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Engagement Editor Worcester Telegram & Gazette / / Views are my own / / NO relation to Mike Barnicle
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Worcester County Wonders: The future is bright for The Broadway

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By Sarah Barnacle Verified
| The Gardner News Verified
Aug. 2, 2026, 5:02 a.m. ET WORCESTER – Sitting directly in the heart of Worcester lies The Broadway, a neighborhood eatery dishing out classic American fare for nearly a century. Originally founded in 1933 as an ice cream parlor in the Jewish epicenter of Water Street, everything that leaves the kitchen is made from scratch. Those familiar with Worcester consider the eatery a landmark, with a large sign that reads "The Broadway" gracing the corner of Water and Harrison streets.
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Massachusetts State Lottery to host 'Summer Spin & Win' in Worcester

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By Sarah Barnacle Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Massachusetts State Lottery to host 'Summer Spin & Win' in Worcester Sarah Barnacle, Worcester Telegram & Gazette Tue, July 28, 2026 at 3:51 PM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google.
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Worcester County Wonders: Worcester's crunchiest claim to fame

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By Sarah Barnacle Verified
| The Gardner News Verified
July 26, 2026, 5:04 a.m. ET It’s probably one of the most recognizable items found on the breakfast table of Americans: shredded wheat. Whole wheat, pillow shaped, bite-sized and crunchy, the breakfast staple was first mass-produced in the Worcester kitchen of Henry Perky in the 1890s. Originally from Ohio, Perky originally came up with the boiled wheat and cream concoction after suffering from an upset stomach.
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