T&G assistant managing editor Dave Nordman breaks down the Worcester Bravehearts' 2018 season with general manager Dave Peterson.

Victor Infante and Richard Duckett discuss the upcoming Johnny Mathis concert at the Hanover Theatre for the performing Arts, as well as several other classic acts that have visited the area. Also, they discuss a few of the area's venues, and why we're unlikely to see some of the biggest acts come to town.

Telegram & Gazette reporter Lisa Eckelbecker talks about the Harding Green project, a mixed-use development, which broke ground in Kelley Square on Tuesday.

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Travelers get reminder of Officer Tarentino’s sacrifice

Telegram & Gazette reporter Bill Ballou asks, "How different would things be if Winfield Schuster of Douglas bought the Red Sox in 1932?"

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Tower Hill Botanic Garden nature walk called off

What's in a name? Victor Infante and Craig Semon talk about the city's various nicknames, its deep rock 'n' roll roots and burgeoning hip-hop scene, and speculate as to why everyone's suddenly so obsessed with what the city's called and how it's perceived.

Telegram & Gazette sports editor Jim Wilson talks about the Worcester City Hoops program, which is briding the basketball gap between the city's public middle schools and high schools.

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What do people think of Worcester? Battling perceptions, Worcester may be moving from ‘gritty mill town’ to ‘up and coming’