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Get into the swim with free lessons at these Worcester beaches, pool

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| The Gardner News Verified
Afton Pratt Worcester Telegram & Gazette June 19, 2026, 2:08 p.m. ET WORCESTER – With the summer officially starting on June 21, Worcester residents are likely looking for ways to beat the heat in the upcoming sunny months. The Department of Parks, Recreation and Cemetery will be hosting a 2026 aquatic program at four city beaches and one pool. Commissioner Robert C. Antonelli Jr. shared a report with details of the program at the City Council meeting Tuesday, June 16.
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Batista outlines progress, goals ahead in State of the City address

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| The Gardner News Verified
Afton Pratt Worcester Telegram & Gazette Updated June 18, 2026, 12:42 p.m. ET WORCESTER – Delivering his third State of the City address, City Manager Eric D. Batista spoke of how the city is facing national issues at the local level, which he said "requires bold action." "I will not let difficult times define this city; I will not.
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As Worcester adds bike lanes, some remain wary

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| Aol Verified
A bicyclist uses the Mill Street bike lane. WORCESTER – The city has added 13.5 miles of bike lanes since 2024, according to Department of Transportation and Mobility Commissioner Stephen S. Rolle, something he says is "better for everyone." Not every city councilor agrees. The bike lane update was included in an annual report about the city's Mobility Action Plan shared with councilors on Tuesday, June 16.
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