Ooo, have only been there once since it changed from Nick's. Will have to give it a try.

Steel & Wire - the Rum Rum Rudolph is sooo good. They have a bunch of other ones too.

Walkablility & better public transportation! That's what Worcester needs!

This is exactly the point I was trying to make. It’s ridiculous how many streets in this city don’t even have sidewalks.

There's Christmas carol at the Hanover, possibly too scary for the 3 year old but otherwise fits the bill.

Definitely agree with this one. Wasn't open yet but definitely best cocktails in the city.

The Muse next to the Hanover theater

This was our choice. Drinks were really good!

armsby abbey has an awesome holiday cocktail list!

Months before Lexington and Concord, locals ran the British Redcoats out of Worcester.

The Oak Barrel Tavern had a list of them when I last went

One big point the liability of your license and if you mess up ala Vanderbilt nurse… I still think she should have lost her license……. But criminal charges……… also begging the question if the hospital weren’t such AH about staffing would she have even Been in this situation.

I tell to outsiders of nursing….. if you work say construction and it’s pre COVID… does one trade do the jobs of three other trades with one or two people on a Job site…. No because it’s unsafe inefficient and not cost effective… and nothing gets done…. Then call backs happen (hey Bob the plumber/CNA your pipes are leaking).. hey roofer/guy who can’t focus on the roof he built which now less because the phone keeps ringing with patient families since god for bid they hire a 24/7 nurse case manager act as a liaison so the staff nurse can do their job.

And finally let’s get rid of the old school foreman on the IV team… who fix things and get things done… oh well… let’s hire a bunch of muppet 20 year old new grads who will just give up and play on their phones all shift

The Fix just put out their winter cocktail menu, the few that I’ve had were really good

Yes, but also I think he was a True Believer.

Some, I think, were decent men. Plunkett and More struck me as good people. Neri too.

That letter was a joke. I know of four brothers who should have been on the list. One was a Passionist, so they omitted him on a technicality. Such bullshit.

Abbie Hoffman

I was being sarcastic relax market andy

Michael’s Cigar bar! They have a whole list of Christmas cocktails.

Freud and Jung's only trip to the US was to Clark University In Worcester. The cable for the Golden Gate bridge was made here. Shredded Wheat was invented here. The first perfect game of baseball was pitched in Worcester. Esther Forbes who wrote Johnny Tremaine was from Worcester. Neal Armstrong's famous words from the moon were spoken into a headset made in Worcester. President John Adams taught school in Worcester. Charles Dickens read A Christmas Carol in Worcester at Mechanic's Hall. Black Union soldiers from Worcester fought in the first battle of the Civil War. The first public reading of the Declaration of Independence was in Worcester. Coney Island Hot Dogs opened in Worcester during WWI. Babe Ruth used to hang out at the Vernon Hotel. Casey at the Bat was written in Worcester.

Uh is nobody going to mention the turtle boy statue? Where’s Springfield’s statue of a kid fucking a turtle, huh?

Honestly, Moe’s on Stafford St has some really good nachos, especially with the specialty queso on top.

You might be talking about Coach Thomas. I’m not sure how he passed but it fits in with the timeline. Coach T was the man though, I was gonna say he was the only one I never heard any of that shit about.

Really? They’ve been doing it for years!! So sad to hear its the last year!

It’s not Springfield /s