Fitchburg, MA News

• Fitchburg, MA News
• House, Senate take on dueling three-strike bills
• Cushing Academy grads ready for next step
• Cushing Academy Class of 2012
• Fitchburg undercover officer accused of crossing the line
• Municipal Meetings
• It's summer! Time to hit the road, beach, mountains
• THREE STRIKES: Comparing Mass. proposal to other states
• THREE STRIKES: Longer sentences' impact carries many 'ifs'
• 3 STRIKES: House-Senate differences need to be resolved
• UMass Lowell List of Graduates
• Princeton teen prepares for trip to Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington
• Police: Suspect swallowed drugs
• Meehan gives UML grads call to duty
• Moving On
• Police Briefs
• Clarification
• Leominster man faces child porn charges
• Official: Students admit to tagging Doyle Field
• Leominster woman to run for register of deeds
• M.E. details victim's wounds
• Memorial Day Service set at First Baptist Church
• Accused Ashburnham Scout leader resigned before arrest
• School: St. Bernard's Central Catholic High School
• St. Bernard List of Graduates
• White Cross service honors missing military members
• News Briefs
• Salazar: Lowell park could be 'model' for U.S.
• State Senate OKs $32.4B budget
• Running Tradition
• Ashburnham Boy Scouts leader charged with child porn
• Got a lead foot? Steer clear of Nevada
• Brown, Warren even in poll; most call Native American flap insignificant
• State launches bidding to run commuter rail
• Concerns over Romney plan allowing choice of schools
• How states rank on speeding tickets
• Malfunction blamed in Fitchburg school fire-alert delay
• Bare-it-all mommies and unwilling viewers
• Mass. honors all of its war dead: 33,000
• One arrested, one sought in robbery spree
• Gardner prison cleared after haz-mat alert
• State finishes review of Leominster schools
• Fidelity Bank buys People's United Leominster branch; no layoffs seen
• Accused Shirley killer 'never asked how she was,' ex-officer testifies
• Man sought in Gardner robbery
• From special programs, a special day
• From behind bars, working for the community
• Donation of equipment OK'd for Oakmont tech students
• Fitchburg chief: Officer's relationship with suspect harmed probe
• Pathways Early College Innovation School at a glance
• Change is Good!
• Lunenburg board OKs 'remote clause'
• Man gets jail for violating probation
• Friends testify in slay case
• Police investigating four area robberies
• Fly-fishing derby is June 2 in Townsend
• Townsend board signs off on green-energy document
• Townsend craft fair is set for Sept. 15-16
• Man violated abuse-prevention order
• Holy smokes! No, fire chief isn't getting 48 percent raise
• Leominster MCAS exam investigated
• Area Memorial Day Observances
• Ashburnham Municipal Light launches site to centralize data
• Happy trails in Leominster
• Open Meeting complaint in Ashby
• Unions OK health reforms that will save Leominster $6M in 3 years
• Fitchburg board OKs Innovation School
• Leominster board will deed land for play spot
• Slay suspect's mother testifies in Shirley case
• Police: Man threw hot coffee at clerk
• Man's speeding violates parole
• Shirley Town Meeting wraps up in record time
• Westminster selectman: MART withdraws noise-study funds
• Clinton firm confirms it wouldn't pay chamber debt
• Memorial Ride hits road Sunday
• Lunenburg School Committee: Any takers for an open seat?
• Fitchburg history lesson via postcards
• Shirley plans info session about solar initiatives
• Fitchburg fire is found to be illegal
• Woman charged with disorderly conduct
• Our commencement exercises last week had an international audience thanks to onl...
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• North Leominster Little League Challenger Division has opener
• QUOTABLE QUOTES Sticks and stones ...
• Fanway Park in Fitchburg opens for the season
• RMV budget cuts stall driver's test traffic
• Teacher of the Year Essay Contest is announced
• Video games aren't just for kids and teens
• Great coverage today for yesterday's commencement exercises! Check out the Senti...
• Minister wants to form church for gay, lesbian, transgender community
• Lunenburg
• Fitchburg, Registry of Deeds launch foreclosure program
• Municipal Meetings
• State store price tag bill clears one hurdle
• House OKs defense bill with Tsongas measures
• Voter registration lawsuit filed in Mass.
• News Briefs
• Fitchburg State University List of Graduates
• There's always room for one more at Angell Animal Clinic
• Monty Tech students renovate mayor's office
• Today's undergraduate commencement ceremony was a great success! The Telegram &...
• Congratulations class of 2012! This morning marks the 116th Commencement Exercis...
• Bright Future
• Ex-building inspector guilty of larceny
• State Senate OKs health care cost bill
• Jackie Chan says he's going to go out fighting
• ADA recognized by 'Lawyers Weekly'
• Chamber hosts breakfast for scholarship winners
• Man charged with EBT fraud
• Leominster library invites kids and adults to 'fun day'
• Shirley paramedic testifies at Gulla murder trial
• Joan Rivers on Joan Rivers: 'Someone's gotta tell the truth'
• Leominster races to support Longsjo
• The Sentinel and Enterprise profiles several graduting seniors who will be the f...
• Correction
• Every diploma a dream
• Prosecutor: He tortured, then killed ex-girlfriend
• They'll be revving motorcycles in Leominster for good causes
• Carlisle ice-cream stand's closure goes viral
• Ice-cream stand's closure goes viral
• Ex-Leominster schools interim chief picked for Groton-Dunstable job
• Wachusett Chamber closing as sponsor pulls out
• Leominster man faces 6th OUI charge after crash
• Chemical spill forces evacuation at Micron
• Mount Wachusett Community College Class of 2012
• Peaceful end to Ashburnham standoff
• Fitchburg streetlight funding called unfair to residents who can't pay
• Whose yard is it? Now it's his
• Tonight at 6:30 is the Graduate Commencement Ceremony at Weston Auditorium. Toni...
• Bridge Removal
• Spirit medium headlining fundraiser for Cancer Center Relay team
• Fitchburg man charged in alleged apartment assault
• All that paint -- painted over
• Patrick mum on proposed luxury tax for hospitals
• Lunenburg board still undecided on participation by remote access
• Lancaster man gets 14-18 years in prison for rape, arson
• Ayer sex offender charged with not registering
• Ayer-Shirley bus costs could rise by $20G
• News Briefs
• Mylott backs Golnik for Congress in 3rd District
• Lunenburg solar plan may need to be modified after permit snag
• Ice-cream spot hits rocky road
• LaGuer seeks clemency in 1983 Leominster rape
• 'Techno Night' to support Lura A. White technology
• Water Street rehab in the works for Fitchburg
• The Telegram & Gazette today spotlights the "29 Who Shine," including graduating...
• VOTE
• Krauchune loses twice in Shirley town election
• Leominster crash sends 2 to hospital
• Bill to make Devens a town dies
• Senate KOs study of single-payer health-care model
• Pharmacy tobacco ban, breast-feeding topics of Senate amendments
• Alleged gun possession leads to charges for Fitchburg man
• Fitchburg church to get healthy at Well-Fair
• Fitchburg 'go-to man' Frank McCarter to receive national Local Hero Award for work with homeless
• Mount Wachusetts Community College grads ready for next step
• Wong: No interest in top job in Cambridge
• Fitchburg pays tribute to first woman to fly across English Channel
• Ficthburg Rep. DiNatale earns Boulder Award for being a rock for local access
• We welcome back alumnus Ethan F. Becker '93 for our commencement address this Sa...
• Ethan Becker's tips for better communication
• Planners seeing light on solar farm?
• DeLeo, House Dems put jobs at top of to-do list
• Assistant emergency chief job stirs debate for Leominster City Council
• Expert: Slay suspect can stand trial
• Fifth OUI arrest for Fitchburg man
• Mass. Democrats tie Brown benefit to JPMorgan blunder
• Syria wins seat on Lancaster selectmen
• State: Water in Notown is fine
• Bail denied for Fitchburg drug suspect
• Police: Man who caused collision was drunk
• Correction
• Rec board: City should fund survey to determine ballfield's boundary lines
• Layover station still a concern in Westminster
• Suspicious powder found at Shirley prison third time in recent weeks
• Toddler pulled from pond in Dunstable
• Bald for Those In Need
• Leominster Girl Scouts will mark milestone
• QUOTABLE QUOTES Reaction to president's support for gay marriage
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Job prospects for college grads are improving
• Kind Sox fans hit one out of the park
• "Dear Kim & Kylie Brough,
• Retiring Crocker Elementary principal leaves legacy of teamwork and caring
• Name: Jonathan Zlotnik
• State representative candidate Zlotnik calls for compromise in political process
• Good Book Finds
• Fifteen arrested in Fitchburg on 'Spree Day'
• Jaws of Life used to free driver in Leominster crash
• Leominster man loses his life in Notown Reservoir, four rescued
• Shirley man's murder trial to begin Tuesday
• Leominster council to discuss upgrades to wastewater plant
• Advance registration available for Fun Run
• No candidates for four positions
• Municipal Meetings
• Group opposes overrides
• A Job Weld Done
• Arc in Fitchburg offers free workshop
• Interim school chief candidates to be interviewed
• White powder found in envelope at Shirley prison
• News Digest
• Thieves grab laptop and Peaches the puppy
• 2 charged, 1 sought in Acton stabbing
• Syria says taxes should remain low
• Name: Jean Syria
• Conventional utility companies, 'munis' have different criteria in determining rates
• Name: Theodore Manning
• Manning says town must retain services
• Townsend singer jazzed about her career
• Gardner health clinic to get pharmacy
• Buddies bail each other out in Leominster
• For local students, high state honors
• Flanagan named vice chair of Senate Ways and Means
• Today's lesson: Driving drunk
• His ordeal: Sharing name with accused
• Obama's gay-marriage support draws cheers, frowns
• Star public servants earn Fitchburg Rotary salutes
• Congratulations, Courtney Gustafson! Courtney represented Fitchburg State at Thu...
• Driving Safety
• Poll shows Brown, Warren in tight race
• Patrick backs ending bake-sale ban at public schools
• Community-college leaders speak out against plan for centralized management
• Candlelight vigil Sunday for slain Burlington woman
• Little League official: Mazzarella broke oral agreement to stop work
• Jailed Townsend rapist sees alcohol charge dismissed
• What's ahead for Town Meeting on May 21
• Better budget outlook shaping up for Shirley voters
• Crocker students raising money to send benches to Haiti school children
• Standout public servants honored in Fitchburg
• Today the state will honor "29 Who Shine," a student from each of Massachusetts...
• Foodies
• North Central school earns state charter renewal
• Robbery suspect nabbed after Fitchburg chase
• Leominster man gets jail time for probation violation
• Correction
• Mild winter frees funds for Fitchburg drainage project
• Civic group to continue public discussion Saturday
• Latest weapon in hurricane arsenal -- social media
• Job-creation proposals by GOP lawmakers put into larger bills
• Your best Mother's Day gift? Tell us about it!
• Lifesaving Shirley pit bull touches hearts, opens wallets
• Counsel: Mazzarella had right to excavate property by ballfield
• Relay fundraiser? Let us know
• Grants to fund Upward Bound programs
• Rotary recycling day to aid school project
• Fort Devens Museum plans Armed Forces Day open house on May 19
• Gospel music
• Rec land focus of Townsend discussion
• Budget chief: Fed cuts, overseas turmoil pose biggest Mass. threat
• Lunenburg selectmen praise Town Meeting's work
• Legislator: Tech schools should change their admissions policies
• With $1,000 prize, Fitchburg girl can n Kare 4 more Kidz
• Donation will stock food cupboards at Boys & Girls Club of Fitchburg and Leominster
• Level 3 sex offender to be released due to snafu
• Boys & Girls Club of Fitchburg and Leominster scores touchdown in Foxboro
• Fight charges dropped vs. 3 men
• Westminster OKs $124,500 for intersection in downtown
• Wong: Services will not be cut in Fitchburg in '13
• Ashby girl shaving head for charity
• OSHA hits Lancaster firm with $130G fine
• Wednesday night marks the Asian Culture Society's talent show at Weston Auditori...
• Level of violence in domestic assaults troubles Fitchburg-area authorities
• Upstart food companies find a home in Shirley
• State team to evaluate Leominster schools
• Townsend Arts and Crafts Fair
• Landers, North Middlesex agree to salary of $160G
• Three Leominster residents face drug charges
• Lancaster Town Meeting OKs Nashoba track work
• Fitchburg to merge McKay School, Arts Academy into one K-8 building
• Common ground found on Lunenburg solar bylaw
• 1 charged, 10 fined at party in Fitchburg
• Hazmat scare at Nashoba
• Artist adds touch of elegance to senior apartments
• Big plans for new NMRSD superintendent of schools
• Bowling for Craig's Way
• State Senate OKs 'Valor Act'
• Holden man is accused of indecent assault
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Shirley tapped as top place for children's play
• Leominster school board will review union memorandum
• Lowell man held after allegedly setting fire to woman's clothes
• What's next for Groton Inn site?
• Firms put climate risk on to-do lists
• Arc of Opportunity receives $10,000
• Municipal Meetings
• Butterfly Release
• Nashoba Regional star athlete Will Hurley, 19, dies after car crash
• Fitchburg State University exceeds fundraising goal
• Lunenburg override will go to vote May 19
• Brown, Warren race takes negative turn
• Several barbershops in Leominster cited for violations
• Town Meeting gives green light to hire two teachers
• Senior center plans to be drafted in Westminster
• Two accused of attack on Lunenburg woman
• Ashby voters approve move to place override on ballot
• Bill would slow increases in medical costs
• Gardner woman lands national ad campaign
• Officials break ground for garage in Leominster
• Rosa kicks off his campaign in Leominster
• Leominster man alerts police to phone scam
• Run-Walk to Home Base fundraiser set for tonight
• Murder suspect surrenders
• Fitchburg High theater students put bullying center stage
• Native Americans defend Warren over heritage issue
• Celebrating A Great Teacher
• The Sentinel & Enterprise published a story about Joe Byrne on Sunday, and last...
• Shirley awarded state 'Green Community' grant
• 'Jordyn's Day' to honor Oakmont girl's memory
• Olver, Tsongas decry plan to double rates for Stafford student loans
• Man sought in Burlington woman's death by stabbing
• Olympic Dreams
• Host of funding questions on agenda Saturday
• Fitchburg man faces drug, weapons charges
• Taking a first step to citizenship
• Perkins director to take top Uxbridge job
• Westford man arraigned in 'boat-rage' incident
• Prop. 2 1/2 override bid up for Lunenburg Town Meeting vote
• Lunenburg Town Meeting articles at a glance
• Overlay district going to Ashby voters
• 'Craig's Way' Bowl-A-Thon to support area scholarships
• Ashburnham-Westminster school funding battle looms with town votes Saturday
• Next Wednesday the Asian Culture Society will present a talent show at Weston Au...
• Make Me a Meatball
• Mazzarella to back Brown in City Hall meeting today
• Back to drawing board for Ash-West
• Giving them something to wag about
• Fitchburg traffic stop ends with drug charges
• Plan would merge two Fitchburg schools under Innovation program
• Positive signs for North Central Mass. housing market
• Top rules for spring gardening
• Lawmakers see council as solution to double utility poles
• Sholan Farms spring fest in full bloom Saturday
• It'll be good to get dirty
• WORTH GETTING CHARGED UP ABOUT: Lunenburg power rates set to drop 25 percent
• Tickets still available for Mac Miller tomorrow night at the Recreation Center....
• Trust-fund cash to go to food pantry
• Be Prom Safe
• City councilors vote to reopen Fitchburg pool
• Lt. gov bolsters Devens
• Traffic big issue for Leominster residents
• Rosa, Brooks turn in papers
• Mass. biz group starts campaign to help control costs
• Digital First debuts 'Homecomings'
• Fitchburg man who bit trooper gets year in jail
• Correction
• Earmarks back in budget
• Human trafficking still a scourge
• Cushing Academy contingent felt welcome in Bhutan
• New home for Ashburnham Fire Department retired Humvee?
• Powder found at Lancaster state prison tests negative
• The university's Graphic Design Lecture Series concludes this week with a talk b...
• Suspicious powder is found in Lancaster jail
• New restaurant to replace Monument Grill
• Lunenburg Planning Board: We like our solar bylaw
• Shirley selectmen OK use of trust-fund cash for food pantry
• Fitchburg police warn homeowners of scams
• Suspect in Leominster crash: 'Where's my car? It's in someone's house, right?'
• 3 Fitchburg officers commended for taking gun, erratic driver off streets
• Advocates for mental-health care mobilize in Gardner to minimize the 'stigma'
• Fitchburg-area small-business owners: Federal assistance is critical
• Ash-West school officials frustrated by Westminster selectmen
• Bill would bolster veterans' services
• Arrhythmia reports lower sales in 2011
• Post office dedicated to slain Woburn police officer
• Ashby woman arrested on OUI charge at Leominster crash site
• Ashby Town Meeting to decide overlay proposal
• Fitchburg Arc members rally with others in Boston
• Fitchburg museum holds online art auction
• Gardner's Multiple Sclerosis walk raises money, awareness
• Top 10 super PAC donors, 2012 election cycle
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Sullivan's columns filled countless newspapers; now they'll fill book
• On the Web
• Super PAC
• Fitchburg State hosted the Special Olympics on Friday at Elliot Field. Read some...
• Straight-razor shaves becoming popular again
• Some question whether illegal immigrants should live in subsidized housing
• Municipal Meetings
• Flag raising marks Sierra Leone Day in Lowell
• Leominster has innovative approach to teaching children with special needs
• American Term Limits Party calls for changes
• Toddler killed after run over by SUV
• Ayer-Shirley middle-schoolers attend music event
• THE STUFF OF LEGEND
• Sprint to the Finish Line
• Special Olympians have a field day
• Nashoba students show math skills in NYC
• Teacher facing drug charges denies guilt
• St. Anthony extends its acceditation
• Briggs rebuilding finally under way
• Kevin Hayes new head of Shirley Republicans group
• Chambers named in memory of Mahan
• Sewer Commission appointee running against banned incumbent
• PJ Day!
• Ashby selectmen buck straw poll, will pursue regional dispatch center
• Call to action on global warming
• They're swinging away for science glory
• Leominster man arraigned on heroin charges
• Fitchburg State students share visions of a city revitalized
• Financially troubled Lipton to shut counseling center
• No bail for two men in Fitchburg street fight
• St. Bernard's electronics recycling drive Saturday
• Townsend voters to debate North Middlesex Regional funding
• Townsend Town Meeting at a glance
• Yard sale to support care packages
• Area women earn applause as community Unsung Heroines
• Police: N.H. postal worker assaulted boy inside mail truck
• Make Way for Children
• Facebook criticism linked to Marine
• Senate OKs $11B for postal service
• LIVES HONORED: Leominster man among 58 Mass. workers killed last year
• Former Leominster High principal is finalist for Scituate superintendent
• ONTHEWEB
• Man charged in area prescription-drug scam
• Warm winter cuts into Unitil first-quarter profits
• Local star employees honored by Leominster Rotary
• A prescription for term limits
• Leominster setting stage for downtown Summer Stroll
• On this day, everyone's a proven winner
• Charges dropped against former Ashby firefighter
• Lowell court officer facing sex-harass allegations
• Woman admits to faking cancer
• Fitchburg-area mayors take news of decline in local jobless figures with grain of salt
• This Saturday, the CenterStage arts and culture series presents "An Evening with...
• Fitchburg council subcommittee recommends opening city pool at cost of $51,000
• Townsend capital panel won't support capital plan
• Nashoba Tech pushes idea of adding Ayer to district at Shirley selectmen's meeting
• Congress hopeful raised $12,364
• Britney Spears stalker from Fitchburg arrested
• Utility: Friday outage in Leominster retail area just a matter of bad timing
• Public meeting planned on dispatch issue Thursday in Ashby
• Fitchburg police: Suspect tried to grab officer's gun
• Lunenburg planners blast solar company
• Billings elected as selectman in Westminster
• Westminster survey: Folks are mostly satisfied
• Yard sale for vets
• UMass Amherst Dean's List addition
• Registration is still open for this Sunday's 2nd annual Falcon 5K Fun Run and Wa...
• Election Day
• Lisio re-elected in Townsend
• Leominster council approves $100,000 in police overtime
• Fitchburg Arc to take part in statewide benefit Sunday
• Homeless man charged with receiving stolen car
• Rep. DiNatale FATV honored for work with cable access
• McCallum wins in Ashby; debt exclusion fails
• Fitchburg High OKs lacrosse teams
• Naughton to return to Beacon Hill in May after tour in Afghanistan
• FSU names O'Donnell alumni rep to trustees
• Leominster High teacher set to return to court Friday to face drug charges
• As far as Fitchburg-area fire officials are concerned, let it rain
• Westminster OKs broadband transmitter on Town Hall
• Weekend track work in Fitchburg begins
• Household products can be harmful to people, planet
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Weekend track work in Fitchburg begins
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Fitchburg High student qualifies for National Leadership Conference
• Plate change proposed
• MIT proposes $450M Lincoln Lab facility
• Visions 2012, the juried honors showcase of the year's best student work from th...
• Leominster couple, others still use television antennas
• Copeland wants to keep real estate taxes affordable
• James LeCuyer
• LeCuyer claims municipal government needs overhaul
• Lisio seeks re-election, says she's a team player
• Sue Lisio
• Reports spur authorities to search Fitchburg woods
• Paying for prom
• Say 'yes' to the dress but 'no' to high costs
• DRUG CHARGES
• Package of pot seized by police in Shirley
• Boy Scouts, Stewards reroute hiking trail in Barrett Park
• Cable company reps say
• Brush fire snuffed out in Fitchburg
• Ayer-Shirley School Building Committee decision brings upset
• Youths overcome obstacles
• Ayer man charged in rape of baby girl
• State Briefs
• Fire burns three houses in Lowell
• Correction
• Green Cleaning workshop planned in Lancaster
• Anti-gang program faces cuts
• Health fair in Fitchburg today
• Hourihan says there should be transparency in government
• JOHN HOURIHAN
• Tell a story, hear a story in Fitchburg
• McCallum vows to serve town with an open mind if elected
• Fitchburg schools to get new windows
• MIKE MCCALLUM
• Driver flown to hospital after 3-car crash in Lunenburg; 2 others injured
• Landers lands superintendent job at North Middlesex
• Fitchburg man accused of stabbing boss indicted
• Police: Fitchburg State student taped his roommate; man banned from campus
• Enterprise Bank reports strong quarterly earnings
• Pepperell blood drive
• Clementi family donates $35G to Leominster Boys & Girls Club; run/walk will bring more
• Casey running to finish business in Ashby
• Joseph Casey
• Fitchburg enlists big guns to help on EPA sewer bill
• Commerce to host estate seminar
• Roundball rivalry -- all for a good cause in Leominster
• Fitchburg State University Chorus and Chamber Singers
• Fitchburg State University Jazz and Concert Band
• Dick Clark, American music and TV icon, dies at 82
• Fitchburg author's book aims to help children find happy endings
• Lidio's, D'Ambrosio Eye Care receive top chamber honors
• Lowell court center faces delay
• LeBlanc named Mount Wachusett Community College Alumnus of the Year
• Fitchburg's Cleghorn Neighborhood Center broadens its reach
• Family sues National Grid over fatal accident on I-495
• Lunenburg commission OKs conditions for solar field
• Correction
• Lunenburg clerk: No violation of Open Meeting Law
• Brain-injury seminar in Lunenburg Tuesday
• Barrett Park trail volunteers sought
• Spring Run
• No call yet for NMRS chief
• Nashoba pitches new athletic field
• Townsend answers wage bids
• Two arraigned on drug charges
• Lunenburg man faces third DUI
• Discovery takes its victory laps
• Specialty bakeries come to suburbs
• Police: Argument caused car crash
• Ashburnham studies '13 proposals for town budget
• Did Lunenburg violate Open Meeting Law?
• Fitchburg man arraigned in crash
• Rotary Club vocational awards to be issued at April 25 dinner
• After-school program awarded $145G grant
• Fitchburg awarded $564G in funding
• St. B's preps for 'Sound of Music'
• Monty Tech plans fundraising event
• Mount Wachusett students analyzing Fitchburg firm
• Military vows upgrade in probing sex assaults
• Shirley selectman to assist Golnik
• Speaker Series continues April 27
• Towns face debt vote for school study
• Leominster chief wins ID-theft ruling
• GOP seeks to further gains in Bay State
• Tsongas gets strong start in fundraising
• Lunenburg faces daunting repair issues at high school
• Fitchburg, Ashburnham to establish culture district
• Fitchburg's Arc receives $1M loan from state for Main Street project
• Researchers cooking up better tools for soldiers
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Billings sets sights on job growth, maintaining spirit of community
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Heather Billings
• Ruland wants to slow growth,
• Brian Ruland
• Biker dies in Westminster crash
• Fitchburg residents encouraged to help keep city streets clean
• DAR hosts rededication ceremony in Leominster
• Bay State high schoolers take part in Student Government Day
• Princeton developer put in winning bid on golf course
• Hail, tornadoes move into Midwest
• Cheney looks fresh in Wyoming speech
• Egypt panel bars presidential hopefuls
• Hostess gives unions its 'final' offer
• Register of deeds says foreclosures may be leveling off
• Foreclosures since 2010
• Municipal Meetings
• Local growers thankful for early warmth, but hoping for some rain
• Fitchburg tenants upset after Unitil enters their home
• Hoppin For A Cause
• Leominster man allegedly tried to kill his girlfriend
• Leominster man charged with assault
• Leominster police: Suspect dealing drugs
• Correction
• Fitchburg business,
• Fitchburg focuses on dropout rate
• Sen. Kerry speaks about domestic issues with class at UMass Lowell
• Idea a work in progress
• Stakeout nets arrest, cocaine in Fitchburg
• MCI-Shirley escapee faces judge, held on $10,000 bail
• Don't try this in class, kids: African Acrobats deliver thrills at Leominster's Northwest School
• Fitchburg man with HIV allegedly showed false medical records
• Leominster Credit Union hits home run with $50G Doyle Field donation
• Police: Leominster man threw loaded gun, nearly hit officers
• Candidates face off at Townsend forum
• Leominster CU plans annual meeting
• Fidelity Bank to buy new office
• Lawrence man held on assault charges
• Tarr seeks Worcester Airport options
• Ayer teen pleads innocent in death of Shirley boy
• Correction
• CDC grant puts Fun 'n FITchburg in high gear
• Charges dismissed against Fitchburg man in kidnap case
• A lesson plan for Gateway Cities
• Upgraded police pistol going before Westminster voters
• Gregg P. Lisciotti, president and founder of Lisciotti Development Corp. and for...
• Community-college leaders welcome House budget plan
• Where arts, culture shape community
• Insurance provider Fallon Community Health Plan and the health-care provider Reliant Medical Group, formerly known as Fallon Clinic, are two separate entities. They used to be one company but have been operating separately since 2004.
• A gift to help build healing careers
• Police: Fitchburg man with HIV put partners at risk
• Man seriously injured cutting tree at Leominster home
• Leominster man charged in rape at knifepoint
• Leominster man gets 18-20 years in wife's '09 stabbing death
• FSU Swing-a-Thon to aid Rape, Abuse & Incest Network
• Police: Leominster man ordered dog to attack
• Friends, family hold Leominster 'ball' in memory of 'Quazie'
• Townsend police, fire equipment requests on warrants
• Ash-West parents call for more elementary teachers
• Fitchburg native earns lifetime-achievement journalism honor
• Gardner Artists Association show set for this weekend
• Attention students - today's a great opportunity to get your resume reviewed by...
• First two North Middlesex finalists interviewed say students are top priority
• Ca$h for Gold benefits Arc
• Local Brazilian living in Leominster hears homeland's president speak
• Fitchburg police seeking armed-robbery suspect
• Lesson for would-be thief in Leominster: Knife no match against bat
• Insurance agreement provides healthy savings for Fitchburg
• Parents of autistic students praise Leominster school budget plan
• Research Drive road to future for Leominster?
• Alleged pot pilot released on bail
• New phone system has Fitchburg ringing
• Mission for magician in Lunenburg appearance: Get kids reading
• Artifacts show the 'changing role' library has played in Westminster
• Gov's plan to merge community colleges on tap at Statehouse
• The Falcon Players present "A Night of Absurdity"
• NMRSD board discusses tax override with town officials
• Massachusetts Briefs
• Override proponents join forces to keep Lunenburg 'livable'
• Police: Suspect terrorized girlfriend
• Days before probation ends, man charged in crash
• FSU students study effects of arts education
• Ashburnham police: Owner of dirt bike took vehicle after fatal crash
• Leominster mayor: Low school spending not my fault
• Praise for new solar bylaw in Lunenburg
• Wanted: Helpers for cleanup of Thayer Field in Lancaster
• Starburst starts the ball rolling
• 'Rehab' plan gets Westminster board's preliminary approval
• Fitchburg State alumnus Nick Carbone has an inspiring story to tell, and it's fe...
• More than 50 people displaced by Lowell fire on Easter morning
• State wants its net share
• Shirley to host event to draw businesses to town
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Leominster council requests meeting with mayor
• Corporate campaign spending opposed
• Fitchburg High students ready to race for 'Little Feet'
• Annual Whisker Walk will return to Lancaster in June
• Mayor: Fitchburg schools dedicated to arts education
• Students seek solutions to bullying
• Hit-and-run driver smashes into Fitchburg police car
• $448,259
• Municipal Meetings
• Where's home for richest in the Bay State?
• Override would bring hefty tax hike in Lunenburg
• Officials paint dire picture if override is rejected
• Give your
• Maestro, orchestra to return to Monty Tech for concert
• Authorities urge caution during brush fire season
• Local author pens a Christian novel, says he's working on sequel
• Police Briefs
• Four in running for N. Middlesex school chief
• Ex-police officer faces rape charges without attorney
• Incomplete rail station plans spark concerns in Westminster
• Lunenburg benefits from meals tax, other municipalities don't
• Monty Tech Superintendent's Dinner promises a taste of New England
• Car strikes parked vehicle in Leominster lot
• Brush-fire danger high - just ask him
• Senior dinner
• Townsend Seniors plan Foxwoods trip
• Fitchburg man hopes to nurse Clara Barton stone into new locale
• Officer who broke neck leaving Lunenburg
• Leominster Credit Union CEO Edmonds retiring
• Lunenburg Finance Commission supports $2.2 million override
• Leominster officials to restart neighborhood meetings
• No PAC pact in this race
• Wage hearings over, Townsend selectmen prepare to get to work
• Today at 3:30 p.m., our Graphic Design Lecture Series continues with Richard Dou...
• Mayor is ordered to fix 'paper street'
• One injured i-190 crash in Sterling
• Fitchburg woman is sentenced in stabbing
• No cause of death yet on the wife of Fitchburg dentist
• Fitchburg porch fire is quickly controlled
• Judge dismisses police-harassment suit
• Westminster selectmen candidates meet
• Regional survey: Guarded outlook for economy
• Conservation Commission OKs Lunenburg solar-farm proposal
• Developer eyes mill for mixed project
• From milk paint to furniture, Thibeau mastered much
• Legislators: Ban EBTs from getting cash
• Read about Fitchburg State alum Jeff Anderson's creative efforts to connect the...
• Monty Tech ROTC squad saluted for 4th-place finish
• Westminster's Forbush Library needs $11G
• Lunenburg schools to seek $750G for high-school study
• Son of noted Concord author makes a run for state Senate seat
• Board votes to allow some tax breaks to expire
• He may not be the $6M dog, but 'Bionic Barry' sure had his day
• Police: Royalston OUI suspect drove into school's parking lot
• Candidates Night in Westminster
• 6 nominated for Fitchburg energy board
• Planners OK 7-home project in Leominster
• Failed inspection leads to OUI charge for Fitchburg man
• Fitchburg doc is named Clinician of the Year
• Townsend officials: Open-space plan 'astounding'
• Westminster officials: Zoning bylaw too strict
• Wrapped In Pride: Ghanaian Kente And African American Identity
• The university's annual Easter Egg Hunt will be held Saturday, April 7 at 10 a.m.!
• Nashua River Watershed Auction
• Fitchburg accident
• Ex-treasurer Tim Cahill is indicted
• Four finalists announced for N. Middlesex superintendent
• Fitchburg middle-schoolers get solid reviews for Expanded Learning Time
• Leominster sets fiscal '13 budget at $66.4M
• Fitchburg officer injured while at fire
• Student charged in rape
• FSU has commencement speaker
• Shirley selectmen OK new cable deal
• Lunenburg official set to support solar farm
• Westminster selectmen study budget proposals for fiscal '13
• Townsend town clerk earns new municipal certification
• Fitchburg Board of Health announces ward cleanup schedule
• City swans released to Coggshall Park pond
• Follow the OneCard Office on Twitter ...
• Check out the latest issue of the campus newsletter, Fitchburg State University...
• Deadly Ashburnham dirt bike crash probed
• JAIL AND BAIL
• GOP freshmen state reps out to make their mark
• Ambulatory surgery centers brace for stricter limitations
• QUOTABLE QUOTES: Girls can grow up to be president
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL: Senate to consider road repair bill
• Grab a box of tissues: Early allergy season nothing to sneeze at
• RESULTS QUESTIONED: Officials dispute report on alleged school test cheating
• 'Nothing to scrutinize'
• Autistic adults who age out of system face uncertain future
• Fitchburg man dies skydiving in Florida
• Clowning Around
• State funds will allow Leominster, Fitchburg to plan innovative schools
• One dead in dirt bike crash
• Fitchburg pride one block at a time
• ambulatory surgery centers brace for stricter limitations
• Scesny gets life without parole
• State funds will allow Leominster, Fitchburg to plan creative schools
• Fitchburg
• Overlook School fest features fun and games
• Hours at Lunenburg Library's children's room could be slashed unless override is approved
• Municipal Meetings
• Lowell man charged with running prostitution ring
• Police Briefs
• Man hit by car in Fitchburg
• Cleanup today in Lancaster
• Old school to become university housing
• Correction
• Lunenburg, Gardner schools awarded grant
• Holy Week Schedule
• Leominster schools OK'd for repairs
• Tickets are still available for Saturday's performances by Sagapool:
• CORRECTION
• For Devens plans, denial is in the Ayer
• Man guilty in Fitchburg woman's '96 murder, rape
• Mazzarella: Little League fence flap can be resolved
• Patrick: I'd fight 'Stand Your Ground' bill
• Measles test negative for Fitchburg student
• Fitchburg woman not guilty in fatal I-495 crash
• FITCHBURG FORUM: Creative workers called key to vibrant economy
• Fitchburg-Leominster Boys & Girls Club to launch capital campaign
• What would you do -- help others ... or dive into the cash?
• Fitchburg Courtyard by Marriott becoming Holiday Inn
• Fitchburg artists open studios to the public Saturday
• Focus groups compile priorities for next North Middlesex superintendent
• 'He doesn't want to be a hero'
• Westford man charged in robberies
• Our Alumni Association will host a panel discussion with recent graduates next W...
• Massachusetts Briefs
• Shirley selectmen split on manager's work -- and the grade form
• Little disruption after Fitchburg school measles scare
• Front-row view of a nation in the fast lane
• To community, to the animals, a man of compassion
• Jury trial for Ayer sex offender in assault on child
• Trooper saw the crash, the flames. He knew what to do
• One Piece at a Time
• Send religious-service notices
• Correction
• Grade 8 open house planned for Wednesday in Leominster
• Rail commuters facing 29 percent fare hike on Fitchburg-to-Boston trip
• Jury meeting in Scesny case
• People's Choice for Sterling company
• Ashburnham-Westminster schools eye more cuts
• Leominster council votes to buy house, preserve its history in Underground Railroad
• Drake house a true center for abolitionists
• Hypnotist in Ashburnham on Friday
• Townsend VFW to host Easter Egg Hunt
• Massachusetts Briefs
• Fitchburg schools take precautions after unconfirmed measles case
• 8-time drunk driver's arraignment on 9th charge delayed till Monday
• Townsend water chief seeks apology from selectman
• Jury gets 1996 Fitchburg murder trial
• Everyone gets in on the act with Leominster All-City Play
• New Fitchburg school students should be enrolled by end of April
• Region's employment declines in Feb.
• State considers cutting back on logging limits
• ONTHEWEB
• New solar bylaw to see light of day at Lunenburg Town Meeting
• Shirley finance officials whittle FY13 budget
• CenterStage at Fitchburg State welcomes Sagapool this Saturday, with performance...
• The university's theatre and industrial technology programs present "Arsenic and...
• Engineer points out solar-plan concerns in Lunenburg
• Leominster mayor chides unions, councilors
• Westminster planners call for larger wind turbines
• League: Leominster mayor off base
• Shirley man, 78, killed in head-on crash
• Former Fitchburg priest indicted on child-porn, theft charges
• Corrections
• Leominster Sen. Flanagan in line for plum post?
• Mass. gas prices up another 3 cents
• Nashoba chief to fill Lancaster in on field and track renovation
• Spadafino takes over the helm at Lunenburg High
• Tuskegee Airmen speak in Fitchburg of fighting for their country -- and their rights
• Utilities may face greater scrutiny in Massachusetts
• Great article in today's Sentinel & Enterprise about Fitchburg State students wh...
• The Women's History Month celebration continues tonight at 6:30 with a screening...
