In and around The 016 - Monday, October 3rd

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  Here's what's happening in and around Worcester today:    

  In The News

  >Latest weather: Rain to come midweek, followed by warm-up

  >TOP OF THE NEWS 

  +6:00: Kevin Donnellan hides behind door during arraignment for intent to murder charge

  -Earlier: -"Very, very scary": Neighbors react after man found dead in Millbury home

  +6:00: Rep. LeBoeuf discusses sobriety, holding public office after OUI

  +6:00: Holy Cross football team in Top 10 of both polls

  +6:00: Jalen Coker named Hilton Garden Inn Crusader of the Week

  +6:00: James Keyes embraces new perspective in "Sixth Sense"

  +6:00: Don Landgren: Crying foul over "large-scale" Polar Park concerts
  
  

  +Noon: New details in Millbury death investigation

  +Noon: Clark University graduate workers walk out

  +Noon: 5 Things You Need to Know Today in Worcester - October 3rd

  +Noon: The Faces of Worcester: Kayanna James

  +Noon: Free COVID vaccinations on Monday: 11-3 in Downtown Worcester, 11-7 at YMCA Central Branch
  
  

  -Worcester has become the doughnut capital of Massachusetts with gourmet bakeries for every taste

  -Related: Here are the most unique doughnut flavors found at the city’s bakeries

  -Worcester to appeal jury's $8 million false imprisonment conviction verdict, police chief says 

  -Earlier: Jury finds Worcester police fabricated evidence against man falsely imprisoned for 16 years, awards him $8 million

  -I-190 on-ramp in Worcester closed for 45 days for bridge work

  -Heroes gather for 24th annual UMass Cancer Walk and Run (photo gallery)

  -Elm Park residents torn over proposed historic district designation

  -Uncertainty for tenants of collapsed Worcester apartment as they wait out weekend in hotel

  -Operation Yellow Blitz on mission to keep local students riding school buses safe

  -DA Early visits Everyday Miracles in Worcester for National Recovery Month

  -Neighborhood Watch Meetings in Worcester in October
   

  -ICYMI: Man indicted on murder charges in connection with double fatal shooting outside Worcester bar

  -Starbucks on Grafton Street in Worcester now open

  -Mixed scorecard for Polar Park's effect upon Canal District businesses

  -Restaurant prepares to open Downtown Worcester location in a few weeks, hangs sign above storefront
  
  

  >BARS & BANDS (brought to you by Wachusett Wine & Spirits): The Mayor’s Live Music List for Monday

  >SHOWTIME: Stars and match added to the WWE SmackDown in Worcester

  -Mechanics Hall back in sound voice after COVID hiatus, annual meeting reports

  -Inclusionary zoning proposal moves to Planning Board in Worcester after City Council vote

  -Vocero Hispano: 09-30-2022 al 10-06-2022

  -Don Landgren: Bear sightings in Central Mass., bear market

  -The Faces of Worcester: Nathan Fournier

  -What's Up Worcester's The Sitdown (1:10:09): Lisa Mair 

  >OBITUARIES: Tribute to longtime T&G journalist who brought "to vibrant life the everyday occupations and activities of local residents"

  -ICYMI: Man indicted on murder charges in connection with double fatal shooting outside Worcester bar

  -Starbucks on Grafton Street in Worcester now open

  -Mixed scorecard for Polar Park's effect upon Canal District businesses

  -Restaurant prepares to open Downtown Worcester location in a few weeks, hangs sign above storefront

  -See the rest of the day's Worcester news
   

  >THE BURBS (brought to you by North End Motor Sales): Constructions issues force continued closure of West Boylston street

  -Holden police introduce new Harley

  -Regan Remillard sells The Haven golf club in Boylston after strengthening club

  -Douglas Oktoberfest draws large crowd, hardly any rain (photo gallery)

  -Senior living chain with location in Hopedale attempted to cover up fatal poisonings in California

  -Juvenile killed, another hospitalized after motor vehicle crash involving dirtbike in Hudson

  -Blackstone Chamber’s Women’s Success Network sets "sail" for Ladies on the Lake
   

  >SPORTS: 8 takeaways from Patriots overtime loss to Packers in Week 4

  -Enter to win a Mac Jones jersey, courtesy of North End Motor Sales

  -Highlights from No. 10 Holy Cross' 31-20 win over Harvard (3:38)

  -Celtics open preseason with blowout win

  -Red Sox lose to Blue Jays again, 6-3

  -Bravehearts celebrate 9th anniversary of announcing baseball's return to Worcester (6:30)

  -Bravehearts to hold baseball clinic at Bancroft School October 17th-21st

  -Trailer drops for "Now or Never II: Pirates 2021 Championship Season" (2:32)
   

  >CARS: Bertera Nissan has the SUV you need this fall for back to school and sporting events (4:48)

  -RVs at Clearance Prices at Fuller RV Rentals and Sales (1:07)

  >NATIONAL: Food stamps benefits to jump 12.5% starting in October because of inflation

  -Calif. woman charged with murder after allegedly running over a man she thought was killing a cat

  >NEW ENGLAND: Mass. man accused of killing mother dies after medical emergency in cell

  -MCAS results show need for more help in education

  -Body recovered off Maine coast confirmed to be missing boy

  >FOOD: Meet Clarence Birdseye: American who cooked up frozen foods
  
  

  >COLLEGES: WPI receives $1.8 million for drug development research

  -UMass Medical School names 2 endowed chairs

  >BUSINESS: How do we know when a recession has begun?

  -Notre Dame Healthcare names new executive director 

  >HEALTH: Some officials now say monkeypox elimination unlikely in U.S.

  -Mass. pediatricians seeing increase in sick children, and it's not just COVID

  >HOMES: The 10 most expensive homes sold last week in Worcester County

  
  >SHOPPING: Shop Overstock Day, the online retailer's biggest sale of the year

  >TV/STREAMING: ESPN, FX & ABC go dark on Dish & Sling TV amid dispute with Disney

  >MOVIES: Horror pic "Smile" happy at No. 1; "Bros" starts in 4th

  >CELEBRITY: Football Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw shares he’s had 2 bouts with cancer over the last year

  >ANIMALS: Cat loves skiing so much, he has his own ski pass (3:30) 

  >GOOD NEWS (brought to you by Bertera Nissan): Orlando reporter reunites with woman he rescued from floodwaters

  -Can you see horror movie reference in this New Hampshire real estate listing?

  -Meanwhile, Texas Roadhouse releasing cinnamon butter-inspired candle 

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