This Week In Worcester

Incumbent City Councilor Sean Rose, who is running unopposed for re-election, joins TWIW for the full show today to discuss a host of issues including voter turnout and the importance of local politics to effects on daily life, what is happening in his district, District 1, being accountable to his constituents and this year's city elections.

This Week in Worcester Radio, the second live episode from Jun 28 2019 with guest Hassan Yatim, President and COO of Yatco Energy and CEO of the Massachusetts Pirates arena football team in Worcester. Also discussed is the recent Planned Parenthood presentation to the Worcester Youth Symposium and recent headlines on thisweekinworcester.com

The first live on-air episode of This Week In Worcester Radio hosted by Editor in Chief Patrick Sargent and VP of Business Operations Tom Marino. Airing on June 24, 2019. In the inaugural. Discussing the upcoming construction on Grafton Street, to occur while Kelly Square construction is ongoing, and the forthcoming traffic nightmare in the city, Also touch on upcoming items on the City Council agenda including Gary Rosen and Mayor Petty's efforts to promote soccer in the city and Connie Lukes' inquiry to study unused city property and the possibility of using it for additional parking in low parking communities.

With guest Mark Henderson from The016.com joining the ThisWeekInWorcester.com podcast for its third episode, we dive into the no left turn fiasco coming to the Rt. 290 Westbound exit to Kelley Square and what that means for Vernon Hill residents with one month to go until the plan is finalized. We also talk about reverting the Providence Street baseball park, again, and the money being raised by City Council candidates with the deadline to file fast approaching.

Episode 2 of This Week In Worcester podcast with editor Pat Sargent and Tom Marino revisits controversy at Worcester Public Schools two weeks after the Mayor released his multi-point plan and a discussion about a recent story on ThisWeekInWorcester.com on those missing and unsolved murder cases in Worcester County.

In the first episode of the This Week in Worcester Podcast, Editor Patrick Sargent and Business Manager Tom Marino discuss the issues causing a stir this week in Worcester -- police officers in schools, the suspension rates of students of color, and the proposition of the voting age changing to 16-years-old. In the final segment, Marino and Sargent discuss the professional sports landscape in Worcester.