It's a simple answer..Ziggy is a douchebag

On my way home from Trader Joe's today I saw a dude in a black Camry with no rear license plate. No temporary paper tag either. No plate. We both drove by the police station side by side. It's mad max out here

The Newton Square rotary is a consistent rage generator and I often wish I had rocket launchers mounted on my car to obliterate the assholes that plow through there.

It's around 400 now and was then too.

I've lived here for 43 years

Also yes, there are countless bad drivers here and the syndrome crosses all gender and ethnic lines.

Let's make a wagon wheel!

This is a very good answer.

This times a thousand.

If you are referring to the city adding traffic calming measures in problem areas I'm for it.

This post is intended for people who live in the city and agree that we are among feral drivers who make us feel unsafe all the time. Please direct your browser to r/urbanplanning

One thing never to do if you don't like wasting time and energy; Get into a LANDLORD BAD debate on Reddit

Seymour Street and the surrounding area is a typical working class hood in Worcester. You'll be more annoyed by the driving and parking than the people imo. I have lived in several parts of Worcester including Vernon Hill and it's all kind of the same.

I'm a dog owner and will be the first to say that dog owners can be some of the most entitled people on earth.

Knew your post would chum the waters here. Lol!

I've seen people standing outside there recently having a smoke so it seemed open.

I don't have any suggestions, well maybe Leitrims, but am def popping the popcorn for this one.

I was just at Green Hill this weekend with my wife and our dog. It's a really, really nice park as long as you keep to the main areas.

Maybe the most ignorant and entitled comment I have read in many moons. Wow! Work one of those trucks for ONE day and I'll be ready at the end of your shift with a hanky.

Plus all the dudes cruising in the central parking lot. A longtime Wusta tradition.

Me too. As CoolAbdul says these are paid notices and are customer submitted. Gannett just collects the money which I bet is average $200.

Bottom tier??? Godsmack and Staind would like a word.

That situation is truly ridiculous but on the other hand I believe the city would struggle to book more than a handful of prominent concert acts there each year. The venue market is sort of saturated in Massachusetts across building size and type. Book a band into Polar Park and you may lose a date for the DCU which is already struggling.

Also, outdoor shows are already happening with great success at the Palladium in the summer. Saw Coheed and Cambria there and it had to be 8,000 in attendance. However the amenities there are poor. No seats obviously which sucks (I'm old).

And I feel like Xfinity Center, Leader Bank Pavilion have the market cornered on midsize (5,000) to large (15,000) outdoor shows.

Anyway, the solution is for Polar Park to buy a stage and PA/lighting rig that touring acts could plug into and augment as needed. Keep the gear stored somewhere inside and assemble it for shows.

I do hope the planners put some storage space into the blueprints for this $150 million park.

Teacup, pinky out

It's for the upkeep of all their infrastructure, they own and maintain and are responsible for the so to speak roads bridges and tunnels that move the gas to people's homes.

The last couple years they've been doing a lot of replacement work, you may have seen all the job sites and digging going on around town.

Now they are sticking ratepayers with the bill and most likely adding a nice fat tip for themselves on top.