In the weekend Telegram & Gazette, our girl Laurel is drawn to the light during the Independence Day celebration July 2 in Worcester. This cartoon originally appeared in 2003 in the former InCity Times, was repurposed in 2013 for the T&G's TelegramTowns weekly and now sports Sunday colors for the weekend edition. Of the 1,000-plus cartoons starring our girl since her debut on April 19, 2002, in ICT, this particularly captures just who she is and remains my favorite. Happy Fourth, everybody!
In this weekend's Telegram & Gazette, our girl Laurel and classmates express their goodbyes as the school year in Worcester ends Tuesday.
In this weekend's Telegram & Gazette, our girl Laurel and fellow children's orchestra members bring down the house at Mechanics Hall.
In this weekend's Telegram & Gazette, our girl Laurel and Uncle Timmy explore Indian Hill, Worcester's only village expressly designed for workers at the former Norton Company.
In this weekend's Telegram & Gazette, our girl Laurel's literally at service during her third-grade volleyball match at the Robert Benchley School in Worcester.
In this weekend's Telegram & Gazette, our girl Laurel, Uncle Timmy, and neighbors observe Memorial Day.
In this weekend's Telegram & Gazette, our girl Laurel lends a colorful touch to a downtown Worcester landmark. She looks forward to seeing you at the first Cold Moon Arts Events Backyard Gallery from 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday, May 17, at Vincent's Worcester, 49 Suffolk St., featuring over 20 local artists and crafters. Her latest book, pictured here, will be available, along with her book on Worcester history, previous books, original drawings, Christmas cards and more. Please stop by! Thank you!
