Mike Elfland is a Web Editor at telegram.com. He specializes in themes such as retail, crime and justice, and culture, while also covering topics like traffic, food and drink, and the NFL. Mike's work has been featured in prominent publications including 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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Fortunately, no vehicles were in the path of a rock slide that became an instant gauntlet on a much-used roadway in Central Massachusetts.
It was a rock-splitting headache for the 6,000 motorists who typically used the eastbound on-ramp to the Massachusetts Turnpike in Auburn.
By: Mike Elfland
Neighborhood champion dead at 80.
Suspect due in court Monday.
By: Mike Elfland
Man found dead in parked truck.
If you've got a hankering for an Awful Awful, you'll have to make a trip to Fall River, Seekonk or one of the eight Rhode Island locations of Newport Creamery.
After Stanley W. Johnson flower shop and Steve's Bike Cage moved out, the parcel on Park Avenue was taken over by Newport Creamery.
A group of educators in Marlborough, having mapped an ambitious expansion plan, turned its attention westward, closer to Worcester, in the late 1940s.
By: Mike Elfland
CLINTON - The auditorium at Clinton Town Hall was packed on the evening of March 16, 1977. Hundreds more gathered outside.
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