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A closer look at Worcester s 2020 payroll: 90 of 100 top earners are police officers

A closer look at Worcester’s 2020 payroll: 90 of 100 top earners are police officers Updated 10:07 AM; Members of the Worcester Police Department represented 90 of the city’s top 100 earners in 2020, according to payroll records. City Manager Edward Augustus Jr. took home the highest paycheck, making a total of $279,770 in 2020, keeping on trend with payroll records from previous years. Police Chief Steven Sargent received the city’s second-largest salary, taking home $239,130, records indicate. Aside from police officers, a handful of other employees are among the highest-paid workers, including the city’s assistant city manager, administrators at the Worcester Public Schools, the city solicitor and the late DPW head.

Nearly 100 senior housing units proposed for Worcester s Lincoln Square

The former Boys Club building in Worcester s Lincoln Square is being proposed for redevelopment as part of a 95-unit senior living facility. The project would be built by Boston-based WinnCompanies, the same firm that created the Voke Lofts apartments a block away and the Canal Lofts on Water Street. The development is slated to begin next year. As a first step, Winn needs City Council approval to construct a new five-story addition to the old Boys Club to include 64 of the project s units. Some of the building would rise over a road tunnel that passes under Lincoln Square, for which Winn is proposing to pay the city $100,000 for what are known as air rights for building above the roadway.

Alzheimer s Association to host virtual community forum for Worcester residents

Alzheimer’s Association to host virtual community forum for Worcester residents Nicole Shih, Telegram & Gazette © Courtesy of the Alzheimer s Association Alzheimer s disease, facts and figures WORCESTER  More than 6 million Americans suffer from Alzheimer’s, according to the Alzheimer’s Association. In Massachusetts alone, more than 130,000 people were living with Alzheimer’s in 2020.  On April 14, the Alzheimer’s Association Massachusetts/New Hampshire Chapter in collaboration with Dementia Friendly Worcester will host a virtual community forum to talk about the disease and allow attendees to ask questions and share personal experience.  The forum will also provide more information on how the Alzheimer’s Association can better meet the needs of the community, and participants will learn about available resources and discover volunteer opportunities to support families affected by the disease.

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