• Fitchburg shooter at-large
• 'Apes,' 'Colbert Report' win Genesis Awards
• Some schools stop serving 'pink slime,' claiming it's not harmful, just gross
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Nashua woman plans walk to benefit Dystonia research
• Real to reel in Leominster
• Choosing the best software can be a taxing dilemma
• FSU students build homes for Habitat for Humanity during spring break
• Couple will be first vets in program to graduate
• Tryouts
• LAWMAKERS PASS ALONG PERKS TO RELATIVES
• Fort Devens erects fence to thwart potential intruders
• Leominster families flee from fire
• Municipal Meetings
• Unitil has the most expensive utility rates in the Bay State
• Man recovering after being shot
• Unitil shows how each dollar is spent
• What you're paying for in your Unitil bill
• Agency helps adults with special needs find jobs, sense of purpose
• Catholics to take part in penance service
• Power outage hurts Friday night business in Leominster, owners say
• Still Got Game
• Fitchburg man caught with prescription pills
• Shirley WWII vet honored by French
• Police: Extinguisher hazardous
• Leominster man charged in dispute
• Fitchburg officials tour city's parks
• Third suspect in murder held on $500,000 bail
• Contractor charged with credit card theft
• Hot dog Stand owner plays 'ketch-up'
• Fitchburg 'gang' plans to cleanup D-Block
• Sex offender, 80, accused in assault on Ayer woman
• Emotions run high as Devens vote looms
• Proposal leads to deep divide inside Devens community
• Graves sets sights on Bastien in GOP primary for state rep
• Sex offender, 80, accused in assault on Ayer woman
• How will you vote on the Vicksburg Square project at Devens?
• Lunenburg neighbors see solar farm as eyesore, flooding hazard
• Ex-Fitchburg mayoral candidate gets probation in assault
• Correction
• State: No further environmental review on Westminster station plan
• Patrick pitches housing-authority reforms
• Mass. Republicans press for probe on jobs data
• Lowell woman pleads guilty to selling drugs at UPS job
• Sentinel and Enterprise writer Alana Melanson covered our Women's History Month...
• Lisciotti boosts FSU campaign with $100G match grant
• Gregg Lisciotti has issued a $100,000 challenge grant to help the university clo...
• DPW renovation wrapped -- $44G under budget
• 'Cinderella' bad influence on girls?
• Judge: Trio must plead guilty in Leominster bus blaze
• Weaver: Put the Constitution first
• Rod and Reel
• Ayer-Shirley school board approves $22M budget
• Panel backs letting teens 16, 17 preregister to vote
• Bill would cut free attorneys, jail time for minor crimes
• The big question for parents: Is it too violent for my child?
• Defense offers two other suspects in '96 murder of Fitchburg woman
• UConn buses to give turn warnings in wake of fatal
• Charges dropped for man, 73, who ran over wife
• FSU cheerleaders win national competition
• State rep goes out on limb to make utilities trim trees before storms
• Accord may be reached for Ashburnham, Ashby dispatchers job security
• Today the university continues its observance of Women's History Month with a pa...
• Basking in the Spring Equinox
• Town: Tax hike vital
• Fitchburg Council OKs spending $10,000 for town cleanup effort
• Leominster middle school seeks money for sports
• To stretch or not to stretch?
• Ashburnham gearing up for 250
• Correction
• $80,000 grant will strengthen bond between FSU and MWCC
• Hockey for Heroes in Gardner the Stanley Cup of vets' fundraisers
• Scesny jury tours areas of Fitchburg
• Fitchburg's TerraTherm wins pact to help clean Vietnam airport
• More on Jim Todd from the Knicks' website:
• Congratulations to Fitchburg State alum Jim Todd - who also coached basketball a...
• Lt. gov: Vicksburg Square 'great opportunity' for Devens
• Fitchburg woman in alleged vulgar tirade outside school is arraigned
• Leominster has a healthy welcome for CPR Angel
• Selectmen create Crocker Pond management plan
• Leominster schools unveil 'flexible' $66.4M proposal
• Shirley takes a stand against rail transport of ethanol
• Solar project on tap in Lunenburg
• Trial of man charged in 1996 Fitchburg murder set to start
• Fitchburg schools focusing on capital plan
• Fitchburg men held in series of breaks
• Gas leak contained in Fitchburg
• Man found dead on ski lift
• Fitchburg Mayor Wong decries cut of funds for road and bridge repair
• Tewksbury motorcyclist killed in crash with moose in Ashburnham
• Fitchburg jakes to host Irish Night for charity
• QUOTABLE QUOTES: Patrick's jobs numbers, fed stats don't jibe
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL: Legislature clears 54 new laws in 2012
• State finds firing of Joseph's Bistro worker discriminatory
• Fitchburg High School students gain boiler-room experience
• Townsend police, fire, library all seek budget hikes
• Tougher penalties sought for meeting-law violations
• Mayor wants to add sidewalks in Leominster
• Leominster school officials creating new evaluation system
• I Do Love Green Eggs and Ham!
• Ashby, Ashburnham take next step to regionalize dispatch services
• Fitchburg woman faces drug and weapon charges
• Leominster developer: Less regulation more construction
• Job 1 for US solar-panel makers: Cut costs
• Lunenburg residents pressing to change bylaw, block solar farm
• Food, Irish dance highlights of St. Patrick's celebrations
• John Demjanjuk, convicted of being
• Community Calendar
• Officials, business owners pipe up about grease trap dilemma
• Lucky Tattoo
• Correction
• Brown, Warren enjoy good-natured sparring at breakfast
• Townsend man jailed for trying to kill father
• State Briefs
• Fitchburg Federal to toast merger
• DeLeo addresses economic concerns
• Congressmen, Clooney protest humanitarian crisis in Sudan
• Superintendent reinforces his dedication to Fitchburg schools
• Commission to form Smart Growth plan for Fitchburg, Leominster, Westminster
• St. Bernard students commemorate St. Patrick's Day by giving to needy
• Fort Devens reunion planned
• A fantastic interview with Natalie MacMaster this week in the Sentinel & Enterpr...
• Golnik, Weaver work for edge in 3rd District GOP race
• Young and old join to fight cancer at annual St. Baldrick's fundraiser
• Land buy will protect Fitchburg watershed
• Police, pubs: Celebrate St. Pat's -- smartly
• Ravenelle not chosen for Lincoln school post
• Fitchburg, Leominster officials dispute crime report
• Correction
• Oakmont climbs behind the wheel for driver-ed program
• ONTHEWEB
• Workers put out Fitchburg fire
• Lunenburg principal finalists named
• They built a winning machine: Local middle-schoolers take robotics title
• Springing Forth
• Ashburnham near deal on solar project
• Fitchburg sees federal block-grant funds slip by $170G
• Fitchburg finance board OKs taking grant to expand watershed
• Mass. Taxpayers chief: Benefits must be reined in
• Two people injured in Gardner rollover crash
• Legislators: Sick-days bill would hurt small businesses
• Nashoba Regional teacher/coach fired over 'unacceptable' conduct
• UMass Memorial CEO plans 2013 retirement
• Got yard waste? Fitchburg collection to start
• Fitchburg FinCom OKs accepting grant to expand watershed
• No injuries as heavy sill crashes to ground at Ashburnham school
• Lunenburg selectmen near decision on bad intersection
• Police: Leominster man assaulted wife, children
• Archery classes start in April
• St. Baldrick's looks to set local record tonight in Pepperell
• Town meetings in Ashby, Townsend, Pepperell will decide whether to approve $940G for a feasibility study for high school
• Sen. Brewer to speak to Mount Wachusett grads
• Event Sunday will look at legacy of Lancaster native son Henry Stedman Nourse
• Leominster council rescinds ordinance requiring that residents be hired for public projects
• Store worker nearly run down by shoplifter
• On local eateries' menu for May 9: 'Taste of Leominster'
• TICK TIPS FOR ANIMALS AND HUMANS
• Report shows regional job loss
• Next week, Fitchburg State welcomes Celtic fiddler Natalie MacMaster! Read about...
• Suspect held on theft, assault charges
• Police: Drunk man disorderly in cell
• Mt. Wachusett CC lauded for adopting fire-science curriculum
• ONTHEWEB
• Rates set to go up
• NM school board OKs $46.8M FY13 budget
• Warrant article aims to benefit town budget
• DPW eyes town sewer plant
• State official is named to Gaming Commission
• St. Paddy's Day supper in Townsend
• Ballroom decision delayed
• Lawyers say reform a long time coming
• Two Fitchburg men face firearms charges
• Power play: Citizens Energy plans solar farm at Devens
• City councilor glad his energy wasn't wasted
• They went through hoops for win
• Rollstone profits up slightly in 2011
• A century of shaping lives
• Ashby residents divided on plan for 5-member Board of Selectmen
• Limits abroad, fewer foster children at home cut adoptions
• House overrides funding veto for Republican sheriffs
• QUOTABLE QUOTE
• From young minds, visions of change
• Warren, in Ayer, pushes middle-class roots
• The Dawg Pound
• Fitchburg High senior tapped for Alger award
• Water, sewer rates top Leominster council agenda
• IN THEIR OWN WORDS
• Making a world of difference
• Green-thumbed seniors wanted
• Municipal Meetings
• FHS eye in the sky getting bigger
• Internet muddles shield-law proposal
• LHS grad develops new medical technique
• Man accused of running over wife back in court
• Pushing Progression
• Romney doesn't wait at RMV
• Leominster library to show film
• Two arrested on drug charges in Fitchburg
• Group raises banner in Fitchburg to raise awareness of disabled
• Mazzarella to host health care reform presentation
• Ayer-Shirley Regional students get hands-on court experience
• Lunenburg could see tax hike
• Fitchburg schools get kudos from USDA
• Stacks of stories. One super ending
• Need a cut? He's got your chair
• Builder will take $396G risk to get Ashburnham school started
• Options mulled for Ayer-Shirley school building project
• Selectman refuses to OK warrant for Devens project
• Girl Scouts celebrating 100 years with Promise event at FHS
• Fitchburg council OKs property acquisition for storm-drain line
• Lunenburg schools face across-the-board cuts, superintendent warns
• ONTHEWEB
• Mass. court rules against police on education pay
• Communities joining campaign for Wekepeke watershed restoration
• Devens firm lands supply contract
• Mass. jobless rate holds at 6.9 percent
• Fitchburg official: Heating aid may come up short
• Missing man rescued from Fitchburg park woods
• Fitchburg shooting suspect arrested in Brooklyn, N.Y.
• Warm Weather Reflectance
• Hearing on Lunenburg solar project postponed
• Worcester County man arrested in sex case
• Gardner mayor endorses Golnik in run for Congress
• Ardinger unseats May on GOP state board
• Leaders vow to fight plan to cut jobs at Hanscom, other Mass. bases
• Nashoba Regional track project in hands of voters
• Leominster water-sewer increases seen on horizon
• Measure would give police immediate access to probation records
• Patrick files bill to end jobless-benefits loophole
• Ayer selectman refuses to sign Vicksburg Square warrant
• Learn to raise your own chickens
• Our NEASC accreditation visit wraps up with an open forum this morning at 11 in...
• Hanscom could lose 333 jobs in first round of cuts
• Briggs recuses himself from Ashburnham-Ashby dispatch regionalization talks
• Finalists for Lunenburg High principal state their cases
• Sen. Brown urges PAC to stop running online ads
• Alleged intruder had no recollection of how or why he was in Fitchburg house
• Rep: Legalizing pot would benefit state
• Assisted-suicide testimony gets emotional
• Overcooked hot dogs start fire in Fitchburg kitchen
• Lunenburg teachers likely without contract till October
• Fitchburg-area residents let conscience guide their votes
• Bresnahan Scouting Center board declines Ashburnham's offer to kick in on building costs
• Local businessman rolls out fourth Subway, this one in Leominster
• MBTA hearing in Fitchburg tomorrow
• Massachusetts Briefs
• Lawyer for attempted-murder suspect wants to see video
• No jail time in death of local man at UConn
• State officially tightens reins on ed collaboratives
• Man charged in Nashua arsons
• Lancaster residents to vote on dam removal
• NMRSD committee: Cut items that don't help students
• Shirley supports Vicksburg Square plan at Devens
• Students eating more local produce
• Happenings at the Senior Center
• Townsend church plans Irish supper
• Their mission: Defend Hanscom
• Lunenburg selectmen ready to discuss remote participation
• Dispatch discourse continues
• New school task force aimed at dropout prevention
• FHS in line for AP grant
• Caring teacher helped others even in death
• Thieves stealing X-rays for silver
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Day of Hope honors those struck down by cancer
• Donation allows Fitchburg library to buy equipment
• Solar project not set just yet
• Library needs Legos
• Fitchburg motorist crashes pickup truck
• Prepping for Gardening Season
• Gardeners exchange growing tips at workshop
• Leominster High jazz band will toot their own horns at Berklee College competition
• Spin for Hope
• McKay School to host annual spaghetti supper
• Officials: Municipal
• Fitchburg's First Parish rich in faith and history
• Municipal Meetings
• Tsongas, McGovern reach out to future constituents in Fitchburg, Leominster
• Basketball Battle
• State Briefs
• Advocates:
• Ashby's history on display
• AUC proposes evangelical training at Lancaster site
• Leominster chief tracks suspect who tried to rip him off
• Two groups face off on Crocker Pond issue
• Gardening gurus to gather in Leominster
• UConn student who struck, killed Westminster man may not serve jail time
• General manager confident that Red Sox fans will tune in to WPKZ
• Defense counsel seeks video of alleged assault
• Snow Problem
• Plans in works for Nashoba Regional track, field renovation
• Brief outage affects 450 Fitchburg customers
• Sheriff: Move of prisoners to Billerica would be temporary
• Obama, in Nashua, says U.S. must cut oil dependence
• Trinity, Devens spar at last Vicksburg hearing
• Bill seeks fairer standard for child-abuse investigations
• Brooks gains backing for rep. run
• Fitchburg man charged in assault
• Mass. Senate drops barrier to HIV testing
• Ashby residents to decide on five-member Board of Selectmen
• ONTHEWEB
• SAY IT AIN'T SO! Fitchburg station swaps Red Sox for pinstripes
• May seeking re-election to Republican State Committee
• Student sad but flattered that artwork was stolen
• Rapist loses bid for new trial
• Boys & Girls Club program lets kids see how salmon develop
• Eight characters, one stage packed with intensity
• Traffic stop brings drug, OUI charges for Leominster man
• Correction
• May seeking re-election to GOP State Committee
• NM Players taking 'Asylum' to statewide competition Saturday
• Finally, a dose of white -- and for some that's cause for celebration
• Lunenburg solar-farm project at standstill
• After violations, builder must take wetlands action
• Pepperell man faces 9th OUI charge
• Mass. Briefs
• Ashburnham selectmen and Advisory Board debate budget
• Fish-eggs project gives youngsters up-close lesson in cycle of life
• Builder ordered to take Leominster wetlands-protection action
• The university is ready for its NEASC accreditation visit next week! Read more a...
• Massachusetts Briefs
• Ashby selectmen vow Town Meeting vote on dispatch plan
• Ashburnham-Westminster educators state their budget cases
• Coakley names ex-N.J. State Police lieutenant to Gaming Commission
• Republican Weaver to run for Tsongas' seat
• Shirley COA director pushes for increase in hours
• Corrections
• Fitchburg man heads back to jail for probation violation
• Coggshall Park panel gives $13,000 to Fitchburg
• Leominster mom turns ... 12? Must be a Leap Year
• Health-care talk delayed to March 14
• Dame gets life in jail for 1974 murder of Fitchburg woman
• Firm downsizes proposed solar farm in Lunenburg
• Water, sewer rates debated in Leominster
• Leominster police seek carjacking suspect
• Bad budget news for North Middlesex
• Leominster boarding house gets license
• Fitchburg police station adds on, with help from friends
• North Central Chamber poll says residents want to control municipal health-care costs
• St. Bernard's takes stage Saturday
• Lunenburg students Fuel Up in a healthy way thanks to grant
• Two-alarm fire destroys empty Fitchburg building
• Leominster residents polled on cost of city government
• New firetruck -- and its 102-foot ladder -- ready for service in Fitchburg
• Former Leominster school board member has A&B charges dropped
• Ashby-Ashburnham dispatch regionalization decision may wait until April
• QUOTABLE QUOTES: Lawmakers fear powerful new drug's impact
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL: A look at state reps' per diems
• Public hearing precedes Ash-West School Committee meeting Tues.
• First-grade teacher by day, Cindy Holt prepares for production of 'Fiddler'
• AmeriCorps program plans information sessions in April
• Fitchburg GOP ready to rally
• Ashby officials push caution with regional dispatch plan
• Brush-fire season in full swing
• Vendors pleased with turnout at area home show
• Rockin Boulder
• Westminster native returns from tour of duty in Afghanistan
• Warren, Brown take sides on reproductive rights
• Fitchburg Police Dept. to unveil new community room
• Mannequin experiences meltdown in Leominster
• Wind causes outage in Lancaster
• Driver uninjured in Fitchburg rollover
• AmeriCorps recruitment drive seeks 15 new members
• Man sentenced in gun-theft case
• Defense attorney OK'd for state funds
• Two shops, one slice of bitterness
• Ranor wins $1.1M contract to supply anti-cancer gear
• N. Middlesex School officials push for study
• Municipal Meetings
• Dancing Through Rehearsal
• Fitchburg's famed rock gets 'boulder' notice in National Geographic
• Fitchburg man faces
• Correction
• Hearing on health, human services set
• Two from Townsend sentenced for rape
• Small subdivisions are proposed for Leominster
• Fitchburg woman's family finds solace in Dame's murder conviction
• What the S&E staff is working on this weekend
• Hanscom base cuts draw concern
• New Hope Church to host forum for women
• Shirley man may get year in prison
• Westminster plans 'meet-and-greet' Saturday
• For regional dispatch, decision may be sooner rather than later
• Joseph's Bistro to close Sunday
• Townsend hosts baby-sitting course
• Tsongas winds down Cambodia trip
• Student held on robbery charges
• Lunenburg board OKs restaurant's outdoor expansion
• Ten years later, they still recall 'Quazie'
• Community Health Connections turns 10
• What the S&E staff is working on Thursday
• Check out The Point, the online student newspaper for Fitchburg State University...
• Whoo, hoooooo!
• Ashburnham gallery showcases local artists
• Ashby planners unveil new zoning district
• Three-time Fitchburg OUI driver facing new charges
• With $2.5M loan, Devens distribution company poised to add workers
• Lunenburg looking at cuts as requests come in $1.5M over budget
• For most, it's a winter of our content
• 'Rocky' takes a cold swim -- and that's good for Leominster vets
• Westminster officials want more study on layover-station impact
• Funding helps North Central Mass. charities keep food stock cold
• Restaurants say Fitchburg grease-control ordinance carries high price
• Tonight at Percival: Check out a staged reading of author Dava Sobel's play "And...
• College info night in Townsend
• Leominster planners miss quorum
• Ex-corrections chief: 'Three Strikes' should be out
• Redo of Lancaster's Prescott Building set at $3.6M
• Fitchburg councilors eye help sewer costs
• Shirley youth a proven leader
• Planned addition at Mount Wachusett Community College praised
• 'Cupboard is bare' for Leominster Starburst
• Fitchburg sanitary inspector charged with OUI after crash
• Police say suspect in Route 2 accident knocked on Westminster doors looking for a lift
• Sen. Brown: Ballot signatures in the bag
• Nashoba Boards of Health announces screenings
• Bay State remains game for success
• Fitchburg Arc leader visits Washington
• Study: More freight-rail access in Westminster
• $11.4 million spent to woo lawmakers for casinos
• Devens christens 'green' townhouses
• Historian recounts city's melting pot
• A wedding at Town Hall? Skip the toast in Lancaster
• Our Father's Table meals celebrates 29th year
• Handgun, two knives seized at school; Shirley teen faces charges
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Dealers: Car sales brisk over weekend
• Aircraft fee doesn't fly with Fitchburg officials
• Townsend Girl Scout setting a gold standard for service
• Townsend to honor tot who saved 'Nana'
• Schools and homelessness
• Worst-hit districts
• Municipal Meetings
• Fire damages Leominster condos
• Leominster Trail Stewards host Winter Fun Day
• St. Bernard's enters play in competition
• News Digest
• School districts chalk up travel expenses for homeless youths
• Builders concerned about cost of going green
• Steps to becoming a green community
• Homeless couple's story is disputed by family members
• Lunenburg's top cop and fire chief prepare to retire
• Townsend man, stepson found guilty of sexually assaulting 14-year-old
• Poll shows Brown outpacing Warren
• Leominster woman misses arraignment
• Townsend man held for dangerousness hearing
• Motorist arraigned on drunken driving charges
• Longsjo organizers keep cautious eye on race route
• Leominster Realtor elected to post
• Prosecutor focuses on DNA during murder trial
• Group receives $50,000 grant
• Floral program set in Fitchburg
• Writer, photographer offers insight into N.E. lighthouses
• They'd make the Pats proud
• Kerry, Brown back Hillman for federal court
• Larcenies up in Twin Cities
• North Middlesex Regional put on probation over building problems
• Budget trimmed for new Briggs School in Ashburnham
• Jury begins deliberations in Townsend rape case
• Senate OKs bill pressuring utilities on storm response
• MBTA budget debate may bring state-line tolls back on the table
• Breakfast for needy at Cleghorn center
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• Rosa updates guide for Leominster-area residents in need
• Hit Barrett Park trails tomorrow
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• BUILDING FUTURES: Trainees join tribute to Job Corps founder at Devens
• Tax breaks under microscope, says state finance chief
• Ashburnham signs deal to provide solar power
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• Mass. GOP legislators pitch job-growth plan
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• Restaurants invited to join menu for Taste of Leominster
• Oakmont, Overlook schools make their budget requests at Ash-West meeting
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• Eagle (sign) has landed
• WEST appeals Crocker Pond plan
• Senior meals face ax in governor's budget
• Townsend OKs rules for computer usage
• Leominster schools to consider OK'ing draft for protocols
• Drop in Leominster's dropout rate heralded
• Wong to visit Fitchburg's sister city in Germany
• Mass. Business Council seeks nominations for trade awards
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• Sides split on Lancaster dam's future
• Leominster City Council endorses Green Communities Act proposal
• Lucy's Furniture closing Leominster store -- or is it?
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• Mixed verdict in beating case
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• St. Bernard's Elementary School Second Quarter Honor Roll
• Tsongas to Fitchburg-area business leaders: I can help district push its 'vision'
• Inaugural joint ward meeting draws a crowd in Fitchburg
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• House approves DNA evidence bill
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• Fitchburg Scout embraces project
• Lunenburg schools chief instructed to rework budget
• Leominster could see water rate increase
• Haiti Mission
• Catholic Church examines Obama's modified stance on contraception
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• Leominster mayor, employees tangle over benefits
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• Get your pooch a free pedicure in Westminster
• AppleCore Scholarship Program deadline nears
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• Group of Lunenburg residents claim proposed energy project not a bright idea
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• N. Middlesex High School awaits word on its status
• Community Journal will shut down
• Pool tourney to benefit family of Leominster man killed by driver
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• Democrats to caucus in Leominster
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• Caissie pulls papers for second term
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• LHS makes the grade: Officials praise $45M renovation
• Deliberations continue today in Tyngsboro beating trial
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• Report: Health-insurance rules mean big savings for Mass. communities
• Town officials voice concerns over Westminster train layover plan
• Mass., nine other states get waiver from education act
• Westminster residents join in Master Plan brainstorm session
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• Teams feasting on wings for charity, bragging rights
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• 20 Fitchburg stores pass test during alcohol-sales check
• Leominster girl's game gives big win -- meeting Obama
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• Workers extinguish Simonds fire
• Leominster comptroller argues for health-care changes
• Lunenburg committee told school fixes will be costly
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• Ashby, Ashburnham begin talks on regional dispatch service
• Arguments wrap up in beating trial
• Devens dispatch center on target for April 2013 opening
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• Nashoba Tech fiscal 2013 budget up by 3.9 percent
• Lunenburg to see lower power bills
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• Leominster's diamond nearly out of the rough
• Restaurateur: Fight ensued after he accused defendant
• Maui Wowi says 'aloha' to Fitchburg
• 8 trees, not 11, to be cut at Shirley Common
• Winter Fest is coming to Ashburnham, with or without snow
• State's top court: Shirley was wrong to say mobile-home park couldn't expand
• Firefighters to the rescue
• Delivery driver tackles man who allegedly broke into car in Fitchburg
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• Lunenburg eyes rules for solar projects
• Layover-station critic in Westminster calls for study
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• No stopping Leominster Crimestoppers now
• Global Catholic Network radio station coming to Fitchburg
• DiNatale called Legislator of Year
• Leominster schools eye 7-day schedule
• Shirley sewer commissioner questions moving meeting site for official banned for gun threat
• Westminster DPW hands over controversial water-rate study
• Ayer/Methuen housing director hit on dual salaries
• Brian Meifert drops pounds and inspires others to do the same
• Super Bowl ads battle for top spot
• Groton-Dunstable Regional High hockey team to honor fallen Marine
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• Get Your Head in the Game! Go Pats!
• Parole proposal draws protest
• Shirley Legion hosts cook-off
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• Marine mom steps up for the wounded
• Fitchburg Ward 4 Democrats to caucus
• Ashburnham woman charged with OUI
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• Young robotics aces hope for trip to Calif.
• Young entrepreneur creates unique school fundraiser
• Regional Relay for Life raised $778G
• Roofing firm goes all-solar
• Small hands, big thanks
• UMass Lowell broadens reach with Israel university link
• For Leominster CTE students, a healthy gift
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• Focus groups to aid North Middlesex superintendent search
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• Lancaster commission weighs energy-purchase plans
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• Westminster senior center plan headed to May vote
• Brothers convicted in fatal Quincy fire
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• Eldridge eyes several limits on campaign donations with ethics bills
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• Got goats? Ashburnham course may be right up your alley
• Fitchburg's Clark, Conry join Monty Tech board
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• First Friday at The Leominster Art Center
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• MassHousing extends lease for Waterway apartments
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• Meeting today for fired Shirley official
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• Ashby officials put heads together on FY '13 budget
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• Lunenburg residents praise Summer Street plans
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• Fitchburg charter school earns reprieve from state ed board
• With iPads, students at St. Anna School in Leominster have the world at their fingertips
• Neighbors of solar project in Lunenburg don't see the light
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• Gov. Patrick calls for overhaul of state community colleges in State of the State address
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• Municipal-utility bill gains power
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• Corrections officer charged after chase
• Westminster OKs pursuing rail-noise study
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• Actresses needed for 'Steel Magnolias'
• Brown, Warren put brakes on attack ads
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• Fitchburg schools eye drop in dropouts
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• Sentinel & Enterprise files complaint against Westminster DPW for release of water-rate study discussed in public meeting
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• DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY
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• House, Senate OK supplemental budget
• Movie has Shirley actor basking in Sundance buzz
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• Patriots faithful cheer team to victory
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• Westminster Planning Board puts wind power bylaw on paper
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• Lunenburg man gets six months for OUI
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• Students take on MLK Service Challenge
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• Test your knowledge of North Central Mass. business
• Fun, food highlights of Winter Carnival
• Pats one win away from Super Bowl
• Bipartisan 2011 at Statehouse
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• Girl Scouts scramble to find meeting space
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• He's made quite a mark on MART
• Illegal alien gets 18 months in jail
• Sen. Brown kicks off re-election campaign
• POLICE BRIEFS Police: Fitchburg man had pot-stuffed pockets
• Fatal crash case given trial date
• Fitchburg pursuing canceled lot sale
• Leominster being awarded for crime initiative
• Tyler, Underwood team for Super Bowl 'Crossroads'
• Glued to the Arts
• Local man charged with pot possession
• Brown announces re-election bid, calls Warren a 'rock-thrower'
• Contractor search for Briggs School moves along in Ashburnham
• Monty Tech team heads to Maryland for cyber-defense finals
• First a new name, now a new website for B&GC of North Central Massachusetts
• Fitchburg charter school 'blindsided' by state warning
• A new stage for Fitchburg's Longsjo Classic -- Worcester
• Workers' C.U. donates $10G to United Way
• Drawbridge open to extending fundraising career at Boys & Girls Club of North Central Massachusetts
• Heat is on for Fitchburg firm TerraTherm
• Probation possible for Lunenburg High School
• Unemployment rate drops, yet Mass. loses jobs
• Fitchburg Art Museum News - January 2012
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• Lunenburg committee backs grade 6-12 school
• Pipe project affects Leominster traffic
• Lawmakers target decision easing corporate campaign donations
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• Locals square off over Devens housing plan
• Lunenburg plan puts grades 6-12 in one building
• Mass. lawmakers reject meals-tax holiday plan
• Govt. raps grocery chain in workplace safety case
• Workers' names Smith its CFO
• Comcast: Six Ashburnham families will not get cable
• Fitchburg man charged in alleged attack on woman
• Ex-Ashby firefighter arraigned in alleged assault and battery
• Land-title questions stall Westminster Habitat for Humanity project
• Brenda Woods earns promotion at TD Bank
• Comcast tells 6 Ashburnham families they won't get cable
• The arches are back ... and Fitchburg's lovin' it
• Public rails against MBTA fare hike, service cuts
• Consultant: New North Middlesex schools chief could be in place by April
• Townsend backs telecom-head job
• Bailey's hosts Project Graduation benefit
• Bastien to give Ashby's new rep a running start
• Brown brings message to locals
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• Fitchburg City Council OKs land buy after rocky debate
• Coffee with a side of companionship at McDonald's
• 3 Leominster councilors to attend municipal group's weekend event
• High bail set for suspect in 3 Dunkin' Donuts robberies
• Leominster park gets $500G grant
• UMass Lowell professors plan protest
• 1 charged in robbery at Fitchburg Dunkin' Donuts
• Woman killed in Gardner fire ID'd
• MBTA may cut Burlington-to-Cambridge bus
• Local solar projects in the works or being discussed
• Fitchburg-area towns eye more solar arrays, but zoning issues may stand in the way
• Former Ashby firefighter awaiting arraignment
• Fitchburg ouncil to vote on sewer funds
• Inaugural ball planned to celebrate Fitchburg Mayor Wong's re-election
• Fundraiser hopes to get Longsjo back on course
• MLK Day draws a crowd at Leominster mall
• Many Fitchburg-area restaurants hungry for meals-tax holiday
• Townsend chief eyes dispatch supervisor
• Final public hearing on Vicksburg Square set for Wednesday
• Leominster woman struggles to recover from fall
• Church marks decades of faith
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• Company starts design work on Ayer-Shirley Regional School
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• Kids' lunch tabs can eat away at school finances
• Chief concerned about layover station
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• State treasurer touts local-lending initiative
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• Young visitors pack powerful punch and kick
• AG: Utilities should issue rebates after long outages
• Leominster man killed in crash on highway
• Library relents, allows Girl Scout display
• Historic buildings might be razed for Rail Trail parking
• Ice-fishing derby rescheduled
• Celebration centers on service, MLK Jr.
• MWCC given $2M to support civic engagement
• Official admits DPW dumping in wetland
• Michelle Obama 'random dances' at Va. appearance
• One injured in tractor-trailer accident
• Block on its way from drab to fab
• Colleagues, friends help give businessman a lift
• Emergency-management office getting upgrades
• Twinkies not simply a matter of taste
• Library director turns page on new job
• Officials await bids for work at Briggs school
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• City has $186M liability looming
• Details of new teacher-evaluation system still being hammered out
• Plane crashes in Fitchburg
• Ashby, Townsend schools should be enjoying new roofs by spring
• Volunteers take the lead in Jan. 21 event
• Leominster man running for state committeeman
• Nashoba Tech towns to vote on adding Ayer
• Shirley officials OK remote participation
• Young voters could help Paul surge
• Study: Airport not to blame for crash streak
• For Scouts' sake: Library asked to bend on policy
• Study to consider relocation of closing bookstore
• DA: CONVICT LINKED TO 1986 COLD CASE
• Townsend man pleads guilty to OUI hit-and-run
• Lancaster officials want public to weigh in on dam
• Recent graduate Eric Gregoire (class of 2011) has been appointed to a national c...
• Leominster man facing assault charges
• Mitt grabs Granite State
• Ash-West going to MSBA for upgrades
• 'Kangaroo' the horse rescued from mud in Townsend
• Shirley selectmen seek to lease fields
• FSU grad appointed to represent students on federal committee
• Shirley man held on bail on assault charges
• Teen's disorderly-conduct charge dismissed
• Fitchburg council OKs $8.8M sewer-project appropriation
• State says Lunenburg board violated labor laws
• For early N.H. voters, field a mixed bag
• Solar-farm developer wants to meet town in middle on taxes
• Veterans say N.H. primary lacks verve
• Only minor drawbacks to being neighbor to candidates' offices
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• Police: Fitchburg duo found with handgun
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• Sprinklers squelch Lunenburg condo fire
• Suspect held on $1,500 in connection with teen's death
• Leominster man facing attempted-murder charge
• Fitchburg's new team of solicitors sworn in
• Motorist faces multiple charges after arrest on Rte. 2 in Lancaster
• Council to pay $5G for zoning review
• NMRSD aiming for level-service budget
• Church land sought as site for solar panels
• Westminster Little League official offers to fund installation of lights
• Man accused of punching, choking ex-wife
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• Leominster about to move forward on walkway project
• N.H. voters want a conservative economic leader
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• Price of Powerball ticket to jump to $2
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• St. B's sells keepsakes
• Leominster SBA sets meeting for Jan. 18
• Going Bananas For Animals
• Mass. takes on mission helping vets find work
• Fitchburg soldier welcomed back from tour in Afghanistan
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• 44 names are on N.H. primary ballot
• New poll: Santorum surge fading in N.H.
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• Tenant who must pay water bill says he's tapped out
• North Middlesex officials say new school superintendent must be experienced leader
• Three Kings Day Celebration
• Ron Paul rallies his supporters in N.H. stop
• Police: Motorist drives wrong way on Route 3
• Ciota retires as Fitchburg city solicitor; prepares to travel through South America
• Victim spots alleged attacker on Facebook
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• Fitchburg police seek man who kept Rottweilers in van
• Attorney for Desilets wants documents, items released
• Westminster to create master plan
• Woman falls from bridge onto I-93
• Another suspect charged in death of Shirley teen
• Fitchburg Art Museum News - January 5, 2012
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• Collection provides period pianos for period music
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• Fitchburg council OKs mutual-aid agreement
• POLICE & COURT BRIEFS Cash stolen from city art center
• Teen denied bail in online threats case
• School district will save after lighting changes
• Tour sells Ayer selectman on Devens project
• Noise study on front burner in Westminster
• Vote on Vicksburg Square rezoning delayed 2 months
• Donations sought for celebration
• Leominster District Court lease renewed
• Leominster development plan impresses
• Robbery suspect at large
• Gardner man arrested, guns seized after alleged domestic dispute
• Shirley boy struck by two cars
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• Fitchburg council to vote on $8.8M sewer project
• DEP fines Ashburnham plant
• Fixes at problem intersection await study
• Center to host free celebration
• Local boards mull remote participation at meetings
• Principal: Accreditation concerns not affecting student performance
• Region feels season's first truly cold temps
• Bus rear-ends bus; several hospitalized
• Auto-parts supplier with Fitchburg start celebrates 40 years of service
• Science-minded Lunenburg woman earns valuable Thoreau scholarship
• Redevelopment would benefit John Fitch Highway, report says
• MBTA to travelers: Take a (fare) hike
• Reed to resign as Ashburnham selectman
• Dog confirmed dead in end-of-year blaze
• NMRSC hires superintendent search firm
• Lt. gov answers inconsistencies uncovered by 'black-box' data
• Judge may suppress some evidence against former Shirley town official
• Chronic drunk driver held without bail
• New Year's 2012 preserved in Amber
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• A week before N.H. primary, many still weighing choices
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• Advocates for disabled: Criteria for aid need to be more flexible
• Three to face home-invasion charges
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• As in Iowa, local voters puzzled
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• Lancaster woman logs off software career to pursue baking
• Hearing Tuesday for Kyle Keady
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• Police: Woman drives wrong way, charged with OUI
• Going the Distance
• Small fire causes store evacuation
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• 'I'll just call it my checklist for 2012'
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• Lowell man is charged in assault
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• Recap Wednesday's busy day for law enforcement at www.sentineland enterprise.com:
• Ethics fine for Middlesex sheriff's deputy
• With growing need, Friendship Fund thrives on spirit of giving
• Sheehan: Little left to fend off Townsend cuts
• 'Hit hard, yell loud, run fast'
• Jingle Bell Rock
• Police chief gets back to the street beat
• Ground broken on 'near zero' net energy homes on Devens
• Council honors outgoing members
• Two injured in Leominster crash
• For them, it's more than just dinner
• Babineau named to university board
• Ashburnham-Westminster schools secure tech grant
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Man arraigned after making alleged bomb threat
• Corporate donors bolster Mazzarella's home heating fund
• Don't count Rick Perry out just yet
• Officials correct fire-aid oversight
• Raffle drawing on TV tonight
• It's a green Christmas for Shirley
• Fancy a swim?
• North Middlesex superintendent search takes its first steps as board agrees to hire a consultant
• Townsend seniors plan Foxwoods trip
• Ashburnham board sets single tax rate
• Lancaster likely to get 75% back for storm cleanup
• Huntsman's daughters get 600,000 hits on YouTube -- and they're not even running for president
• Leominster chief hopes 3 new firefighters will help reduce OT
• Leominster eyes consultant for law changes
• Town & Country joins Coldwell realty firm
• Santa's loading up his ... bike? ... in Fitchburg
• All they want for Christmas is to help the needy
• Reviewing key legislative votes of 2011
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Habitat for Humanity gets clearance to use Westminster land
• Nashua River Watershed Association honors Leominster's Wironen
• Nashoba Tech may add Ayer to its membership
• Renowned carol may have roots in Lancaster
• N.H. man held after causing disturbance at traffic stop
• Off Road
• Football fans have faith in Tebow
• Golnik says he'll challenge Tsongas again
• Kids compete at robotics meet
• Briefs
• Police: Driver in fatal crash was drunk
• Family dining, entertainment are on the menu at Café 57
• Some give, but many are in need
• Municipal Meetings
• Multi-vehicle crash sends 1 to hospital
• Great stories and photos from our steel topping ceremony in the Sentinel & Enter...
