhiaj, Polar Park Development and moreThe Rundown, Tom Marino, thisweekinworcester.com, and Mark Henderson, the016.com, look at the stories everyone is talking about. Both express surprise that the charges against District 5 City Councilor Etel Haxhiaj stemming from the protest against the ICE action on Eureka St. had not been dropped.
2025-07-2524 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthDebate Over Mill St. on the Radio RoundtableMill St. is back as a topic in Worcester. The street has a long history as a throughfare for speeding and accidents. City Councilor Moe Bergman is questioning how much of an impact the redesign of the street has had on safety. Many residents have expressed their unhappiness with the city's redesign and that has led to questions of what future street configurations will look like.
2025-07-2448 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthCity Manager on Mill St. and MoreThere is ongoing debate around the city's "Vision Zero" plan to make Mill Street safer for pedestrians and cyclists, with some residents disputing the city's data on reduced accidents and speeding. City Manager Eric Batista stops by the Talk of the Commonwealth to set things straight. He is clear the city is committed to making streets safer
2025-07-2321 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthThe Rundown Looks at the Worcester Petition ProcessMark Henderson, the016.com, and Tom Marino, thisweekinworcester.com, join Hank and Ben is looking at the biggest stories of the week.
A lot of discussion in Worcester right now over petitions coming before the city council and if they should go through a councilor or not.
2025-07-2133 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthMcGovern on the Big Beautiful Epstein MessCongressman Jim McGovern says Trump and his allies have been pushing conspiracy theories for years when it comes to Jeffery Epstein and that has come back to bite them.
He is also highly critical of the Big, Beautiful Bill and argues that it provides unnecessary tax cuts for the wealthy while cutting important social programs like Medicaid and SNAP.
2025-07-2112 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthMayor Petty on PetitionsIn a wide-ranging interview, Worcester Mayor Joe Petty discusses the proposed changes to the petition process, housing priorities, and the city's future cultural programming—including hopes for the return of the Latin American Festival.
2025-07-1822 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthBluey is Coming to Polar Park Sunday and What's Up with the Left Field BuildingThe popular kids character "Bluey" will make an appearance Sunday during the WooSox game at Polar Park. Dr. Charles Steinberg also tells us that the WooSox want to do what they can to make a hotel or office building a reality next to the park.
2025-07-1749 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthSen. Moore on the State Budget and Central MAState Senator Michael Moore runs down the money flowing back to Central MA from the state budget.
2025-07-1723 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthMonet Immersive and All-Star Game Coming to WorcesterFollowing up the tremendous success of The Van Gough Immersive Experience in Worcester, Craig Morrison of Exhibition Hub, announced the company will be bringing The Monet Immersive Experience to Worcester in September. Morrison appeared on The Podcast of Discover Central MA along with Don Porcaro of The Worcester Bravehearts talking about the upcoming All-Star game.
2025-07-1524 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthLatest WooSox Podcast Movement on Left Field Building and Here Comes BlueyDr. Charles also said the team is actively working with developers to drive the progress of the projects around Polar Park, with the goal of creating a thriving community around the stadium. That includes working on having a hotel or other building being built in left field. Plus, alert the kids "Bluey" will be at the park on Sunday.
2025-07-1449 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthRadio Worcester National Political RoundtableThe Political Roundtable on the Talk of the Commonwealth features Robert Amorello and Randy Feldman looking at the top political stories from the right and the left. This week Birthright Citizenship, the Big Beautiful Bill and Biden's Doctor takes the fifth.
2025-07-1437 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthLisa Swanson to Head the BBB of Central NELisa Swanson is the new President and CEO of the Better Business Bureau of Central New England. She is no stranger to Central New England Businesses, having been with the Hanover Theatre since its start almost 18 years ago. Swanson discusses the BBB's mission, its accreditation standards for businesses and charities, and her plans to reinvigorate the organization's President's Club and more.
2025-07-1410 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthThe Radio Roundtable on What Worcester is Talking AboutThe Radio Roundtable, Matt Wally, Guillermo Creamer, and Randy Feldman look at a plan put forward by Worcester Mayor Joe Petty and Councilor Candy Mero-Carlson on a tax incentive for local landlords to keep their rents below market rate. Wally applauds the idea but Creamer and Feldman are more skeptical on how much good it will due. Feldman questions the timing and wonders if it is just a feel-good election press release without any real teeth.
2025-07-1344 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthInside City Hall's Communications TeamWorcester’s Director of Communications and Marketing, Matt Moore, discusses his role, how the city handles media and social media response, and the balancing act between speed and accuracy—especially in high-pressure situations like recent ICE activity on Eureka Street.
