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Some people like to say there's nothing to do in Worcester. Those people aren't trying hard enough. Richard Duckett and Victor D. Infante run down a week's worth of events, from family fun to experimental music.

On May 15, Ryan Torrens, is a Democratic candidate for Florida attorney general, spoke to News Herald Assistant Managing Editor Steph Nusbaum about partisanship, consumer protection, felons' rights, Florida falling behind and his campaign so far.

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Savannah Morning News editorial page editor Adam Van Brimmer discusses what people should make of the tax increases in Savannah and why it doesn't necessarily mean panic. Also, previews of tomorrow's opinion page.

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Daily News journalists Annie Blanks, Wendy Victora, Tom McLaughlin and photojournalist Michael Snyder talks about their work and why they keep doing it.

Police Chief Kim Jacobs on sexism and police brutality

With "Hereditary," A24 takes another step forward in elevating what's become of the modern horror genre by taking a grim '70s style plot and conjuring up a few modern shocks to make it all go down easier. Does it work? Let's say there are more spoilers in the trailer than in this review.

Looking for a different kind of vacation? Check out the boat rentals available in Panama City through AirBnb.

Jenny McCord talks about the recent choices made by the Savannah-Chatham school board and how they affect parents in the district.

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Dr, Daniela Lamas, critically acclaimed author and physician at Boston's Brigham & Women's Hospital, discusses the heartbreaking life-or-death decisions desperately sick patients face when placed on advanced medical machines.

DESTIN — New “no parking” signs were posted on the edges of the parking lot directly behind McGuire’s Irish Pub last Thursday afternoon, leaving several restaurant employees with $33 parking citations to pay at the end of their shift.