• High Beams
• Fitchburg tenants escape fire unharmed
• Last beam in place at FSU science building
• None hurt in Leominster kitchen fire
• Officials hopeful leaner JBOS more effective, too
• Britney Spears engaged to marry Jason Trawick
• Have your religious services listed with us
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Hunting, fishing licensing only online
• Woman guilty of Ashby break gets suspended 1-year sentence
• Fisher Road home struck by bullet
• Wages of appeasement
• Heads or tails, it's a failure
• Regional school panel prepares for new superintendent search
• Lunenburg may adopt mutual-aid statutes
• Don't miss our steel topping ceremony at 12:15 p.m. today! Come sign the highest...
• Puppet Master
• Potter to students: It's not impossible to make a living in art
• Girl's Broadway prayers answered
• Bill allowing Dec. 26 liquor sales on gov's desk
• POLICE BRIEFS Lunenburg man indicted on attempted-murder charge
• Credit union merger approved
• Riders seek cyclo-cross title in Fitchburg races
• High school to host game-show fundraiser
• Thayer Library readies for 150th
• Lunenburg gets OK for electric aggregation
• Leominster seeks contributions for Main Street tree replacement
• What the S&E staff is working on Thursday
• Be a part of history: students are invited to sign the final beam in the new Sci...
• Tonight at 7 p.m., the Fitchburg Public Library launches the FREE Third Thursday...
• Holiday Harmony
• Teachers do more for those with less
• Leominster family hopes tours will make home feel more like Santa's workshop
• Company makes big, green change at plant
• Fitchburg park's swans kept safe for cold season
• Ayer FinCom, builder spar on ramifications of Devens project
• Grant to support library's environmental programs
• Andover contractor and his wife found shot to death inside home
• Ruling has Leominster officials second-guessing ordinance
• Romney's wager was a sure thing
• Leominster man allegedly led police on chase
• Lunenburg leaning toward 7-grade school
• Unitil board to be questioned in suit
• Check out the talents of Fitchburg State's students tonight at 8 p.m. Read about...
• DA: Fitchburg deaths not suspicious
• Cleghorn Youth Center opens
• Brown, Kerry want review of power grid
• City panel punts on lot purchase
• Devens developer answers Ayer officials' long-term cost concerns
• No new info in Princeton woman's death
• Familiar face to lead casino panel
• Fire probe seeks ID of person at scene
• Start of construction on new Briggs Elementary draws nearer
• Ashby won't adopt split tax rate
• Leominster storm cleanup complete
• Library to host puppet show Thursday night
• New Shirley cable contract may include Ayer connection
• First Turns
• Former Leominster mayor remembered as man of the people
• Fitchburg man suspect in indecent assault
• Residents oppose repeal of local-workers ordinance
• Grant application for Old Town Hall approved
• NMRHS explores changes in class schedule
• Gov to name gaming chief soon
• Conroy quits U.S. Senate bid
• Mt. Wachusett among junior colleges to get $20M in funds
• Free film series to begin
• Two convicted of armed home invasion
• City man facing heroin-trafficking charges
• State building authority issuing early payments
• MBTA offers ski-train service to Fitchburg
• Billerica woman sentenced for assault against step-daughter
• What the S&E staff is working on Monday
• Music tonight! The Choir, Chamber Singers and Harmonic Velocity will perform at...
• Full-Court Press
• Lancaster health center on market for $16 million
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Correction
• Leominster may hire zoning consultant
• Westminster firefighters douse three-alarm blaze
• Reason for the season shines brightly in holiday light displays
• Fitchburg Historical Society brings old materials to new site
• Group takes to the street to protest Unitil rate hike, service in Fitchburg
• Popping vitamin D? Not so fast
• Holiday Remembrance
• Veterans' graves adorned with wreaths
• Some women choose midwives to deliver their babies
• FITCHBURG HISTORY PART XII: INDUSTRY
• Westminster launches town website
• Politics served up for breakfast in Fitchburg
• News Digest
• Patrick travels in search of new jobs
• Marshall plans her next move
• Bye, Bye, Birdie
• Unlikely pastor perfect fit in Fitchburg
• Utility pole split in crash in Leominster
• Police: Suspect called stereo theft payback
• Study finds sexting double standard
• Bolton Fairgrounds to host ACS cycling event
• LPD: Duo tried to kill man's mother
• Mazzarella helps police locate suspects in break
• Bill would remove day after Christmas ban on liquor sales
• City school board to refocus in workshop
• Where are Trump's birther PIs?
• College's 'Talent Hunt' to be held Wednesday
• Donated wreaths laid on veterans graves
• What the S&E staff is working on Friday
• Fitchburg Art museum director to retire
• Meter made Useless
• Fitchburg pedestrian hit by car in Leominster
• Moon Rise
• Worcester firefighter dies in blaze
• Students submit creative plans for Thayer Field
• Mediator steers teachers, district into fact-finding hearing
• Concord man charged in Pennsylvania DUI
• Coaches weigh in on the call they fear
• New Leominster site to handle all events
• Pepperell man served country and community
• What the S&E staff is working on Thursday
• The Dance Club Winter Show will be presented tonight at 7 p.m. at Weston Auditor...
• Fitchburg State students have designed a slate of marketing proposals for the Fi...
• A Piece of Work
• Students exhibit fresh perspectives
• N.H. resort hotel sold for $2.3M
• Corrections
• Democratic Senate rivals take aim at Brown in debate
• Nature of falling death unknown
• Fitchburg man charged in kidnapping
• City businesses handed license suspensions
• Help emergency personnel help you
• Lunenburg official: Storm cleanup will exceed estimate
• Talbots shares soar on takeover bid
• Talk about city at breakfast
• Verizon fires 40 for strike misconduct
• Crown Point developer fined by AG
• Fitchburg man arraigned on assault charge
• What the S&E staff is working on today
• Tonight at 7:30 p.m., come check out the Concert Band and Jazz Ensemble when the...
• The university and the Fitchburg Public Library are collaborating on a new free...
• Fitchburg City Council OKs barrier for road near new station
• Longsjo Middle School initiative helps make reading cool again
• Leominter High School actors hope to 'Succeed' in play Friday
• Kept in Play
• Local vets recall scramble to fronts after Dec. 7 attack on Pearl Harbor
• Report: Cities, towns bracing for permanent squeeze on finances
• Boy on bike struck by car in Fitchburg
• Community comes through
• School authority gives Lunenburg project go-ahead
• Scapegoating in Florida hazing death
• Deal lets MWCC grads transfer to Assumption
• Neighbors extinguish accidental porch fire
• Lunenburg officials disappointed by stretch-code vote
• What the S&E staff is working on today
• Leominster woman appointed to business manager for both the Water and Sewer Departments in Groton
• Never too young for yoga
• Fitchburg restaurant has its 'best day of the year'
• Getting their 1,000 words worth
• Leominster Teachers work on students' thinking skills
• Townsend woman's captor sentenced
• Attention students: the Career Center is sponsoring its annual "Resumes on the R...
• Santa Supports the Gift of a Free Meal
• Shirley fields lease request on hold
• Raffle to benefit city animal shelter
• Lancaster grant money will go to heating
• Show us your holiday displays
• Lunenburg voters say no to stretch code
• Utility: Early storm's breadth hamstrung response effort
• St. Leo School Honor Roll
• UMass students to present plans for Thayer Field development
• Do your Christmas lights outshine everyone else's?
• New York City shopping trip scheduled
• Townsend Preschool movement class offered
• Florist raises money for Cancer Society
• Westminster farmer's
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Lions Club hosts breakfast fundraiser to benefit Scouting and Community Center
• FSU Dance Club to strut its stuff
• Suspect accused of using 10-year-old to hide cocaine
• Brooks to run against Rosa for State Representative
• Ice Bath
• Leominster Division 1 champs
• Fitchburg officials to vote on land purchase
• Tour showcases Fitchburg's historic architectural gems
• Winter Stroll celebrates holiday season
• Fire causes evacuation of Leominster Sheraton
• Leominster house fire under investigation
• News Digest
• Kettle campaign gets ringing endorsement
• Some are upbeat about employment picture for 2012
• MONDAY
• N. Middlesex Regional principal makes plea to board
• LHS super psyched for Super Bowl
• Super Bowl Support
• Sheriff: This is your face on drugs
• Mom's pride turns into growing movement
• Correction
• Police Briefs
• Lunenburg zoning on Town Meeting warrant
• MSEC pays its 'heroes' handsomely
• Shirley hearings will tackle storm response
• Briefs
• Arts opportunities this weekend at Fitchburg State: The Falcon Players present "...
• Man injured in crash on Leominster Connector
• State auditor: Office was a wreck
• Democratic Senate front-runner blasts Brown's record on jobs
• Thayer Symphony Orchestra plans night of musical "Holiday Magic"
• Man shot by father held without bail
• Picturesque Pre-Game
• Revitalization plan calls for parishes to team up
• Parents invited to add to worldwide ceremony's 'wave of light' Dec. 11
• Tour to examine forest regrowth
• Suspect in Fitchburg stabbing held on bail
• Board of Appeal official fired amid allegations
• Kids Christmas party to be held Saturday
• Lions Club to serve pancake breakfast
• Church craft fair to be held Saturday
• Tully, 85, gets 2 years probation for fraud
• Fire breaks out in Fitchburg
• Local to announce candidacy for public office at the Central Mass
• Fitchburg restaurant plans early gift to needy
• Oh, Christmas Tree
• Arc unveils building renovation
• Leave no tract unchecked in search for perfect tree
• Bikers make case for relaxing helmet law
• Library to host Internet, cellphone safety workshop
• Town OK with new Wachusett ski area
• Report: Tax provision a job-killer
• GOP: Extend payroll-tax cut, don't punish 'job creators'
• School's stacking students give to energy fund
• Lunenburg crosses fingers for reimbursement as cleanup begins
• Leominster Mayor suggests checking city assessors' records before tax bill arrives
• Shirley man welcomed into Legion of Honor
• Republican senators seek tougher Mass. OUI laws
• Man shot in legs by father in Townsend
• State facing different deficit
• Plea deal frees Nancy Adkinson
• Leominster man facing assault charges
• Comcast: Recent homes not worth it
• Free party planned for seniors
• Mayor suggests checking city assessors' records before tax bill arrives
• Still discovered inside Groton water facility
• Figures stolen from Leominster display
• AMSC cuts workforce by 20 percent
• Time to Shine
• Single tax rate approved in Westminster
• Teen struck by car in critical condition
• Court Briefs
• Duo allegedly stole Salvation Army donations
• Police shooting justified, DA says
• City sticking with single, rising tax rate
• Mayor: Debris cleanup delayed by bidding issue
• For sale sign's up again in the Bet State
• Head of Twin City Tea Party stepping down
• Fitchburg library selling winter wear
• Holiday Stroll a throwback to simpler times
• Sustainability center secures headquarters
• The annual lighting of the campus will be held this Thursday at 4:30 p.m. on the...
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Youths held in adult jails more likely to be raped and murdered
• Pilot bumped from 9/11 flight now a 'borrowed-time believer'
• Revive
• Redistricting deemed successful in Bay State
• Shoppers cautiously optimistic
• Wheeler Road bridge reopens to traffic
• Smile for the Camera!
• Man struck, killed on I-190
• Couple accused of stealing
• Few cities, towns adopt health-care reform law
• Leominster to decide tax rate
• Area merchants welcome Business Saturday customers
• Tisei pushes for cooperation on both sides of aisle
• News Digest
• Friends of Care Net relocates closer to Planned Parenthood in Fitchburg
• Municipal Meetings
• Youths get look at life behind bars
• Simonds International recognized
• Back in Black
• Region's jobless rate drops to 9.1 percent
• Man faces child-abuse charges
• Judge tosses part of lawsuit
• Man dies after struck in tunnel
• Fitchburg man, mom rescued from river
• Legislative aides chasing own dreams
• 'Mr. Christmas' has annual display set
• A near miss for this Miss
• Girl, 7, cut as mom is attacked
• Festival of Trees is teed up
• UMass Lowell student charged in policeman's assault
• Down on the farm
• A Tough Loss
• 40 apartments in works at former factory
• New stops added to old-home tour
• Train enthusiasts go into business with a full head of steam
• Politics like kryptonite to super panel
• Shop, entertain and learn locally at next First Thursday
• Library open longer
• United Way seeking donations
• Fellowship on menu at vets dinner
• Townsend selectmen discuss new wage plan
• Correctional Commencement
• 101 new correction officers trained
• A turkey with a little extra and a feast fit for a dog
• Attorney says Adkinson may avoid trial
• Design firm sought for school renovation
• Police Briefs
• Purely American holiday has universal sentiment
• Shelter sees spike in abandoned cats
• One man's trash could be one child's two-wheeled treasure
• Fitchburg, Worcester credit unions to merge
• Crocker Field committee names contest winners
• School's new courtyard dedicated to former St. Leo's custodian
• FHS makes its case for supremacy
• LHS blows off steam with antics
• Cleghorn center exceeds goals, announces expansion at dinner
• Towns seek grant for housing rehab, paving
• Gov says Murray-McLaughlin link a molehill
• Correction
• Grant will fund rail extension planning
• Grant goes to anti-tobacco group
• City panel recommends buying Main Street lot
• Police increase presence
• A Little Off the Top
• Giving their hair to show they care
• Surveys central to towns' grant opportunity
• Bank collecting for Toys for Tots
• Correction
• New computers coming to two Fitchburg schools
• Bank donation bolsters energy-assistance fund
• Anti-human trafficking law adopted in Mass.
• A reminder of the day I'll never forget
• Police Briefs
• City seeks to change PD's rules on seniority
• Doctor-assisted suicide
• Share your Turkey Day travails
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Santa Makes Early Appearance
• Some schools concerned about using snow days
• Student achievement emphasized
• Goals of new evaluation system
• Local family 'feuds' on television game show
• Performers raise funds for Stratton Playhouse
• Fitchburg actor is a page-turner in his latest 'role'
• Habitat for Humanity hits roadblock
• Fitchburg Art Museum News - November 17, 2011
• Fitchburg State President Robert V. Antonucci describes the university's philoso...
• Gifts For the Needy
• North Middlesex's road to probation by accrediting panel
• Nice neighborhood
• Two face judge in Ayer copper thefts
• Patrick, Reville tout new education initiative
• Officials mull pros and cons of housing plan for Vicksburg Square
• Shoeboxes filled with gifts on way to underprivileged children
• Questions raised over leadership at NMRHS
• Municipal Meetings
• Debt, indecision plague some who pursue degrees
• Lt. governor distances himself from former housing authority director
• A Midsummer Night's Dream in November
• Towns await fed's official damage report
• Friends, family stand up for murder suspect
• Leominster kids start a chain of kindness
• All that glitters isn't usually garbage
• Patrick won't re-appoint McLaughlin's son to post
• Police Briefs
• Habitat home gets personal touch from local builders
• Lowell Housing signs on with ICE program
• Nearing solar deal will mean low rates
• None injured in pair of Fitchburg shootings
• Little critter sparks big boom, puts out electricity at Fitchburg school
• Tell our CommonWander blogger where to go!
• Memorial, off to great start, still needs help
• Study: Station won't affect business park's rail access
• Forum: More public transport needed
• Officials: Redistricting changes couldn't be stopped
• Tsongas pens grant-funded job-creation bill
• Open studios on Main Street Saturday
• Fixin' on having a good holiday
• City's last hazardous waste collection Saturday
• Police Briefs
• Correction
• Healthy food means healthy play
• Lions Club holding meat raffle tonight
• School mourns sudden loss of educator
• CenterStage at Fitchburg State welcomes Irish tenor John McDermott on Saturday,...
• Good Eats
• FHS players go dancing, romancing tonight in 'Maybe Baby, It's You'
• Foodies find local taste temptations
• Cause of Fitchburg crash unknown
• Service members' new addresses are needed
• Rotaries' breakfast to benefit bands here again
• Casino bill now in Patrick's hands
• City group to honor immigrant CEO
• Lunenburg tax rate likely on the rise
• Gov. Patrick seeks receivership of Chelmsford Housing Authority
• Some say employee benefit a big detriment
• Leominster meeting will focus on public transit
• Robotics team studying food safety
• Official: Meals tax was town's best shot at increasing tourism
• Police Briefs
• 31st Annual Slattery's Turkey Trot
• Award-winning author Kathryn Lasky visits campus tonight for the New England Wri...
• Apples for Charities
• Samoset students get a day out of school to go to school
• Billerica man injured in Leominster crash
• Changes to Lunenburg road under consideration
• Transgender bill passes; 2 local Dems vote against
• Tyngsboro firm may be forced to liquidate
• Townsend closer to green status
• Lawmakers OK new congressional map
• College decides on program offerings
• Report says community colleges falling short with health majors
• Police Briefs
• OSHA investigating Fitchburg man's death
• Fitchburg allocates funds for cleanup
• Most deaths in Fitchburg diseases' doing
• Special permit for Mazzarella rescheduled
• "Romeo & Juliet" opens tonight at the McKay Theater! The play, directed by Profe...
• Just a Little Off the Top
• NMRHS closer to flunking
• Westminster practice to showcase alternative-healing methods
• Council OKs larger tanks at gas station
• Gardner given $500G grant for road project
• Group seeks to take ambiguity out of state education law
• Westminster voters to weigh in on 20 articles
• Police Briefs
• Fitchburg council meeting tonight
• Lunenburg man faces trial for allegedly removing dirt
• Happy hour measure eighty-sixed from bill
• Keady says he wasn't Mirandized in wiretapping case
• Leominster home values down again
• Town waiting on fed assessment before hauling storm's remains
• Leominster to make clean sweep of debris
• At The Races
• Senate OKs crackdown on repeat offenders
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Defaults on student loans on the increase
• Leominster woman to represent Mass. in national pageant
• Taste of North Central will benefit anti-poverty agency
• Visitor Center needs volunteers
• Re-elected Fitchburg mayor says she'll stay the course
• WPKZ radio marks 70 years on the air
• Art Stroll
• Fitchburg woman's dedication to community heralded
• Art has strong footing in Leominster
• Outage reported
• History comes alive on FATV
• Redistricting map gives Tsongas more Democrats
• Lunenburg housing units filling up fast
• Breaking up the Twin Cities
• Monday
• The kinder, gentler candidate
• In high demand
• Talking beats
• The Victorious Spartans
• Selectman: We are in vets' debt year-round
• Paul Bozicas' giving spirit lives on at beloved Pepperell Spa
• City shows its enduring pride
• News Digest
• Bedford man banned from Belmont after text threat
• Townsend board OKs 'green' vehicle policy
• Dracut man charged in credit-card theft
• None injured in fire at McD's
• Veterans stress importance of education in talks at schools
• Hearing held on Devens' Vicksburg square apartment-complex plans
• Fitchburg man killed at Horn packaging plant
• Top Dogs
• Rare bird finds Lunenburg perch
• From tragic to comic, local veterans recall basic training
• Leominster girl in 11th heaven
• Towns' gratitude enshrined in multitude of memorials
• College, shut down in July, seeks new accreditation
• Police and Court Briefs
• Officials outline heating-assistance programs
• The Dem opponent Warren doesn't want you to know
• LHS parking plan alleviates pickup jam
• Lunenburg fires in wake of storm ruled accidental
• Leominster students extending sphere of knowledge into space
• Three more courts' hours reduced
• Deluxe Corp. says sales at local unit rose 10.2 percent
• Members of the Sigma Pi fraternity will sleep on the quad tonight, raising funds...
• SALUTE OUR VETS
• The 1960 classic "Spartacus" will screen today at 3:30 and 7 p.m. in Ellis White...
• Songs for the Vets
• Bail hearing for alleged child abuser continued
• Leominster driver OK after rollover
• 'Nuts' star says it's all in the timing
• Panel seeks public input on development
• Police: City man burned woman with knife
• Gov plans education programs aimed at state's gateway cities
• GOP may have new life in new district
• Leominster land taking paves way for road work
• Grant to help vets get low-cost transport
• Lowell man facing mayhem charge in eye-gouging
• Officials hopeful mayor-council dynamic can improve
• Bourque: It's what you do that speaks volumes
• Fire, possibly caused by generator, burns shed, car
• Alert young girl helps avert fiery tragedy
• Storm plays tricks with Halloween calling hours
• Fewer outages, quicker power restoration in Ashburnham
• With many closed, some businesses boom
• Foundation's event postponed
• Police Briefs
• Woman in fatal Lunenburg fire identified
• Two attacked in home invasion
• Shelter visitors 'looking at glass half-full'
• Selectmen solidify Town Meeting articles
• Little Devil
• SLIDE SHOW
• Outages by the numbers
• Note to our readers
• 1 dead in Lunenburg house fire
• The Final Set
• Astronaut to kids: Always reach for the stars
• Fitchburg artist hones her craft, crafts calendar
• Car crashes into building
• Ayer sex offender asks for transfer
• Patrick signs bill restoring local aid
• Ashby Highway Department waiting for Mr. Right
• Police Briefs
• Ashby PD collecting expired drugs
• Whodunit to raise money for local club
• Two arrested in Leominster bust
• Westminster leaders to verify layover plan is beneficial
• Industry insiders get tourism tips
• New Heights
• Man takes out ad over dispute with neighbor
• Church piping in concert music
• Residents log distaste for possible P.O. closure
• New Ashburnham school on time
• Police probe death of Acton man hit by train
• Group pushes for expansion of bottle bill
• Ashby voters OK spending
• String of openings sending good signals
• Takeover of troubled ed agency imminent
• Bill would institute no-blow, no-go policy for drunk drivers
• Police Briefs
• Unitil tops its 2010 profits
• Stratton effort gets walk's help
• Leominster mired in zoning changes
• Tonight: CenterStage at Fitchburg State welcomes Gare St. Lazare Players of Irel...
• Creating a nightmare on West Elm Street
• Fast Break
• Leominster man wins $1M
• Barranco's pension docked until 2018
• Police: Naked man shook off Taser
• Crash victim well thought of at high school
• Fitchburg library granted $270G for extended hours
• Ward 1 candidate says residents shouldn't be taxed any further
• Leominster man OK'd for judgeship
• U.S. Rep. John W. Olver
• Retirement changes redistricting
• Travel-industry seminar Friday
• State takes unclaimed items to eBay
• Man struck, killed by commuter train
• Tell your lawmakers: No return of happy hours
• The spirit of belief
• How Does Your Garden Grow?
• Local CEOs: Business is good, but skilled workers are hard to find
• Police Briefs
• Townsend woman killed in crash; 4-year-old daughter escapes harm
• Mother testifies in drunken-driving trial
• Towns remain split in redistricting plan
• Some making waves over salary transfer
• Region's job growth down from 2010
• Armed robbery suspect: I need help
• Program to target district's MCAS weaknesses child by child
• Survey suggests residents see Fitchburg's glass half empty
• Fitchburg could be hub of health district
• Fundraiser to benefit SHINE Initiative
• Leominster officials mull adoption of stretch code
• He's got your number
• Breast Cancer Awareness
• Center at heart of some students' success
• Towns satisfied with double-duty leader
• Leominster officials question condo work
• Shirley selectmen OK cable RFP
• Bill aims to rein in education collaboratives
• Fitchburg man arraigned in Medford shooting
• Flanagan one of six on gambling-bill panel
• Police Briefs
• Corrections
• Mazzarella: Millions in free cash good for one-time costs
• Parade to be held Saturday
• Been Haunted?
• Murder suspect likely fit for trial
• Many Hands Make Light Work
• Movement urges bank customers
• Ashburnham business burns, no one injured
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Volunteers spruce up Fitchburg park
• Lancaster library to host author
• It's all fun and games for children in Fitchburg's Young Athlete Program
• Fitchburg Art Museum News - October 21, 2011
• Little Giants
• FATV wins award for show
• Community gardeners mark end of growing season
• HealthAlliance Guild revamped, recharged
• Where they stand
• Shirley bridge dedicated
• News Digest
• First responders: More training needed for those handling calls involving mentally ill
• Monday, Oct. 24
• Redistricting plan would hit Westminster, Lunenburg
• Christmas in October
• The word of God -- coming to a radio near you
• Man at Leominster hospital has emerging 'superbug'
• News Digest
• Lohan reports to morgue for community service
• Shirley bridge to be rededicated today
• Police Briefs
• Order against Flanagan harasser extended
• Miles for Myles racers will go the distance
• Panel makes renewable-energy recommendations
• Two Fitchburg men injured in 190 rollover
• Fitchburg felon convicted, faces life sentence
• Bicycle Attack
• Pearl Brook's 'dramatic' $1.7M renovation complete
• Lunenburg officer retires with 23 years under belt
• Coggshall's Stone House rises from ashes
• Ashburnham COA settles into new Town Hall home
• Correction
• Funding sought for MWCC expansion
• Naughton on deployment: 'Others have done more'
• Colleges taking on more students
• Leominster free oil requests starting earlier
• Library commissioners: Wong's deadline not official
• Police Briefs
• Suspect charged in Fitchburg armed robberies
• Judge: Firm owes nothing in Waters' wrongful-conviction case
• Nashoba Tech pupil disarmed
• It's a busy day on the Fitchburg State campus! Today from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. is o...
• A Chip off the Old Block
• Leominster shows off in meeting
• Ashburnham voters agree to spending measures
• Lunenburg panel gives school board reconfiguration recommendation
• Redistricting spotlight shifts to Congressional maps
• Fitchburg convenience store again robbed at gunpoint
• Bills would create more specialty plates
• Suspected cocaine trafficker, 71, arrested
• Police Briefs
• MART to receive $1.5 million
• Patience is a virtue -- it's the law, too
• Cornerstone Arts is back
• One Small Step
• Cleghorn building finally demolished
• Cities' next free flu clinic Nov. 5
• Deficit has Lunenburg leader thinking override
• Redistricting would have small area impact
• Police nab suspect in Fitchburg car breaks
• Fitchburg council will act on extra revenue
• Shirley officials dither over best use for baseball fields
• News Briefs
• Some wary of rumored bid to expand boarding house
• A pianist's preparation is never done
• Wong, Solomito toe-to-toe on towing
• The university's Regional Economic Development Institute will host two public fo...
• Playing for A Cause
• Police: Fitchburg driver found with heroin
• Leominster school board: Don't rush into merger
• Shirley leaders still not sold on dispatch plan
• Westminster selectmen address layover station concerns
• Deadline nears for Shirley Town Meeting voter registration
• Ashburnham Town Meeting Wednesday
• Police Briefs
• Fitchburg council candidates ready for Thursday debate
• Shirley board approves Town Meeting warrant
• Small district changes expected
• Police: Suspect in mall break found sleeping
• Candidate: Rainy-day fund needs attention
• Today at 3:30 p.m., in Kent Recital Hall in the Campus Center, the university's...
• Full-On Fall
• Senate rejects lowering gambling age
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Blood drive helps replenish supply
• Sale proceeds to benefit daughters of late local man
• Fitchburg training new police dispatchers
• Buffett a hero for our times
• Proposed bill would make resisting arrest a felony
• Dogs and Cats
• State senator is granted temporary restraining order against Leominster man
• Wong, Solomito offer ideas on downtown traffic
• Group home a surprise to Leominster official
• Municipal Meetings
• Crisis Intervention focus of discussion
• One injured in car crash
• 'Dark Souls' a tough, and tedious challenge
• News Digest
• Leominster School Department returns funds to city
• A Close Call
• Much ballyhooed senior housing opens in Townsend
• Mayor Wong: Voice support for library
• Samoset gets musical message of uniqueness
• For couple, paranormal is the new normal
• Education program will focus on economy
• News Digest
• News Digest
• Ashby firefighter facing charges resigns
• GOP lawmaker ends vigil blocking budget
• Hike showcases city sites
• Ski injury? Nope, from leaf peeping
• Food drive to benefit Our Father's House
• Sex offender may have violated probation
• Officials illuminate Lunenburg light issue
• All This Food's Making Me Hungry
• ALDI takes different tack on value
• Haunted trail organizers take fright seriously
• Leominster dog survives coyote attack
• Eco-conscious fifth-graders wow National Geographic
• Senate passes its version of casino bill
• Mayor Wong says proposed hiring plan ill advised
• Race to benefit scholarship fund
• Shirley woman gets probation for break, assault
• Bill would raise cap on beer licenses
• Fitchburg Art Museum News - October 2011
• Patience Is A Virtue
• Local bar owners ready to get 'happy'
• Councilor Solomito: Meetings could keep city in loop
• Lunenburg elementary kids pumped to jump
• City required by feds to provide Spanish ballots
• Ashby finalizes Town Meeting warrant
• Fitchburg police chief against proposed return of 'happy hour'
• City charter school, lacking funds, abandons plan to move
• Police Briefs
• Tribute garden set for hospital
• The university will host a debate tonight between Fitchburg Mayor Lisa Wong and...
• Fitchburg council punts on $662,000 in spending
• Sentinel & Enterprise graphic designers earn industry awards
• Fed grant will support city's belt-tightening
• UMass president touring state
• Lunenburg joins regional dispatch deal
• Cumberland Farms wants to increase acreage
• 'Happy hour' hiatus could end
• Police say Leominster teen brandished knife
• Ashby to re-sign school-use contract
• Mayoral debate tonight
• Leominster water division named Utility of the Year
• Duo allegedly attacked, kidnapped delivery man
• Townsend board against meals-tax hike
• A Head Smart Play
• For young filmmaker, Twin Cities keep calling
• Leominster, meet your new Pizza Chef
• Mayoral candidates square off in debate Wednesday
• Police: Leominster man urinated on Friendly's
• Fitchburg crash victim identified
• Evergreen plants to be auctioned
• Couple holds yard sale to aid Haiti
• Groton Inn owner plans new business
• Acton woman's suit against Wal-Mart will proceed
• Campaign Notebook
• 'Publicity hounds' correct on Secure Communities
• Fitchburg woman charged with stealing
• Keeping women in science careers
• Pumpkin Patch Kid
• Key charge is dropped in Ayer bus-fire incident
• Senate rejects tax credit to create jobs
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Officials tight-lipped on investigation of house explosion
• Miss Tanya's School of Dance makes graceful move
• Novice Leominster runner proves he can go the distance
• Helping Hands (and voices)
• Bridge dedicated in memory of Bolton veteran
• FITCHBURG HISTORY PART X: SOCIAL SERVICES
• Fitchburg history on FATV
• Youngsters fall into fun at Sholan Farms
• Municipal Meetings
• 'Driver: San Francisco' offers a mediocre ride
• News Digest
• Some officials leery
• Solomito has twice as much campaign cash as Fitchburg's mayor
• Fitchburg teen scholarship semifinalist
• Latino Grooves and Moves
• Judge: No merit to overturn verdict
• Governor taps Leominster prosecutor for judgeship
• Man pulled from Merrimack River
• Investigators working to identify victim of Fitchburg crash, fire
• Police: Leominster man robbed acquaintance
• Shirley won't pay for Groton dam repairs
• Firm will handle item retrieval for Johnsonia building residents
• Why do NStar's gas rates drop as Unitil's increase?
• Park where
• Judge clears Leominster firefighter of OUI
• One seriously injured in multivehicle crash
• Leominster park project gets $52G jump-start
• Rival Lowell hospitals eyeing partnership
• Fitchburg State is sponsoring our first "What Makes Fitchburg State Great" video...
• Bump Up
• Governor recognizes Fitchburg day care operator
• Sentinel & Enterprise named 2011 New England Newspaper of the Year
• Groton Inn owner learns fire was likely electrical
• Senate KOs move to gut gambling bill
• Brown hits Dem rival on nude-photo quip
• Senator: Help people with mental illness find a job
• Grocer's grand opening Thursday
• Shirley woman charged with animal cruelty
• Lunenburg on dispatch: Not just yet
• Campaign Notebook
• Two locals added to FSU board
• Gardner officer resigns amid rape allegations
• Man suing Lunenburg police for obstruction of justice
• Grant money will put four more on Leominster force
• No Nocking this Performer
• So where's Goldilocks?
• Headstrong
• Townsend Rec. looking to scare up good time
• Ayer voters may face more stringent sex-offender bylaw
• Basketball tryouts to start Oct. 20
• House bill would help stave court closure
• Friendly's shutters 63 stores
• Morales' home under scrutiny
• City recognizes four teen heroes
• iPads nice, but not worth the price, say Lunenburg officials
• Six years of play time at Leominster shelter helps kids, volunteer move on
• Police Briefs
• Proposal calls for minority district
• Leominster standoff ends in suicide
• Principal: Secret of success is immersion
• Court overturns 1997 Adkinson conviction
• Net Worth
• Public's help sought for musical undertaking
• No one comes out swinging in Senate debate
• Last of ice-storm payback may be coming
• Permit fee hikes approved in Lunenburg
• Talking points not enough for collegians
• Candidates to appear at ward meeting
• Council OKs sale of Academy St. building
• Candidate: Make sure technology is in all schools, but bullying isn't
• Fall Brook students make MCAS strides
• Murder leaves family at crossroads
• Officials insist, tests show LHS air quality acceptable
• Nashoba Tech sophomores realize big testing gains
• Voters must register by Oct. 19
• Music equipment taken from church
• Leominster's Fall Brook commended for MCAS gains
• Puppy Sports Fan
• Suspect in Leominster chase arraigned
• Shirley selectmen turn down dispatch deal
• Donations needed for benefit breakfast
• Candidates float ideas, meet public
• Bill would call for day care union
• Tsongas in Warren's corner for Senate
• Convicted murderer will get new trial
• Sen. Brown: Forget about campaigning, I'm working
• Police pursuing orchard vandals
• Local manufacturer awarded
• Slip 'N Slide
• Leominster resident faces murder charge
• Two charged with drug possession
• Poll puts Elizabeth Warren ahead of the pack
• Democratic candidates face off
• We're in for the long haul
• Mass. Country Music Hall of Fame inducts The Sundowners
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• High-school sweethearts mark 70 years of marriage
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Dad of late Nashoba Tech student dies in boating mishap
• Lawmaker says action to abolish Governor's Council unlikely in 2011
• Leominster Historical Commission saves old photos of city sites
• Brown stays on the run, but is he working or is he campaigning?
• Great story and photos from Family Weekend in the Sentinel & Enterprise. Read it...
• Under My Umbrella
• Local brewery issues batch from the patch
• Smithys forge ahead with steely determination
• It's a regular Fitchburg family affair at FSU
• Seven homeless after Lowell fire
• News Digest
• A simple sacrifice and a precious gift
• Groton officials want Shirley to chip in for dam
• Fitchburg pension fund short by $94M
• Municipal Meetings
• Pre-Game Cheer
• Section of Route 13 to see $50,000 fix
• Two injured, school vehicle rolled in Leominster crash
• Ciccone: School board run a natural move
• Leominster JCPenney renovation unveiled
• Grade 10 MCAS results botched
• Lunenburg studying tech-school switch
• Revitalized Townsend garden provides for Pepperell families
• Duo suspected in parking-lot robbery
• Family Weekend starts tonight! Check out the full calendar of events here:
• Double Rainbow
• Briefs
• Probation check finds pot farm in Fitchburg house
• UMass taps state for upgrade money
• Blood drive seeks to replenish local stores of O-positive for Shirley woman
• Bank of America joins growing trend with debit-card purchase fees
• Court Briefs
• Leominster man allegedly pilfered pension fund
• Blacksmith's festival Saturday
• Watchdog group stops Crocker bike-trail bid
• Self-policing pilots credited for bust
• Fitchburg budget plan would add police
• Peter Yarrow performs Sunday, Oct. 2 at 3 p.m. at Percival Auditorium, as part o...
• Folk legend bringing peace to FSU
• Fitchburg's Pride to host candidates night Monday
• Utility work will force lane closure Sunday
• FSU cancels second CultureFest
• Auditor: More accountability for ed groups
• Sheriffs criticize gov on immigration
• Panel approves capital plan for Lunenburg schools
• Board approves Bootlegger's expansion plan
• Texas mom to plead guilty in son's death
• Source: Newton Mayor Setti Warren to drop out of U.S. Senate race today
• Leominster landlord: Too many boarding house regs
• Deadline Oct. 15 for Cultural Council grants
• New classes for children at arts center
• The Fitchburg CultureFest has been CANCELLED for tomorrow because of the forecas...
• Youth Soccer
• Nursing students in lurch rescued by MWCC
• Incumbent councilors fare well
• Major pot bust at city airport
• Eldridge amendment sparks contentious casino debate
• Residents weigh pros, cons of options for dam
• Lancaster signs on for regional dispatch center
• Townsend officials to re-evaluate school activities fee
• Volunteers raising money for Haiti trip
• TV the old-fashioned way
• Townsend's superintendent review process in development
• Police Briefs
• Sterling's Tata in D.C. for policy unveiling
• Townsend Town Meeting rescheduled
• Sliding on A Hot Fall Day
• Alleged illegal charged with drunk driving is held
• Massachusetts Briefs
• Mt. Wachusett gets fed job-training grant
• Redistricting panel dissolved by Fitchburg school board
• Eight firefighters put on Leominster's reserve list
• Ayer, Shirley set up 'leadership team'
• Ashburnham approves Town Meeting articles
• Casino detractors trying to shape Senate bill
• Police Briefs
• Five indicted on weapons charges
• Safety day to include free child ID package
• Koutoujian: Fed program won't make a difference in Middlesex
• Shirley trail run planned for Sunday
• West Nile strikes in Fitchburg
• Westminster dance school teaches skills, team spirit
• Obstacle Fun
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Graphic novel exhibit opens at Fitchburg Art Museum
• Montachusett Ski and Snowboard Club marks 40th year
• Calling young authors
• Performer to present 'A Passion for Birds' at library
• Health-care
• Fitchburg police taking tough stance on drivers who don't stop for pedestrians
• Fall Art Classes At Fitchburg Art Museum
• Reading the Green
• Briefs
• 5 St. B's players sent to hospital
• Town-owned entities have better rates and service, report says
• Sen. Scott Brown visits Leominster, talks about jobs
• Municipal Meetings
• Fitchburg to dedicate park to former councilor, state rep
• Fitchburg writers group seeks members
• High voter turnout is anticipated for Fitchburg election
• Catholic Church introduces new translation for Missal
• Most local farms have good crop of pumpkins
• Westminster officials await more details on rail plan
• Putting The Spotlight on a Local Exhibit
• Solomito eager to 'watch the money'
• Barranco ousted by MEC
• MediaNews CEO: Web top priority
• Ex-Mass. speaker DiMasi denied bail
• Ashby Pumpkin Fest planned for Oct. 1
• Event intended to bring city, school closer
• Students collecting for food pantry
• Visitor center giving away ice cream
• Chelmsford family settles suit over son's jail death
• Mazzarella, principal at odds over Junior ROTC
• Woman critical after hit by car driven by son
• Warrens look to polls to divine chances against Brown
• Townsend woman taking a walk Saturday to help end Alzheimer's
• News Briefs
• Leominster man injured in crash home from hospital
• DiNatale crashes GOP event at Mount Wachusett
• Westminster police, fire deciding how best to use $1,500 donation
• Foundation amassing support for Doyle Field baseball renovations
• Feckley plans fundraiser
• Bill would take free rides from T workers
• Internet needs some etiquette
• Lunenburg officials mulling school reconfiguration
• Check out this video about the Fitchburg CultureFest happening next Thursday, Se...
