What the hell is with you bootlicking the DPW? Do you work for them, and this is why you are so impassioned to disregard every single example of them not doing their taxpayer-funded job on the roads this winter? Does "harden tf up" translate to me spending a thousand dollars on dozens of bags of salt and sand only then to spread it myseld over the length of the roads I live on that funnel into a main road? If so, can I get a refund on the hundreds of dollars of taxes that I pay to the state to cover road clearing and upkeep? Being prepared for winter in NE has exactly zero to do with the issue of the DPW being inept and incapable of their jobs of salting the roads and plowing. If I'm paying for a service, I damn well should see people doing said service. And that has fuck all to do with what kind of winter clothing I have or my AWD car.

Truly....what the hell does "harden tf" mean to you?

Edit: Instead of replying or even clarifying why he's OK with the DPW not doing their job on the residential roads this winter... he's going into personal DMs to reply with shit like, "Why are you such a giant pussy? Are you trying to get an endorsement deal from Tampax?".

This guy is too scared to say anything on the public thread. 🤣 Plus, a tampon has much more use than this guy has.

So you don't have the reading comprehension to understand that this post and the thread is about the roads? It's not my fucking job to sand and salt my entire road, that's the job of the dpw...the dept my tax dollars go toward. If they can't bother sending a single plow or salt/sand truck to my neighborhood in almost 4 days that's off a main road, then I should get my taxes that went to the dpw refunded. I was here for the ice storm in 2008, you little twerp, and it was far and above worse than this latest ice storm on Thursday. But still... I remember salt trucks STILL going around after the storm salting and sanding all the roads AND clearing the trees that fell into the streets. I distinctly remember that because I lived on a steep hill and was happy my road got salted because I had to head to work.

Goddamn Aiden.... it's just not worth it for you to keep making alts. Spend your energy on turtleboy and your failing marriage.

Wait. So we are responsible for spreading salt and sand on our own road that we live on? If so, I'd like all my taxes back that go toward the city's department of public works if they are no longer required to handle getting the roads in order after an ice or snowstorm.

We have catacombs?!? Where on main? Can you get tours?

Wegmans bakery section will have a lot of that kind of stuff.

There is a Trader Joe's right close to Worcester....why not go there if they carry the bread you want.

I hope you realize that the whole process of yeast fermentation results in sugars being made from the yeast digesting flour carbohydrates. If you want to cut out all sugar from your diet, that litterally is impossible. Added to that, your brain requires a ton of glucose to function during the day; it is a huge consumer. Without any sugar your blood sugar plummets and you faint because there isn't enough energy going to your brain. If you want to cut down on sugar, best to elimate soda, candy, ice cream, and cookies from your diet rather than nit pick over the relative small amount of sugar in a typical fresh sourdough loaf from a bakery.

Even closer than that are the apartments on Plantation Ridge, one of which is called Audubon , up a hill from the hotel.

But all the apartment complexes are at a higher price than what you can find in one of the triple-decker buildings. The new apt complexes usually have central air if that's something you prioritize. If it's not a big deal, the older buildings will usually have more space fir your money. You can find info on them with things from Craigslist to trulia.

It's about a 3.5-4hr drive via car or bus or about a 4 hr amtrak train ride.

What's fun is that in 2hrs driving you can easily be in 5 different states because all the New England states are small in land mass compared to other parts of the country. And in that 2hrs you can be at beaches either in MA, RI, or NH. You can also get to a multitude of mountains in MA or NH. Nowadays worcester is itself a bit of a foodie town. The state is also has a bunch of craft breweries and cideries, many are within easy driving of worcester.

We love you too dude

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93 premium is at $3.79 at the BJs gas on route 9/route20 area in Northborough.

Aiden, it's really time you got a real job instead of sitting on your ass all day while your wife makes sure you and your kids have a roof over your heads, medical insurance, and bills are paid. And you need to be more thankful for her efforts to support the family rather than go about cheating on her with that ex cop. If you don't get your shit together she is going to realize you're the leech in the family and finally kick you out.

Sounds like you live in holden or paxton.

Dude, it's like right next to Lake Quinsigamond...as in it's just over the town line between Worcester and Shrewsbury. It might as well be in Worcester for how incredibly close it is to Worcester. Just Google map it instead of freaking out.

For interesting and tasty cocktails (and a place that also has food options): the Muse near the Hanover theater, Armsby Abby, and Lock50 in the canal district. If you want to sit right at the bar, the muse and armsby are my favorite for that.

Not fancy and not a chain....but uniquely local: go to Palmas for one of their sandwiches (a popular favorite is their italien) and one of their bakery goods.

Nice.

I don't know if you noticed on the other post, but a lot of the anti-vaccine people who funneled in here were not from Worcester or from MA. They did all seem to be active users in vaccine conspiracy subs...

Walk-ins are welcome!

It's specifically targeting underrepresented communities where vaccine hesitancy is higher. This program is not for every city in Massachusetts. MA is trying to get vaccine and booster numbers up in areas where people are hesitant due cultural medical hesitancy or people who previously had a difficult time going to get a vaccine. These vaccines also are fully covered and no one needs to fill out medical insurance numbers.

I just did a deep dive on manufacturers of the bags and could find nothing. Nothing on where they source the plastic either. All I have are contact numbers for DPW employees from one of the worcester gov pages. I doubt they'd know either. But these bags have to be shipped from someplace.

The latest were a bit oily and seemingly not totally cooked in the middle. I think it was someone who didn't realize that oil needs to be hotter if you're going to cook with it.