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Tom Marino is a journalist and the Vice President of Business Operations for This Week In Worcester. With a focus on local news in Worcester, Tom covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, local government, and weather updates. His articles provide timely and relevant information to the residents of Worcester.
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Tom Marino's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with an emphasis on crime, government & politics, and education in Worcester and Massachusetts. He frequently reports on breaking news events, government announcements, evolving stories, and legal policy regulation related to these topics.
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The U.S. DOJ released a report on Monday that says investigators found credible reports of sexual misconduct by Worcester Police officers.
Superintendent of the Mass. State Police Colonel Geoffrey Noble announced there will be a sobriety checkpoint in Worcester County.
The College of the Holy Cross announced on Wednesday, December 11, that it will be the starting point for the Pan-Mass Challenge in August 2026.
WORCESTER – According to multiple federal sources, including two members of the U.S. Department of Justice team which prepared its report on the Worcester Police Department, tell This Week in Worcester that the report was completed prior to election day. U.S. Attorney Merrick Garland ordered the release of the report delayed until after election day to avoid impacting the election, according to the sources.
By: Tom Marino
Worcester City Manager Eric Batista increased his unlawful restrictions on the ability of the Human Rights Commission to review police misconduct.
The U.S. Department of Justice holds a community meeting on Wednesday, December 18, at 6 PM at the YWCA at 1 Salem Sq. in Worcester.
By: Tom Marino
WORCESTER – The Worcester City Council announced a special meeting on Friday, December 20, at noon, to consider one item. City Manager Eric Batista’s next contract.
In nine years as chairperson of the Worcester City Council's Public Safety Committee, Councilor Kate Toomey has never reviewed police discipline.
The Worcester Public Library has released its list of most checked out books this year, including books for teens, kids and adults.
By: Tom Marino
WORCESTER – The City of Worcester needs assistance from residents to determine where new trash bins should be installed.
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