2025-07-1323 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthThe Rundown Takes on Pools, Customer Reviews and ICEThe Rundown with Mark Henderson, the016.com and Tom Marino, thisweekinworcester.com. A weekly look on the Talk of the Commonwealth on the top stories of the week.
This week's conversation looks at the delayed opening of Crompton Park pool, a local restaurant owner's response to a negative online review, and a proposed ban on law enforcement wearing masks.
2025-07-1126 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthWorcester Mayor Joe Petty on Local IssuesWorcester Mayor Joe Petty talks about what federal grants being withheld could mean for Worcester schools. Why the city's pool was closed on the hottest day of the year and can we do something about all the dog poop.
2025-07-1118 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthLisa Swanson to Head BBB of Central N.E.Lisa Swanson is the new President and CEO of the Better Business Bureau of Central New England. She is no stranger to Central New England Businesses, having been with the Hanover Theatre since its start almost 18 years ago. Swanson discusses the BBB's mission, its accreditation standards for businesses and charities, and her plans to reinvigorate the organization's President's Club and host an open house event to engage the community
2025-07-1010 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthQCC President on Education and DemocracyLuis Pedraja - President - Quinsigamond Community College speaks with the Talk of the Commonwealth about the importance of education in upholding the ideals of democracy. Dr. Pedraja says "Education enables us to participate in democracy and in that way be a continuation of that promise that was made a long time ago on the 4th of July in 1776."
2025-07-0910 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthA Look at the First American PopeInsight on the first American Pope from Ambassador Francis Rooney . Rooney is a former U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See, appointed by President George W. Bush. He is also the author of a book titled "The Global Vatican" about diplomacy and the U.S.-Holy See relationship. Rooney has a personal relationship with the new Pope, having known him when he was Father Bob and served on the board of an Augustinian school in Tulsa.
2025-07-0917 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthCheer on Central MA Own Ninja WarriorJonathan Godbout , a 20-year-old ninja warrior from Sterling, talks to Hank about his upcoming TV appearance, his love for the sport and how he trains. He has been a fan of American Ninja Warrior since he was a young kid , he even built his own obstacle courses in his living room, and started training at a local ninja gym when he was 12 years old. His next appearance on the show is Monday July 21st.
2025-07-0818 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthChamber CEO Tim Murray Critical of Voc/Tech Ed PlanWorcester Regional Chamber of Commerce CEO and President Tim Murray continues to be critical of the state's Board of Education to implement a lottery system for admission to vocational and technical school programs, arguing that it will reduce the number of graduates.
2025-07-0609 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthDeveloper Makes the Case for a 40 Million Dollar Fairgrounds Project in LeominsterProposed $40M Fairgrounds in Leominster Sparks Debate Over Jobs, Traffic, and Community Impact
Local developer James Whitney outlines plans for a multi-use facility featuring horse racing, a sports bar, and year-round public events on a long-capped landfill.2025-07-0625 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the Commonwealth40 Million Dollar Horse Track Proposal Faces Pushback in LeominsterLeominster Residents Push Back on Fairgrounds Proposal Citing Landfill Risks and Animal Welfare Concerns
Grassroots opposition to a proposed $40 million racing and simulcasting venue grows as environmental and ethical questions mount.2025-07-0629 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthMayor Petty on Preserving Affordable HousingMayor Petty and Councilor Mero-Carlson Propose Local Property Tax Incentive to Preserve Affordable Housing in Worcester. On his weekly visit to the Talk of the Commonwealth, Petty outlines the plan.
2025-07-0515 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthThe Rundown on WPI and Library SafetyEvery Wednesday Tom Marino, thisweekinworcester.com and Mark Henderson, the016.com, join Hank and "Big" Ben to run down the top stories of the week and add their comments. This week they look at the news from WPI that based on market conditions the Hampton Inn, purchased by WPI to convert to student housing will remain a hotel and on the city tax rolls for the foreseeable future. A story from the Worcester Guardian looks at safety concerns in the main branch of the Worcester Public Library.
2025-07-0424 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthBroadway in Worcester Announces 2025-2026 SeasonEric Butler, Broadway in Worcester, announces 2025-2026 season.
Three Shows. Three Tony Award Winners. One Unforgettable Season.
Broadway in Worcester is back for another knockout season with some of Broadway’s biggest stars. We kick off the year with James Monroe Iglehart (Aladdin, Hamilton, Wonderful World) with the spontaneous Seth Rudetsky, followed by Matt Doyle (Company, The Book of Mormon), then Lindsay Mendez (Merrily We Roll Along, Carousel, Dogfight), both with Emmy and Grammy Award winner John McDaniel on piano.
