Mike Elfland is a Web Editor at telegram.com. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, sports, and culture, with a particular focus on the judicial system, retail, and healthcare. Mike's work has been featured in the Worcester Telegram & Gazette, Yahoo News, and GateHouse Media New England.
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Mike Elfland's coverage primarily revolves around local news and events in Worcester, Massachusetts. His articles often emphasize historical locations, evolving stories, breaking news, crime, culture & society, government & politics as well as entertainment news.
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By: Mike Elfland
For a few months after the closing of its flagship store on Main Street in Worcester, next to Denholm's, Richard Healy Co. continued its fur-storage services.
By: Mike Elfland
Henry Washburn, a supervisor in his family's wire business, oversaw floors of tradesmen in a sprawling Worcester factory.
The mirror-image front doors provide a good clue about the structure's long-ago standing.
Like many buildings bankrolled by a benefactor, the first high school in Spencer carried the name Denny Hall.
With presidential politics dominating the discussion these days, we sorted through the archives for a look at the topic through the lens of Worcester history.
By: Mike Elfland
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By: Mike Elfland
Worcester Telegram & Gazette SHREWSBURY — A Shrewsbury businessman is seeking to revive the Ground Round, the faded chain restaurant that appealed to families with its tolerance of messy eaters.
In May 1955, the Military Affairs Committee of the Worcester City Council gave the go-ahead to designating five intersections in the city as memorial squares, recognizing deceased veterans of World War II.
By: Mike Elfland
SHREWSBURY — A Shrewsbury businessman is seeking to revive the Ground Round, the faded chain restaurant that appealed to families with its tolerance of messy eaters.
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