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Responding to a crisis: How Worcester plans to handle climate change with the Green Worcester Plan

Responding to a crisis: How Worcester plans to handle climate change with the Green Worcester Plan Updated Mar 10, 2021; The climate crisis. The portrayal of the effects of climate change are often limited in scope to massive, decimating wildfires in the Western part of the country, but they are also felt locally. Its effects in Worcester can be pointed to in the form of storms, droughts and rising temperatures. Over the past few decades, Worcester has seen countless storms and environmental events that can be traced back to a changing climate. Residents will recall the devastating ice storm of 2008 that left thousands powerless, streets flooded and trees toppled over onto cars and houses. Practically every inch of the city was covered in ice.

'It's spiked up quite a bit': Restaurants in Worcester see surge in customers in February as COVID cases dwindle

‘It’s spiked up quite a bit’: Restaurants in Worcester see surge in customers in February as COVID cases dwindle Updated Mar 07, 2021; Posted Mar 07, 2021 Russo Italian Restaurant is opening at 65 Water St. in Worcester s Canal District. (Aviva Luttrell | MassLive.com) Facebook Share During the last several weekends, Ed Russo has stood between his two restaurants on Water Street within Worcester’s Canal District. Each time the foot traffic in the district appears to increase. He’ll watch cars park near his spot, Russo Italian Restaurant and walk across the neighborhood to the Worcester Public Market. Others park a few blocks north, on Green Street, for a night inside one of the outdoor igloos at his other restaurant, Locke50.

Worcester Allowing Indoor Dining To Expand After Baker's Order

Replies(2) Worcester City Manager Edward Augustus Jr. said he will allow city restaurants to begin offering bar-top dining. (Neal McNamara/Patch) WORCESTER, MA After several consecutive weeks of declining coronavirus cases, Worcester leaders will allow city restaurants to expand indoor dining starting Monday. The move follows Gov. Charlie Baker s Thursday order allowing a slate of businesses to start reopening. Worcester City Manager Edward Augustus Jr. said he will allow bar-top dining, an item he had previously prevented due to rising cases during the second wave of the virus. But in six of seven recent weeks, cases have declined. Worcester added 304 cases since last Thursday, the lowest week-over-week increase since November. But officials still warned residents to keep safe, keep social distance and wear masks even after getting vaccinated.

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