Mike Elfland is a Web Editor at telegram.com. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, higher education, arts and entertainment, and food and beverages, with a particular focus on plays and musicals, restaurant innovation, and law enforcement. Mike's work has been featured in prominent publications such as 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
Local history, through photographs.
Local history, through photographs.
Worcester Telegram & Gazette Hotel Newton was torn down in the late 1960s, its land eventually used for the parking garage attached to the 24-story glass-lined office tower that fronts Main Street.
Bus driver Jing S. Dong faces involuntary manslaughter charges following a fatal crash that killed five people.
By: Mike Elfland
Bus driver Jing S. Dong faces involuntary manslaughter charges following a fatal crash that killed five people.
Local history, through photographs.
By: Mike Elfland
Worcester Telegram & Gazette In late June 1952, Harry Sulhan locked the door to his restaurant and reluctantly posted a notice: "On vacation until July 7."
Mike Elfland, Worcester Telegram & Gazette Eddie Andelman, the longtime Boston sports radio host who died this week, was no stranger to Worcester.
Local history, through photographs.
Worcester Telegram & Gazette The long history of the Gilman Block, with the 1980s chapter shown in this week's Then photo, came to an end in 2004 when the stately building was toppled.
