In this Sunday's Telegram, our girl Laurel and Uncle Timmy welcome new neighbors to Tadcaster Place in the midst of residential sprawl within their neighborhood.
A cartoon blog starring Laurel Tilbury, 9, of 33-1/3 Tadcaster Place, Worcester, Massachusetts. New cartoons appear every Sunday in the ACT section of the Sunday Telegram and online at www.telegram.com.
In this Sunday's Telegram, our girl Laurel and Uncle Timmy welcome new neighbors to Tadcaster Place in the midst of residential sprawl within their neighborhood.
In this Sunday's Telegram. our girl Laurel springs into action around Worcester during April school break.
In this Sunday's Telegram, our girl Laurel learns about former Chatham Streeter Ernest Lawrence Thayer and his immortal "Casey at the Bat."
In today's Sunday Telegram, our girl Laurel receives a very special delivery, with best wishes for a happy Easter!
In this Sunday's Telegram, our girl Laurel beholds an early herald of spring, even on a most unspring-like day.
In this Sunday's Telegram, our girl Laurel's literally right in step for a happy St. Patrick's Day and wishes you the same!
In this Sunday's Telegram, our girl Laurel repairs a wardrobe malfunction at the Worcester County St. Patrick's Parade Sunday on Park Avenue.
In this Sunday's Telegram, our girl Laurel visits the candlepin bowling alleys of yesterday's Worcester, the game's birthplace.
In this Sunday's Telegram, our girl Laurel imagines that, well, some things never really change across the ages.
In this Sunday's Telegram, our girl Laurel and Uncle Timmy spread some love at Elm Park, with best wishes for a Happy Valentine's Day!
For Black History Month, in this Sunday's Telegram our girl Laurel learns about William Bullard, who photographed several Black families in his Beaver Brook neighborhood during the early 20th century.
In this Sunday's Telegram, our girls Cherie and Laurel collaborate on a portrait in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Happy New Year! In this Sunday's Telegram, our girl Laurel tunes into the 1970s heyday of Worcester's WSMW-TV, Channel 27, the city's last hurrah in the UHF-TV market.