• On the Lookout
• Made in Mass means super fresh food in city schools
• Police: Guardsman lured pigeons, drove into them
• Solar projects holding for tax decision
• Local man resurrects Hemingway in show
• Evangelidis advocates for inmate fees
• Johnny Appleseed Festival promises all-day fun
• Suspicious luggage left on train found to be lost item
• State earns credit-rating upgrade
• Pros, cons debated at voter ID hearing
• Devens plant looks to recoup losses
• Road race helps family turn its pain to joy
• Correction
• Ashby farmers invite public to meet alpacas
• Land-use agent's resignation official, not final
• MCAS scores up, yearly progress lags in Mass.
• Barber sings city's praises after award
• Veteran's remains to be buried at Arlington
• Eldridge: Post public records online
• Two injured in crash with parked police car
• Fitchburg council withdraws Longsjo petition
• MWCC revved up over $25,000 grant
• 'Rising star' Flanagan completes fellowship
• Officer accused of child rape
• HIGHLIGHTS OF MCAS RESULTS
• Tran: City needs to amp up police force
• Bend it Like Bernard's
• Leominster lawyer earns top spot on board
• Grant helps Shirley keep play a priority at Lura White School
• Leominster school board waives bus fee
• Local Briefs
• Senators: Gambling bill good, not great
• Police Briefs
• DiNatale: City must improve budget choices
• Fitchburg officials suspend school choice
• Lancaster appointee eager to help veterans
• Westminster will take up Main Street zoning change
• Today we observe Constitution Day! The public is invited to join us at 3:30 p.m....
• Taking the Easy Way Home
• 'The poor you will always have'
• FITCHBURG HISTORY PART IX: Libraries wealth of information for city
• Tips to prevent fleas
• Father committed to caring for daughter with Down syndrome
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Catmobile rolls into Fitchburg to spay and neuter felines
• What to do when fleas infest your home and pets
• Leominster man dies in one-car accident
• Runners go the distance for Ginny's Food Pantry
• Fitchburg's Stratton Players vow to rebuild
• A Day for the Kids
• Leominster hosts day of fun for youngsters
• Fitchburg blaze deemed accidental
• Suburban communities see increase in senior populations
• New ski lift being built at Wachusett Mountain
• High risk along the rails
• Navy Seaman Recruit Skinner completes basic training
• Municipal Meetings
• Leominster clinic's program seeks service excellence -- without a shadow of a doubt
• Tree falls on Ashby man
• Don't like what's happening in Fitchburg? Then go vote
• No more slack on eroded brook
• Asbestos training-school operator to serve time, pay $1.5M restitution
• High court says repeat offender not sexually dangerous
• Ginny's runners hungry to help
• Three months later, some Johnsonia residents will retrieve items by proxy
• Police Briefs
• Lancaster leader: Refinancing will prevent tax increase
• Longsjo will run again in Fitchburg
• Widow of bike race's namesake dies at 79
• Fitchburg girl gets best birthday gift ever
• Panel eyes John Fitch revitalization
• Senate approves pension cuts
• LUK to mark 40th anniversary with Riverfront Park Fall Fest
• Fitchburg singer wins country-music awards
• Shirley chief: Equipment vote a blow
• Woman arrested for driving with bad license
• How local reps voted on casino bill
• Sentinel & Enterprise has new publisher
• Program works to create leaders, not just workers
• Lunenburg teen center expecting name change
• Grant to support revitalization via arts
• Exhibit brings larger story of Afghan War into focus
• The Boston Globe looks at the landmark free speech case Antonelli v. Hammond whi...
• A Local Read
• House Republicans launching jobs tour
• With revenues up, state's income tax could decrease
• Casino bill hits pay dirt
• Ashby board to offer free energy seminar
• Bullying prevention starts with students
• Driver in Lancaster crash charged with OUI
• City has to sell itself, says council hopeful
• Organizers optimisitic for Kids' Day turnout
• Bigger bills ahead for Westminster water
• Leominster zoning update takes micro steps
• Moderators' efficacy up for debate
• Shirley secedes from joint board
• John Fitch Highway focus of economic study, tour
• Cancer center names director
• 1 dead 3 injured in N.H.shooting
• The upcoming "Swords and Sandals" series - starting on Sept. 22 - will feature c...
• Memorial park gets Leominster board's thumbs-up
• Correction
• Council won't budge on Longsjo petition
• Shirley voters defeat capital-projects funding
• Nashoba Tech grieves Ayer pupil
• Taxpayers group urges legislators not to change pension-reform bill
• BEACON HILL ROLL COLL
• Lawmakers look to lessen impact of casino competition
• Police: Repeat offender threw sister down stairs
• Real students behind numbers in higher ed
• Mazzarella: No DOR review needed
• Candidate: Business, jobs will come if blight, roads are fixed
• Fitchburg priest facing child-porn charges
• Detour in effect for Lancaster Avenue
• Romney secures Mass. GOP endorsements
• The Sentinel & Enterprise photographed the campus 9/11 memorial service on Monda...
• Soaring Skyward
• Ayer man facing molestation charges
• Council to mayor: Ask for review of Leominsterfinances
• Nashoba Tech pupil critical after accident
• Westminster FD accepts bid for custom-made ambulance
• Road work causing busing hardship
• Ashby rehab center slated to open next summer
• Student seeking school-board seat
• North Central Massachusetts Community Calendar
• Police briefs
• Selectmen give blessing on water district grant
• Arts funding info session offered
• Harvard prof provides only star power to labor event
• Big changes coming for collaboratives
• Defying convention: Steampunks go back to the future
• Tonight at 7 p.m. - The Foundation Music Lesson Program's faculty recital, at Ke...
• Many reflect on fateful, tragic day
• Fitchburg police investigate incident on Lunenburg Street
• Mayor cites changes in Leominster following Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
• Local Islamic leader works to dispel Muslim stereotypes
• Guardsman finds comfort in patriotism
• Veterans are forever linked to 9/11 and its aftermath
• Ashburnham author debuts first novel
• FATV airs 'Fitchburg History: Libraries'
• New Cub Scout troop raises startup costs
• Fitchburg woman: City failed to take action on blighted property
• 'Don't forget,' 2,993 times over
• Local 9/11 observances today
• Crew hits gas line in Leominster
• Some cautiously optimistic following Obama speech
• Police believe more than one person involved in former Mass. woman's death
• Post 9/11, Fitchburg Airport ramps up security
• Victims' families, friends still grieve
• MBTA serious about security, says official
• Municipal Meetings
• Emergency Homeowners Loan Program reopens application process in Bay State
• Escaped inmate missing 5 days
• Joy, sadness entwined for those born on 9/11
• Fitchburg man cited in crash on interstate
• Brothers denied dismissal of charges
• Safety tops candidate's concerns
• Convicted rapist makes ninth attempt at overturn
• Our Lady of the Lake Bazaar up and running
• Years later, victim's kin still fighting for justice
• Ashburnham officials mulling 20-year solar-power contract
• Landfill accepting storm debris
• Attorney seeks new trial for Fitchburg man
• Group looks to train mediators
• Police: Alleged heroin addict stole from mom
• Rainy Day Reflection
• Monty Tech senior killed in accident
• Leominster will have two Sept. 11 artifacts on loan
• Acton 'coach' admits to rape of 5-year-old
• Auditor seeks power to check vendors' books
• Lunenburg officials want more time on dispatch plan
• MCAS results show small gains, losses
• Nashua man had bird's-eye view of hijacking horror
• Local 9/11 remembrances
• Two vocal Fitchburg councilors will not run again
• Westminster officials tasked with rewriting of 10-year master plan
• Bolton Fair catches ire of commission for destruction of acres of vernal pools
• Police Briefs
• Possible clue turns up in Leominster cold case
• Cultural grant applicants sought
• Former gov: No preparing for unthinkable
• Fitchburg Girl Scouts seek new troops
• Leominster board not ready to waive bus fee
• Body found on dirt road identified
• Monty Tech panel lauds SkillsUSA student president
• Avowed gang member arrested after assault
• Experts hired to run troubled nonprofit
• Paton named CEO of MediaNews Group
• A new day, another rescue plan
• Church bazaar planned Friday, Saturday
• Candidate: I've got plenty of time to listen
• Fitchburg Art Museum celebrates graphic novel
• Leominster owners hoping banners will help business boom
• Cost of Irene comes in less than expected
• Asbestos work to begin at Johnsonia
• MediaNews Group names new CEO
• Puppy Love
• Petition requests money for bike race
• Ayer-Shirley officials have school project manager almost on board
• Shirley Fire Riders will rev up their hogs to support local causes
• Police: Roommates fought with nail-laden board
• Unemployed await Obama plan to get U.S. working
• Leominster official: Here's where the money's going
• Lunenburg officials ending regionalization saga
• MWCC honors memory of artistic alum
• Local 9/11 remembrances
• Tax hike on horizon for Westminster
• LitGraphic: The World of the Graphic Novel - Exhibition
• Identifying the real bully in the Middle East
• It's back to 'work' at Capitol
• Leominster hosts chess tourney
• Lynch cites police reform, job creation as top issues
• Ashby man completes Appalachian Trail
• Voters keyed in on jobs
• Child-porn case is moved to fed court
• GOP doesn't (yet) impress these N.H. residents
• Pakistan detains 3 al-Qaida members
• '9/11 truth activists' cling to their conspiracy theories
• Turning the page on textbooks
• Rebels close in on Gadhafi stronghold
• Palin rallies tea-party faithful in N.H.
• Girl Scouts create garden in honor of Phoebe Prince
• World financial markets dip sharply
• Flying Irish
• Farmers' Almanac predicts stormy weather ahead
• Car buffs gather for show in Ashby
• Oh, Well, There's Always the Other Almanac
• Most staffers at special-ed agency unlicensed
• Some 9/11 victims' families wait for word on remains
• Voter registration deadline is Sept. 7
• Opening Win
• Beam from ground zero provides a towering reminder in N.H. town
• Jobless for at least a year? Let's talk
• Terrorism arrests spike after 9/11
• Municipal boards fighting political apathy, some say
• Townsend offers loans to homeowners
• Alleged rape brings gender bias claims
• Beatles tribute band booked for Leominster's Johnny Appleseed Fest
• Municipal Meetings
• A great win last night for Falcons football!
• Practice Makes Perfect
• No net job gain in August
• Ex-Spice Girl Melanie Brown has baby daughter
• MWCC receives grants to help precollege pupils
• Police Briefs
• Dancers shake a leg for women's shelter
• New school-lunch rates will have delayed start
• The best show in D.C. isn't under Capitol dome
• Museum's conversion nearly done
• Fitchburg police: Deter breaks by locking up
• Gateway Park celebration Wednesday
• Book and bake sale Oct. 1 at Lunenburg Public Library
• Crime Briefs
• Appleseed Festival's schedule jam-packed
• Nine Fitchburg officers commended in seizure of firearms
• Turkey dinner at Townsend church
• Keating upgrade paves way for federal contracts
• Send us your 9/11 reflections
• Space junk littering Earth's orbit
• Hearing delayed for Fitchburg gun suspects
• Man pleads guilty to theft of $347 -- from his friend
• Info-tech firm presents Shirley with upgrade plan
• Flu-vaccine supplies cut; local providers scrambling
• Back to the Grind
• Artifacts uncovered in Lancaster dig may be lost in college shuffle
• Fitchburg PD lauded for traffic-safety efforts
• Concert money given to Johnsonia residents
• Petitions to foreclose rising again in Mass.
• State auditor levels aim at collaboratives across Mass.
• Bachmann's diva status undeserved
• Barbecue to benefit No. 6 Schoolhouse
• FPD suit moves to fed court
• Townsend singer ready for Topsfield showdown
• Capital improvements set for Shirley vote
• Aldrich will likely get dibs on Fitchburg tows
• The newly-renovated Weston Box Office is now open! Tickets are available for the...
• College or kindergarten, parents experience first-day trepidation
• Selectmen: What is schools' stance on MSEC?
• Lowell's Tully pleads guilty to fraud
• Leominster officials: Bevovations deal not quite a home run
• Fitchburg school gets $250,000 pledge
• Services of Ashburnham administrator will cost Ashby $1,100 per week
• Plan would allow removal of items from Johnsonia
• Former mayor would establish energy panel
• Lunenburg landfill to accept storm debris
• Four in Fitchburg held on gun charges
• Some still looking for final nail in regionalization's coffin
• FSU welcomes incoming students -- and their butterflies
• Welcome, new students! Today is move-in day for new students, a new student conv...
• Electricity is cleanup's top priority
• Council OKs tax breaks for arriving business
• Four arrested in Fitchburg gun seizure
• Police: Woman, 19, suspect in alleged rape
• Semi spills fuel on Route 2
• STORM WASTE DISPOSAL
• Leominster police use Facebook to ID suspect
• Local orchards come to grips with storm losses
• Sinkhole a concern for detour residents
• Ice-storm reimbursement makes it into gov's budget
• Fitchburg mayoral candidates face off in forum
• The Sentinel & Enterprise featured a great package about Falcons football on Sun...
• 10 YEARS AFTER THE ATTACKS
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Correction
• Leominster High traffic issues to be discussed
• Fitchburg surgeon honored
• Most locals not worried about Hurricane Irene
• Leominster opens shelter; Unitil, National Grid crews ready
• Trooper pursues, arrests two in Leominster
• After suicide, military's silence, censors heighten survivors' pain
• New principal touts many educational opportunities at Fitchburg High School
• Shoplifting is on the rise
• Lawmakers, lobbyists target health-care payment reform
• First days of school announced
• Officials: Longsjo Middle School will remain open
• Municipal Meetings
• What to do if ...
• Summer Splash
• 10 YEARS AFTER THE ATTACKS
• Farm plucks apples from disaster
• FSU cancels Sunday activities
• Taking no chances with Irene
• City teen arraigned on assault charges
• Storm forces street closures in Fitchburg
• Some area events postponed
• Storm puts
• Evangelidis pushes for Secure Communities
• Fundraiser to benefit Ashburnham sustainability center
• Accused stalker arrested in Fitchburg
• Yankee Street Fair a perfect reason for a homecoming
• Ayer Shirley Regional High school bus routes
• Fall Brook Elementary School bus routes
• President Antonucci sent a letter to students, faculty and staff this afternoon...
• 10 YEARS AFTER THE ATTACKS
• Boston church releases list of accused priests
• Luther Burbank Middle School bus routes
• Bank sells, donates land to Fitchburg for park
• Councilor: Greater safety would be worth cuts
• Leominster boarding house denied expansion
• Mayoral candidates to appear in forum Monday
• Nashoba Regional High School bus routes
• Nashoba Valley Technical High School bus routes
• Ashburnham, Westminster finalize redraft of regional agreement
• Mary Rowlandson Elementary School bus routes
• Bill would force gov into fed's program
• St. Anthony School bus routes
• Utility warns of potential outages due to hurricane
• Unemployment rate declines to 10.7% in region
• Riding the rails
• Good help is easy to find
• Longsjo Middle School bus schedule
• Reingold Elementary School bus routes
• Memorial Middle School bus routes
• McKay Campus School bus routes
• South Street Elementary School bus routes
• Leominster man charged in OUI after crash
• Two big families join forces for one big cause
• Officials ready for Irene's impact
• Murder suspect claims 'mental impairment'
• Summer-schoolers take learning cross-country
• Ashburnham working on repairs to major thoroughfares
• Crocker Elementary School bus schedule
• Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School
• Car goes to pieces
• Ahead of the Steal
• Devens shelter gives mothers home away from home
• At summer's apex
• Lunenburg officials end regionalization talks
• Revamp of casino legislation unveiled
• Perception is key, candidate says
• Ride to benefit scholarship fund
• Leominster woman stops home invasion
• Council candidate suggests DOR review of Leominster City Hall
• Shaker Road Bridge reopened
• End of long wait for Lancaster center has seniors shouting, 'bingo!'
• Back to School for Fitchburg - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Swinging the day away
• Knockout crunch
• No tooth loss needed for visit from Traveling Toothfairy
• Leominster leaders labor over zoning
• Teen injures head at skatepark
• Officials still questioning school regionalization
• App gives commuters an outlet to the MBTA
• Police ID body found in Fitchburg
• From folk to film, FSU series has lots to offer
• Lagerheads who can't make it to Munich come here
• Law would have sex offenders divulge online IDs
• Westminster buys garage with intent to raze
• Still no ID on body found in Fitchburg
• They get a kick out of helping others
• Medical issues could end up on 2012 ballot
• John J. Kelley, '57 Boston Marathon winner, dies at 80
• Shirley Shines seeks participants
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Ashby tour satisfies barn buffs
• St. Francis emphasizes inclusiveness
• Charity's plan for home draws ire
• Leominster official seeking to crack down on speeders
• Corner store features good old PB&J
• Western Mass. store celebrates 150 years
• Sisterhood's 125th anniversary 'overpowering'
• Bereavement groups meet in Ayer, Shirley
• Body found; police seek help with ID
• Fitchburg goes to the dogs -- literally
• LaGuer to try for new trial again
• Verizon union agrees to work, without deal
• A cut below?
• Here he goes again, but not on his own
• Municipal Meetings
• Fitchburg woman hoping to Zumba her way to Facebook fame
• Speed Racer
• They're here to help -- for a long, long time
• Mass. woman charged in fatal N.J. shooting
• Police briefs
• Thousands expected to visit St. Francis fair
• Mayor's chief of staff picked for new job
• Large shoe store moving in at mall
• Congress' new lines may well point east
• Pool, splash park to close
• Public invited to meet LHS's interim high school principal
• Artist makes scene of Biblical proportions
• Club: Flap over golf tourney unfair
• Barranco allegedly put friend on payroll
• Leominster woman charged in assault on boyfriend
• Night Out a nexus for Leominster women
• Whitey Bulger's girlfriend won't cooperate
• Gunmen attack, kill eight Israelis
• Libyan rebels set sights on Tripoli
• Police: Norwegian called to surrender
• U.S., allies demand that Assad resign
• LPD lands match-free grant for equipment
• Ashby historic barn tour to be followed by dance
• In tough times, small meals tax a big help
• Cheerleaders raising money for uniforms
• Child safety top priority for council candidate
• Perry, with a capital Dubya
• Poodle Pride
• Lancaster invasion, beating suspect at large
• Sponsors trot out scholarship recipients
• Town administrator starting double duty
• Leominster brush fire comes to quick end
• Doyle Field officials to put limits on loudness
• Teens: MOC job program meant more than work
• Candidate: Taxpayers deserve more services
• Still-fresh FATV executive director leaving
• Ashburnham's million-gallon water tower coming together
• Verizon workers fear displacement
• Arrhythmia absorbs quarterly loss, even as revenues increase
• Police Briefs
• Registration is now open for Graduate and Continuing Education's fall session. R...
• Sales of pols' prose mostly meager
• Rotary does decor
• Outage affects more than 11,000 Unitil customers
• Controlled burns are planned in Townsend
• Report: Mass. 3rd in child well-being
• Sholan Farms to host 10th anniversary celebration
• August a perfect storm for automobile accidents
• Finishing touch on Fitchburg musician's solo record calls for 1,000 singers' help
• CTE's former head at helm
• Thousands in grants go to local organizations
• Council candidate seeks to bring city pride back
• Leaders of probed ed agency still paid
• Boys & Girls Club kids have the itch to stitch
• Wet Weather
• Fed cuts to force VNA closure
• Johnny Appleseed Elementary School grads bring mural to fruition
• Legislators call for oversight committee to investigate MSEC
• Soggy shopping
• Discount store to sprout in Fitchburg this fall
• Police Briefs
• Evergreen Solar going bankrupt
• Summer months put crunch on food-pantry shelves
• Performer brings musical journey to Folk Festival audience
• Ashburnham facility not feasible, neighboring towns welcome seniors
• Legislators boost pay with per-diem perk
• Bisol runs for city council
• Eagle Eye
• Prosecutor changes venues, leaves TV gig for courtroom
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Sentinelandenterprise.com launches subscription model
• Lunenburg man can see the forest is for the trees
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Volunteers sought in Townsend
• Construction at Leominster High School reduces number of parking spaces
• MEC, under investigation, continues to control collaborative
• Proposal could bring collegiate-level baseball to Leominster
• See Fitchburg history on FATV
• Fitchburg manufacturer has system for reusing heat from natural gas
• Sentinel & Enterprise website prepares to launch subscription model
• Poet finds courage in personal canon
• Verizon restores landline telephone service to Leominster heart patient
• Local car dealers low on imports
• Tsongas: Plan for deficit can't be all cuts
• Church to host themed service
• Consumers help ease recession fears
• Organic grass a savior for pets
• Texas Gov. Perry's got the GOP buzz
• Mortgage rates near 30-year low
• U.S. ports spent big money after 9/11
• Police Briefs
• Remembering 30 American heroes
• Grant would help fund technology program at Lunenburg school
• Shirley board votes to join efficiency center
• Car show to benefit ACS
• A-Mazing
• MOC embezzler now jobless
• MSEC members plead for state takeover
• AG won't appeal Unitil rate increase
• AMSC has cut 150 jobs since March 31
• Leominster moving foward with efficiency fixes
• Firm's guidance may help Shirley turn green
• Success takes Leominster soccer phenom by surprise
• Ladies Night Out to feature local fashion show
• Shirley going on offensive as hacks continue
• Police Briefs
• MBTA should know: 'It ain't over till it's over'
• Lunenburg police: 3 teens tagging culprits
• Gardner man charged with attempted murder
• Warren hinting at run against Brown
• Doggy Paddle
• Fitchburg dog lost, family's hope not
• Between construction, curriculum and contracts, head of schools has hands full
• Rehab in, peace out, Ashby residents say
• Mazzarella seeks TIF for business relocation
• Crime top priority for council candidate
• Young Townsend players stay sharp with short and sweet production
• Name: John F. Triolo
• Auditor asks for state takeover of embattled MSEC
• By Erin Smith
• Correction
• Lancaster seeks grant to extend water line
• Where are they now?
• The university will celebrate Family Weekend on Friday, Sept. 30 through Sunday,...
• Dodge, Duck, Dip, Dive, and Dodge!
• Mayor
• Federal Barranco inquest begins
• Candidate, wife: Conflict wouldn't exist
• Dozens received MSEC funds
• Shirley selectmen running out of options for board member
• Town 'devastated' by Littleton girl's death
• Mayor
• Shirley police, DPW get raises
• Ashburnham pub given warning by selectmen
• Tumbling For a Cause
• Leominster police wag finger at disgruntled Verizon workers
• Schuler still barred from Shirley buildings
• Girl struck by car driven by mother
• Beloved FHS bandleader honored with scholarship
• U.S. feeling debt-ceiling shockwaves
• Brewers spared from state rule
• Leominster woman facing child-assault charges
• Schoolyard brawl allegedly included baseball bat, golf club and chainsaw
• Effect of nation's credit-rating downgrade on Massachusetts unclear, officials say
• Ayer-Shirley looking for school project head
• Noise at field prompts rule eval
• ObamaCare stomping on liberty
• The university hosted public safety professionals from across Massachusetts for...
• Hiya!
• Family, colleagues remember Fitchburg's Dr. Cyril Bergman
• Calves stolen from Westminster farm
• Verizon workers balk at concessions; strike
• Brown reaps out-of-state donations
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Leominster restaurant has its grand opening
• Many enthusiasts bailing on boating industry
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Local soccer phenom scores goal at Gillette
• Volunteers clean up Leominster brook
• 'Crammers' can ring up fraudulent expenses on your bill, Fitchburg woman warns
• Teamwork
• Avoiding 'cramming'
• Music fest benefits Fitchburg fire victims
• Lunenburg schools may go it alone
• Monday
• Leominster soldier returning to U.S. from duty overseas
• Our Father's House receives $22,000 donation from church
• Just a Liiiittle Closer
• Body found in Fitchburg
• Fitchburg judge vetted for fed job
• Ayer woman receives lot of good luck from design guru Berkus
• Cross-dressing Lowell man charged with mall lewdness
• Ex-Leominster officer pleads guilty to child rape
• Many 9/11 victims not on death registry
• SEC panel meets to discuss allegations
• Who's to blame for the lagging economy?
• Leominster tech school director gone
• Westminster restaurant to serve one-day license suspension
• It may be small, but for Naukeag Lake Club members, it's home
• Leominster fundraiser steps to new venue
• Bolton Fair -- an agricultural phenomenon
• Westminster officials say iPads a good idea for kindergartners
• Child-rape charges against Leominster man dismissed
• Loophole nets Mass. hospitals millions
• Group to give free pleasure boat safety inspections
• Leominster seeks grant for 'gateway' makeover
• Sens. Brown, Kerry against gas-tax hike
• Shirley school sees improvements
• Joseph Dillon named interim LHS principal
• Fitchburg City Council candidate seeks to get to crime's root causes
• Busing plan in place for Shirley students attending Lunenburg
• Objects in Mirror...
• Setti Warren makes campaign stop in Fitchburg
• NM alum brings Power of Touch to Fitchburg
• Gail Feckley: Leominster needs new ideas
• Benefits of tax holiday in doubt
• Mayor Wong wants gov. to intercede on Unitil rates
• Groton mourns loss of 'town icon'
• Family remembers Fitchburg man's smile
• Hackers target Shirley site again
• Local actress draws on family humor for 'Girl Talk'
• Police Briefs
• Lancaster plans public meeting on dam removal, replacement
• Oh, Hey
• Banding together for Fitchburg's common good
• Townsend gives green light to energy-efficient projects
• Berkus to reveal home makeover for Ayer woman
• Ayer,Shirley hearings to address school financing
• N.H. ambulance service to shutter
• Leominster kids go beyond arts and crafts
• Rehab center looking for Ashby's blessing
• Analyst: Gas prices stabilized, for now
• Art, wine, food, fun on tap for Fitchburg's First Thursday
• Lunenburg to receive trails grant
• Details of Westminster man's death come out in court
• 50 cheers for Pop Warner!
• Scaled-back Unitil rate increases approved
• Benefit to help Westminster's needy
• Swinging the Day Away
• Shirley FinCom: Time to move on
• Board to fund wireless Internet
• Brother of man who shot officer held in robbery case
• Delegation is split on
• Police: Student's suicide not linked to bullying
• Ex-AUC faculty are still waiting
• Sept. 11 project is being pieced together
• Ideas welcomed for use of new Lancaster Community Center
• Dog owners urged to keep up with required shots
• Animal-care group seeks donations for stray dogs
• Lancaster man faces attempted-murder charges
• Cancer survivor puts pedal to the pavement
• The Icing on the Cake
• Lancaster college staff sent packing
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Local schools are reviewing, revising anti-bullying policies
• Leominster brook cleanup set for Saturday
• Only incumbants file election papers in Leominster
• Murderer heads back to court
• Pain Relief
• Area hospital CEOs pull in big salaries
• Municipal Meetings
• Retired Leominster surgeon mourned
• Sholan Farms volunteers enjoy fruits of their labor
• Fruitful past
• Rising debt a crime
• Fun 'n FITchburg program focuses on healthy eating
• Sentinel & Enterprise will feature comic strip by Lunenburg artist
• A LOCK ON TRADITION IN TOWNSEND
• A Pretty View Minutes Away
• Lawmakers pass Probation Department reform bill
• Missing children found safe in Townsend
• Fitchburg diner serves up 30 years of homestyle meals
• Leominster school board faces issue over Internet
• Leominster man chronicles beauty of U.S. national parks
• Rep. Benson secures regional aid for Shirley
• Second suspect charged with murder
• Tea Time
• Wisconsin-born orthopedist planted feet firmly in Fitchburg for 27 years
• Fitchburg duo charged with possession
• Veteran officer, Ashby native earns PD promotion
• Ashby residents to planners: Retain town's character, bring in businesses
• State brings back appliance rebates
• No bail for Devens man facing attempted-murder charge
• Lunenburg program turns kids' downtime into learning opportunities
• Fitchburg PD: Be on guard for burglaries
• Wrongful death suit fired at FPD
• Saddling up sequels to 'Cowboys & Aliens'
• Watchman posted at burned-out Leominster house
• Leominster school board incumbents not running
• Deluxe Corp. bolstered by local division
• Unitil's net profits up despite big loss
• Lancaster lands electric-car charging center
• Enjoying the Sun
• Judiciary seeking Band-Aid for cuts
• Monument to Ashby founding father sits neglected, forgotten
• LHS interim-principal search down to two
• House approves sales-tax holiday
• Sentinel & Enterprise earns 17 awards
• Police Briefs
• Rite Aid to settle Rx overcharges for $2.1M
• Council candidate: City roads foremost
• Lunenburg man makes the best of brain injury
• Officials say Unitil 'neutral' on current muni-choice bill
• Historical Society tour delves into muralist's local work
• FIFTH'S FIERY HISTORY
• Fire destroys Leominster home
• Ashby firefighter facing assault charge
• Car found submerged in pool; none hurt
• Local Guardsmen welcomed home
• Fitchburg post office on possible closure list
• Cities' teen birth rates on the rise
• Police Briefs
• Leominster restaurant owners address noise concerns
• Shirley BOS gives Marchetti $16,225
• FSU to host public safety summit
• Multitasking
• Lancaster looks to sell ambulance building
• Devens haz-mat center to serve several towns
• Leominster officials warn of water-rate increases
• School merger talks remain at a standstill
• Boarding house bid still has opposition
• Gas-tax hike idea tanks with public
• Deadline moved for troubled borrowers
• Police: Clerk reports customer with knives
• Firefighters control blaze in Westminster woods
• State mulling sales-tax holiday
• Cemetery flag burnings on the Fourth a disgrace
• Acting chief: Outnumbered officers were wise to retreat
• Communities await state funds for road work
• Fiancee recalls victim's smile, 'friendly word'
• Swim Time
• Major ramp revamp planned
• Proposed Devens dispatch center revisited
• Overhaul in works for special-ed collaboratives
• Lowell police officer's death probed
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Leominster teen experiences major-league achievement
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Jumping Around
• Children's activities, treats featured at Fitchburg Summer Youth Festival
• Friends surprise car restorer with personal parade
• Vigil for murder victim set
• Court caseloads
• Debt-ceiling crunch has some seniors worried
• Officials: Court closure would be big problem
• Municipal Meetings
• Bird and the Bee
• Not cool: Police arrest topless woman, man
• Littleton man gets probation for assault
• Stretch code last step in Ashby quest for green
• In-state tuition for illegals unfair to out-of-state students
• Leominster boardinghouse will likely get expansion OK
• Attorney questions effectiveness of Secure Communities initiative
• City youth festival starts today
• Tenants say court order was violated
• Fitchburg to receive $3.7M grant
• Fitchburg man charged with murder
• Fitchburg police investigating shooting of store clerk
• Stage Fright
• Charge amended for safe-theft suspect
• State wants more control over special-ed alliances
• Feds warn of email green-card scam
• Unitil drill simulates disaster as way to evaluate the system
• Fitchburg sets standards for tow bids
• Sholan Farms offers earlier-than usual picking
• Leominster zoning overhaul proceeds slowly
• Leominster woman starts volunteer Neighbor Brigade
• Horse breeder backs reduction in racing hours
• These kids are having a howlin' good time at Nashoba Theater Camp
• Oakmont contractor eyed for Briggs work
• Ayer-Shirley lunch prices go up
• Giving the Exchange Club its due for Fitchburg parade's patriotism
• Singing Bowls
• 'She was a beacon of hope'
• House OKs bill revising state alimony system
• Habitat told it can't build on land in Westminster
• Police Briefs
• Bowls bring healing music to North Middlesex students
• Frankly, she relishes her job
• Face-to-face meetings help personalize mortgage issues in Fitchburg
• Gov. Patrick pushes reduced tuition for illegals
• Westminster mom seeks justice in death of son at UConn
• Reps vow to fight move of court out of Leominster
• Low flow in Nashua River means water restrictions in Fitchburg
• Play ball!
• Tom Sawyer comes alive in Shirley
• Fitchburg mom: Lack of bus service leaves boy with dangerous walk to school
• So this is what a frying pan feels like
• Baby Hawk
• Leominster aid drive looking for soldiers overseas
• Penny Drive to help those in need
• Police Briefs
• State tax-incentives program draws fire
• At Leominster library, lessons in job hunting
• Tips for staying healthy in the heat
• Leominster man charged in rape
• Lancaster sinkhole repair likely weeks away
• Townsend 'green' designation in the works
• Fitchburg to receive planning help
• Fitchburg makes strides on school maintenance
• Ex-state Senate hopeful dies
• Lunenburg OKs extra cash for garage repairs
• Dems eye Harvard professor Warren in U.S. Senate race
• State to help pay for $4M Ayer rail lot
• Mass. lawmakers consider deposits on more drinks
• Local woman heading to Cambodia with Peace Corps
• Study: Cost to remove Bartlett Dam $680G
• Police Briefs
• Westminster man seeks legal action against rail expansion
• Evergreen fighting to stay on stock market
• N. Middlesex approves new fees for students
• Healey takes helm at Leominster PD
• ASHBY
• Summer Outing
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Pols tally cash
• State doesn't keep tabs on immigration status of felons
• Realtors oppose mandatory fee for candidates
• * Never leave fires unattended.
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Municipal projects still on to-do list
• Annual F-Troop Summerfest will benefit Leominster vets memorial
• Lancaster sinkhole meeting set for Tuesday
• First Pitch
• Family calls Habitat for Humanity house a home
• Blueberries (now through August)
• Montachusett Ski Club celebrates 40 years of sportsmanship and friendship
• Barranco not first education director to face allegations
• Ex-school chief
• Despite tough economy, area employers try to maintain steady workforce
• Largest Employers in North Central Massachusetts*
• Monday
• Ashburnham recognizes town's oldest resident
• As time passes, perspective increases
• Official: Trash troubles being sorted out
• Displaced residents want their property
• Youngsters learn art of Manga at Lunenburg library workshop
• Lunenburg seeks to recoup some budget losses
• Motorcycle group will ride Sunday to honor fallen Leominster soldier
• Fitchburg pub owner to rectify mistake
• Shelter wants to buy diocese building
• Batter Up!
• FinCom OKs garage funding increase
• Chapter 90 money to boost
• Evergreen fights for its survival
• Unitil replacing 'static line'
• Restaurant wins conditional OK
• HYPE event is July 28
• Leominster councilor: It's not too early to think about Appleseed Festival
• Shirley selectmen emphasize belief that transitional manager be paid
• Ashburnham loses out again on CDBG funds
• Concert series on the common kicks off ninth year in Shirley
• Westminster house is condemned; officials concerned about vacancies
• Out At Home
• Lancaster board: Sewer pipe didn't cause sinkhold
• 'Zip Trip' comes to Townsend
• Relay for Life video up for national award
• Police Briefs
• Schools leader raps health plan
• Lovers' quarrel leads to apparent road rage
• HealthAlliance chosen among 'Most Wired' hospitals
• Police to crack down on speeders
• Shirley burn victim brought to court on old warrants
• American Superconductor to restate finances
• Man accused of trying to run down police officer
• Bay State company unveils new flywheel-energy facility
• State seizes Groton eatery
• Man wanted in deadly fire is captured
• The university will host the Stratton Players for their upcoming production of "Postcards," a collection of short plays. The venerable theatre troupe lost their playhouse in a fire on July 10. The show will be staged at the McKay Campus Schoo
• Creepy Crawlers
• Lawmakers say health reforms are a win-win
• Lunenburg board OKs transfers to finalize FY '11 expenses
• Shirley boards deadlocked over interim pay
• Stabbing victim expected to recover
• Man accused in bar-rage incident
• Soldier who lost hand grabbing grenade awarded Medal of Honor
• Boscoe the bedbug hunter has local roots
• Site inspection tonight for boarding-house proposal
• It's a Bug's Life in Lancaster
• Councilors hear details on water, wastewater rate increases
• Developer seeks $1M grant for water line
• Officials, veterans say flag etiquette doesn't have teeth
• No 'splash pad' for Barrett Park
• Summer Soccer
• Tougher ordinance for sex offenders
• Probe into alleged misuse of SPED cash not so cut and dry
• Man charged in Littleton bus fires pleads not guilty
• No $250 busing fee for Lunenburg
• Patrick OKs health-reform plan
• Fitchburg could be part of 5th District
• Police Briefs
• FITCHBURG ELECTION
• Board: Fees for only athletes unfair
• A few rich libertarians undermine freedom
• Board OKs borrowing cash to complete sinkhole project
• Fitchburg pool closes due to vandalism
• Patrick approves $30.6M state budget
• Amtrak train, semitrailer crash in Maine killing N.H. trucker and injuring six others
• Man charged after chase on I-495
• Train derails in India; 31 dead
• Tourist boat sinks; 100 are missing
• U.S. chops $800M in aid to Pakistan
• In-state tuition for illegals to get hearing
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Shirley's Mastrangelo earns athletic-trainer award
• Give Elizabeth Warren the job, President Obama
• Embattled education head still being paid
• Any other bright ideas, Congress?
