The gloves will enhance robot-human interaction, allowing each to train the other on tasks that could be useful in the manufacturing and remote health care industries.
For the first time in over a decade, the high school’s wrestling program has a full team. Coach Schiller says his team – which includes two women and a bunch of newcomers – will be “one to watch out for” in the next few years.
The charitable contribution is part of the newly formed bank’s mission, some of the bank’s employees volunteer for the organization as well.
The free event will include guest appearances from Red Sox alums, photo ops with Santa Claus and all the WooSox mascots, as well as concession stand favorites.
The college hires an experienced athletic administrator and former student-athlete to take over for Marcus Blossom.
The seasoned bank executive who most recently worked at Fidelity in Gardner will be managing the lending and technical assistance programs of the North Central Massachusetts Development Corporation.
Holy Cross professor receives a grant to map out sites associated with famous poets from Worcester including Stanley Kunitz and Elizabeth Bishop.
Local musician Cara Brindisi was the big winner, followed by My Silent Bravery and the Blue Light Bandits.
Inspired by the forced separation of the pandemic, the exhibit exemplifies the role of portraiture in representing love in its multifarious forms.
From an entire band overcoming the coronavirus following a gig in Upstate New York, to reflections on how a return to live music enhances what it means to be a musician, local musicians weigh in on the pandemic’s impact on the area’s music scene.