Category Archives: Events

The events that DA Early is involved with in the Worcester Community.

National Night Out 2013 – Grafton

: DA Early with Grafton Police Det. Bill Kuck.

: DA Early with Grafton Police Chief Normand Crepeau Jr., the chief’s daughter Carolyn Crepeau and Congressman Jim McGovern.

: DA Early with former Upton Police Chief Stewart Whitney.

National Night Out 2013 – Worcester

: DA Early with Worcester Deputy Chief Edward McGinn and Officer Paul Noone.

: DA Early presents a check to community organizer Locksann Velez to help pay for the Worcester event.

: DA Early with Worcester PD officer Matt Early.

: DA Early speaks to the crowd.

WPD Youth Summit

: DA Early stands with Anne McCarthy of Girls Inc.

: DA Early poses with Melissa Richford, after-school coordinator at Friendly House.

: DA Early addresses young people.

: DA Early with WPD Deputy Chief Steve Sargent.

Cyber Saftey, Bullying, Cyber Bullying

District Attorney Early speaks with the 5th Grade Class at Mayo Elementary School in Holden.

QCC – Criminal Justice Club

: Members of the Criminal Justice Club with DA Early.

: DA Early talks to members of the Criminal Justice Club at Quinsigamond Community College.

: DA Early stands with Jennifer Pulaski, preseident of the club, and faculty advisor Bill McCarthy as Ms. Pulaski receives an award.

North County Youth Leadership Summit

: DA Early stands with nutrition presenters Jill Lucius and Jillary Standifrod, both of Sedexo Food & Facilities Management.

: DA Early with Alexandra Luck, a staff member of the Boys & Girls Club of Fitchburg and Leominster.

: DA Early talks with Robert Aguero, a MOC peer educator and LUK Fitchburg community action team member.

: DA Early presents a check to LUK staff members.

WPI — Take Back the Night

: District Attorney Joe Early talks to students about the efforts of his office to prevent sexual assault and rape.

: District Attorney Joe Early talks to students about the efforts of his office to prevent sexual assault and rape.

: DA Early with Kim Dawkins, exective director Pathways for Change, and Jessica Guyette and Arianna Niro, of Students Preventing Assault and Rape in Our Community, which organized the event.

: DA Early with Kim Dawkins, executive director of Pathways for Change.

Flagg Street School

DA Early speaks to the 3rd and 4th Grade Classes about Cybersafety. This is the 7th consecutive school year since 2007 that DA Early’s Office has presented educational programs for the Flagg Street School Community.