Performances at the JMAC Brick Box theater. Eric with a special offer to save when you su...2025-07-0408 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthA Whole Lot of Fireworks and More at Polar ParkOn this edition of the Worcester Red Sox Show Dr. Charles Steinberg gives us everything we need to know about the WooSox vs Syracuse Mets on July 3rd with a Cowboy Hat giveaway to the first five thousand fans and a special pre-fireworks performance by Bob Cowsill of the Cowsills. Family Fest is Friday at Polar Park with fun events for the whole family, then a showing of the movie Angels in the Outfield before Fourth of July fireworks around 8:45.
2025-07-0350 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthEverything You Need to Know for Tonight's Worcester FireworksMonique Messier Joseph President at Discover Central Massachusetts stops by the Talk of the Commonwealth to tell us EVERYTHING we need to know about Worcester's Independence Day celebration at Cristoforo Colombo Park Worcester.
2025-07-0209 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthCity Manager Review and a look at local social media groupsThe Radio Roundtable, Matt Wally, Guillermo Creamer and Randy Feldman look at the city council's review of the Worcester City Manager. They were not surprised that he received a good review but were a little surprised that some councilors did not push back harder in some areas. The Roundtable also looks at the leading blogs on Facebook and what influence they can have on voters or are they just a echo chamber without much impact.
2025-07-0250 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthAuxilium Worcester Launches Accelerator with Three Local CompaniesAuxilium Worcester has launched its first cohort of three companies, selected from over 50 applicants, that are participating in a 3-month accelerator program. Auxilium Worcester is focused on supporting scalable businesses and entrepreneurs in the Worcester area. The three companies in the inaugural cohort are: Akeyna, a medical device company developing “smart needle” technology for aesthetic dermatology procedures; Splice Histology, a Worcester-based company providing histology services for clinical trials and the medical industry. MiComp Solutions is an insurance technology company that automates compliance and paperwork processes between insurance carriers, brokers, and producers. Zach Dutton, Executive Director of Auxilium, stopped by Talk...2025-07-0115 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthThe Rundown Looks at City Manager Review and More"Big" Ben with Tom Marino of thisweekinworcester.com and Mark Henderson of the016.com look at the top stories of the week including WPD Chief Saucier answering questions from the Human Rights Commission and the City Council review of the City Manager.
2025-06-3027 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthRadio Roundtable on City Manager Evaluation WPD Chief Addresses HRCThe Radio Roundtable, Guillermo Creamer, Randy Feldman, John Keough along with Hank and "Big" Ben talk about Chief Paul Saucier's appearance before the Human Rights Commission. The Roundtable gives its evaluation of the City Manager ahead of the City Council.
2025-06-2448 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthFinancial Empowerment Six Month Check UpLauren Piehl, Bay State Bank, on Financial Empowerment. Lauren gives us tips for managing finances during the summer months. Including:
Review your financial goals and budget from the start of the year, and make adjustments as needed
Plan ahead for summer expenses like travel and activities to avoid overspending
2025-06-2407 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthFood Truck, Beer and Bev Fest at Polar ParkEverything you need to know for the Annual Food Truck, Beer and Bev Fest on this week's edition of The Worcester Red Sox Show.
2025-06-2449 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthWorcester CM Batista on City Hall SafetyCity Manager Eric Batista: Worcester Must Stay Safe Without Shutting Out the Public
In a wide-ranging interview, Batista details new City Hall security upgrades, explains protest policy, and defends the city’s responsiveness to activists’ concerns.2025-06-2423 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthThe Rundown on City Council RiftTom Marino, thisweekinworcester.com, and Mark Henderson, the016.com, comment on the recent protests in Worcester, No Kings, as well as protests that shut down City Council. Debate breaks out over the rift the protests have exposed when it comes to city councilor's calling each other out. With some councilor's saying other councilor's are helping push the protests. In light of the threats councilor's have been receiving and the recent political violence in MN some are calling for calmer voices and unity on pulling back from harmful rhetoric.
2025-06-2325 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthThe Radio Roundtable on Protests and SecurityThe Radio Roundtable, Matt Wally, Guillermo Creamer, Randy Feldman and Keith Linhares talk about how recent protests have stopped the City Council from carrying out there business, actually bringing meetings to a halt. A vigorous debate on what is allowable in society when it comes to protest, when does it work against the protestors, what are they trying to accomplish and a conversation over whether the public is being heard. The Roundtable also looks at the politics of an open rift on the council and how that may play out in the upcoming election.