• The real work begins for Redistricting Committee
• Lancaster African-Americans stood tall in Revolutionary War
• Local librarians make picks
• Fitchburg potholes wreaking havoc
• RMV aims to drive customers online
• Media kept Shirley voters informed on budget
• Tune in to Fitchburg history
• Anyone seen my dog?
• Lancaster officials await word on road repairs
• Municipal Meetings
• Koeck recalled as a caring city councilor
• North Lunenburg club's 'Women on Target' event breaks gender barriers
• Threat? Joke? Ban on Shirley official remains
• Who will draw for ice cream?
• Face Painting
• Patrick makes changes to budget
• Police: Student brought knife to Fitchburg school
• Garden to honor veterans planned in Westminster
• Councilor: Parking meters should go
• Ashby takes two land parcels for unpaid taxes
• Shirley seniors get tax breaks for volunteer work in community
• The complete videos for the 115th Commencement Exercises graduate and undergraduate ceremonies are now posted and viewable on our YouTube page. Thanks to FATV for another terrific job. Watch them here:
• Local plants keep producing
• Staying Cool
• Commercials could be part of the ride on MBTA buses
• Area woman jailed in Fitchburg robbery faces new charges
• Mass. RMV directs drivers to website
• Lancaster mulls site for solar array
• Trooper honored for role in pursuit
• Shirley, Lancaster anticipate receiving prison mitigation aid
• Leominster Colonial Band announces concert schedule
• Leominster seeks members for Conservation Commission
• Leominster boardinghouse owner may get OK to expand
• Lancaster requests permits for solar panels
• New school chief has busy first week on job
• Fitchburg house ignites again
• Fitchburg State welcomes back Pat Haverty as its head football coach this fall:
• Deja Vu
• 'Rozy' Bracani brought lots of laughs to Leominster
• Fallon Clinic to change name to Reliant Medical
• Fitchburg home burns for a second time
• More spending abuses alleged
• Leominster youth, 15, has an eye for fires
• Girl hit by car recovering; no charges to be filed
• Democratic hopeful hoofs it to Fitchburg
• Shirley has doubts over regional plan
• Brown war chest almost $10M
• Police: Copper stolen from air-conditioning units
• Fitchburg man faces 4th OUI charge
• Fitchburg police get report of impersonator
• WEEKEND BEST BETS
• Lancaster Farmers Market opens at new location
• Bouncing Off the Walls
• Fitchburg man arraigned on gun charges
• Groton boy, 4, drowns in backyard pool
• Budget awaits Patrick's signature
• Judge won't lower bail for suspect in 1969 death
• Army plans to repair culvert on Devens land
• Bay State employers are losing confidence
• New school district urged to hire athletic trainer
• Leominster mayor picks attorney as personnel director
• Fitchburg swim lessons start July 11
• Accused Acton mom gets funds for defense
• Girl, 14, hospitalized after struck by car
• Fitchburg priest placed on administrative leave
• Sick call led to absence of military at parade
• SBA has loans for Johnsonia fire victims
• See Spot
• Leominster man facing assault charges
• Local billiard team heading to Vegas
• Cleanup begins at old factory building
• Future of Gov's Council uncertain
• Local family helping soldiers in need
• A fairy-tale ending for Ashby teenager
• From 'Unfortunate' to Fortunate
• Fitchburg's PartyPalooza features games, music, and contests for children
• Fitchburg man bids farewell to old career
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Fitchburg woman puts parade in focus
• State education agencies lack fiscal oversight
• Fitchburg official calls for audit of tow company
• Royal newlyweds in Quebec after rousing Canada Day festivities
• Experts: Mass. tornadoes'
• All hands on deck for Lunenburg's Great Cardboard Boat Race
• R.I. gov signs bill allowing civil unions
• Most N.H. farmers' crops weathered soggy spring
• Condition of N. Middlesex Regional High under scrutiny
• Taking on bullies is serious task
• High schoolers lend a hand on Habitat for Humanity house
• Program offers help to struggling Bay State homeowners
• Monday
• Local officials: Pools are safe
• Townsend woman wins singing competition at Beemers Pub
• Lawmakers push for moment of silence bill
• New billing system to the rescue
• Murray to take part in Fitchburg parade
• Fitchburg library announces its new Saturday hours
• Lunenburg principal steps down
• Just like that, Shirley has a balanced budget
• Repair project OK'd in Ashby
• Tsongas, residents gather to hash out nation's debt woes
• Leominster's interim school superintendent moves on
• Friend: Lifeguard told about missing woman
• Report: Cuts hurt mental-health staff safety
• Police: Man arrested allegedly sneaking into Johnsonia Building
• City debt exclusion scrapped
• n Remove person from danger
• Leominster trailhead to be closed for construction
• Ayer, Shirley form one school district
• Leominster Fire Department to install smoke alarms for elderly
• The King and Queen
• Leominster kids sing out
• Westminster's Bistro files for Chapter 11
• Fitchburg Civic Days has its king and queen
• Fitchburg councilors make cuts, OK budget
• Leominster's Blue Marlin restaurant sold
• Driver hurt in Ashby car accident
• Leominster, union to enter contract talks
• Leominster public pool will remain open, official says
• Shirley residents to vote on budget tonight
• Main Street to reopen in Fitchburg
• Barranco takes leave from Education Center
• Patrick and Murray snubbing Fitchburg area
• Community gardens yield benefits for Leominster youth
• July 4th Events
• Sand Blaster
• Firefighters control Fitchburg blaze
• Ayer bicyclist, 8, struck by tractor-trailer
• Mass. bill would legalize pot for medical use
• IG: Education center has $10.5M in bank
• Fitchburg parade route altered
• Shirley voters pass debt exclusion
• Leominster budget OK'd without cuts
• Lancaster man hurt in I-190 accident
• Body ID'd as being Fitchburg woman
• MCAS scores to key teacher evaluations
• Developer hopes to convert school annex to apartments
• Fitchburg budget 'out of whack'
• Police chase down man with two warrants
• Selectmen approve bikers' use of certain Crocker trails
• Fitchburg State biology professor Chris Cratsley shared some of his expertise on fireflies in this article in the Houston Chronicle:
• Keeping Cool
• Neighbors upset with boarding house plan
• Kimball Farm eyes recreation for Lancaster site
• Police: Leominster man assaulted pregnant woman
• Townsend OKs $1.3M for slate roof at Spaulding School
• New cable-access channel for Shirley
• Mayor: Relying on free cash a bad idea
• Annex demolition on hold for now
• Lawmakers: Secrecy allows for smoother budget talks
• Water oxygen levels improve at local pond
• FSU's Antonucci: No comment on MEC report
• Board OKs new survey policy
• Identity of body found in Fitchburg still unknown
• Townsend looks for new ways to go green
• Bringing casinos to Mass. all about jobs
• Authorities: Bomb kills 25 in Nigeria
• Libya rebels clash with Gadhafi forces
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Will Leominster choose deep cuts or higher taxes?
• College students use pedal power to push message
• Follow the Climate Summer activists' progress online as they complete their 1,000- mile bicycle journey through New England.
• Lunenburg toughens graduation requirements
• Towns pitch plan to help cash-strapped Devens
• Roof repair project in Leominster delayed
• Local man organizing benefit for Johnsonia fire victims
• Doggie in the Window
• Many shocked over allegations against Barranco
• Young Eagles event canceled
• Driver hurt in rollover
• Judge Perez honored for service to community
• Fitchburg State University Spring 2011 President's, Dean's Lists
• Municipal Meetings
• Survey offers reasons parents opt-out of Leominster district
• Secure Communities program spurs debate
• Shirley facing financial trouble
• Festival aims to help students dream big
• Local school students help oldest resident mark 101 years
• The music has stopped for now at Westminster Farmers Market
• Community garden opens in Leominster
• Gobble Gobble
• Bulger brought back to Boston
• Marine Corps honors Westminster native
• Committee dissects data on $83M Devens apartment plan
• Man arraigned in stabbing incident
• Gardner teen sentenced for vehicular homicide
• Leominster man is key adviser to Army in Middle East
• Fitchburg man ruled out in trooper hit-run
• Fitchburg hosts Bike & Build riders
• St. B's carnival ends Sunday
• Junior Police Academy is a hit in Fitchburg
• Former Mass. residents feeling the heat from Arizona wildfires
• Environmental group appeals Crocker Pond policy
• Fitchburg man charged in purse snatch
• Leominster police use Taser to subdue man during standoff
• Rain, Rain, Go Away
• Report details trips, dinners for local school chiefs
• Fun Day set at Cleghorn Oil
• A tale of two brothers:
• Townsend residents to vote on new school roof
• Board will revisit three liquor-license petitions in Leominster
• Police still investigating fatal motorcycle crash
• Lancaster Town Beach will open Saturday
• Ashburnham Business Council plans to throw a party on Saturday
• Fitchburg City Hall, officials unresponsive to complaints
• Fitchburg water and sewer rates will climb
• N. Middlesex School officials consider raising school lunch prices
• Some in Fitchburg to get hike in trash fees
• Mass. law enforcement wait for Whitey's next move
• Correction
• A Place to Meet
• Mass. trims extended jobless benefits
• GOP to Dems: Back ethics code changes
• Correction
• The Gardner News to be acquired by Sentinel & Enterprise parent company
• Nashoba Regional High taps interim principal
• Councilors talk budget with school reps
• Leominster man died on Harley he had just purchased
• Three Fitchburg teens found safe after getting lost in woods
• Leominster councilor proposes budget reductions
• Two local educators take new posts in Ayer-Shirley District
• More blasts expected in Devens during training
• Price of SMART program trash bags jump 67 percent in Shirley
• School officials craft new survey policy
• Clarification
• Make Way for Turkeys
• Cartoonist plans book signing on Thursday
• Lunenburg wants more cash for DPW project; meeting set
• Man charged in domestic incident
• Planners reject 42-unit student housing proposal
• Gambling opponents feel left out of debate
• New teen center makes progress
• $10 bill, thought to be fake, is real
• More challengers in Leominster City Council race
• Ashburnham OKs water-tank funds
• Fitchburg council KOs health benefits
• Westminster group aims to make town a 'Green Community'
• Lunenburg seeking new town sealer
• Townsend seeking school-repair cash
• Text of survey given to Fitchburg middle-schoolers
• Commuter rail vows better service
• Longsjo Classic canceled
• Day by the water
• Leominster board mulls Innovative School plan
• Ice-cream stand seeking liquor license
• Diabetes program a success at city school
• Officials aim to educate voters on debt exclusion
• Tsongas hosting public forum in Concord
• Lights ... Camera ... Action!
• Full recovery expected for boy struck by SUV
• Westminster credit union gets fresh look
• Sex survey prompts city school to review policies
• City heats up for Summer Stroll
• QUOTABLE QUOTES: DiMasi reaction
• SUV hits youngster in Fitchburg
• Life of Fitchburg church founder and father celebrated on Father's Day
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Leominster councilor wants city boards to be flexible
• Roche prepares to take top job at Fitchburg High School
• Some communities reluctant to regionalize services, say officials
• Proposed expansion of boardinghouse makes Leominster neighbors nervous
• RCAP Solutions seeks HUD grant to revamp building
• Planning Commission gets grant
• Fitchburg's Trinity Church hosts Greek Fest
• To our readers
• Communities mull halting health
• Municipal Meetings
• Starburst Festival ends with a bang
• Leomnister man charged in Sterling accident
• AOC honors workers during Nurses' Week
• Fitchburg Rotary sending local students to leadership event
• His hobby has strings attached
• Fitchburg High principal retires
• Local youngsters anxiously wait as volunteers repair Fitchburg pool
• Local movie makers give it a shot
• Three Leominster roads are under construction
• State Sen. Eldridge calls visit to White House 'humbling'
• Arc, businesses impacted by Fitchburg building blaze
• Lunenburg's Primary School gym to get bleachers
• Attack in Leominster
• Starburst Concert is set for today
• Leaps and Bounds
• 'One in a million' Groton Marine laid to rest
• Ashby man
• Sholan Farms aglow with solar power
• Police investigate stabbing in Fitchburg
• Shirley officials will meet to trim town's annual budget
• Few lawmakers call for corruption crackdown after DiMasi verdict
• Despite drop in state jobless rate, many still seeking work
• Ashby hires Briggs for three months
• Lawrence man busted on drug charges in Leominster
• Mayor Wong backs Warren for U.S. Senate
• Teacher's first year goes by quickly
• Leominster middle-school students compete in Greek Olympics
• Retiring Old Glory
• Several groups aiding Fitchburg fire victims
• Family movie night in Ashburnham
• She lost it all in fire, then got it all back with birth of a son
• Budget gap has meal-price hike in play for Ayer-Shirley
• Johnsonia residents waiting to get belongings
• SCHEDULE
• Men get jail time in 'brutal' beatings
• Lunenburg School Committee OKs $14.91M budget -- maybe
• Mazzarella: Fixed costs are reason for 2.5% tax increase
• Cemetery spending questioned
• Shirley Town Meeting vote gives Nashoba Tech stabilization fund
• Trooper cleared in fatal Ashby shooting
• Program brings youths closer to the environment
• Music to take over Westminster
• Rescued
• Bruins reach ultimate stage
• Johnsonia building has rich history
• DeLeo: Lawmaker, staffer did no wrong
• TM bucks boards, OKs $10.6M budget
• Lunenburg suspends bar's liquor license
• Johnsonia Cultural Series to continue this month
• Fitchburg eyes $5M debt exclusion for road repairs
• Leominster mayor to present budget proposal for fiscal '12
• Lunenburg aggregation plan may not start until December
• New IC Federal Credit Union set to open
• Leominster police investigate break-in
• It was 'never a job' for Zapantis
• Fire victims scramble to determine what's next
• N. Middlesex votes to hire merger consultant
• Taking a Rest
• Council debates DOR review proposal
• Tsongas: Keep 5th District in tact
• FITCHBURG
• Two men arrested in Fitchburg car breaks
• Artisan site a 'cultural magnet' for town
• Lancaster committee looking for help raising money for rec fields
• Board weighs in on proposed athetic fee hike
• City Council mulls debt exclusion to ease costs of repairing roads
• Flag Day events tonight
• 'Bubble' bursts as LHS grads yearn to grow
• Nashoba Regional High School Graduates
• Westminster mulls RFP for old Town Hall
• Starburst rescheduled for June 18
• Nashoba Regional High grads embrace change
• Name of school: Nashoba Regional High School
• Fitchburg parent objects to survey
• Experts: Garlic mustard plant invading Mass. gardens
• Man arrested in attempted theft at Leominster Target
• Fitchburg cancer activist taking message to Washington
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Leominster Fire wants second ambulance
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Fitchburg: $50 per sport, per athlete
• Hats Off
• Winchendon man charged with auto theft
• Lunenburg grads eager to expand their horizons
• MONDAY
• Name of School: Lunenburg High School
• Leominster Starburst moved to today, weather permitting
• Lunenburg teacher draws comic strips for self-published book
• Some say 3-D movies waning in popularity
• Fitchburg Art Museum names new marketing director
• Teachers get layoff notices
• The following students received diplomas from Lunenburg High School on Saturday, June 11:
• On the Right Track
• Police briefs
• Downtown deals in Leominster Saturday
• Ashby sex offender convicted in assault on boy
• Pathways program helps top students blaze their own trails
• Jews for Jesus talk in Fitchburg Sunday
• Correction
• Friday night (brighter) lights
• At Leominster schools, they made miles count
• Townsend residents warned after thefts
• This conceptual design shows where the new pedestrian plaza will be situated relative to the Conlon and Sanders buildings.
• Stormy Skies
• Leominster man honored for assisting in police probe
• Passenger in fatal crash voices remorse
• 4 guilty of unemployment fraud
• State lawmakers, Fitchburg mayor make case for 'muni' bill at Statehouse
• Principal tells police mom was drunk behind the wheel
• Relative: Body may be missing Fitchburg resident
• Lancaster, Fitchburg men to be ordained as deacons
• Patrick views Fitchburg bridge project
• Robotics team holds car wash today in Bolton
• River Festival planned in Lancaster
• Gardner preps for Relay for Life fundraiser
• Officials, residents mull uses for former Westminster Town Hall
• The ongoing campus transformation will take another step forward next week when work begins on the long-sought pedestrian plaza between Mara Village and the Conlon and Sanders buildings. This week the Fitchburg City Council voted to close a section of Hi
• Record Heat Expected
• Gateway to College grads praise school
• Keepin' It Cool
• Lisciotti wins Scouts' Distinguished Citizens Award
• Parker Charter grads take turns singing school's praises
• Body found; police won't say if it's Fitchburg woman
• Shirley scholarship recipients are a secret till Thursday
• Leominster city councilors want outside inspection of finances
• Lancaster River Fest Saturday
• UMass to raise fees by 7.5 percent
• DiMasi defense takes offense at prosecution move
• Well-adult clinic in Shirley on June 21
• Community Briefs
• Ash-West may cut more school workers
• Police Briefs
• Relaxing in the Sun
• Lowell woman rescued after ravine plunge
• Boy testifies of alleged abuse by Ashby sex offender
• Shirley voters debate budget as Town Meeting continues
• Sports funding, fees at issue in Leominster school budget
• Leominster setting stage for Starburst festival
• Bill would ban liquor ads on state property
• Shirley Town Meeting continues
• Porter earns top honor as he passes Marine Corps League baton
• Gov. Patrick pandering to illegal immigrants
• Ceremonies to salute those who answer the fire bell
• Starburst features something for everyone
• Plan lets Lancaster stay with 2 precincts
• S. Lancaster Academy grads celebrate
• Leominster Land Trust says its work is done
• Leominster hires new special-ed director
• Men's Health Fair tomorrow at FSU
• FinCom reviews $100M budget
• SHIRLEY
• Man involved in 2008 city shooting pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Gov 'dubious' of federal fingerprint program
• In The Spotlight
• Cancer center breaks ground on $13.5M 'state-of-the-art' upgrade
• Leominster Police Briefs
• Correction
• Lancaster Scouts tap into nature
• Utility hearing tomorrow in Boston
• Heywood Hospital gets new CEO
• Budget hearings set in Leominster
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• The following students received diplomas from Oakmont Regional High School on Sunday, June 5. The note "(NHS)" indicates a National Honor Society student:
• 172 graduate from Oakmont Regional High
• Name of school: Oakmont Regional High School
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Fitchburg sisters sell bracelets to benefit Asthma Foundation
• Teaching in Fitchburg extremely rewarding
• Leominster to review school budget line items
• Leominster chief wants reserve firefighters list
• Lunenburg officials seek pact to bring solar farm to Youngs Road
• Flying Monkey
• Wife of Marlins team owner books it back to Leominster
• Municipal Meetings
• Mass. Lottery, Sentinel & Enterprise
• Favorable winds carry Nashoba grads
• Athletics trumps academics
• Leominster organization tells area residents to take a hike
• Nashoba Valley Technical High School Class of 2011
• Six Dems vie for chance to take down Sen. Brown
• News Digest
• 'Gunsmoke' star Arness dead at 88
• Potential next bin-Laden
• Westminster man leads Afghan police program
• Name of School: Leominster High School
• The following students received diplomas from Leominster High School on Saturday, June 4:
• Lining up for the future
• Leominster native Loria to sign copies of new cookbook
• Donations sought for Brimfield
• Final farewell for seniors, Ayer High
• Ashburnham picks accountant
• So who's right in Right to Repair?
• 290 go from the bus to NMRHS grads
• Raises in store for Shirley workers
• Debt-ceiling crisis a warm-up for real thing
• Lunenburg preps for new town website
• Results are in from students designing a new Fitchburg
• Sharek is eager to take Monty Tech reins
• Could be long wait for city zoning ordinance
• PHOTO OF THE DAY
• Palin visits Mass., N.H., says she's not stepping on Romney's toes
• Two top Hawthorne Brook Middle School students honored
• NCCES graduates remember teacher
• Lancaster to hold Whisker Walk Sunday
• Lunenburg couple visits every city and town in the commonwealth
• Grafton sixth-grade student eliminated from Scripps National Spelling Bee
• Ashby Level 3 sex offender headed to court
• Mass. communities survey damage, begin recovery effort after deadly tornadoes
• Samoset students receive medals at music festival
• Name of School: Fitchburg Alternative High School
• She waited 80 years, but she got her diploma
• 132 graduate from Fitchburg Alternative High
• Wicked weather skirts North Central region of Bay State
• Name of School: North Central Charter Essential School
• A new vice president of academic affairs will be starting on July 1. Read about Robin Bowen here:
• Locals dodge fallen trees, high winds
• PHOTO OF THE DAY
• Ex-spokesman recalls answers DiMasi gave to press inquiries
• Region sends rescue help to the scene
• Shirley officials wrangle over town budget woes
• Liquor license awarded to Hilton Garden Inn in Devens
• Young B's fans are among most avid
• Grin and bear it... furry friend lurks in Gardner
• No word yet on Leominster district court
• Thieves steal truck, auto parts
• Mom accidentally runs over leg of son
• Town planner tries to settle in
• UMass committee OKs 7.5% fee hike
• Cushing Academy Graduates
• Woman accused of punching husband
• Ex-Patrick aide testifies in DiMasi trial
• Leominster man lives lifelong dream in tribute to Kiss
• Pit bull wounded in Fitchburg shooting dies
• This stray bruin wasn't welcome in Westminster
• Pit bull dies after Fitchburg shooting
• Women's auxiliary group revived
• Worcester man arrested after crash
• Police: Man hid cellphone after assault
• Mental-health advocates fight for state funds
• Fitchburg wants more police officers
• Leominster man charged with assault
• Democrats gear up for annual convention
• Hanneken to lead McKay, Fitchburg Arts Academy
• Illegal immigration draws ire
• Site plan OK'd for Ashby retail
• Electric plan heading to state hearing
• Science in full gear
• Woman injured in Ashby cycle crash
• Lunenburg man hurt in N.H. ATV crash
• Lunenburg hoping for grant to hire new officer
• Tipping the scale in his favor
• In business: It's North vs. South
• Ashby residents: Not in our backyard
• Friends, family mourn patriot and veteran Richard Holroyd
• Bullets fly in Fitchburg; dog shot
• Driver killed in Westminster crash
• ALDI food store being built on Leominster site
• Three arrested in Gardner
• * 51 different species of mosquitoes that have been found in Massachusetts.
• Mosquito Control workers swat pest population
• Fitchburg students paired with peers for program
• Everybody into the pool in Fitchburg ... next month
• HONOR HEROES: Memorial Day services
• National Guard specialist to take command of Fitchburg VFW
• School: Cushing Academy
• State report cites differences in how hospitals are paid
• Cushing Academy grads look to future
• Lunenburg woman takes Peace Corps assignment in Africa
• Local veterans groups are seeing drop in membership
• Pet vet marks first anniversary of animal hospital in Westminster
• Rescued baby barred owl is healthy, will be returned to wild, says Tufts official
• UMass Lowell Class of 2011 receive diplomas
• Municipal Meeting
• Local UMass Lowell Graduates
• Rollstone welcomes four to local ranks
• St. B's grads pay tribute to their fallen classmate
• Oakmont robotics team triumphs at tourney
• The St. Bernard's Class of 2011
• Children are needed to march in Lancaster holiday parade
• Equipment failure interrupts Lunenburg Channel 9 broadcast
• Soon-to-be high school graduate running for Leominster Council
• Lunenburg OKs company's expansion
• Compromise next for state budget proposal
• Police to owl: Who are you?
• Fitchburg man a certified corrections supervisor
• Veterans remembered during Leominster White Cross Service
• Leominster Council Candidate: Mauricio Cardozo
• Fitchburg man, N.H. woman arrested on stolen-vehicle charges
• Fitchburg mayor wants to hire civilian dispatchers
• Five teens charged with break-in
• Funding for Cultural Council gets $1M boost
• Senate adds $1M for Shannon Grants
• Correction
• Brother of slain Billerica boy searching for killer
• Youth hockey team to host family fun day in Leominster
• Leominster eatery owner regroups, reopens business
• Leominster man gets probation in friend's death
• Local veterans share stories of service to country with Ayer, Shirley students
• Ashby building inspector is reappointed
• Nine take Rotary Club honors
• Spencer man sentenced for threatening police officer
• Leominster residents could see tax increase
• Eclectic mix of public workers earn Rotary kudos
• Shirley library director urges voters to pass debt exclusion
• Fitchburg man 'person of interest' in accident
• Fitchburg celebrates 'topping off' of new health-care center
• Ashby man ordered held in stabbing incident
• Child, 3, is struck by car
• Lawmakers oppose ambulance companies collecting payments
• Doll shop's 'Music Box' comes to life in Cornerstone production
• Nashoba stabilization fund discussed at Townsend meeting
• Shirley officials hold off on approving changes to regional school agreement
• Leominster plans brick memorial
• Man arrested after stabbing incident at hot-dog stand
• Strout to lead state Film Office
• Woman faces assault charges
• Lunenburg sets table for re-bid of DPW renovation project
• Leominster police seek robbery suspect
• Hey workers, join the HYPE
• Experts say manufacturing is growing in the region
• Pay (more) to play under consideration at North Middlesex
• Councilors OK road block at train station
• Ex-boyfriend: Heaven was McCrery's escape
• Work set to begin on $40M Leominster High renovation
• Scout puts some polish on Leominster Veterans Center
• Landscape talk tonight at Lancaster library
• District receives $90G in grants
• Leominster board approves $20G to demolish buildings
• Brown: I will not support Medicare overhaul
• UMass fees climbing
• Regional school study going out to bid
• Suspect 'physically sick' by kid porn
• Selectmen approve new AC at Fire Station
• Fun is in the air at aviation exhibition
• Paving begins on Ashby's Rindge Road, delays likely
• Police probe suspicious blazes in Westminster
• Open spot on Lancaster Board of Health
• Recent FSU graduate plans to hike the Appalachian Trail
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Ashburnham pair fights for safe drinking water
• One person pulled from Fitchburg wreck
• Clean and sober, Fitchburg man lends his hard-luck story to documentary
• Leominster, Gardner mayors duel with violet lights for a good cause
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Mazzarella to present balanced budget
• Lunenburg Police Department kicks off its 'Click It or Ticket' initiative
• Leominster official: Traffic trouble spots need attention
• The local papers ran great articles and memorable photos at our commencement ceremony yesterday. Check them out!
• News Digest
• News Digest
• Police arrest Ashby man
• Health expo in Leominster draws large crowd
• Group rallies in support of maintaining 5th District
• Monday
• FSU planning graduate music institute
• Fitchburg State University Graduates
• Field of solar dreams
• Muni-choice bill would make it easier for cities, towns to start utility
• Parenting means watching kids on the Internet
• Fitchburg State University spring 2011 graduates
• News Digest
• In letter, Camden's grandmother thanks public
• In letter, Camden's grandmother thanks public for support
• Boy's death leaves many asking why?
• Some teachers bid farewell to Nashoba Regional High
• Break-ins reported in Fitchburg
• Two groups to host 5K race Sunday in Leominster
• Proposed budget taps money for library, lights
• Fund established in girl's memory
• Two suspects arraigned in alleged MBTA scheme
• Farmers Market open
• Shuttered Leominster pub could be revived
• Our commencement exercises Saturday morning will be shown on Fitchburg Access Television and will also be streamed online. Watch the festivities at
• Fitchburg cracks down on speeders
• Texas woman arraigned on murder charges
• Truckers seeking shortcut could hit low railroad bridges
• Billboard declares world to end Saturday
• Westminster Conservation Commission tables bikers' request
• MART OKs fare changes
• FSU graduate-to-be tackled two majors
• Mount Wachusett Community College Graduation List
• Leominster man spots mom's truck, alerts police
• Fundraising yard sale set for Saturday in Fitchburg
• Tonight marks the 115th Commencement Exercises Graduate Spring Ceremony at Weston Auditorium. We will celebrate the accomplishment of our graduates as well as alumni, faculty and friends of Fitchburg State. Read about our honorees here:
• Teen says he was kidnapped
• Fitchburg library holds book sale
• Leominster Housing Authority re-elects its board members
• Feasibility study pushed in Ayer, Shirley
• Escape
• GARDNER -- Mount Wachusett Community College announces the outstanding community leaders selected to receive the 2011 Service Above Self Awards during the college's 46th Commencement tonight. The community volunteers chosen are Helen and Edward Lepko
• FITCHBURG -- Fitchburg State University will pay tribute to noted alumni, faculty, staff and friends of the institution at its 115th Commencement exercises.
• Six-year-old
• Mass. Senate releases plan to save cities, towns money
• Gardner furniture store marks 66 years in business
• More applicants sought for Ayer principal's post
• Leominster students are struck by car
• MSBA executive director to host forum to discuss Ayer-Shirley feasibility study
• Meeting is set to discuss dam repair
• Girl, 9, linked to Leominster school fire
• Corrections officer charged with rape
• Police investigate vandalism cases
• Ex-wrestler pushes awareness of concussions among youngsters
• Lawmakers plot strategy to keep 5th District intact
• Man accused of assaulting employer
• NMRSD subcommittee advise hiring of a merger consultant
• Fitchburg pizza-shop owner plans cancer-research event
• Council approves city pool opening
• Voters approve extra $365G
• Man pleads guilty to bar-fight death
• Shirley man claims unwarranted arrest
• Read the latest issue of Student Health 101 here:
• Technology is key topic for Leominster schools
• John receives rude awakening; prostitute stole car, police say
• Senate to release budget proposal
• City man held on $10G bail after fleeing crash
• Itchy nose have you down? You're not alone
• Author gearing up for college address
• Local chef hoping to keep bellies full
• Fitchburg School Committee eyes changes to policy
• New regulations await visitors to Crocker Pond
• Flooding concerns remain low
• Cyclists worldwide pedal to remember
• DiNatale: Utilities a 'monopoly'
• Mixed reviews on proposed roundabout
• Best-selling author and Fitchburg State alumnus R.A. Salvatore will deliver the commencement address this Saturday. The Sentinel & Enterprise profiled the author on Sunday. Read the article here:
• Participants step lively for Rhonda's Walk
• State completes land survey of conservation area, farm
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Local actress joins Barney on stage
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Baseball buddies team up in N. Leominster
• Westminster resident files Open Meeting Law complaint
• Fitchburg looks to change trash pickup
• Lyme disease cases in Mass.
• Fitchburg State grad has a story or two to tell
• Leominster hosts Spring Fling
• The doctor
• Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bartlett of Leominster are pleased to announce the engagement of their son, Jason Bartlett, to Keary LeClair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John LeClair Jr., of Northboro.
• Mild weather brings ticks
• Man, son pull two from SUV in pond
• Fitchburg church to host recital
• * David Terry, Lunenburg High School, Edward C.J. Healey Scholarship, $2,000
• Resident: Ashby should issue fleet cards for fuel
• Students receive scholarships from Chamber Foundation
• Rhonda's Walk steps off Sunday
• Ashburnham official may lend hand in Ashby
• Accident victim's best friend has gift for helping others
• Correction
• Woman in Fitchburg theft, chase that killed Gardner accomplice sentenced
• Lunenburg High brings musical 'Mame' to the stage
• 18 busted at FSU 'Spree Day'
• State auditor making changes
• Police: Mom drove drunk with child in vehicle
• Rep calls for a tax on junk food
• Police chase, arrest Fitchburg man
• Fitchburg college student honored at Statehouse
• YouthWorks site to help young people find employment
• Today in Boston, the Department of Higher Education is recognizing an exemplary graduating student from each of the state's public college and university campuses. Fitchburg State is proudly represented by Eric Gregoire today. Here are some news art
• ACLU: Leominster sex-offender ordinance may be illegal
• 'Singing-bowls' performance at Townsend Library on Friday
• Search continues for man linked to Fitchburg rollover
• Fourth annual 'Jordyn's Day' is Saturday at Oakmont Regional
• Artists sought for Fifth Annual Paint-In
• Massachusetts News Briefs
• UMass Lowell's deal: 3.0 GPA = free tuition
• DA probe threats to MCI-Shirley escapee
• Incumbents come out on top in Shirley
• LHS students know their social studies
• Schools to students: Don't drink or do drugs at prom
• Police: Shootings weren't random
• Two who shine at college
• Man is arraigned for car break-ins
• Bid to reopen pool to full council
• Read coverage of last night's Athletics Banquet in today's Sentinel & Enterprise ...
• Police Briefs
• $316G federal grant coming in for landing at Fitchburg Airport
• Senators brewing up way to make craft beers more widely available
• Price drop is gas, but will it last?
• Shirley will ask Town Meeting to OK override
• Bill would allow beer, wine at supermarkets
• Bill's mane focus is increased horse racing
• Police probe shots fired in Fitchburg
• Shirley official rebuked for gun remark, ordered off town property
• Bieler 'gave his all' to Leominster, Scouting
• Ash-West schools opt for state assessment model
• DeCesare ousted by Laite for DPW board in Lancaster
• Ex-Montachusett Opportunity Council employee charged in theft of $85,000
• Grant your wish at Teen Center auction
• Police Briefs
• Council OKs nearly $1M in tax breaks
• Chairman: Complaints against Crocker Pond board are 'crazy'
• 'It's all about the community'
• More restrictions for sex offenders
• Banners and blooms to decorate Leominster
• Patrick aiming for tougher gun laws
• Ariz. gov: Overturn immigration ruling
• Chamber hosts benefits, wellness expo
• Setti Warren is latest Democrat taking aim at Brown
• Enterprise Bank plans 19th office
• Mass. gas prices hold steady
• At Devens, drums beat with Indian pride
• Future looking brighter for this year's college grads
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Car hits card store on Mother's Day
• Senate leaders push to scrap Gov's Council
• Fitchburg youngster has fatal asthma attack
• Ashby Poopapalooza proves to be a shovel-ready event
• Shirley police: Beware of scam
• Ashby mulls future of police chief
• Police chief salaries
• Fitchburg center's new director has community spirit
• Students try to equal opponents
• Rep. Rosa: Tighten DCF laws
• Wong asks for pre-tax donations
• All articles passed at Ashby Town Meeting
• Survivor Run is planned
• Ashburnham budget passes
• Ashburnham voters want state method for regional budget
• FITCHBURG HISTORY, PART V: CHURCHES AND ETHNICITY
• Volunteers get down and dirty in Fitchburg
• Municipal Meetings
• A loving son's memorial to Fitchburg's first minister
• Lunenburg Town Meeting voters keep Quinn Bill
• Westminster residents approve $16.98M budget
• Expert says
• Fitchburg man faces assault charges
• Will Quinn Bill stick in Lunenburg?
