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Reporter at Worcester Telegram & Gazette. Climate change/environment and health are my beats. Plus, other topics. Send news tips to: henry.schwan@telegram.com
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What Worcester's doing to stop flooding in Green Island, other areas

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By Henry Schwan Verified
| The Gardner News Verified
Henry Schwan Worcester Telegram & Gazette Updated June 19, 2026, 7:25 a.m. ET WORCESTER – Worcester is known as the City of Seven Hills. Actually, there are a lot more than that, and many residents take pride in them. Not only do the hills give great views and add to the city’s character, they're also treacherous in the winter. Try driving up or down one of them when snow and ice cover the road. It can be a nerve-racking experience.
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What Worcester's doing to stop flooding in Green Island, other areas

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By Henry Schwan Verified
| Aol Verified
WORCESTER – Worcester is known as the City of Seven Hills. Actually, there are a lot more than that, and many residents take pride in them. Not only do the hills give great views and add to the city's character, they're also treacherous in the winter. Try driving up or down one of them when snow and ice cover the road. It can be a nerve-racking experience. Here's something else residents may not have thought about when it comes to their beloved hills. They can act as a fast-moving waterslide.
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Supreme Judicial Court kills ballot measure to cut state income tax

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By Henry Schwan Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Massachusetts residents will not vote on a ballot question in November that called for a reduction in the state's income tax. The state Supreme Judicial Court struck down the measure on June 18. It called for cutting the personal income tax from 5% to 4% over a three-year period. The court ruled the language in the petition's summary didn't meet the state's constitutional standard and would mislead voters. The summary was written by Attorney General Andrea Campbell.
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