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Biography

Victor D. Infante is currently the entertainment editor for The Worcester Telegram & Gazette and the content editor for Worcester Magazine. Previously, he was an occasional contributor to OC Weekly, the editor-in-chief of the online literary journal, Radius, and the host and producer for WCCA TV's music program "Got It Covered." He is a regular judge for WCCA's "New Voices" singing competition. His poems and short stories have appeared in numerous periodicals, websites and anthologies, and his first full-length poetry collection, "City of Insomnia," was published by Write Bloody Publishing. He has recently self-released an ebook of essays and ephemera, "Feels Like Failure, Every Time: Thoughts on Writing, Pop Culture, Politics and Violence, 2004-2018." He has won three NENPA Awards for arts & entertainment reporting: First place in 2017 and 2021, and second place in 2020. He was a 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021 Boston Music Awards nominee for "Music Journalist of the Year."

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  Opening set for Arms and Armor Galleries — featuring Higgins Armory Collection — at WAM

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  Apr. 15, 2025

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Worcester Telegram & Gazette

The Worcester Telegram & Gazette is a daily newspaper based in Worcester, Massachusetts, serving the local community and surrounding areas. It is owned by Gannett and has a rich history, formed from the merger of the Worcester Telegram, founded in 1887, and the Worcester Daily Gazette, established in 1847. The newspaper has evolved over the years, with significant milestones including a major consolidation in 1986. The Telegram & Gazette provides comprehensive news coverage, focusing on local, regional, and national events. It offers both print and digital editions, including daily and Sunday issues. The newspaper plays an important role in community engagement, covering local events and issues that foster civic pride and involvement among its readers. Its audience includes local residents, businesses, and organizations interested in regional news and community affairs.