• Software exec testifies in DiMasi case
• Westminster sets Special Town Meeting for May 17
• Vision calls for Devens film studio
• Ayer man is held on heroin charges
• Lancaster looks for final trim
• An honor for Sister Angelina
• You've Got a Friend Stroll today in Fitchburg
• Audit finds Ashby needs to tighten up
• Ruth makes her pitch at Fenway Park
• Several Fitchburg State photography students are having their work showcased at the PRC in Boston. Read about it here:
• Brothers to appear on 'Today'
• Nineteen say hike income tax
• Blood drive to be held in memory of Mark Boucher
• Man arraigned on child-rape charges
• Bank robbery suspects jailed
• Fitchburg eyes new waste-removal system
• Council mulls tax break to lure company to Leominster
• Locals look to cash in on high price of precious metals
• DiGeronimo gets FATV Boulder Award
• Ashburnham asked to go with old or new assessment
• Administrator: No Special Town Meeting needed
• Arts venues are wary of casino issue
• Unitil helps students see the light for MCAS exams
• Four arrested in bank robbery
• Westminster must decide whether to contribute more
• Fitchburg woman kicks off her first karaoke contest
• School budget set at $64.1 million
• What's the scoop? No more poop
• Leominster children participate in 'Walking School Bus' event
• Gambling debate fires up today
• Reps disclose family ties in health-care vote
• Lancaster eyes quick fix for broken culvert
• Gitto Global partner jailed for defrauding company
• Police Briefs
• City councilors divided on new trash proposal
• Officers praised for saving woman's life
• Schools try to keep it 'business as usual'
• Ex-U.S. ambassador: Expect reaction of Muslims to be strong
• Correction
• Bourque's legacy: 'He loved serving people'
• Fitchburg teens get a leg up on career paths
• Foreclosures down; crisis not averted
• YEAR-OVER-YEAR FORECLOSURE PETITIONS
• LANCASTER Voters OK $16.1M regional school budget
• 'The boys are back in town and 2-0'
• Experts: Attacks won't cease
• Shirley closes gap on snow-removal cost
• Osama hiding place in plain sight of Pakistani security
• The streets erupt in jubilation
• Clerics: Sea burial a slap at Islamic tradition
• Little solace for local residents
• Leominster Police Briefs
• Additional security measures following bin Laden's death
• Kirk resigns as Sentinel & Enterprise publisher
• Check out the latest issue of Student Health 101:
• Kirk resigns as publisher of the Sentinel & Enterprise
• Two Townsend Town Meetings on Tuesday
• Police seek second suspect with link to Shirley escapee
• Coordinator: Museum Fitchburg's 'hidden gem'
• Church working with Twin Cities Community Corp. to clean up Fitchburg
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Residents: Foreclosed homes ugly
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Correction
• Young cancer patient a Pan-Mass Pedal Partner
• Officials say many communities are suffering from civic apathy
• Leominster's Il Camino Restaurant celebrates 40 years of success
• Students, teachers want more iPads, and computers in their classrooms
• Turnout tumbles
• Empty chairs on municipal boards
• The Special Olympics were a phenomenal success Friday at Elliot Field. Some great pictures and quotes in the Sentinel & Enterprise today:
• State
• News Digest
• Tsongas leads drive to keep 5th District intact
• Special Olympians inspire volunteers
• Crew to break ground on Leominster park today
• Lancaster Habitat for Humanity seeks volunteers
• Some Ashburnham residents wary of wind-turbine plan
• Leominster fundraiser set for tonight
• Mayor has doubts about finding qualified applicants
• Official: Hawks attack dogs in Lunenburg
• Shirley selectman candidate's place of residency called into question
• Gas costs put crimp in DPW projects
• Oakmont Drama Club brings 'Les Misérables' to the stage
• Tough as iron -- a heart of gold
• Ashburnham planning another tax auction
• Medicine take-back event is Saturday in Fitchburg
• The Special Olympics will be held tomorrow at Elliot Field. It's always an amazing event. Read more about it in today's Sentinel & Enterprise:
• Fitchburg's Conry won't run again
• Ashby scraps reading of Town Meeting warrant
• Energy seminar tonight in Ashby
• Service workers get their night to shine
• FSU Special Olympics returns Friday
• New bill revives seat-belt debate
• Council wants tow pact reviewed
• Mount Wachusett turbines dedicated
• Union leaders angered over House vote
• Townsend holds Earth Day events
• Nashoba 'Best Buddies' plan car wash
• Lancaster budget subject to change
• Brown to business owners: Feds need to be more like you
• Hoyt wins Planning Board seat with 3 write-in votes
• House puts $1.4M back in budget for mental-health services
• Best-selling fantasy author Salvatore set to speak at FSU commencement
• Walker runs away with it
• Council delays vote on spending $57G to reopen city pool
• Summer program
• Leominster High gets mixed reviews in evaluation
• LEWIS E. CHAMBERLAIN
• Council hopeful Chamberlain: I'll 'stand up for the people'
• 100 vote with no contested races
• Police Briefs
• One contested race equals a mere 6% turnout in Townsend
• Firm eyes Leominster building
• Registration is still open for Sunday's inaugural Falcon 5K, Fun-Run and Walk starting from the Recreation Center. The Sentinel & Enterprise has a great article on the project today, which can be seen here:
• City official: Unitil's numbers 'nonsense'
• Lancaster officials seek to level-fund schools
• Supt. aims to close $2M budget gap
• Fitchburg seeks volunteers for cleanup
• Official: Mayor treated unfairly
• Lawmakers aim to shut down site
• Friends celebrate woman's life through humor
• Income-tax rollback vote fails
• City official: Unitil's numbers 'nonsense'
• DEP fines Leominster pair $23G for violation
• Crime Briefs
• Briefs
• Boucher remains cemetery commissioner
• A unique and immersive theatrical experience awaits when CenterStage at Fitchburg State brings Compagnia TPO to the Wallace Civic Center May 4 through 7. Read more about it here:
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Leominster councilors to grill mayor
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Drivers are down in the dumps at the pumps
• Thayer Symphony Orchestra struggles to secure sponsors
• DiMasi heads to court
• Sterling farm offers homemade ice cream
• Municipal Meetings
• Police deliver prom safety message
• Dog owner saves puppy from hawk's clutches
• Leominster couple hopes business will experience new growth
• Volunteers sought for city cleanups
• Lancaster police chief to oversee Fire Dept.
• LANCASTER -- The Lancaster 4-H Club will be putting on an Easter egg hunt at 9 a.m. Sunday on the Lancaster Town Green.
• Westminster official volunteers for military tour in Afghanistan
• Leominster residents invited to recycle
• Two angle for Townsend parks job
• Walker: School assessment, business are key in Westminster
• Hamel to lead curriculum in new regional district
• Fitchburg store stung twice
• Former St. Joseph School to become over-55 housing
• Townsend Water Department honored for environmental work
• Mt. Wachusett to dedicate turbines
• Leominster's schools chief to get $155G
• Online stores push back on sales-tax bid
• Seniors have table at Earth Day event
• Kangaroos, kinkajous, owls! At Thayer? Oh, my
• Police and Fire Briefs
• Outlook sunny for Apple Blossom Fest
• Exodus means less cash for Lunenburg
• All-out push on to lick litter
• There are many amazing projects and presentations being shared at today's Undergraduate Research Conference on campus. Check out the full schedule here:
• Golf event planned to bring tech to schools
• Forums planned for Ayer-Shirley feasibility study
• Unitil: Fitchburg saves by remaining with us
• Man charged with resisting arrest
• Fitchburg man is arraigned in assault
• Man loses control of car, rolls into pond
• License board: New bars don't know rules
• Pedestrian struck, treated for injuries
• Fitchburg to replace its aging fleet
• Man who stole priest's car sentenced
• State warns of wildfires during April
• Town may add $100,000 to budget
• Bill would raise retirement age for judges
• WEEKEND BEST BETS
• Cultural series continues with Ancient Rome
• Gardner woman charged in one-car crash
• Two accidents at Fitchburg intersection
• Tsongas bill allows entrepreneurs to use 401(k)s loans
• Council irked at tow pact
• Leominster dishwasher fire snuffed
• Ashburnham says goodbye to Maggie Whitney
• Fitchburg man faces several charges
• Townsend selectman: Water Dept. raises unfair
• Olver raises $105,000 in campaign cash during Q1
• Ashburnham must revote on school issue
• Gardeners get a head start
• It's fix-up time in Fitchburg
• Man charged with kicking in window
• Fitchburg man charged with lewdness
• Mazzarella remains unopposed in re-election bid
• Teacher evaluation proposal mulled
• Zoning bylaws on Ashby Town Meeting warrant
• Lancaster library sets kids activities
• Boy Scouts to honor Leominster businessman
• FSU to host tax-credit forum Wednesday
• Stango touts financial skills in run for selectman
• Name: Daniel Stango
• Lunenburg students pledge to volunteer
• Locals split on Trump's presidential aspirations
• Detective Wayne's work key to solving murder mystery
• Two slaying suspects went to wake
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Leominster accidents 2008-present
• Police: Some Leominster roads a collision course
• Lancaster disputes data from Census
• Storage sell-off: Buyers bid for bargains
• Westminster ditches plan to raze home for street project
• 1861
• Gardner garage burns
• Getting green
• Veterans honored during Fitchburg ceremony
• Meehan not ruling out a future political run
• Merging schools may be cheaper, but is it better?
• Not without contention, first of Civil War's casualties lie in Lowell
• Leominster teen works toward harmonious career
• State to celebrate Green Communities Act on Earth Day
• Municipal Meetings
• COLD CASE CRACKED
• House budget benefits rich, hurts the poor, says Tsongas
• Murder suspects lived quiet lives
• Wildlife officials: Be on lookout for hungry bears
• Sheen's lawyer, 'Men' producer disagree about return
• Townsend
• Unitil gets good performance report
• Arrests bring back memories of murder
• Campus Police Officer Demetrice Phillips was among those honored during a ceremony Thursday at the Fitchburg Police Department. Officer Phillips played a key role in catching an accused armed robber. Read about the ceremony in the Sentinel & Enterpri
• Jobless rate falls to 8% in Mass.
• New pact for Nashoba schools chief
• Fitchburg women charged in incident at Kohl's store
• United Way says 'thank you'
• House discloses differences in budget
• Help needed for Park Serve Day
• Town must prioritize 2012 capital requests
• City cleanup effort starts Saturday
• Fitchburg police laud officers
• Norma Winchester was Lunenburg's police mom
• Nurses picket at HealthAlliance
• Roche tapped as next FHS principal
• Nominations for May Award sought in Townsend
• Earth Day preview set in Townsend
• Free-speech issue or business as usual?
• Credit union goes casual for charity
• Car-break suspects nabbed
• House angers unions with health-care plan
• Ashby to get cash to fix Mason Road
• Fiery rivalry to benefit little girl
• Nurse talks hit a snag
• Judge rejects Unitil bid to limit lawsuit
• Tsongas bill would help victims of military sexual abuse
• Seating session set for Thursday
• Church gearing up for Spring Festival, Craft Fair
• Kayak or canoe the Nashua on May 7
• Cushing student trying to leave large footprint with Soles4Souls
• Lancaster lawyer suspended for offering to write students' papers
• The English and Industrial Technology departments at Fitchburg State present the comedy classic "You Can't Take it with You" at the McKay Auditorium. Performances are being held at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 13; 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday
• Tonight at 7 p.m. marks the finale of Campus MovieFest, where students will present 5-minute films they produced over the course of a single week. The top films from the categories comedy, drama and picture will receive prizes and have their work submitt
• Legislators talk budget with Lunenburg board
• Ashby will hold hearings on zoning amendments
• North Middlesex board votes for split services
• Leominster council OKs older officers to work detail
• Tedeschi is fined $30G for asbestos mishaps
• Shirley schools superintendent: We've done what was asked
• Wong seeks business help in Unitil fight
• Poll: Women's wages still lag
• New state job to assist with voke education
• Last of stolen puppies is recovered by officer
• Mazzarella says he'll have liaison to work with city councilors
• Ayer-Shirley officials try again for feasibility study
• Gardner man accused of exposing himself
• Westminster seeks to fix sinkhole
• Take Back the Night will be held at 7:30 p.m. tonight on the Quad (rain location: Hammond Lounge). This annual event and aims to raise awareness about sexual violence, promote dialogue, and increase support for survivors. It is an opportunity for the uni
• Zoning issues on Lancaster warrant
• Three face charges in dragging
• N. Middlesex Regional may trim teaching staff
• Police: Townsend man stole safe
• Some Leominster officials
• New state parole board ready to resume inmate hearings
• Thieves target autos in Fitchburg
• Townsend man faces multiple charges in alleged abuse case
• Streb announces run for Fitchburg City Council seat
• Four contractors to bid for LHS renovation
• LHS sets open house
• Communities linked to Muni-Sun fire back at state official
• Rapper to perform at FSU
• Name: David Streb
• The Sentinel & Enterprise published a roundup of some of the campus improvement projects slated to begin next month:
• Fifteen FSU merit scholarship students recognized
• FSU Hammond Center gets new door, improvements
• To exit, or not to exit Iraq?
• Teacher prepares students for move to middle school
• Fitchburg Art Museum debuts new exhibits
• Deceased had ties to
• News Digest
• Group searches for Asian longhorn beetles in park
• Ashburnham hoping to mend traffic trouble spots
• Leominster hiker rescued in state park
• Physicians use computerized patient records
• Municipal Meetings
• State is fixin' to repair roads
• Butlers mark 35th anniversary of Fitchburg furniture store
• FITCHBURG HISTORY, PART IV: THE ARTS
• Leominster robotics team to show its skill at expo
• Police: Glare may be factor in fatal crash
• Burbank plans to shut down rehab center
• Ashburnham
• Large sinkhole closes Route 31 in Westminster
• News Digest
• Summit will bring students together
• Lancaster's Habitat house nearly complete
• Fundraising is 'a-foot' in Fitchburg
• Boys & Girls Club introduces Saturday Family Fun program
• Shirley man dragged, run over by van
• Police searching for stolen jewelry
• Fitchburg Recreation Dept. starting basketball leagues
• Rash of break-ins reported in Townsend
• Meningitis victim 'touched hundreds,' Dad says
• Police: Teen plows into parked truck
• FBI steps up search for sex offender
• Patrick pension-reform plan drawing strong resistance
• Bacterial vs. viral: Doctors say it can be hard to tell the two apart
• Appleseed group disputes councilor's figures
• Meningitis victim 'touched hundreds,' Dad says
• Shirley moderator gets race from former selectman
• Scouts unveil homemade maple syrup
• Man charged with robbing Fitchburg gas station
• Ashburnham fire officials seeking new software
• Three break-ins reported in Ashby
• Wachusett Music Series to Lancaster
• How does a shutdown affect you?
• The Classics Society, with the department of Economics, History and Political Science and the Office of International Education present "Frontier Warriors as Cultural Mediators" tonight at 8 p.m. at Kent Recital Hall. Read about it in today
• Leominster students will perform as part of fundraiser
• Road closed
• Volunteers needed to hunt for beetles
• Muni-Sun's client list
• State contends Muni-Sun pacts violate the law
• Lunenburg schools chief proposes budget cuts
• Fitchburg man accused of attacking nurse
• Students schooled on dangers of driving drunk
• They walk for Wally in Lunenburg
• WEEKEND BEST BETS
• Lunenburg High to hold multicultural fest
• Leominster Art Center to host art and music show
• New Orleans still recovering from hurricane, say students
• Society to examine epics from the 1300s
• A sushi luncheon will be held today at 11:30 a.m. at the Underground to benefit disaster relief efforts in Japan. Lunch will be $3 a plate and will be served until 1:30 p.m. Sponsored by the Student Government Association, Crocker Volunteer Center, Busin
• 'Dining Out' hosts meet-and-greet tonight
• Wong plans furloughs for fiscal 2012
• Man arraigned in shooting incident
• It's round two for Ayer-Shirley
• City Council rejects Wong pay-cut plan
• Firefighters plan charity hoops tourney
• Municipalities brace for cuts
• Monty Tech earns state honors
• Patrick wants some action on health-care bill
• Three to face charges in Sterling stolen-puppies case
• Boxboro man strikes Lunenburg cruiser
• 'Spirit wear' for two Fitchburg schools
• Charity hockey checks in for 10th year
• Mayor: Roads are not a big concern
• The Center for Conflict Studies tonight welcomes former child soldier Salifu Kamara, who will discuss his experiences in Sierra Leone during that nation's civil war. His talk will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. at Kent Recital Hall. The talk, made possibl
• The former Harper's Furniture building could be reborn as an advanced polymer training and manufacturing facility, according to the Regional Economic Development Institute at Fitchburg State. Read about last night's public research forum in tod
• Principals named in Leominster
• DeLeo throws support behind Rep. DiNatale
• Breakfast with Easter Bunny Saturday in Fitchburg
• Ashburnham man charged with unemployment fraud
• Ashburnham OKs Town Meeting warrant
• Bus rider's autopsy released
• Fitchburg woman charged in home invasion
• Leominster coaches to evaluate Doyle Field track
• Fitchburg resident accused of posting nude photographs of Fla. woman on web
• Fitchburg High School opens Health Center
• Companies defend job moves after tax breaks
• Tonight at 7:30 p.m., the Regional Economic Development Institute (REDI) at Fitchburg State will host a public research forum featuring a feasibility study for the redevelopment of a building in downtown Fitchburg as an advanced polymer manufacturing and
• Gold dealers have to
• Some fear reduced funding, gas prices may sink tourism industry
• Family seeks answers in death of UConn student
• Ashby Highway Department may add worker
• Supplemental budget bill sent to Patrick
• One dead, one hurt in fall from bus
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Fitchburg chases tax scofflaws
• Leominster dryer fire reported
• Physicians attend Leominster conference
• Municipal Meetings scheduled week of April 4
• Leominster seeks to redefine zoning laws
• New drug helps Fitchburg woman fight melanoma
• Quarter Mile fundraising campaign kicks off
• News Digest
• Two Leominster men accused of break-in
• Ashby officials shorten building inspector's term
• Groups target underage drinking
• Fitchburg and Lunenburg see copper thefts
• Most locals want winter weather to melt away
• Search begins for Monty Tech superintendent
• The presidents of Fitchburg State, Worcester State, Mount Wachusett Community College and Quinsigamond Community College recently signed the "Finish First" agreement that will help transfer students achieve their potential. Read about it here:
• Local man charged with biting girlfriend
• Students arraigned in break-in, theft
• Firefighters douse Shirley brush fire
• Despite divided vote, GOP says it's united
• Former Shirley selectman aims for return
• Bail set for man accused in attack
• Fans set bar high for '11 Red Sox
• Fitchburg man accused of pointing gun
• Westminster sets warrant
• Washer and dryer stolen in Leominster
• Mayor seeks higher age limit for details
• Lancaster road closed indefinitely
• Patrick: Evergreen should return cash
• Psychologist to discuss special-needs parenting
• Because of the forecast inclement weather, the New Curriculum Frameworks - Common Core Standards event that had been scheduled for Friday, April 1 has been postopned one week. The event will be now be held from 9 a.m. to noon Friday, April 8.
• The St. Baldrick's Foundation fundraiser on campus yesterday has raised nearly $3,500 for cancer research. Many participants raised pledges in exchange for getting their heads shaved, as shown in these photos from today's Sentinel & Enterpr
• Leominster's alive with 'The Sound of Music'
• Lunenburg woman, 67, uninjured when car strikes pole
• North Middlesex lauded for AP success
• From bike tires to pizza pies for Fitchburg spot
• Previous record for suspect
• Mazzarella opens customer-service center at City Hall
• April Fool's Day storm looming
• Two men stabbed in separate incidents
• Contractor on projects in Lunenburg, Shirley fined
• Westminster seeks $578G for capital spending
• Top judge: Leave Probation alone
• Plan to bolster snow budgets KO'd
• Goal: Virtually Link Town Hall with Public Safety Building
• Window smashed at Fitchburg store
• Community at core of youth art showcase
• The presidents of Fitchburg State, Mount Wachusett Community College, Worcester State University and Quinsigamond Community College will convene Thursday to sign the "Finish First" agreement, a model program to help transfer students maximize t
• Officials see the light in Ashby
• Woman charged in motel disturbance
• Leominster targeting invasive pond plants
• Men arraigned in traffic incident
• Health-aid program is rife with waste, IG finds
• FSU, Mount Wachusett part of 'reverse-transfer' program
• Ayer-Shirley Middle School poised to put on 'Annie'
• Fitchburg native runs for a higher cause
• Fitchburg man accused of attacking officer
• Leominster awaits details on CDBG cuts
• Westminster seeks to finalize town warrant on Thursday
• Nashoba French class looks like a winner
• Fitchburg's "First Thursday" in April
• There is still time to sign up - or pledge - in support of the St. Baldrick's Foundation cancer research fundraiser tomorrow in the Hammond Main Lounge. Read about the event and how to donate here:
• Home-insulation seminar offered in Ashby
• Shirley officials answer a $1 million question
• Officials say Mazzarella must keep capital plan
• Lawmakers demand answers on commuter rail troubles
• Townsend's Lamoureux hits the right notes in Tenn.
• Municipal Meetings
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• One race will be contested in Lancaster May election
• Dry conditions bring brush fire warnings
• Company seeks extended tax break in Lancaster
• More than 100 Leominster roads left unfinished by developers
• Fitchburg firefighters douse brush blaze
• Mazzarella: Salaries need hike
• Commission to form regional energy plan
• ABC host Robin Roberts to speak at MCC Celebrity Forum
• Leominster gun club celebrates 125th anniversary
• Firefighters take part in training exercise in Lunenburg
• ID theft by community
• Taxpayers can
• Some say tough financial times may give rise to homebrewing
• Statistics:
• Program makes student transfers easier
• Cyclists to race in Westminster
• Nurses to form informational picket line in Leominster
• Defendant's bail reduced
• Two charged with safe heist
• Leominster woman is cancer-free and ready for Relay for Life
• Deadline approaching for memorial brick orders
• Townsend sees assessment drop, Ashby gets hike
• Lunenburg principal chosen as fellow for education initiative
• Ayer, Shirley parents asked to attend education meeting
• Workers lose jobs
• Church Services
• Patrick: Nothing could be done to stop Fidelity from leaving
• Comedy wedding comes to Fitchburg
• Fitchburg man held on cocaine charges
• Starr opts out of try for third term
• Shirley meeting called off
• Townsend to host international dinner
• Raise the bar for ballot-question access
• Westminster farmers will pay more in 2011
• Heywood Hospital announces cuts
• Shirley group makes cost-saving proposals
• Brown to promote book in Leominster
• Shirley continues pursuit to tap interest from trust
• Memorial concert planned for student
• Leominster detective to fight the good fight
• Solomito: Don't buy the lights
• 'Just a first-class kid'
• Read the latest issue of Student Health 101, a monthly newsletter exploring all manner of health issues.
• Census snapshot: Minorities on the rise
• Police: Fitchburg woman, 68, runs light, causes crash
• Ashburnham to pay $426G in pensions
• NMRSD parents urged to monitor students
• Fitchburg firms face fines over pay errors
• Schools OK $93G in tech equipment
• Gardner man charged in theft after being pulled from river
• Sheriff workers fined for ethics violations
• Crime Briefs
• WEEKEND BEST BETS
• Nashoba teachers, students plan wacky cancer benefit
• Heart attack and back
• 10-year-old piano prodigy coming to Fitchburg
• The Sentinel & Enterprise features a front-page article on outgoing Executive Vice President/Academic Affairs Michael Fiorentino Jr. Read it here:
• Woman arraigned in assault case
• Council committee approves CDBG grant, balks at its administration
• Bully forum tonight at N. Middlesex
• Leominster man sentenced in sex assault
• Ash-West still ironing out logistics for potential change in agreement
• Lunenburg caucus favors incumbents
• Shirley FinCom advises town to pay snow-removal bill
• Wind-turbine specialists give their spin on policy
• Population up in Worcester County towns
• Police: No set protocol for use of nonlethal weapons
• Voke schools seek superintendents
• Fitchburg State's Fiorentino named president at Pa. school
• Benson promotes business mission
• State colleges beef up math standards
• Kindergarten registration in Lancaster tonight, Thursday
• Leominster school board crunches numbers
• Seven vie for Fitchburg principal post
• Redistricting census data is due today
• Ashburnham officials renew $400,000 note
• Leominster robotics team has good showing at competition
• Police make second arrest in canine caper
• Man shot by cops had troubled past
• Obama-care still faces challenges
• Check out the Spring 2011 course offerings at the university's Center for Professional Studies:
• Mayor Wong sees Fitchburg State as key to the revitalization of Fitchburg. The Sentinel & Enterprise discusses her vision here:
• Dropkick Murphys honor Micky Ward at Lowell concert
• Mayor Wong: Fitchburg's renaissance will center around FSU
• Fitchburg Rotarians to raise money for India
• Oakmont students to test their knowledge of history
• Area DPW workers to spring into action
• A glimpse at the some of the most highly anticipated video-game blockbusters set to release in 2011:
• Leominster Art Center to host celebration
• Sholan Farms preps for spring
• Leominster to offer programs in new community room
• Bay State sees increase in video game designers and distributors
• Locals: Townsend is quiet, affordable small town
• Bribing a child may block basic values
• Tired of the dilapidated headquarters, Leominster police ready, waiting to move into a new building
• Patrick wants meeting with Fidelity
• For some in Mass. Japan quake hits close to home
• How to help
• Lancaster debates dam's future
• Patrick wants to meet with Fidelity
• Leominster High invites official to speak on foreign diplomacy
• Illegal apartments increasing
• Tractor-trailer clips wires, snaps Leominster pole
• State seizes liquor license
• Leominster superintendent negotiations continue
• Lancaster road projects combined
• Ayer-Shirley board ponders next move in principal search
• Fitchburg DPW gets $318G in grants to replace pipes
• Fitchburg's 'Speck' McCullough dies at 92
• Water woes in Leominster
• My Turn Inc. students told to keep 'eyes on the prize'
• Mazzarella seeks pay hike in personnel-chief search
• Lunenburg OKs solar farm
• Wong: Creating utility hard but worthwhile
• Schools budget $21.5M -- for now
• Driver's actions 'criminal'
• Police: Man raped 4 kids
• Emotions rise over sentencing bill
• State makes progress on openness
• Burbank closing rehab center?
• Celebrate life -- dance
• Lunenburg's 'plant freaks' ready for flower show
• Attention students: The Offices of Housing and Residential Services, Capital Planning and Maintenance and Materials Management are seeking to hire student employees for summer 2011. Applications are available beginning Monday, March 21 and are due Friday
• Student housing plan passes
• Drug charges for Leominster man
• Leominster police busy with debit-, credit-card fraud cases
• Town lining up financing for road construction
• Eldridge bill aims to update records law
• Man charged with resisting arrest
• DeLeo plan: Revamp Probation hiring
• FHS students plan benefit road race
• Ashby's Carter elected to law-enforcement board
• Students get one-on-one career pitch
• Leominster police to get training on public records
• North Middlesex board OKs level-funded budget
• 2 hurt
• N. Middlesex school officials mull more cuts
• Council OKs funds for police station
• Postponements delay ex-Shirley official's trial
• U.S. experts say precautions must be taken to prevent nuclear disaster here
• Leominster man faces sixth OUI charge
• LHS students stage play at school; plan tour
• Local musicians' CD to debut
• Fitchburg student named president of SkillsUSA chapter
• Commission to study economic impact of rebuilding Summer Street
• Region's top student spellers to compete at bee
• Group helps parents support their children's educational needs
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Locals give rise to flooding fears
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Fitchburg School Student Art Exhibition planned
• Barrett Park pond pump should clear water
• Vote on student housing district expected Tuesday
• Ashby officer receives Police Prosecutor Award
• City, town officials fulfill request for public document
• Water barriers need monitoring, upkeep
• Birth Announcement
• Municipal Meetings
• Explore city's vernal pool
• State's quasi-public
• Quasi-public agencies at a glance
• Synchronized skating teams take top prize
• Lunenburg students get peak at what's next
• Lunenburg to talk budget on Tuesday
• News Digest
• Police release sketch of suspect
• Westminster couple visiting Oahu flee after tsunami warning
• Ashburnham releases list of uncontested candidates
• Leominster teens dedicate themselves to serving community
• Leominster Access TV donates equipment to LHS
• Church Services
• Habitat for Humanity is seeking land
• Lt. gov. focuses attention on emergency housing
• Fitchburg man faces assault charges
• Starburst organizers start fundraising drive
• The university is hosting a fundraiser for cancer research on March 30 -- come get your hair cut or sponsor someone to shave their head completely. Read more about the fundraiser for St. Baldrick's Foundation here:
• Health debate targets costs
• A piece of history comes to Acton
• AIDS-awareness walk draws 50
• Ashby still mulling town-administrator plan
• Land auction in Ashburnham next month
• St. Bernard's to host spiritual music
• Tank for Roberge Memorial may arrive in just a month
• Attorney: Fee for appealing traffic ticket is 'pay to play'
• Fitchburg man sentenced for assault
• Two men arraigned on drug charges
• $1.5M grant to help retrain laid-off Devens workers
• Police: FHS student threw a chair
• Fitchburg aims to keep students in school
• Correction
• Hypnotist to visit N. Middlesex to help with student fundraiser
• Open Mic Night tonight at The Rabbit Hole
• Ashby waiting on school budget
• Lunenburg artist's painting on display at Statehouse
• R.I. murderer to be released from Gardner
• State treasurer wants to move $100M into local banks to spur loans
• Selectman in Ayer: I wasn't with pedophile
• Fire-gutted Leominster home to be razed
• No drill at Nashoba Regional
• Councilors put brakes on school loan orders
• Help on way for Leominster emergency crews
• Deadbeat dad found
• Leominster fire leaves 7 homeless
• Lieutenant gov: More emphasis on worker training
• Residents: Invasive plants must go
• Ashburnham, Ashby, Townsend earn state conservation grants
• Fitchburg union head's teaching hours cut in half
• New bill targets Level 2 offenders
• Woman says dog attacked by coyotes
• Residents begin process of sopping up
• City managers, union members talk health care
• Vets sound off against anti-gay funeral protest
• Are court fees constitutional?
• Man accused of punching out window of Fitchburg cruiser
• Fitchburg police chief seeks $16G to cover overtime costs
• LHS drama club advances
• Shirley town, school officials meet to hash out unpaid bills
• Only one challenger in Westminster
• Leominster votes to invest in energy audit at high school
• Fitchburg teen faces several charges
• Suspect in church assault still sought
• AshWest OKs interim '12 budget
• The university’s observances of Women’s History Month will begin tonight at 6 p.m. screening of the film “Eat Pray Love” in the President’s Hall in the Mazzaferro Center, 291 Highland Ave., to be followed by a discussion led
• Townsend chief says plans for new fire headquarters moving forward
• Woman assaulted in church
• Teens vie for Mr. FHS title
• Leominster mayor, unions at odds over contracts
• Drink some home brews and help Habitat for Humanity, too
• Shuttered Leominster eatery owes back taxes
• Ashburnham seeks deal with Westminster
• Lunenburg woman honored with Boston Post Cane
• Supreme Court won't hear appeal on 'Spygate' lawsuit
• Leominster gym to host fitness events to benefit cancer research
• Tsongas vote on 1099-reporting legislation sends mixed message
• Some unions will pay more to keep collective bargaining
• Leominster officials follow up on school chief's appointment
• Sen. to Shirley officials: Expect cut in aid
• Several injured in collision
• Two of our English faculty weighed in on the evolution of profanity in a Sentinel and Enterprise article inspired by recent Oscar winner Melissa Leo's widely bleeped acceptance speech. It's a good read:
• Leominster's robotics team readies for tourney in Baltimore
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Meeting on school budget tonight
• Ten years after Poirier vanishes, Peace Corps safety concerns linger
• Proposed federal budget cuts threaten future of AmeriCorps
• Spelling bee set for Thursday in Leominster
• Project focuses on benefits of gardens
• Gov wants to bump up funding to fix streets
• House rejects redistricting commission
• What Massachusetts stands to lose from cuts to the AmeriCorps program:
• Locals reminisce about their time working in the Peace Corps
• Crude or cool: The F-word is everywhere
• Westminster firm plans expansion, will add 30 jobs
• Workers' Credit Union hires three finance professionals
• Veterans forum slated
• Communities might find key to luring businesses in uniqueness
• Municipal Meetings
• FHS alum's idea allows schools to fill library bookshelves
• Peace Corps volunteer's fate a mystery
• Fall Brook kids come up with $5G in fundraiser
• Review of school budget assessment options finds win-lose situations
• Eric Clapton guitars slated for auction block
• Worship Services
• Correction
• Gun-wielding robber hits Ashby gas station
• Councilor: FSU students urged to back housing plan
• Ayer-Shirley narrows field of principal applicants to two
• Leominster officials waiting on revised proposal they say was full of errors
• Coit gives tips on traveling overseas
• Commuter-rail passengers pay for free ride
• News Digest
• Name: Robert Campbell
• Campbell announces run for Fitchburg City Council
• Several
• Lancaster's five-corners to get revamp
• Mock prepares to take his new post as Ayer-Shirley Regional superintendent
• Boxboro woman convicted of third DUI, gets jail time
• Local firm is fined by DEP
• Leominster students show off their science
• The Falcons advance to Saturday's MASCAC final after a stunning overtime win against UMass Dartmouth. Read about the hockey team's great game here:
• Omar Connor ready to chase suspects again
• Peace Corps vet to commemorate group's 50th year
• Leominster officials await word on courthouse
• Fitchburg man faces assault charges
• Monty Tech CyberPatriots are among nation's best
• Ice flies off truck, strikes car's windshield
• Brown proposes itemizing how tax dollars are spent
• Stimulus money appears to be going to state jobs
• Doctors support global payment, with reservations
• Fitchburg police to buy seven cruisers
• Ayer-Shirley looks to approve first school budget
• Doctors support global payment, with reservations
• The Telegram & Gazette weighs in on the proposed student housing overlay district in downtown Fitchburg, which several students came forward to support the other night:
• The CenterStage screening of "The Female Closet History Lesson" was a big success last night. The Telegram & Gazette interviewed filmmaker Barbara Hammer about her work in advance of the screening. Read about it here:
• Lunenburg men reportedly used prosthetic leg in attack on cousin
• Tata to run for council?
• 'Voices of Fitchburg' opens today
• College students march for financial-aid funds
• Boys & Girls Club renovation on target to start this month
• Ashby school officials plead for more money
• Lunenburg website now includes zoning matters
• Work to shore up dam imminent
• Interim Monty Tech superintendent steps in
• Lunenburg dilemma: Cut budget or tax override?
• Reid: I paid phone bill myself
• Group's goal: SHINE light resources for mental-health issues
• Defense lawyer in swastika case seeks students' records
• Backhoe topples; no one injured
• Ash-West schools could lose 27 employees
• Several Fitchburg State students attended last night's Fitchburg City Council meeting Tuesday to show support for a proposed student housing district in the city. Read about it in today's Sentinel & Enterprise:
• The Coalition for Communications and Intercultural Leadership, a partnership between Fitchburg State and Clark University, is hosting a seminar tonight at 7 p.m. on leveraging social media during the job search and hiring process. Learn from experts abou
• CenterStage presents a discussion and screening of the film "The Female Closet History Lesson," at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at the Ellis White Lecture Hall. Read more about it here:
• Capital, not labor, is key to China manufacturing
• Lunenburg police officer returns from injury
• Golden Living Center gives $1G to File of Life program
• Wong, others push Patrick for casinos
• Leominster police begin move to new facility
• Westminster voters OK street design
• Man charged with trespassing
• Fitchburg
• Leominster firefighter indicted on sex-assault charges
• Two pedestrians struck; Fitchburg man charged
• Reward offered in Leominster fire
• Townsend opts to keep quorum
• Graduation tonight for call, volunteer firefighters
• Man with tracking bracelet missing
• Shirley seeks to settle phone bill
• Leominster gives Dixie Cutlery tax break
• MTV star Boise busted in Lunenburg
• Can U.S. factories take on China?
• The inaugural event for FAVE was a great success yesterday, where President Antonucci read a proclamation of the university zero tolerance policy for dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking. More about the event can be found in th
• Middlesex Regional School district crunches budget numbers
• Westminster voters choose Walker to run for selectman
• Some decry proposed cuts to arts, culture programs
• FSU students, staff vow to strike down domestic abuse
• State official touts local projects funded by stimulus
• Approximately 100 customers in Ashby and Lunenburg were without power for nearly two hours Monday afternoon, according to Unitil spokesman Alec O'Meara.
• Officials want to draw more Hollywood movie productions to Mass.
• Ashby residents can offer input tonight
• Sex-abuse lawsuit continues despite pediatrician's suicide
• Officials promote benefits of regional services
• Fitchburg firefighters organize fundraiser
• State reps 2010 reimbursements revealed
• Future of museum site to be discussed
• Fitchburg Cultural Council grant to fund art exhibit
• Townsend awaits school budget
• Mom of boxing brothers a fighter and survivor
• Worcester
• For seniors, church is just a bus ride away
• Senator: Ax Governor's Council
• Middlesex sheriff appoints panel to transform office
• MHCC head advocates for elder services
• We need gun control in U.S.
• Job loss doesn't mean you've lost everything
• Fitchburg man faces kidnap, battery charges
• Mother Nature dumps snow and rain on region
• Judge orders psychiatric evaluation for Ayer man
• Ashburnham to hold caucus for April Town Election
• Fitchburg council president posts e-mails on proposed student housing district
• Mazzarella and Wong eye evergreen clause ruling
• Westminster wants Ashburnham to continue school district deal
• Westminster to nominate candidates at Monday meeting
• On Monday, Feb. 28, the university will host a discussion of its new Fitchburg Anti-Violence Education (FAVE) program, which will include a zero tolerance policy for dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking. President Antonucci and
• Fill tank, empty wallet
• Adult-care advocates blast proposed state cuts
• Thousands rally in Boston for youth-jobs funding
• Fitchburg man faces drug charges after allegedly approaching officer
• Your ticket to spring dreams
• North Middlesex maps potential job cuts
• FSU initiative puts spotlight on domestic violence
• South Street project heads to Westminster voters
• Firm fined for lapses in Fitchburg park cleanup
• Brother of man shot is arrested on drug warrant
• Twin Cities see TIF payoff
• On March 5 and 6, the university will be offering a one-credit seminar entitled "Donors for Life: An Intensive Community Fundraising Seminar," part of the university’s graduate certificate program in not-for-profit management. The course
• Funding cuts crimp human services
• Ashburnham wants to share town administrator
• It's a night at the museum for several local Boy Scouts
• 'Burly Bandit' gets 10 years
• School repairs to top Town Meeting in Townsend
• Commuters rail against delays
• Police: Shooting site was watched for drugs
• Westminster has library director
• Woman arraigned on several assault charges
• 71 companies show interest in LHS renovation
• MWCC to get $100G grant for biotech classes
• Residents speak out against utility
• Popular eatery takes a break
• Lawyer: Water-upgrade policy is OK
• Student arrested in teacher assault
• The Falcon Players will present a new play, "The Playwright," this week at Percival Auditorium. The play, which tells a story about life and art in which nothing is what it seems, will be performed at 8 p.m. Feb. 24, 25, and 26, as well as 2 p.
• ARC gets surprise $600G donation
• Ex-state senator gets jail in accosting case
• Worldly thinking in Westminster
• Flanagan hosts Ways and Means committees
• Hicks named schools chief at Ash-West
• Four injured in Lancaster crash
• Company: TIF may allow for 'insourcing'
• Wisconsin debate resonates in Mass.
• Fitchburg man arraigned on assault charges
• Attorneys rally for level funds in legal services
• Fitchburg police announce state grant
• Redistricting will result in fewer student nominations to military academies
• House approves unemployment tax freeze
• Merchants debate the pros and cons of cash vs. credit
• Stipends boost salaries for some state lawmakers
• Family members say Mary Rose Devaney lived a long, joyful life
• Leominster High grad killed by car
• Police pursue new crash suspect
• Leominster officials seek bank-services contract
• Dealers revved up for holiday auto sales
• Lunenburg High institutes new intervention program
• Ashby eyes future of potential agreement
• Wong wants price check on lights
• Municipal Meetings
• Schools chief tapped
• Proposed hike in utility bills angers local Unitil customers
• Two cities not lax on tax
• Gusty winds cause damage and outages
• Unitil hearing
• Pepperell man to spend year in jail after admitting to rape
• Arc to begin design phase of planned renovation
• Sentinel staffers earn two awards from NENPA
• Mom's music and math muse
• Neighbors douse fire
• Flanagan criticizes proposed budget cuts
• FITCHBURG -- The man whose alleged escape attempt badly injured a Lunenburg police officer in May, was sentenced to five years in prison this week.
