Officials bash Worcester by their silence

Officials bash Worcester by their silence
by Clive McFarland

In trying to explain his decision to upgrade his housing accommodation from a $215,000 ranch in Paxton to a $350,000 colonial in Holden, Worcester Salvation Army Maj. Michael Copeland suggested his new abode was the least he was owed for having to serve the city’s denizens, from whom, for survival sake, it was necessary to separate himself at the end of the day. That in itself was a kick in the teeth of Worcester residents, and the good major went on to suggest that it was not possible to establish a home of rest and relaxation in the city, because its schools were not good enough for the children of Salvation Army officers. Remainder of article

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Chandler Street Business Association - meeting with Community Healthlink

The Business Officers of the Chandler Street Business Association had a very productive meeting with Community Healthlink CEO, Deborah Ekstrom last night at Worcester's newest hotbed for food, refreshments & good times with family and friends - EVO Restaurant

The purpose of the meeting was to educate the Village of Piedmont business and resident community leaders on the plans for the new additional human health services being performed at Community Healthlink that pertain to prior human health services provided and not provided at the PIP Shelter on Main Street.

Many thanks to Ms. Ekstrom for taking time to keep the Village of Piedmont business and resident community in the loop and she has pledged to keep us in the loopIn attendance: Deborah Ekstrom - Community Healthlink, Robert Thomas - MLK Business Empowerment Center, Al Maykel - Living Earth & EVO Restaurant, Wm. Randell - Advantage Benefits, Andrew Serrato - Serrato Sign, Paul Collyer - B.A. Event Promotions, Richard Kazarian - Keystone Plaza