2025-06-1849 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthRachel Sage to Play Electric Haze in WorcesterBillboard-charting alt-folk-pop singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Rachael Sage will perform at Electric Haze on Sunday, June 22nd where she will play songs from her forthcoming full-length studio album, Canopy. Rachael will be accompanied by long-time members of her band The Sequins - drummer Andy Mac (Kindred Souls) and harmonica player Trina Hamlim (Susan Werner). The show is a co-bill with Kristen Ford, Carissa Johnson and Sarah Donner (all playing individual sets). The extravaganza kicks-off at 6:00. She speaks with Hank Stolz, Talk of the Commonwealth, about her upcoming appearance.
2025-06-1714 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthHow to Bridge the Gap When Buying and Selling a Home with ClearPath Financial PartnersOn this edition of The ClearPath Financial Partners podcast, Ryan Kittredge, President and Financial Advisor, discussed strategies for homebuyers who want to purchase a new home before selling their current home.
2025-06-1623 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthIndependent Film Making in Worcester Gets a Boost - HollyWootA short film, shot entirely in Worcester for the Dead of Winter Film Festival, recently won and won big at “The Top Shorts Film Festival.” Solus Writer/Director/Actor Tommy Jay Dwyer, John Keough, and HollyWoot Film Group stopped by the Talk of the Commonwealth.
2025-06-1614 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthWorcester School Superintendent Looks Back at Last Three Years As her tenure comes to a close, Worcester Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Rachel Monárrez sat down for a candid conversation reflecting on her three-year leadership of the state’s second-largest school district.
2025-06-1521 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthRed Hot WooSox Back at Polar Park This WeekOn this episode of The Worcester Red Sox Show Dr. Charles Steinberg talks about the Roman Anthony being called up to the Boston Red Sox, joining Marcello Mayer. How that call up didn't slow down the WooSox, who have a 9 game winning streak and hot young stars, like "The Password," and Blaze Jordan. Dr. Charles encourages fans to come out for the upcoming homestand. "These are the days. Here they are. The kind that we look forward to all winter long."
2025-06-1550 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthThe Roundtable Takes on an Article Critical of the WPDThe Radio Roundtable, Guillermo Creamer, Randy Feldman, Tony Economou comment on the controversy over a piece written by Tom Marino at thisweekinworcester.com that says a Worcester Police Union pressured the Police Chief to bring charges against Councilor Etel Haxhiaj. The WPD says the story is false.
The Roundtable also looks at the riots in L.A. and what is happening with immigration protests and ICE arrests in Central MA.
2025-06-1350 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthA Look At The Protest That Shut Down City Council and MoreThe Rundown looks at how an Anti-ICE demonstration forced the Worcester City Council to recess their meeting.
Tom Marino and Mark Henderson look at a thisweekinworcester.com story, denied by the Worcester Police Department, that claims a police union leader threatened to end support for the Chief if Councilor Etel Haxhiaj wasn't charged over interfering with police during the ICE arrest on Eureka St.
2025-06-1325 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthWorcester Mayor on Protest That Shut Down Council MeetingTuesday night’s chaotic City Council meeting, which was derailed by vocal protesters chanting “ICE out of Worcester,” continuing public outrage over a recent arrest on Eureka Street and immigration enforcement policies.
“It’s come to a point where we have to get the people’s business done,” said Petty. “We weren’t able to do that again.”
The mayor described escalating tensions, including scared citizens in attendance, damage to City Hall property, and a group that followed councilors out of the building. Petty ultimately recessed the meeting to restore order but said, “Enough’s enough.”
2025-06-1316 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthRucker Foundation 100K Donation to the Worcester GuardianDave Nordman of The Worcester Guardian shares the news of a $100,000 donation from the Cliff and Susan Rucker Charitable Foundation. The Guardian is a nonprofit free online news organization serving the Worcester, Massachusetts community.
2025-06-1011 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthState Senator Michael Moore Talks Immigration, Data Privacy and AIState Senator Michael Moore stopped by the Talk of the Commonwealth morning show to share his perspectives on the current immigration enforcement climate and the state’s role in addressing related issues. He also provided updates on legislative efforts around data privacy, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence regulation.