• Shirley hosts Winterfest today
• Neighbors douse kitchen fire
• Mayor: Tax break may mean more jobs
• Leominster company pays fine, settles claim
• Twin Cities honor Fred and Rosemary Healey
• Charter school close to moving
• Nashoba Regional High School names top students in class of '11
• Developers land special permit for St. Joseph redevelopment
• Leominster kindergartners experience a day for the 'ice' ages
• Westminster girl summonsed to answer felony-threat charge
• Leominster man charged with assault
• Fitchburg man is arraigned on heroin charges
• Experts say Brown's revelation could help others
• State to standardize all birth certificates
• Patrick proposes health reform
• Bastien starts office hours today
• Mobil Eye Clinic visits Fitchburg
• Market Basket operator faces EPA fine
• Fifth OUI charge brings jail term
• Community to say thank you to Fred, Rosemary Healey
• Rollstone sees big chance to grow
• Wong: Unitil increases 'egregious'
• Nashoba Tech probes weapon reports
• Training was top priority for Lunenburg firefighters in '10
• Town administrator on loan
• Local man put on house arrest for violating pretrial probation
• Man faces rape charge
• Ayer-Shirley delays naming regional superintendent
• Increase in fees expected at UML
• Sen. Brown reveals he was sexually abused as a child
• DEP tests two city properties for PCBs
• Willard Park group plans hike at Pearl Hill
• Fitchburg man sentenced for Ayer rail-trail attack
• Fitchburg and Leominster eye looming health-care benefit debt
• Unitil tells Lunenburg it wants rate hike
• Councilor files Open Meeting complaint
• Local officials say expected slow thaw means no flooding
• Fitchburg man pleads guilty to attacking jogger
• Rollstone Bank to announce expansion
• Earthworks makes bid on Ashby septic system work
• Fitchburg High opens Academic Success Center
• Graduation rates increasing
• Correction
• Donatelli addresses Leominster councilors on synthetic turf issue
• Members appointed to Lancaster solid waste board
• Local school districts' 2010 graduation rates
• Local school districts' 2009-2010 dropout rates
• Shirley residents may vote to establish stabilization fund
• Leominster names park after fallen soldier
• Budget crunch at N. Middlesex
• Driver slams into Leominster bank
• Budget cuts endanger local grants
• Mazzarella: Leominster may have school chief by Saturday
• Westminster sets warrant for Town Meeting
• Fire officials: Careless disposal of cigarettes caused Fitchburg blaze
• Let's all hear it for whistleblowers
• Crafty parents create sculpture
• Rep. DiNatale named to committees
• Leominster fire, police, DPW get heartfelt thanks on Valentine's Day
• Fitchburg launches hotline
• Lunenburg students' vacation cut short
• Senate approves freeze on tax
• Lancaster sees business growth
• Lunenburg Library embraces Amazon's Kindle e-reader
• Superintendent candidates to be interviewed in Leominster
• Street project may go nowhere
• Concert to benefit Junior Police Academy
• FSU professor says democracy won't come to Egypt overnight
• Public school budgets then and now
• Push on to make Devens a town
• Park may be named for fallen soldier
• Fitchburg history comes alive
• Some cities see heightened interest in vacant commercial properties
• Teens attend leadership conference
• Blood in short supply
• Upcoming blood drives
• Local consignment stores have something for everyone
• Municipal Meetings
• Love rocks, not the ring
• Student-immigration advocates now
• UMass students may see fees rise: again
• Fast-moving blaze destroys mobile home in Lunenburg
• Engineer: Lunenburg school roofs OK
• Dixie Cutlery asks Leominster officials for tax break
• Feds push program to prevent hiring of illegals
• Fitchburg has own premiere of Disney film
• Townsend students helping hungry, sick
• Lancaster to narrow field of fire-chief candidates
• Three finalists named for school superintendent post
• Another major step toward the Science Center was taken today, when the exterior demolition of Parkinson Gymnasium began late this morning. The shell of the building should be down next week, to be followed by several weeks of interior dismantling. Monito
• Ashburnham fire ruled accidental
• Student Innovators Speak Up
• Townsend man ordered held
• Experts: Keep close eye on kids who play online games
• Registry to stay in Fitchburg
• Shirley's White School reopens
• Woman hit by car in Leominster lot
• Massachusetts Briefs
• What happens to sheriff's funds?
• Strategists: 'Beer factor' works
• Lancaster awaits Community Center opening
• Mayor investigating reports of layoffs
• Hearing begins for
• Leominster ex-lawyer gets probation in larceny case
• Fitchburg man held on cocaine charges
• DiGeronimo, Fitz and McConarty honored as Hometown Heroes
• Online game is linked to Fitchburg man's arrest
• Wong: Main goal is jobs
• Second local sex suspect arrested
• Most Ayer, Shirley schools closed again
• Townsend man charged with attacking wife
• Lunenburg spikes part of school vacation
• Newspapers help students dig deeper
• Leominster offers vacation week classes
• Ward 4 Democrats to caucus Saturday
• Shirley discusses open-space plans
• Fitchburg panel splits on student housing district
• Domestic violence dominant topic at women's group meeting
• Clark hosts ward meeting tonight
• Two vie for Ayer-Shirley post
• Legislators file bills requiring financial literacy
• Leominster middle school's store provides an education in finance
• Simonds, city to discuss TIF deal
• Schools closed over roof concerns
• Councilors say water policy is all wet
• News digest
• Kidnap suspect's attorney accuses woman of lying
• Tri-board meeting postponed; assessment decision is put on hold
• Lunenburg extends option on bid to purchase Primary School
• Hey, look him over: Rex Trailer may be state cowboy
• News Digest
• Police seek teens in Leominster crime spree
• Durham Center celebrates state nod
• Leominster Democrats plan caucus Saturday
• Sun rises on regional municipal solar plan
• Less Taxing Meals?
• Briefs
• Officials: Bedford fire caused by torch
• Shirley suspect's hearing canceled
• Ashburnham reserve fund bouncing back
• Trial for gymnastics-school owner postponed
• Leominster taps
• Throwing snow may result in fine
• Leominster man faces assault charges
• Locals sound off on Super Bowl's 'Star-Mangled Banner' controversy
• Fitchburg to survey students who opt out
• Ashby and Townsend officials urge residents to shovel walks
• No one cited in head-on crash
• Legislators vote to have auditor comply with feds
• Fitchburg making dent in clearing blight from city
• What's in a (nick)name?
• Leominster winter festival to feature snow sculpture contest, ice skating
• Two car dealers to request permits at Lunenburg Zoning Board meeting
• Roof claims pour in
• Westminster's Durham Center for Education earns accreditation
• MLK Coalition to host gala fundraiser
• Former ambassador offers insight on Egyptian uprising
• Town seeks one big haul
• N. Middlesex football star gets tackled by acting bug
• FSU students prep fitness guru for Death Race
• School building study rejected
• New owner of Leominster complex to keep affordability pact
• Sleet adds to weather woes; roofs collapse
• Mayors Wong, Mazzarella say dedication to public service more important than big salaries
• Donation will help Fitchburg family adopt Haitian orphans
• Experts warn against back injuries, other ailments from shoveling snow
• News Digest
• Clarification
• Patrick wants schools to bridge gap
• Local students answer the call to appear on quiz show
• Driver, passengers hurt in van crash
• Fairbanks to stay on for teacher contract talks
• Leominster wastewater facility employees earn recognition
• Town Hall plagued by leaky roof
• Fitchburg man faces rape charge
• Local merchants: Sales not so hot
• Taxpayers sending in payments, says official
• Rep. Rosa receives committee appointments
• The Telegram & Gazette weighs in today with another fine piece on student filmmakers sharing their work with the public this Saturday night. Read the article on "Fresh Water" here:
• Roof collapses at Fitchburg home
• Level 3 offender arraigned
• Briefs
• Unitil profits slipped in '10
• Nashoba schools chief unveils budget proposal for fiscal 2012
• Two sought in drugstore break-in
• Man arraigned in Townsend man's shooting
• Council OKs electrical aggregation
• Fitchburg seniors plan fundraiser
• Tenants: Leominster Housing Authority should clear snow from rear walkways
• Selectman: Hacker, not virus hit Shirley website
• Officials urge residents to shovel out hydrants
• Seniors host 'Wear Red Day' event
• Fitchburg woman part of team building innovative home for competition
• Rail-trail group hopes to get Townsend project started
• Several buildings wilt under snowfall
• Residents urged to drive safely
• Ashby police: Roof is safe
• Robotics group inspired by breast-cancer survivor
• Where's the young help? Shovelers in big demand
• Solomito: Preferential hiring for teachers isn't discriminatory
• Patrick's ex-chief of staff returns to UMass Boston
• Patrick legislation would privatize Trial Court unit
• Lawmakers question proposed reforms for Probation Dept.
• Man arrested in connection with shooting
• Harry Manx to perform at FSU on Saturday
• A great interview in Monday's Sentinel & Enterprise with Harry Manx, performing Saturday at Percival Auditorium. Visit www.fitchburgstate.edu/cultural for more on the CenterStage series, and the find the article here:
• Snow-removal supplies are getting scarce
• Shirley town website functioning again after possible infection
• College interested in Groton land
• Lunenburg board postpones meeting
• Housing Authority: Plows will come when storm ends
• For plowers, long hours, frowns and good money
• Preliminary probe clears officer
• Firefighters douse Fitchburg car fire
• Family-planning advocates criticize proposed cut
• Acton woman arraigned after disturbance
• Craft brewer appeals to ABCC
• Igloo is His Castle
• Man arraigned on assault charges
• Open house at CTE
• Breaking up really is hard to do
• Fitchburg students won't be moved yet
• Coach charged in porn case arraigned
• School site plan will be unveiled
• Regional school agreement to be discussed tonight
• Disabled, elderly wary of slick, snowy sidewalks
• Westminster
• Fitchburg police probe shooting
• Advocates: Lack of mental-health services for homeless
• Reps expect real change in 2011 session
• Enterprise Bank reports robust earnings increase for '10
• Leominster Home Depot worker faces larceny charge
• Ayer, Shirley to vote on funding school study
• Lancaster selectman will run for another term
• Weather may postponed search for Leominster school superintendent
• Officials: Reverse-911 in working order
• The 115th Commencement winter ceremony is now streaming online at Fitchburg Access Television's website. Watch and hear the ceremony here:
• Three Fitchburg State film students will be showing one of the works, "Fresh Water," this Saturday at Cornerstone Studios on Main Street. The Sentinel & Enterprise has a great piece about them in today's paper. Read it here:
• Messy couple of days in forecast for Tuesday, Wednesday
• Correction
• Benefit helps Lunenburg man 'fighting the good fight'
• Patrick's $30.5B budget draws range of reactions
• Police: Man shot in Fitchburg
• Killer's daughter: Parole Board changes needed
• Hearings are set on Unitil rate-hike plan
• Sentinel & Enterprise launches improved online comment tool today
• Money flowed in elections
• Party line rules in the Massachusetts House
• Local Egyptian 'devastated' by turmoil in his homeland
• Snow days piling up for local businesses
• Search for library director down to two
• Fitchburg psych unit's closing decried
• A NOTE TO READERS
• Rep. Benson named to several committees
• Neighbors shocked after alleged sex offender nabbed
• Quinn Bill may face phase out
• Municipal Meetings
• You'll laugh about it later, so why not now?
• Tsongas cautious but committed to public appearances
• Students' video promotes foreign-language learning
• Officials to discuss Ash-West budget
• Two representatives reassigned in DeLeo Statehouse shakeup
• Mitt Romney attends luncheon, but mum on possible 2012 run
• Alleged sex offender captured in Leominster
• Patrick's plan a mixed bag for cities and towns
• Asleep at the wheel: Man charged with OUI
• Woman cut from car following crash
• Neighbors surprised by Gardner raid
• Firefighter faces drunken-driving charge
• FSU hosts financial aid workshop
• Riverside Village apartments acquired
• Fitchburg councilor will run for mayor
• Townsend man builds business on his passion for solar energy
• Shelters may face funding cuts
• Ashby working toward Green Community status
• Winter's wrath causes rail delays
• Cops seize guns, drugs in Gardner
• Blue Cross says new system is helping to cut health-care costs
• Clients can find counseling and spirituality at Westminster practice
• Correction
• Remembering the Challenger disaster
• Free tax-prep help offered
• Beloved school teacher loses battle with cancer
• SGA President Eric Gregoire will appear on New England Cable News on Friday, Jan. 28, to discuss Sunday's "FAFSA Day," when volunteers at locations across the state - including the Hammond Campus Center on the Fitchburg State campus - will
• Fledgling thespians descend on Fitchburg and Leominster
• Councilor: Board should negotiate tax incentives
• Police: Woman shoplifter grabs hot items at Sears
• Officials: Westminster Selectman Fairbanks bright, hardworking
• Judge upholds housing decision
• Prison inmates refurbish computers for local schools
• Forum for state reps set
• Gardner man faces child-rape charges
• Fitchburg parking ban through noon today
• Townsend residents could receive rebates for solar hot water systems
• Leominster commission advances water project
• Fitchburg schools redistricting meeting postponed until Monday
• Fitchburg DPW to remove snowbanks, mayor says
• Fitchburg senior honored for volunteerism
• Governor's proposed budget would cut aid to cities, towns and close two prisons
• School superintendent calls for hike in 2012 budget
• Car, school bus collide
• Ashby OKs study for possible school repairs
• Fitchburg, Leominster get grant money to quell gang violence
• Rep to Fitchburg council: Replace Unitil
• Westminster's Fairbanks won't seek re-election
• Leominster officials suspect illegal dumping near Shea Brook
• Poll: Many satisfied with schools
• Wachusett Mountain accident leaves teen brain-dead
• Trade group recognizes area civil engineer
• State board OKs renewal of charter school license
• FSU to host theater fest
• Applications for fuel assistance on the increase
• Leominster mulls buying emergency phone system
• Lancaster will review trash pickup system
• Fitchburg school redistricting down to two options
• Singing for the virtues of life
• Shirley reaches $95G deal with Berry
• Senators have parole proposal
• State news provides little light for Fitchburg schools
• Patrick wants public defenders for the indigent
• Councilors want to keep second opinion
• Ash-West plans budget hearings
• Fitchburg man is arraigned in assault
• Lunenburg DPW about to seek bids for garage
• Leominster narrows search for school superintendent
• Westminster rounds out search group
• The university is welcoming the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival Jan. 25 through 30. Learn more about what the festival will feature by reading here:
• Cold -- then more snow
• Legislators vote on rules-change proposals
• A call for public access
• Wild, wild WEST
• For NMRHS students, vacation means helping in New Orleans
• This student housing wouldn't be run of the mill
• Live free and buy -- guns
• Winter Commencement on Friday night was a great success. Read the Sentinel & Enterprise's excellent account of the night's festivities here:
• Skyview Winter Carnival draws hundreds
• Feral felines in Fitchburg
• Lawmakers: Enforce the gun laws we already have
• Polar plunge raises $25G for stricken kids
• Aging pipes have towns scrambling
• Woman injured in Rte. 2 crash
• Westford woman conquers Mt. Kilimanjaro
• Keystone Properties of Shirley agrees to RE/MAX merger
• Choose content of character for your children
• Trial set for housebreak suspects
• Historic day for Fitchburg graduates
• Brewer, Flanagan earn state budget influence
• Ron Corbett named interim probation chief
• Fitchburg DPW reminds residents of 'shovel law'
• Littleton residents evacuate after heating-oil spill at home
• News Digest
• Ashby energy group to meet Thursday
• Quinn Bill funding tops Leominster council agenda
• Patrick proposes 7% aid cut
• Hospital closes psych ward
• Westminster hopes down economy benefits search
• Townsend adjusts regulations for wells
• Tonight's Winter Commencement will be streamed on the web at webcast.fitchburgstate.edu/commencement. The festivities are going forward as planned at 6:30 p.m. at the Recreation Center.
• Snow account nearly depleted in Fitchburg
• Ice-fishing derby
• FSU graduation exercises still on
• WCU names Petersen CEO
• Flanagan named to key Senate budget post
• Honoring seniors
• Mass. 'Idol' contestant begs her way to Hollywood
• Ashby dilemma: How now to plow?
• Caregivers find they're not alone
• Aptly named Winter Carnival tomorrow in Leominster
• Fitchburg Fire Department gets $675G grant for new ladder truck
• Highlights of the executive summary of the Community Health Assessment of North Central Massachusetts:
• Community supportive of purchase of hospital
• AG Coakley files bill criminalizing human trafficking
• Winter Commencement WILL go on Friday, Jan. 21. The first ceremony since Fitchburg State was renamed a university will take place as scheduled at 6:30 p.m. at the Recreation Center, 130 North St. Because of inclement weather, morning classes are canceled
• Readers credited with helping to replenish heat-assistance fund
• Police workshop: Use the data to target hot spots
• Townsend native's art at Patriot Place
• Westminster native produces FATV series
• Ashby is awarded $500G for roads
• Fatal bar-fight trial starts May 23
• Lunenburg talks technology
• Lancaster seeks cheapest rates for electricity
• Courtyard by Marriott to be sold
• Lancaster reps seek no increase to Nashoba school contribution
• Man accused of taking Pats shirts
• Voters to be asked to fund school study
• Learn Chinese at Fitchburg State! The university is offering a Mandarin for Beginners class (Humanities 1120) on Wednesdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. The course is a great opportunity to learn one o fthe world's most widely spoken languages.
• Angels in the skies
• Kyle Keady pleads innocent
• Shirley bridge work coming soon
• Evergreen Solar: What went wrong?
• Fitchburg man faces child-porn charges
• Budget builders agree on $20.5B for '12
• Warrant issued for property owner
• Lunenburg selectmen voting Feb. 1 on electricity change
• MediaNews looks for new CEO; president retires
• $4,000 community grant allows Townsend to extend library hours
• HealthAlliance: We've fulfilled state's request
• Preaching patience
• Emergency Management volunteers fill needs in Leominster
• Snow, sleet could knock out power
• Driver arrested in Ashby rollover
• Beach association wants Lunenburg to stop using spillway as dam
• Legislative Republicans pull back on some promises
• Rep sparks fireworks debate
• Police Briefs
• FSU gym being razed to make way for science center
• Nomination papers available in Leominster
• Selectmen candidate steps forward in Ashburnham
• Westminster selectmen cut public comment
• Municipal elections scheduled in Townsend, Ashby and Shirley
• Join us on Facebook, win Sharks tickets
• Demolition of Parkinson Gymnasium is expected to begin this week, paving the way for the start of construction on the new Science Center. Webcams have been installed to let folks track the project. Follow them here: www.fitchburgstate.edu/webcam.
• Towns see bills spike after pension declines
• $58M gamble a losing bet
• Luncheon for Townsend seniors Friday
• Unitil proposes increases for higher usage
• Planners hope 'Boobioake' won't be a bust
• Well-timed gift of gift cards gives teen holiday lift
• She'll make you laugh, cry, maybe even blush
• Senators collect $74G in travel reimbursements
• 2010 ties for warmest year on record
• Cybersecurity is Monty ROTC squad's skill
• Coma survivor coming home
• Ashby has options for new police station
• Good scare, good cause
• Keady in court Tuesday
• Future engineers in Leominster
• Westminster restores water service
• Constantineau promoted at TD Bank
• Municipal Meetings
• YMCA Boston begins sex-offender screenings
• Lottery via AP
• Tradition meets technology in church
• Cupboards are bare in Boxboro
• Winchendon man dies after hitting tree with snowmobile
• Public hearing set for Notown Water Treatment Plant
• Lancaster awaits word on fed money for new solar farm
• Building your
• Driver sought in Fitchburg crash
• These parishioners have a lot of Heart
• Look who came to breakfast
• Townsend boy's big step
• FSU to name conference room for credit union
• Zodiac changes a sign of the times
• Westminster scurries to fix water-main break
• There's a new sheriff in town
• Koutoujian biography
• Church Services
• Woman held on larceny charges
• Selectman eyes power of solar for town offices
• United Way plans MLK Service Day
• Regional board to study Summer St.
• Unitil proposes increases for higher usage
• Leominster Credit Union recently presented Fitchburg State with a major gift to the campus, which will help fund new space and scholarship support for students. Read about it here:
• UMass has new president
• Corrections
• Fitchburg man, 19, charged in drug bust
• Coakley: I will fight any Unitil rate hike
• Leominster firefighters' plea: Shovel out hydrants
• Heywood family says goodbye to longtime President/CEO Moen
• Lunenburg planners remain on local access TV -- at least once a month
• Expansion hailed as 'relief'
• Local towns report relatively painless snowstorm cleanup
• Leominster eyes new equipment upgrades
• Solar firm's tab is in dispute
• Lunenburg officials: We must scale back
• Fitchburg mill owner seeks zoning change
• Senior-housing plan returns to Lunenburg
• Councilor: Field profits look slim
• Locals: No tax breaks, just tout Devens
• Woman hospitalized after struck by Jeep
• Devens solar plant to shutter
• New UMass president may be selected by Thursday afternoon
• Unitil warns of possible outages
• Fitchburg man arrested on drug charges
• DiNatale: Some city departments appear 'continually overfunded'
• Animal hospital: Christmas food drive for family pets was a big success
• A year later, Haiti helpers still worry
• Charities making push for donors
• Shirley selectmen vote to fix heating at town offices
• Update sought on plastics building
• Gardner man gets probation in 2-year-old girl's death
• Fitchburg roads to Ashby slated for improvement
• Aubuchon stays in family for new CEO
• Leominster council votes to tighten rules on gold sales
• Corrections
• Lancaster board anticipates big local aid cut
• Proposed planning appointee withdraws
• Shootings won't temper fire of political rhetoric, observers say
• Ayer-Shirley panel seeks voters' OK for school feasibility study
• Police Briefs
• SCHOOL CHOICE
• Wong proposes replacing Unitil as Fitchburg's electricity supplier
• Patrick still mulling Middlesex sheriff choice
• Fitchburg Ward 1 meeting set
• FSU to honor former credit union chief
• Fitchburg State University's Winter Commencement exercises on Jan. 21 will feature the presentation of the President's Medal to Frederick D. Healey. Read more about it here:
• Play time at Townsend Recreation
• Mark their first-week words
• Ashby builder's plan could mean new police station
• Bereavement group
• Townsend fishing derby a good catch for young and old
• Cost hiked for kids without disabilities at preschool
• Session opens with DeLeo, Murray re-elections
• Local foreclosure petitions plummet
• Leominster council expected to name Sideleau fire chief
• Ayer-Shirley sixth-graders take part in United Way program that allows them to become problem solvers
• Leominster baker hopes bread makes some dough
• Leominster's 'pet nanny' has a place for your pet
• Liquor industry has hope
• HISTORY OF FITCHBURG -- PART I
• Officials warn of propane dangers
• Tsongas, Olver send well wishes to colleague
• Municipal Meetings
• Leominster dodgeball tourney proceeds given to Doyle group
• Lunenburg photographer has eagle's eye
• She hopes third time is a charm
• Flanagan files new gambling legislation
• Townsend singer continues to make waves
• Mayor unveils 'Made in Leominster' theme
• No MMA in Tyngsboro -- for now
• Two men arraigned on bomb-threat charges
• COMING SUNDAY
• Armed robber hits Fitchburg gas station
• Dunstable man is sentenced for drunken driving
• Townsend about to seek bids for boilers
• Leominster board faces legal quandary
• Townsend official: We understand Pepperell's frustration
• ARC chief: $300G appropriation faces uphill climb
• Eagle's eyes were watching
• Ashby residents to vote on school feasibility study
• Ashburnham seeks advance commitment for on-call EMTs
• Police call for Parole Board resignations
• Popular health-club owner's death leaves many reeling
• Police: 102 mph is too fast, no matter what the reason
• Fitchburg council braces for tough '11
• Leominster Icicle Ball set for Feb. 5
• Jack Wilson joining UMass Lowell faculty
• Student housing plan appeals to businesses
• Townsend kicks off '11 thinking regionalization
• Glowgolf a hit with locals
• Late artist's work is for sale to benefit Townsend offices
• State's student stars have a date in Boston
• Project 351 student ambassadors from North Central Massachusetts
• Woman sentenced in slashing incident
• Crocker Pond group seeks solutions to keep ATVs off trails
• False bomb threat made at FHS; two recent grads face charges
• New sheriff in town brings fresh outlook
• Employed charged with store theft
• Lunenburg talks school budget
• Montachusett Opportunity board meets Tues.
• Ayer selectmen say $8.3M is final for regional-school contribution
• Fitchburg schools group nears vote
• LEOMINSTER -- A fight over the last slice of pizza landed two men in trouble with a girlfriend's mother, as well as police, according to Leominster District Court documents.
• Leominster's heating assistance program runs out of money
• Masked man robs store at gunpoint
• Twenty robotics teams to take part in tourney
• Local legislators say pay cut right thing to do
• Lunenburg selectmen support school officials' quest to repair buildings
• Evangelidis to be sworn in as sheriff tonight
• Melissa's Bill stuck in red tape
• FSU president backs student housing district
• Ashby police: Injured driver will be cited
• Mayor eyes next election
• Grant to pay for water pipe replacements
• Fitchburg school buses searched after bomb threat
• Westminster officials exchange barbs after town planner quits
• Westminster police contract approved
• Commuters can escape noise in the 'quiet car'
• Driver hurt in Ashby crash
• Department of Health wants information on psych unit
• Couple charged with assault
• First baby, mom to leave hospital Wednesday
• Shirley conservation board seeks part-time administrator
• Fitchburg Fire Department gets grant
• Leominster's veteran teacher Janda mourned
• Nightclub bids farewell to Fitchburg
• Tribute band concert to benefit Fitchburg shelter
• Committee finalizing redistricting proposal
• Burned by social media? Check out this website
• Shelly Hatch retires
• North Central Mass. reports quiet New Year
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Curing high health costs
• Fitchburg woman escapes house fire
• Many dissatisfied with Mass. anti-bullying law
• Bay State survives jobs crisis better than most
• Friends help family after house explodes
• More merchants seeking liquor licenses through Legislature
• Couple celebrates birth of first baby
• Motorist hurt in Lunenburg car accident
• Marchetti paves way for new Shirley administrator
• Municipal Meetings
• She never expected to reach 100
• Fewer lawyers in the House
• Hundreds mourn slain officer
• Boomers caught short of funds
• Bill aims to protect children in sex trade
• Residents share goals for the New Year
• Church Services
• Townsend looks to crown 'top dog'
• The Sentinel & Enterprise spotlighted President Antonucci in its listing of the region's 25 most fascinating people. Read why here:
• Airport board wants answers
• Townsend's 'Blister Buddies' planning second MS benefit
• Roy siblings make it in Nashville
• LAWRENCE (AP) -- Charges against a Lawrence father accused of violently shaking his 3-month-old son are expected to be upgraded following the baby's death.
• Leominster man charged in break-in
• Man charged with attempted murder
• Fitchburg man charged with damaging car
• Most local police adding patrols
• Positive news on jobs front
• Region's bars set stage for revelers
• State plans probe of National Grid's response to recent storm
• Luncheon planned for Townsend seniors
• Shirley officials close to naming chief administrator
• Study: Ashby school needs roof, window repairs
• Water main fixed, road to be repaved
• Correction
• Police: Teens were taking joy ride
• Fitchburg psych unit closure is delayed
• Fitchburg keeps tabs on bars, restaurants
• Court stays, for now
• Safety a top priority, says Wachusett ski resort spokesman
• Fitchburg sells former school to developer
• Murder, controversy, tragedy tops 2010 local news
• Case involving fatal crash that killed Fitchburg man to be heard
• Man hit by plow in Fitchburg
• Police: Few tickets given for texting while driving
• Wachusett power outage sends skiers home early
• Lancaster receives 20 applications for fire chief
• Fitchburg subcommittee meeting didn't violate law
• Leominster officials, developer still at odds
• Westminster water pipe bursts twice
• Officials propose FSU housing district
• Dombrowski 'ready' to be president
• Scramble is on to redraw Mass. districts
• 'No bad weather' at the slopes
• Brownell is off Crocker Pond Committee
• Fitchburg man arraigned in theft of electrical wire
• Praise for front page on Christmas Day
• Leominster CDBG request passes; board sounds off
• D.C. follies
• City councilor: Straighten out that curvy road
• Fitchburg firm loses out on fed funding
• Pepperell mulls going it alone
• Town renews heating program
• Storm is first test of amended 'natural accumulation rule'
• Time for expanded bottle bill?
• Mayor plans CDBG updates
• Facing GOP pressure, Dems defend earmarks
• S'now joke: Shoppers were not to be stopped
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• Mass. solar program is growing rapidly
• Ashburnham residents OK tax hike to pay for school
• Officials say foreclosed properties can be eyesores and safety hazards
• Leominster man faces assault charge
• Report: Bay State more violent than N.Y., N.J.
• Goombas Pizzeria offers a free slice and a smile on Christmas
• First major snowstorm of season expected today
• School lunches to get more fruits, vegetables
• Retired business execs offer expertise
• Lunenburg finding uses for buildings
• Keeping the Tradition
• Charity gives runner a second chance
• Spreading the Word about Christmas
• Utility upgrades prove to be boon for Lunenburg
• Construction firm reports tool theft
• Prescription-drug monitoring picks up
• Driver crashes through airport fence
• Groton teen's child-porn case is moved to Superior Court
• Carving out a special place for 'Rip'
• Fitchburg man released after he allegedly shoots photo of wife
• Now presiding in courts -- the Grinch
• Ayer firm to bring jobs to Lancaster
• 'We harvest our critters for consumption'
• Locals share their favorite Christmas memories
• Firefighters, family mourn Leominster's Teresa Mello
• Fitchburg radio host leaving for job at WBZ
• United Way helps fill empty shelves at local food pantries
• Kelsey Szarek, 15, Grade 10, Leominster High School
• Student is facing civil-rights charges
• 1 dead in plane crash in Spencer
• Simulating winter disaster
• Paper-box factory to be converted to housing units
• Alternative-school teachers ensure a warm meal for all
• Coming up short for the holidays
• Leominster officials: Assault after basketball game appears isolated
• Woman injured in grease fire
• Lunenburg aims to crack down on trail trespassers
• Car strikes pedestrian; no charges filed
• DA: Officers justified in fatal shooting
• United Way of North Central Mass. elects new officers and directors
• Fitchburg molester gets up to 15 years
• Planned Parenthood draws opposition in Gardner area
• Fight in lobby outside Leominster-Fitchburg hoop game probed
• Shirley, Fitchburg firefighters dubbed heroes
• Townsend police receive letter about Quimby case
• Fitchburg delays decision on benefit hike for city retirees
• Corrections
• One suspect arraigned, second still at large
• Leominster animal hospital extends its pet food drive
• Some local vets applaud repeal of 'Don't Ask'
• Proposal would link teacher evaluations to MCAS results
• Report: Fitchburg and Leominster gained jobs
• Students' work on display tonight in Fitchburg
• Fitchburg man sentenced for rape
• Unitil donates refrigerators in Lunenburg
• Cash-for-gold petition will go to Leominster council for vote
• Fitchburg Kmart hit with state fine
• State will lose seat in Congress
• Fitchburg teachers reach contract pact
• Fitchburg house damaged by fire
• Lancaster meeting hits a snag
• Woman struck, killed in Gardner
• State orders area stores to pull the plug on ATMs
• Leominster man arraigned on assault, battery charges
• Correction
• Leominster Committee to offer opinion on gold-buying proposal
• Construction under way at Lunenburg Town Hall
• Leominster attorney indicted
• Several new videos, in high definition, produced by Fitchburg State students are now online at our YouTube channel. Check out the excellent and informative work of our students:
• Massachusetts gears up for possible restructuring of congressional districts
• Mural of the story for Longsjo middle-schoolers: Go to college
• Rosa lone vote against texting ban
• Lawmakers' farewells
• Even back home, Ashby woman keeps volunteering
• Local retailers find ways to compete vs. malls
• New Shirley administrator says he's ready to get going
• These Leominster kids love their metal and motor
• Hoping to salt away savings
• RECENT ACTIONS TO ALIGN ENROLLMENT WITH FACILITIES
• Police: Copper-pipe theft caused leak
• Freak accident kills man, 77, in Concord
• Fitchburg woman faces fifth DWI
• Municipal Meetings
• Don't get burned during the holidays
• Three hospitalized in Gardner crash
• Redistricting group leaning to Longsjo
• FITCHBURG -- The man run over by a van in front of the post office on Main Street Friday afternoon has been identified, according to police Lt. Paul Bozicas.
• Students have a bead on real world
• Man run over in downtown Fitchburg
• 'Special day' for firefighters
• Tsongas bites tongue, votes to support tax bill
• Church Services
• Boy, 11, alleged to have shot others with BB gun
• Developer expects second occupancy permit by Tuesday
• Superintendent search heats up
• It's much quieter in Westminster
• Ashburnham residents easily pass proposal for new school
• Outgoing legislators say goodbye at Beacon Hill's 'biannual wake'
• Former Shirley administrator is indicted
• Ayer-Shirley middle-schoolers show teamwork at concert
• Fitchburg teachers, board have deal
• Two men rob Leominster barbershop
• Ex-Fitchburg man sentenced in assault
• Leominster police find stolen gold
• Three arrested in foiled shoplifting attempt at Macy's
• Child-rape sentencing is Dec. 21
• State senator expounds on China trip
• Leominster assault suspect is found
• Board of Health official retracts his complaint
• Lunenburg may buy electricity wholesale
• Man sentenced in ATV death of Leominster teen
• Leominster police search for attempted murder suspect
• Ashburnham to vote on new school proposal
• Cornerstone Performing Arts Center offers play tickets at the right price
• Lunenburg superintendent unveils proposed budget
• Correction
• School concert tonight in Townsend
• Most say security at meetings not warranted in wake of Fla. shooting
• Regional commission unveils plans for special needs emergency shelter
• Officials warn locals to beware of thin ice
• Mazzarella, Rosa tussle over petition
• Shirley firefighter to be honored for saving woman
• Ethics law requires teachers to report gifts from students
• Wachusett Mountain ski area gets a jump on Mother Nature
• Big changes on campus today: the Registrar's Office is moving to the Anthony Building, 280 Highland Ave., along with the OneCard office. This will make Anthony conducive to "one-stop shopping" for students, with Student Accounts, Financial
• If you need pizza for Christmas...
• Ashby Historical Commission seeking funds for new furnace
• Some merchants say regulating gold sales could tarnish profits
• Armed-robbery suspects held on high bail
• Retirement requests go to City Council Finance Committee won't support increases costing $300,000
• Leominster group brightens holidays for abused women and their children
• Man charged with assault and battery
• Lunenburg officials set price for historic Jones House
• Bolton Fair office burns
• Villas set to be delivered to Lunenburg site
• North Middlesex officials cautious about 2012 budget
• Bridge work is disrupting Westminster residents
• Correction
• Winchendon man faces assault charge
• Leominster approves spill cleanup
• Police seek two men in Fitchburg robbery
• Shirley voters OK funds for bridge repair
• Team to conduct search for new sheriff
• Leominster man Tasered, arrested
• Shirley officials select chief administrator
• Leominster to hire construction manager for school renovation
• Ayer-Shirley schools to lease, buy new equipment
• Restaurant owner's business has gone sunny-side up
• Music is back on the table at Atlantic Union College
• Prospective students: The winter session at Fitchburg State University – running from Dec. 28 to Jan. 14 – will be run entirely online. Students can earn up to six credits in three weeks during the intensive online session. The complete sche
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• As session ends, a review of key votes
• Ashburnham land to stay undeveloped
• Leominster man charged with cocaine possession
• Parents cool to prospect of moving Longsjo students
• Property owners face new liabilities
• In North Central Mass., most parties are still on
• Leominster may amend gold sales ordinance
• GROUP TO RALLY
• Locals recall devistating aftermath of 2008 ice storm
• Loss of seat in Congress threatens Merrimack Valley-based district
• In case of power outages, customers can contact their utility companies at:
• Kids get creative at Leominster Library
• Shirley voters to decide on rebuilding of bridge
• Gay vet calls for equality in the military
• After losing their jobs, ex-Belden workers find a future through education
• Critics blast Patrick on search for new UMass president
• Court hears restitution split in Dane Cook case
• Hasselhoff reality show abruptly canceled
• Volunteers place wreaths at cemetery to honor veterans
• Twins from Lancaster make double donation to Locks of Love
• Fitchburg's Gallo hailed as champion of education and prolific letter writer
• Fitchburg man charged with attempted murder
• Idea sparks book that will raise funds for student program
• Fitchburg's A.J. Wright store to close
• Vandalism is reported on at least two Fitchburg cars
• Animal-rescue crews save deer stuck in icy Concord River
• Last of six demoted officers is given back his prior rank
• Lancaster plans to reinstate fireman cleared in assault case
• Resident reports theft of Christmas tree, lights
• Steward Health Care to acquire Nashoba Valley Medical Center
• Democrats revolt on tax cuts
• Two Gardner teenagers are charged with arson
• Conn. firm will host Lunenburg website
• Colonial Band nears crescendo
• NMRHS sponsoring gift-wrapping event
• 'A loss for all of us'
• Concert benefits Giving Tree
• Turning over a new (Silver) Leaf
• Flanagan talks economic development in Taiwan
• Consulting firm to Ashby: Hire a town administrator
• Locals invited to sing 'Happy Birthday' to Mr. Christmas
• Unitil denies claim it is reluctant to provide information to city
• Clarification
• Fitchburg councilor says he was denied chance to speak at hearing
• Lancaster senior citizens find new meeting place
• Redistricting Committee to explore options for Longsjo, Crocker students
• Anti-Unitil group to rally in Fitchburg
• Two Fitchburg firefighters to be honored
• MCC, MWCC touted for training students in biotechnology field
• Tonight (Wednesday, Dec. 8), the Fitchburg State Jazz and Concert Bands will perform in Weston Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. The free concert will include holiday favorites, selections from "Mary Poppins" and works from jazz greats.
