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Block party planned to revive struggling Canal District

June 13, 2024 | Worcester City, Worcester County, Massachusetts



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Block party planned to revive struggling Canal District
A proposal for a block party on Water Street received unanimous approval during a recent government meeting. Paul Georgiou from Pulse Magazine presented the plan for the event, scheduled for Wednesday, July 17th, from 5 PM to 9 PM. The initiative aims to revitalize the struggling Canal District by attracting approximately 700 attendees and promoting local businesses.

Georgiou outlined the event's logistics, including plans to close Water Street from Harrison to Kelly Square and feature live music. He clarified that while alcohol will not be served at the event, individual businesses in the area will have the option to do so. To ensure safety, two detailed police officers will be present, similar to the arrangements made for a previous event, the Taste of Shrewsbury Street.

Commissioners expressed no concerns regarding the proposal, particularly regarding security measures. The motion to approve the block party was passed without opposition, marking a positive step towards community engagement and support for local businesses in the Canal District.

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