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Jerry Filmore

Jerry Filmore is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of What’s Up Worcester News, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization community news outlet dedicated to informing, engaging, and empowering Worcester through accessible, accurate, and inclusive storytelling. With over a decade of experience in management, community organizing, and media production, Jerry leads with a passion for amplifying local voices and spotlighting the people, places, and stories that make Worcester Massachusetts thrive. When he’s not producing new shows or organizing community initiatives like Woo CommuniTree or Worcester Voices: Community Awards & Celebration Night, you can find Jerry collaborating with local creatives, mentoring young reporters, and continuing to build bridges across Worcester’s neighborhoods.

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Community Pickleball Fundraiser to Support Liv Zerwas Set for June 13 in West Boylston

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RT.12 Pickle will host the LIV STRONG Paddle Battle on June 13 in West Boylston, raising funds to support Shrewsbury resident Liv Zerwas and her recovery following a serious January crash in Cambridge.

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Music Worcester has announced its 2026-2027 season lineup, featuring performances by Emanuel Ax, Ballet Hispánico, the National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine, and more at venues across Worcester.

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Belén Casa de Pan owner Zaida Melendez has opened Belén’s Clark Brunch at 934 Main St. near Clark University, bringing Salvadoran dishes, American diner favorites, and a family-centered story to the former Annie’s Clark Brunch space.

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The Village Worcester will celebrate its five-year anniversary with the Rooted & Rising event on May 9 at Girls Inc. Worcester.

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The City of Worcester is planning a reconstruction project for Massasoit Road focused on improving safety, sidewalks, and traffic conditions. A public meeting is scheduled for May 7.