Dockworker with CDL position with UPS

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Yep, their website has it running on the top little news ticker they have. Wonder how many line haul runs they have out of that barn to start with. More and more SAIA trucks to run with on Mass Pike now, which, I generally like running along the few Saia trucks I've come across. Very courteous drivers that I've encountered.

 

I’m not certain how many runs they have to start. Concord NH opens today as well. Only Mass terminal I’ve been to so far was Springfield and the day I was there a 22 or 23 year old driver was hired straight onto a 500 mile turn. I sure wish I would have done the same at that age instead of signing up for the red verses blue cola wars for the next 20+ years lol

 

As someone born and raised in Marlborough, Worcester is not as bad as it used to be. I just bought a home in a small town that borders Worcester and the entire area is on the up and up.Tons of restaurants, breweries, night life. They are building a brand new baseball stadium for the red sox AAA team which is moving to Worcester in 2021, which is going to help the city tremendously. There are bad areas in Worcester such as Main south but what large city doesn't have bad spots. Northborough is very nice but extermely expensive to live. Pretty much all of the boroughs are very costly, even towns like Hudson are being built up.

You can find homes in towns bordering Worcester that will still give you a rural feel and are in your range. I'd look in Holden, Leicester, Paxton, Boylston, West Boylston, Shrewsbury etc.. Another good thing is there are so many LTL companies in the area as well as other home daily jobs such as Schneider and such that you will not have any trouble with work.