I don't think you've looked at as much of the housing market as I have. There's opportunities in the $900-1100 range, but they stay on the market for very little time.

There's more of it just outside of Worcester in the surrounding suburbs.

It typically crops up right around the end of semester and graduation dates.

They commute, mostly.

There's some cheap housing in Worcester, but it's swallowed up pretty quick.

Most underrated General Tso.

Only complaint I have is that they don't add the broccoli in the photos.

If she's been bitten, best get her to the shelter to have her looked after.

Could be she's got an infection.

Sadly, that's not usually the case.

Every cat is chipped, but a lot of people forget to register.

WARL is pretty connected.

There's a lot of food to try.

Predominantly on Shrewsbury street, green street and chandler street.

There's also the baseball stadium which has games during the summer and spring season.

There's a few bars and restaurants with live music.

There's also a few themed bars. One with archery and axe throwing, arcade games, etc.

There's a few escape rooms.

There's typically a lot more going on during the college semesters than not.

I suspect you're a much bigger person than I am lol I was also more concerned about him since he's not American and that would likely make him a target (because thiefs prefer non-residents).

I've been targeted by gang members in Worcester trying to complete their initiation (AKA committing a felony).

I don't see as many gang members in Worcester as there used to be, but they're still here. The Worcester police still write reports about the Kilby gang from time to time. One of their co-founders became a mentor in the community back in 2016 (I think) so they're a lot smaller than they were.

There were a few gang related shootings back in 2020.

There's a lot located near WPI. You're just west of downtown Worcester and there's at least a few grocery stores within walking distance of campus.

Bus access to WPI is at least a 10 minute walk best I can tell. They're predominantly up park Ave and Grove Street.

I can't remember where those bus lines take you, but they are located close enough to be usable.

Congrats.

I'd probably buy warm, but cheap clothing. Worcester is getting better every day, but there's still a decent chance you might get mugged.

While it's not impossible to live in Worcester without a car, you'll probably want one. Not having one will severely limit your options for employment. If you're just coming here for school then it's much more manageable.

You can see the public transit routes on Google Maps, by the way. If you pick a route, they're all mapped out with fairly accurate travel times.

Worcester is all bus lines with a train that goes from worcester <---> Boston.

Massachusetts has a minimum coverage rates for everything.

Unless you have an exotic car or plan on driving in New York you should probably listen to them.

If you plan on driving in New York for regular visits, you should definitely upgrade your bodily injury coverage. People get sued in New York all the time.

So, are you going to get out and join a local protest or just go all boomer on us?

Geez ...

Hope he gets everything he's owed.

It's too bad that they'll likely all be controlled by major companies and under very little regulation on what they charge for rent.

Other than the required % of low cost housing, this won't have much of an impact on rent prices.

I like Dragon dynasty but I don't know if it's the best 🤷‍♂️

I mean it's pretty weird. Kind of average for someone who lives in Worcester though. 🤣

Why do people need a $75 gift card to do what's right for their health?

That being said, take that free $75 and buy yourself some groceries, I guess 🤷‍♂️

I go on hikes with my parent's dog occasionally on the mid-state trail.

Do you know any other good hiking spots in the area? I've been wanting to take her.

I know a group of LGBTQ+ people who go rock climbing together, but I don't think they're from Worcester.

There's a meetup at FreePlay Worcester the first Thursday of every month at 7pm though. There's lots of LGBTQ+ people and allies :)

Even if you don't like arcade games, you can always just come out and drink with us. They've got a great bartender and lots of good beer/mixed drinks.

Hope this helps.

Isn't that to end teen suicide...?

What kind of games?

I was gonna say this.

My mom gets hit on at doctors offices by older guys all the time 🤣🤣🤣

Nope. I actually plan my trip using the MBTA line like a reasonable person.

I don't hate Boston at all.

I hate spending my money to help improve infrastructure that predominantly benefits them.

My car insurance rates are already inflated because I'm cost sharing with Boston drivers.

So we can make Boston even more accessible.

No thank you.