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Developer eyes 74 new apartments at former laundry site Original

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By Toni Caushi Verified
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WORCESTER – Where a historic building stood for about nine decades until it was torn down to vacate the lot at 27 Chandler St., a developer is looking to build an apartment building with 74 units. GoVenture Capital Group, a developer long involved in multiple projects across the city, will appear in front of the Zoning Board of Appeals July 20 for its plans. GoVenture's plans consist of a five-story building comprising 56 one-bedroom units, 10 two-bedroom units and eight studios.
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Kevin Rodriguez trial in Worcester Kevin Rodriguez is brought in for arraignment in Central District Court in Worcester in November, 2023. (Allan Jung/Telegram & Gazette) WORCESTER – Kevin J. Rodriguez, who in June was found guilty on gun charges but not guilty of murder in an October 2023 shooting death at Worcester State University, was sentenced to serve a total of four years in prison.
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Worcester building where bowling pinsetters were made may become 32 apartments

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Toni Caushi, Worcester Telegram & Gazette Thu, July 2, 2026 at 3:41 PM UTC 1 Jackson St. in Worcester. WORCESTER – A Main South warehouse, once home to a manufacturer of bowling pinsetter machines, could be turned into 32 apartments. The units would be affordable to residents earning up to 60% of the area median income, plans say. Plans to convert the brick building at 1 Jackson St. into 32 units will appear in front of the Zoning Board of Appeals on July 20.
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