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Reporter with 10+ years of experience covering local, state and federal issues. Bylines in more than 75 publications.

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Commerce Building headlines list of Worcester's endangered historic properties Original

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By Jesse Collings Verified
| Worcester Telegram & Gazette Verified
WORCESTER – The Commerce Building, a now-boarded-up building on Main Street, headlines Preservation Worcester's most at-risk historic buildings in the group's 2026 report. The endangered properties report, which identifies historic buildings throughout the city that are at risk of demolition commonly due to disuse and disrepair, identified the nine-story building as at major risk following a series of failed investments.
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Worcester schools weigh longer school day for elementary students Original

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By Jesse Collings Verified
| Worcester Telegram & Gazette Verified
WORCESTER – The Worcester Public Schools are considering extending the school day for elementary students, according to a report from Superintendent Brian Allen. In his annual self-assessment, published earlier this summer, Allen stated that elementary students may require more time in the school day than currently exists – an aspect of negotiations with the Worcester teachers union over the next labor contract.
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WPI lab's plan to convert PFAS into energy gets $1.5M in funding

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By Jesse Collings Verified
| Wicked Local Verified
WORCESTER – Worcester Polytechnic Institute received $1.5 million in federal funding to help turn one of the great pollutants into a source of energy. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, otherwise known as PFAS, are man-made chemicals prevalent in a wide number of products, from water-resistant clothing and pesticides to cosmetics.
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