2025-06-1019 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthKathy Gagne Brings Down the Curtain on 30 Years at Mechanics Hall
Don't miss the opportunity to honor Kathy Gagne at "Encore: A Night of Music and Celebration." The June 13th event will honor her and raise funds for Mechanics Hall. "Encore" will feature performances by various artists with strong connections to Mechanics Hall, including the Mechanics Hall Youth Singers. Get tickets now at mechanicshall.org
Kathy Gagne has devoted 30 years of her life to Mechanics Hall. The last 7 as Executive Director. She has a deep appreciation for the history and cultural significance of Mechanics Hall, and has been instrumental in preserving and promoting the venue. Gagne started at Mechanics...2025-06-0922 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthSheriff Lew for Governor? (And Everything You Need To Know About The Senior Picnic)Sheriff Lew Evangelidis talks with Hank about how he got a call in January from Boston Media asking him about the petition to have him run for Governor, he says he doesn't know who started that petition but that it is something he has thought about. He is clear that he loves his job as Sheriff and the impact he is able to make but that he has not closed the door on running for Governor. Sheriff Lew lays out the differences he has with Governor Maura Healey and among those differences is immigration and how the migrant crisis...2025-06-0423 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthThe Worcester Red Sox Show Looks Back at a Wild WeekOn this episode of The Worcester Red Sox Show hear about a historic first. A Nor-Easter that brought over two inches of rain to Worcester struck on a day that was to see two thousand students from MA schools enjoying a game at Polar Park. Buses had been ordered and Dr. Charles Steinberg, Brooke Cooper and the staff of the Worcester Red Sox decided to do something no other club has ever done.
2025-06-0250 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthWhat Is The Line Between Protest And HarassmentBanned from City Hall: The David Webb Debate and the Boundaries of Protest
Hank, Ben, Tom Marino, and Mark Henderson unpack the City’s No Trespass order against David Webb, the politics of protest, and whether making Webb the face of Worcester’s left is a calculated move.2025-06-0226 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthUFO Found in Colombia?The recent discovery of a mysterious metallic sphere found in Colombia has sparked interest and speculation about its potential extraterrestrial origins. Noted author, Ufologist, Ronny LeBlanc joins Talk of the Commonwealth to talk about this wild discovery.
2025-05-2914 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthRadio Roundtable The Strategy of DisruptionOn this episode of the Radio Roundtable on Talk of the Commonwealth the conversation centers on the effectiveness of the strategy to disrupt any and all public meetings and events. The City Manager's State of the City address was disrupted by a single individual to the point that the Manager's message was lost. The Roundtable, Matt Wally, Guillermo Creamer and Randy Feldman, point out that the disruptions can be so annoying and poorly received that it becomes not only ineffective but works against the concerns serious protestors have.
2025-05-2748 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthRep. Jim McGovern on the Big Beautiful Bill PassingMcGovern Decries GOP Spending Bill as “Rotten,” Cites Impact on Healthcare and Food Aid Massachusetts Congressman warns of major cuts to healthcare and food assistance, denounces overnight vote and political pressure on GOP moderates.
2025-05-2311 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthClark U. Working to Improve Mental Health in Young PeopleDr. Nadia Ward is the director of the Mosakowski Institute for Public Enterprise at Clark University. The institute is committed to supporting the behavioral health journey of young adults and adolescents, with a focus on developing comprehensive school mental health programs.
2025-05-2117 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthThe Radio Roundtable Reacts to Release of WPD Body Cam FootageGuillermo Creamer, Rev. Dr. Sarai Rivera, and Randy Feldman join Hank Stolz and Ben White to discuss the ICE arrest on Eureka St., body cam footage, and Worcester’s next steps.2025-05-2150 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthDebate on WPD Role in ICE Arrest on Eureka St.The Radio Roundtable, Matt Wally, Guillermo Creamer, Randy Feldman, join Hank and Ben to talk about the debate in the city over whether the WPD acted appropriately during the arrest of a woman by ICE agents. The incident has become politically charged, with accusations of political grandstanding and concerns about the broader immigration enforcement policies of the Trump administration.
2025-05-1848 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthClark University's Mosakowski Institute Helps Tackle Mental Health EpidemicDr. Nadia Ward is the director of the Mosakowski Institute for Public Enterprise at Clark University. The institute is committed to supporting the behavioral health journey of young adults and adolescents, with a focus on developing comprehensive school mental health programs.
2025-05-1817 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthBergman on WPD Response to ICEWorcester City Councilor Moe Bergman joined the Talk of the Commonwealth on Friday morning and gave us his perspective on the WPD response to the ICE arrest on Eureka St. Bergman was clear that he feels the narrative of the Worcester Police Department cooperating with ICE to remove an undocumented individual is inaccurate.
2025-05-1814 minRadio Worcester’s Talk of the CommonwealthThe Radio RoundtableThe Radio Roundtable, Matt Wally, Guillermo Creamer, Randy Feldman, along with Hank and Ben talk about the local issues of the day. In this episode they look at the hiring of Brian Allen as the next Superintendent of Worcester Public Schools and friction between the Worcester City Manager and the Human Rights Commision.
2025-05-0749 min