• Driver charged with third OUI after plowing into house
• Fitchburg officials voice frustration with Unitil
• Lunenburg inspector says sign bylaw needs to be updated
• Leominster committee
• Shirley selectmen interview town administrator finalists
• Townsend anticipates budget shortfall
• Ashby Girl Scout Troop helps Santa deliver gifts to local youngsters
• Westminster residents gripe about Route 2 traffic problems
• Ayer-Shirley narrow search for school superintendent
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Three Fitchburg businesses tops in holiday decorating contest
• Families will remember loved ones at ceremony
• Attention students: applications are available now for Resident Assistants for the 2011-12 academic year. Visit the Housing and Residential Services website (www.fitchburgstate.edu/housing) for the application and process. Applications are due Dec. 20.
• The Fitchburg State University vocal arts students will perform at Weston Auditorium tonight at 7:30 p.m. under the direction of Marjorie Ness. A 40-voice choir and an 11-voice chamber ensemble will present holiday selections during the free concert.
• Plenty of hurdles to get liquor licenses
• Toys for Tots, right at home
• Police begin enforcing parking ban
• Fitchburg officials eye abandoned school buildings
• Holiday Stroll spreads community cheer
• Ashby could get tax hike
• Habitat for Humanity project begins in Lancaster
• Shirley town administrator applicants to be vetted this week
• Leominster middle-school students get preview of college courses
• Officials say some Bay State sheriffs overstep their authority
• Lunenburg, Leominster note surge in library patronage
• Monday, Dec. 6
• News Digest
• Leominster Stroll adds laser light show
• German hackers allegedly steal, sell stars' music
• Crafts and treats on sale at Ashby fair
• Leominster police bust suspect at gunpoint
• School official
• F-Troop to host party today
• Volunteers sought to help clean up Fitchburg trails
• Governor wants control of troubled Probation Dept.
• Rubbish fire damages house
• Lunenburg Library offers fine amnesty
• Ashby Christmas Fair today and Saturday
• Lancaster discusses regulating new wells
• Hospice remembrance draws big crowd
• Patrick 'just beginning' process of naming new sheriff
• No cause found yet in plane crash
• Governor to publishers: 'I won't tell you how to do your job'
• Bay State Democrats are looking to 2012
• Leominster talks renovation costs
• For the Benefit of Books
• Results are mixed for Lunenburg MCAS tests
• TechPrecision wins order from thin-film client
• Townsend tradition returns
• Food drive planned -- for faithful pets
• Leominster police remind residents of parking ban
• Tonight marks the premiere of the Falcon Players' production of "Evil Dead: The Musical!" The ghoulish tale of five college students who find themselves in a demon-haunted cabin in the woods will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 2-4 at Perci
• Debate on closure of Longsjo School turns heated
• Monty Tech superintendent resigns
• Pending closure of Fitchburg psychiatric facility decried
• Man charged with kicking out glass door at bus terminal
• Meeting set in Lancaster
• Leominster, Veolia Water recognized for collaboration on infrastructure projects
• Olver pushes for extending unemployment benefits
• Leominster's Great Escape
• Attention Fitchburg State students: The Career Center will be conducting "Resumes on the Run" today from 9 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. in their office in the Hammond Campus Center (Room 218). No appointment is needed, just bring your resume and
• Lunenburg voters OK sale of Jones House
• Leominster sets application deadline for superintendent's job
• Woman thrown from car in Route 2 crash
• Westminster voters allocate free crash to balance budget
• DiPaola's widow to receive pension; AG says investigation will go forward
• Shirley, Ayer school officials say bullying policy will be filed on time
• Firefighters burn up OT hours
• Urban schools work to quell dropouts
• Crafty knitters selling items to benefit Fitchburg Library
• Townsend Calendar Raffle
• Santa is coming to Fitchburg
• HealthAlliance CEO:We have a plan for mentally ill
• Man targets Lunenburg in civil suit
• Man arraigned on assault charges
• Questions still linger in DiPaola case
• Patrick is in no rush to fill sheriff's slot
• Special Town Meeting tonight in Westminster
• Lunenburg school talks hit a snag
• Shirley students sweeten season for U.S. troops
• Fitchburg police lend hand to SWAT team
• Lancaster board may postpone discussion
• Longsjo hearing is Wednesday
• Bridge work snarls traffic in Westminster
• Local job picture brightens
• How you can help the less fortunate
• Fitchburg State will be well represented - again - at the American Moot Court National Tournament in January thanks to a strong showing at the regional finals recently held on campus. Read about it here:
• Kids, send in your holiday artwork
• Concert kicks off birthday party for 'Mr. Christmas'
• Bolton woman takes Miss Mass. title
• Police: DiPaola case is 'pretty much closed'
• How they voted with Speaker DeLeo
• Lunenburg High holds big rally -- for students
• Some councilors see liabilities in attempt to beautify buildings
• Problems in Probation
• Lunenburg to convert records to PDF files
• Lunenburg voters to weigh in on 14 articles Tuesday
• LEOMINSTER -- Leominster police are investigating a series of car break-ins near Imperial Avenue and Grant Street this weekend.
• Sheriff's death apparent suicide
• Bay State
• Fitchburg's Greek Orthodox Church invites locals to lunch
• Some question whether city officials should receive benefits
• Enrollment at local private schools remains steady while others see decline
• Fitchburg man arrested following chase
• Two busted, charged in armed robberies
• Officials investigate arson in Gardner
• Black Friday at a glance
• Leominster pink flamingos flock to Kabul, Afghanistan
• Train departure times change
• Church Services
• Fitchburg man charged after allegedly pulling knife on officer
• University to launch job-search network program
• Local woman named MCI Shirley Employee of the Year
• Leominster teens begin book drive, announce drop-off sites
• VIEW FROM IRAQ: Amid continuing bloodshed, the landscape of war changes
• Leominster's Holiday Stroll to step off on Dec. 4
• Winchendon man sought in robberies
• AG probing Middlesex sheriff's campaign funds
• High-school bands show supportive side of rivalry
• Concert planned to honor Leominster's 'Mr. Christmas'
• Leominster students enjoy Study Island
• Oakmont reopens its Hall of Fame
• Ashby man faces new date for assault trial
• Seeking to honor Fitchburg veterans, one step at a time
• Police launch probes after serial-killings study
• Council: Wait on oil-spill cleanup
• How many unsolved homicides are due to serial killers?
• Army mobilization helps Aqar Quf rise to pre-war splendor
• Lancaster administrator accused in well-permit tiff
• Fitchburg officer charged with drunken driving
• Fitchburg police officer recovering from crash
• Two charged with drunken driving
• Townsend Seniors seek members
• FSU students to be warned about parking
• Budget issues will dominate Westminster meeting warrant
• Woman pleads guilty to stealing from Dane Cook
• Man charged with stealing watches
• Blue Devils look for new path to success
• Four men arraigned in CVS theft
• Men arraigned on robbery charges
• Local in Miss Mass pageant
• Quidditch, anyone?
• Readers respond: What we're thankful for
• Fitchburg and Leominster to add police patrols on Thanksgiving eve
• Leominster program seeks donations of children's bicycles
• Lancaster fire chief accepts job in Lexington
• Fitchburg to replace bridge
• Fitchburg police officer hurt
• Historic Commission official recommends Lunenburg sell house
• Townsend chief presents plan to consolidate fire stations
• FHS Raiders get revved up and ready
• Police: Motorist drove car into Leominster house
• LHS Devils show true blue spirit at rally
• Lunenburg church scraps its parking-lot proposal
• Small businesses looking for tips on social media marketing should check out this upcoming seminar at the Center for Professional Studies:
• Dickie's vows to serve good food fast
• DiPaola aware of pension loophole months ago
• Leominster taxes on the way up
• Holiday shopping tips
• Lunenburg awaits details of report for Summer Street
• Fitchburg man confesses to car theft, then allegedly steals another car in Ayer
• Correction
• Ghost hunter will offer spirited tour of Leominster building
• Would-be vandals thwarted in Leominster
• Leominster rep calls for more pension reform
• Historic firehouse gets new lease on life
• Rotary Clubs team up to help Leominster, Fitchburg high-school music programs
• Lunenburg man faces charges in ATV crash
• Middlesex sheriff quits over pension questions
• ON THE FRONT LINES
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Leominster man reaches out to fellow kidney recipient
• Bay State again in health-care spotlight
• Finance Committee proposes compromise on Lunenburg cruisers
• Member proposes suspension of Leominster City Council pay hikes
• At 91, Leominster voice teacher hopes for return engagement to help charities
• Man stabbed in Fitchburg
• Fitchburg puts a new spin on a traditional sport
• Officials consider how to govern former Devens base
• Two hurt in Townsend accident
• Lunenburg, Shirley seek to pool resources with other communities
• Lunenburg principal: Policy reduces student suspensions
• Iraqi high-schoolers see hope beyond struggles
• On streets of Baghdad, nothing's safe
• Ashburnham has third highest foreclosure rate in Massachusetts
• Ice storm damage leads to management plan for woodlands area
• Meetings
• Lunenburg accident victim remembered as hard-working, witty young man
• Two pulled from wreckage after crash in Leominster
• Fitchburg youths to add murals to city's landscape
• New restaurant in Fitchburg to offer free wings Sunday
• Fugitives busted at Leominster hotel
• Parents and kids together at last
• Soldier from Lunenburg serves his country far from home
• Correction
• Royal ring could be gold mine for jewelers
• Lunenburg Lions to offer well-stocked food baskets
• St. Leo School hosts holiday fair
• Townsend school to host Turkey Trot
• New Townsend Library boss no newcomer
• A reason to give thanks
• DA's probe focuses on 2 workers at nonprofit
• Fitchburg, Shirley prison officials close to work-release deal
• State to repay Leominster money owed for Samoset
• MART discrepancies in audit are cleared up
• Business meets politics at reception
• Leominster TV notable hits it big -- in Brazil
• Groups unite to fight suicide
• 2 Westminster cops earn Hanna Awards
• American Girl party
• Single tax rate will likely stay in place
• Special election to decide funding for school
• Mazzarella faces off against council in attempt to restore human resources position
• Fitchburg requests federal aid for transportation, other projects
• Lunenburg schools prepare new anti-bullying guidelines
• Lunenburg firefighters to hold a meat raffle
• Store customer allegedly snatches clerk's iPhone
• North Middlesex High School puts fundraising campaign into high gear
• Free open mic calls on story tellers
• Members named to Leominster school chief search panel
• Workers' Credit Union donates $1,000 for thermal-imaging camera
• Some Iraqis are wary of U.S. troops
• Suspicious fire in Gardner probed
• Fitchburg task force reports progress
• Lunenburg police chief wants to buy new cars
• Shirley registration deadline is Dec. 3
• Suicide-prevention meeting is Thursday at Fidelity Bank
• Defense attorneys challenge viability of breath tests
• Gov. calls for in-state tuition for immigrants
• Detox centers could take hit
• Military support group to hold package drive
• School proposal tops Ashburnham warrant tonight
• Chambers team up to renew event for elected officials
• Fitchburg bridge gets new LED streetlights
• Mazzarella seeking to restore city post
• Fitchburg
• Leominster food-service program pares its losses
• Ashburnham officials set single tax rate
• Wong: $5.6M deficit prompts consolidation
• Venues awaits board's decision
• Townsend church plans holiday party
• GROTON -- The Nashua River Watershed Association is hosting a talk entitled, "Black Bears in Massachusetts," at 6 p.m. on Wednesday at the NRWA River Resource Center, 592 Main St (Route 119), Groton.
• Leominster police allege driver was drunk
• Red pines being cleared from Leominster property
• 2 cities on quest to save energy
• Shirley to see tax hike
• Benson pitches business delegation for Mexico City
• Training service dogs is Leominster man's passion
• In Iraq, war may be officially over but tension persists
• Leominster runner on marathon world tour
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• School market place helps families in need
• What are you thankful for?
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Students suffer consequences of what many call bad behavior
• Shirley Middle School establishes transition classroom
• Lancaster robotics team grabs top place at competition
• Educator: Fitchburg center will help struggling teens reach their goals
• Give and take makes family go 'round
• Salvation Army to collect for needy in Leominster
• Fitchburg man faces child rape charge
• Leominster schools Advanced Placement test scores improve
• Ashburnham selectman won't seek re-election
• Money raised in honor of Pfc. Roberge benefits Center for Technical Education in Leominster
• College scholars need more dollars
• Ashby officials are monitoring diesel leak
• Patrick denies cooking job numbers
• Woman hospitalized in Fitchburg crash
• Fitchburg veterans get standing ovation as they take the stage
• Oakmont band finishes on high note
• MassDevelopment CEO touts Devens
• Ashburnham pays tribute to local veterans
• Conduct probe at Monty Tech
• Dodgeball tourney for Doyle Field
• Nashua River group holds annual meeting tonight
• Stacy Shuttler is new director of Townsend Public Library
• Fitchburg prepares to accommodate more cremations
• License Commission says no to Xarras
• Highway departments prepare for... snow
• Townsend vets honor fallen friends
• Girl Scouts kick off annual food drive
• Search for reported body yields nothing
• Architect hired for Lunenburg project
• Exhibit to feature work by Fitchburg school staff
• Fitchburg considers converting Crocker School
• Dispute led to principal's suspension
• Veterans talk to Shirley youths about the fight for freedom
• Sewer-system testing planned in Fitchburg
• Fitchburg plans holiday look for downtown
• Townsend may have to change polling location
• Some municipalities mull dipping into their rainy-day funds
• Blue Star Mothers recognize doctor, founder of 'Soldiers Project' chapter
• Potential Tri Town Landing tenants vie for apartments
• Credit union becomes Red Cross sponsor
• School's 'Idols' sing their hearts out
• Shirley teen's suicide still being investigated
• Moped driver hit with fourth OUI offense
• Townsend opts to keep single tax rate
• Fitchburg police get new contract, job concession
• Principals share ideas at Nashoba Regional School Committee meeting
• Video related to nightclub brawl played
• Evergreen Solar not moving jobs overseas, says company spokesman
• Leominster bans feeding of gulls
• Officials firm up numbers for Briggs Elementary project
• Holiday Shopping Fair to benefit Townsend Library
• Fitchburg High School senior named Commended Student
• Leominster officials to accept grant to revamp playground
• Taste of North Central participants will dish it out in Fitchburg
• Speidel: $2.7M budget deficit looms Lunenburg manager says town must decide which services are most important
• Veterans help replace, raise flags in Leominster
• FSU student arrested, faces assault charge
• Official: Fitchburg Municipal Airport safe
• Fitchburg Booster Club to meet
• Change in traffic pattern mulled
• Pilot killed Saturday praised, mourned
• Two middle schools could add youth sports
• Liqour license petition warrants more review, say city councilors
• Rotary calendar marks special dates
• Pathways School program announces expansion plans
• Group helps clean debris from guardsman's yard
• Fitchburg teachers still without contract
• ASHBURNHAM -- All four victims of Friday night's crash on Depot Road are out of the hospital, according to Oakmont Regional High School Principal David Uminski.
• Townsend Fire-EMS launches WHALE identification program
• Townsend Fire-EMS targets carbon-monoxide poisoning
• Search for clues in fatal air crash
• What to do about gulls?
• They don't mind taking the time to count 'em up
• QUOTABLE QUOTES
• 'Pink in the City' event to fight breast cancer
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Class of '60 gives to Crocker Field fund
• Area cities and towns plan Veterans Day events
• Shirley Golden Agers meet Nov. 17
• Unitil's emergency planning director says company ready for winter
• Garner, Amabile join Sentinel & Enterprise staff
• Meetings
• Head-on accident sends 2 to hospital
• What are you thankful for?
• Our Daily Bread recognizes one year of serving the community
• Students say they support toughening bullying laws
• Officials: Legislation will strengthen bullying laws
• Four injured in one-car crash
• Expert says it pays to winterize your home
• What are you thankful for?
• Expert says it pays to winterize your home
• Selectmen to hire firm to negotiate lower power rates
• Proceeds from ornaments will benefit veterans
• Case against ex-official Keady continued to 2011
• $1M worth of pot seized in Lunenburg
• Lunenburg High School to welcome Rachel's Challenge Chain Reaction
• Leominster plans concert to celebrate Veterans Day
• Police: Woman who struck house with car was drunk
• Feds side with mayor
• Get your car ready now for tough winter driving
• Chamber touches down from China
• Snowblowers can take the pain out of shoveling
• Voters: Harrington had right message for 1st Middlesex
• Important numbers
• Benson: Ballot questions 'gimmicks'
• 'De-stress' event is planned for Saturday
• Rollstone Bank gets a 5-star rating
• Snowblower do's and don'ts
• Buy a home generator to stay warm in an emergency
• DO'S
• Townsend VFW forms Men's Auxiliary
• Higher gas bills for National Grid clients
• Leominster church hosts Pumpkin Patch Fair
• Fitchburg heralds its new gateway
• Leominster High students consider their next step
• Councilors give city worker a pass
• Man arrested
• Returning Mass. Dems face GOP control in the House
• Bastien wins race for 2nd Worcester seat
• Habitat for Humanity makes pick
• Report: Ashby getting by, but leadership is needed
• Rotary Club 2011 calendar goes on sale
• Donations will benefit Veterans Homestead
• Hearing on brawl at Venues continued
• Lunenburg High approved for re-accreditation
• Monty Tech principal back to work
• Play inspired by true story to debut
• Council on Aging hit with steep monthly rent hike
• Ashby and Shirley election results
• Olver easily wins re-election in 1st District
• Ferguson defeats O'Brien and Long in state rep race
• Voters reject slashing
• Police: Vandals set eight fires in Leominster
• Fitchburg firefighters douse small fire on Main Street
• 2nd Worcester District rep race too close to call
• Eldridge claims win over GOP challenger
• Flanagan wins second term
• Benson wins re-election for state representative
• Tsongas re-elected over opponent Golnik
• Political newcomer Harrington scores House victory
• Brewer wins eighth term as state senator
• Evangelidis tops Foley for sheriff
• Family's missing horse reappears at police station
• Caissie defeats Ford in Governor's Council race
• Mass. delegation dressed in all blue
• Two fires at athletic club probed
• Candidates for governor make final rounds
• Fitchburg schools to give out recipe binders
• Lancaster installs energy-saving units on wells
• State court upholds Shirley Board of Appeals decision on mobile homes
• Selectmen want residents to
• Salary range for schools chief set
• Ashby officials eye possible site for town departments
• Blaze halts rail service in W. Fitchburg
• ON THE WEB TODAY
• Leominster dresses up for Halloween
• Marine Corps birthday ball Saturday
• Westminster's Tommy Padula is an extra-special Eagle Scout
• Locals: Negative ads make candidates look 'foolish'
• LHS teacher asks students to put others in their shoes
• Turnout high for absentees
• Monday, Nov. 1
• Evangelidis will push for productive incarceration
• Mayor wants to direct grant money into economic development projects
• Nicholas touts his law enforcement background
• VFW Post 794 inducts first women members
• Foley says he can serve as sheriff despite retiring from state police on disability pension
• Retired State Trooper Foley says he's ready to be sheriff
• Fitchburg Police Union backs Foley for sheriff
• A look at the races and ballot questions facing voters Tuesday
• Fitchburg Access TV Program Guide: Oct. 31- Nov. 6
• Kids jump into Commit to be Fit program
• Dare to hike the Dead Swamp on Halloween
• City man held on bank robbery charges
• Kamuda says integrity is most important trait
• Defendant in court in polluted soil case
• Gerry puts emphasis on economic growth
• Former city man sentenced in domestic abuse-related case
• Bastien touts his business experience
• School officials await results from accreditation team
• O'Neil-Laperriere wants to serve public
• Lunenburg native fulfills childhood dream, spins the 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Leominster developer bides time for liquor license
• Shirley gets 34 applicants to be next administrator
• No bail for man charged with attempted murder
• Trick-or-Treat times
• O'Brien says health reform, jobs are priority
• A Main Street Halloween for Fitchburg
• Long says tax reforms needed for small firms
• Ferguson: 'People are angry' with spending
• Airport, city still butting heads
• Fire Department hosts annual Roy Road Race
• Leominster's 'Cup Crusaders' take fight to Tampa
• Construction resumes on Berkshire Wind Project
• School mourns student's death
• Indonesia death toll surpasses 300
• GOP plans agenda with $100B in cuts
• Officers recount bloody melee at nightclub during hearing
• N.J. governor won't revive tunnel plans
• AG tours tool-making plant, talks energy rates
• Police urge safety on Halloween
• Ghosts and ghouls can march in Leominster's Halloween Parade
• Zoning Board approves kennel expansion for dog breeder
• Homeowners can tie into new water line
• Parent questions teacher's election comment
• Leigh Rae named new director of Doyle Center
• State official views business sites, says he'll work to draw companies to city
• Any way they slice it, Goomba's Pizza takes home Taste of Fitchburg award
• Officers to target high-crime parts of city
• Firm buys mall
• Acton man held on porn charges
• Mayor, chief tour site of proposed police station
• Rotary Clubs say recent fundraiser was success
• Fraud charges filed against two women
• Elementary school students choose Patrick for governor in mock election
• Basketball signups, tryouts announced
• Halloween-themed party to benefit Wounded Warriors
• Nashoba boards of health plan flu clinics
• Candidates make closing pitches
• Former Gov. Cellucci stumps for Evangelidis
• Candidates bash big government, each other
• State Sen. Flanagan touts experience in re-election bid
• FSU renaming ceremony today
• Heeren: Tax cuts imperative to grow the state's economy
• Police: Two busted, pound of coke seized
• LEOMINSTER -- A Hudson man was arraigned Monday on charges he allegedly robbed a Shirley resident at knifepoint after the two of them attended a concert together in Worcester Friday night.
• Murray blasts Baker over Big Dig memo
• Name: Jennifer Flanagan
• Special Town Meeting agenda items discussed
• School Committee to recertify budget after adjustments are done
• Expert: More cleanup needed at oil spill site
• School officials want to examine reasons students leave district
• Leominster police seek Sterling man
• Oil-spill update in Leominster
• Beacon Hill roll call
• Four men with a burning desire to help
• Costume Quandary
• Man is charged with armed robbery
• Rep. Olver wants to see projects come to fruition
• Gunn: Government isn't listening to the people
• Engel says U.S. turning into a corporate state
• More people opting for cremation, say funeral directors
• Welcome to Battleground: Lowell
• Candidates, supporters rally in last push toward election day
• Street signs to be sold at Miles for Myles event
• Economic development forum slated at FSU
• DPW worker charged with rape
• Newton resident arraigned on bribery charges
• Ex-student's
• FITCHBURG -- Officers arrested two men early Friday morning after state police discovered a handgun during a traffic stop on Airport Road.
• Woman is found dead in her apartment
• Newspapers in Education program focuses on college-bound students
• 'Mockingbird' to be screened Saturday
• Unitil Corp. to lower natural gas rate
• Reaction to state's jobless rate mixed
• Mayor, committee honored with conservationist award
• Correction
• Ravenelle says school bus issue has been addressed
• Officials mull salary for next schools chief
• Gubernatorial candidates face off over death penalty, Turnpike tolls
• Enterprise reports 20 percent boost in Q3 net income
• Golnik rally planned
• Elks Veterans Committee to host Benefit Dance
• Clarification
• Lunenburg town manager, board begin contract talks
• Enterprise Bank reports boost in Q3 net income
• Film 'Welcome to Shelbyville' to be screened tonight
• Local Rotary clubs to collect money to help eradicate polio
• Parents, kids invited to Halloween party
• Tsongas, Golnik tussle over health care, financial reform
• Redistricting board visits Longsjo Middle School
• Wong: Question 3 could cost city $3M
• Architect:
• Apple-picking season coming to an end
• Study finds shortage of primary-care physicians in region
• NEASC team to tour LHS
• Museum featuring town's historical artifacts finds place among books and periodicals
• 1st District candidates to debate at local college
• Fire Department gets two trailers for storage
• Police say man tried to strangle girlfriend
• Hayes a no-show for debate against Benson
• Mayor wants block grant funds to go to 'core areas'
• Group donates $5,000 to Fitchburg Library
• Melodrama to benefit Shirley Meeting House
• SHOW US YOUR 'HAUNTED HOUSE'
• Nashoba Tech High's open house set for Nov. 7
• Meeting on block grants set
• State wildlife official says eagles making comeback
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL
• Proposal to build school on Town Meeting warrant
• Nashoba Chamber's awards night is scheduled for Nov. 3
• Advocate:
• Candidates spar over Bush-era tax cuts
• Tour to feature historical homes in Townsend
• Health insurance tops list of Town Meeting articles
• Bald eagles may be reclassified from endangered to threatened
• Ice storm aftermath issues resurface
• Lancaster fire station could get solar panel
• Selectmen's meeting moved to Thursday
• Man faces assault, drug charges
• Poll: Patrick maintains lead in governor's race
• Johnsonia Cultural Series opens Thurs.
• Evangelidis books Cellucci
• Meeting the need in Lancaster
• Olver holds eightfold advantage in campaign funds
• Chamber hosting women's business conference
• Adviser: Leominster school chief should get up to $180G
• Crash knocks out power in Fitchburg
• Shirley selectmen make it quick
• Sideleau named acting fire chief
• Conservative group: Cutting sales tax to create 27,199 jobs
• Five hospitalized in school-bus crash
• Man charged in dispute about food
• Boy, 16, arrested on marijuana charges
• A $10,000 bill? Bank officials are suspicious
• Leominster mayor touts fundraising for heating assistance
• Towns harnessing the sun
• Police: Delivery man robbed, assaulted
• His summer break? 4-below and windy
• Here comes the sun power
• Sales-tax rollback: Business vs. budget
• Obama gives Patrick a hand, then hits fundraiser
• Learn to knit, crochet in Fitchburg class
• Obama urges Democrats to stay positive
• Municipal meetings
• Meetings set for Townsend housing plan
• Fundraiser spices it up with Latin theme
• Change is a two-way street
• Donelan named new city editor for Sentinel & Enterprise
• Crash sends three to hospital
• Golnik and Clark slam Tsongas during debate
• News Digest
• Men of steel and iron maidens
• Candidates in agreement on tax cuts for all citizens
• Federal, state officials review New England rail
• Officials of Green Communities to be hailed
• Youngsters are ready to 'meat' high expectations
• Lt. gov. visits school
• Cataldo remembered as respected politician and successful physician
• Firefighters fail to respond when elderly woman is injured
• Q&A WITH JIM KOCH
• 2 hurt in wreck
• Politicians endorse check and Boys & Girls Club
• Church Services
• Harvest House Tour slated in Townsend
• Young Eagles event postponed
• Area students attend United Way Youth Venture workshop
• Man accused of indecent assault
• State rep candidates tackle taxes, state aid during debate
• Taxes go up in city City Council OKs plan hiking rates
• Officials envision historic future for former school
• Surviving robbery suspect held on bail
• Movie 'Conviction:' AG Coakley a villain
• Who pays for the ride? Ambulance firms, insurers tussle over unnegotiated bills
• Lottery agrees to halt its ads AG investigates potential link with Cahill campaign
• Supper benefit announced
• Residents could vote on wind energy bylaws
• Middle-school students will GEAR UP for college
• Haunted trail to feature scary clowns
• Leominster man jailed on driving violation
• Blacksmith festival to be held at city park
• Candidates offer views on 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Minn. governor endorses Golnik in 5th District race
• Townsend gets emergency equipment
• Mayor touts initiative on CNN show
• Gunn to visit senior center in Gardner
• Leominster moving toward Green Community designation
• Man charged with assault with a dangerous weapon
• Cops search for driver who ran down mom
• Police: Woman attacked; husband charged
• Candidates tussle over jobs and taxes during debate
• Drivers bemoan pumped up gas prices
• Ross to promote book at event
• Plastican Inc. acquisition will not affect jobs, firm official says
• Monty Tech students put topper on project
• Christian women's conference begins Friday
• Attempted burglary reported in Ashby
• 2nd Worcester candidates set for debate
• Route 117 repaving resuming
• Candidates' night for 1st Worcester District
• Detours ahead on Route 117
• Pigeon flies into arms of Leominster man
• How ballot questions have fared
• Demolition set for Wheeler Road bridge
• GOP hopeful Baker aims for welfare overhaul
• Leominster City Council to hear progress report on green initiative
• Suburbs Ace Test
• NMRHS changes its colors
• Rec board seeks residents' input
• Some locals see ACT test as option to SAT
• Police; Leominster man beat wife
• Condos selling slowly
• Golnik, Tsongas: Different visions
• The Paul Loscocco defection in quotes
• Lancaster's own World Cup
• How lawmakers voted in cell-phones debate
• Lowell fire kills two; third man critical after jumping
• Benson focuses on job creation and economic growth in region
• Residents get chance to rate town's recreational opportunities
• Leominster recreation workers want to make folks scream
• Monday
• Drug dealer sentenced to 2 years in prison
• Man charged following crash
• Today could be a perfect 10 for everyone
• EMT: Schools need athletic trainers
• Scripps Howard News Service analyzed the most recent five years of data on injuries from sports typically played in high school among 14- to 18-year-olds, as reported by a national network of emergency rooms to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
• Hayes committed to solving cost-of-living, health-care issues
• Church Services
• Multiple crashes send two to hospital
• Old Town Hall waiting for new lease on life
• Community center can open once board appointed, say town officials
• Football Hall of Fame to induct first members
• Unitil to meet with media
• Group wants to ban biking in park
• N.E. Concert 10th Anniversary Bash tickets to be sold at door
• Bomb kills Afghan governor in north
• NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
• Kids Poetry Club to be held at Rabbit Hole
• Three cars collide, one injured
• Judge silences guns at firing range
• Benefit raises more than $46,000 for Shine Initiative
• Autumn house tour
• New festival features
• Fire fund established
• Students will not tour Monty Tech, schools chief says
• Police believe rash of robberies connected
• Pre-marketing for Tri Town rental units begins
• Leominster elementary school raises large sum of money for new computers
• Ex-property owner indicted
• Play about Lizzie Borden coming to Townsend
• Alumni reminisce at high-school reunion
• Officer hit; man arrested
• Cahill sues former campaign workers
• Mum's the word at school Monty Tech board members remain tight-lipped over status of principal
• Mayor wants to move some police personnel to new building
• College gets money to improve graduation rates
• Grab a GPS and join the treasure hunt
• Lunenburg to apply for advanced placement grant funds
• Couple charged after
• Lunenburg's Friendly Seniors plan country fair this weekend
• Gun safety program set
• Building fire drives 19 residents into the street
• Health board forms committee to increase recycling
• Solve the rhyme, have a good time
• These cars get a charge
• Gubernatorial candidates make final push toward Nov. 2 election
• Local artist to exhibit 25 paintings at gallery
• Fitchburg State University student photographer Cate Brown chronicled the first days of the semester, with students moving in and celebratring the start of the year with campus activities.
• The Center for Conflict Studies at Fitchburg State University invites the public to a free advance screening of the new documentary Little Town of Bethlehem, which tells the true story of three men from diverse backgrounds walking the path of peace in th
• Meals tax could be put to vote again
• Firefighter faces sex-assault charges
• New school to be voted on last at Town Meeting
• House tour expected to raise funds for church roof
• Diners can help donate to center
• Voter registration deadline approaching
• School district may borrow money for feasibility study
• Merrill named president at Fidelity Bank
• Steel sculpture to be displayed on Water Street
• Transfer of funds puts city stabilization account at $3M
• City gets new deputy police chief
• Ashburnham considers eliminating quorum
• Ashby officials consider hiring interim town administrator
• Local agencies in line for federal transit funds
• Lunenburg reviewing bids on Public Works renovation project
• Correction on free debt-relief clinic
• FSU students bringing sounds of music to Riverfront Park
• Leominster High renovation on track, principal reports
• Police Briefs
• Fitchburg may buy streetlights from Unitil
• Bar's video from night of fight sought
• Voters OK tax deal to bring firm to Lancaster
• The oldest resident of Leominster and Lunenburg helped hold family together
• Teen completes project at Allen Field to attain Eagle Scout rank
• Program proposed to encourage Fitchburg students to aim for college
• Remains found near where former Chelmsford woman disappeared
• Free debt-relief clinic in Gardner
• Candlelight vigil decries shutting of Fitchburg mental-health facility
• Fitchburg man struck by train dies
• BEACON HILL ROLL CALL How reps voted on gov's vetoes
• Needle's point is to relieve pain
• Tough times predicted
• Leominster hopes it's not rocked by this beetle invasion
• Gas line repaired
• Monday
• Former Evergreen CEO Richard Feldt to lead startup
• Fitchburg's Fay Club marks 100 years
• Break-ins spike
• Police hope arrests will quell break-ins
• TechPrecision lands pacts totaling $6.8M
• New restaurant features comfort food
• Ashby's Jarvi receives coveted cane
• Event draws car lovers and airplane enthusiasts
• Ex-business owner pleads guilty to wire fraud, other charges
• Lunenburg Town Fair to feature food, games
• Principal of Monty Tech placed on leave
• Boston Post cane to be presented at festival
• Motorists can have VIN etched onto auto windows for small fee
• Cahill vows to stay in governor's race
• 'Burly Bandit' pleads guilty to robberies
• Plans for new elementary school submitted
• Route 117 repaving project halted
• News Digest
• Boston Archdiocese
• Officials: New lot should alleviate parking problems at soccer complex
• Man who allegedly tried to murder FSU student arraigned, held on bail
• Wicked winds expected to rake region
• Voters will be asked to OK additional funds for library
• Man hurt after being hit by car
• Four schools to get new boilers
• Relay for Life to raise funds for cancer research
• Leominster man arrested on warrants
• DPW director says rainy weather a welcome relief
• Committee mulls middle-school closure
• Council OKs measure to allow repairs to Rockwell Pond dam
• Budget adjustment to be decided at Town Meeting
• Developer presents proposal to build affordable-housing rental units
• Ex-Shirley official in court on wiretapping charges
• Local teen center will benefit from Texas Hold 'Em tourney
• Store owners say alcohol tax driving business over the border
• Benson, Hayes still exchanging barbs
• Council to vote on Wong's plan to spend free cash
• Pumpkin fest to be held in Ashby on Saturday
• Man charged in attempted murder of FSU student
• Hospital to close psych unit, lay off 19 staffers
• Police say cylinders stolen from firm
• Lawyer: Mayor retaliated
• Small business
• Fresh produce, raffle to be featured at Farmers Market
• Cops capture house-break suspect
• Officials want to pursue senior center renovation project
• Officials unsure about proposed river study
• Warrant for special Town Meeting finalized
• Official says city must update sewer system
• FAA questions past airport land transfers
• Correction
• Wildlife Management Area acquires 165 acres
• Leominster water improvements on track, council told
• MCAS results mixed for NMRSD
• Benson, Hayes have at it
• Dog park proposed for Lancaster recreation space
• Reeves Memorial Scholarship Run set for Oct. 9
• Cell phone, e-mail new tools in Westminster alert system
• Lunenburg undertakes update of master plan
• Planned Parenthood opens quietly
• Weatherization project warms up Fitchburg
• Possible link probed in Leominster and Lunenburg burglaries
• Bedbugs bite but won't make you sick, local health officials say
• HOW LAW WORKS
• Teens agree texting and driving 'not really safe'
• Cop an inspiration for 8-year-old
• Local police officials say GPS works
• All Patrick budget vetoes that were overridden in '09 and '10
• Benson, Hayes to debate tonight
• Gardner sure knows how to throw a birthday party
• Man shot in Fitchburg
• Quake centered in N.H. rattles local towns
• Plant dedicated in honor of retired worker
• Local author's book on rivalry hits bookstores
• Meetings
• Film on Groton environmentalist to be screened
• Number and severity of domestic abuse cases worrisome
• Homegrown tea party steams ahead
• Remy reflects on tenure as PGA president
• Atlantic Union College to lose its accreditation
• Fatal driver denied parole
• Water Filtration Plant to be dedicated today
• Music Festival slated at Riverfront Park
• Boys & Girls Club raises money to buy building
• Hike in break-ins spur calls for more officers
• Grand jury indicts three MART workers, Newton businessman
• State rep candidates to debate
• News Digest
• Area pols, officials tweet and blog
• Hunter basks in gator glory
• Leominster shoppers find bargains at new Job Lot
• Gardner is throwing a party
• Local historian to lead tour of city's Dean Hill Cemetery
• Teacher and chef will be cooking with class
• Local man charged
• Congress sends small-business
• Fitchburg, Leominster show job gains
• City woman arrested after police find pot in home
• Firefighters Association to hold motorcycle run
• Town wants to build on arts, culture base
• Official:
• Road race honors Lancaster teen who died following skiing accident
• City bar owner to face license board
• Church yard sale to benefit charity
• Police: Road rage ends with vehicle fires
• Arc announces start of capital campaign
• Harrington hopes to unify party
• Group warns
• Workshop on power outages slated for tonight
• Credit union will host workshop
• Leominster mall to be auctioned
• Selectmen back repeal of alcohol tax, 40B housing law
• Police report 15 recent house breaks
• Lunenburg beautification project begins
• Man arrested after calling police
• Ashburnham to hold public forum on general bylaws
• Tsongas faces battle for re-election
• Gubernatorial candidates clash during debate
• Unitil unveils new emergency response plan
• Councilor voices concern over human-resources dilemma
• Fitchburg schools to add 13 full-time jobs
• School Committee looks at state program to help pay for repairs
• 'Faith by itself, if it has no works, is dead'
• Lunenburg seeks funds to expand senior-center parking
• Literacy program expands in Fitchburg
• Leominster schools stand to get $628,000 in federal funds
• Leominster mayor seeks ways to make city more bike-friendly
• Ceremony kicks off Fitchburg health center expansion
• Fitchburg Farmers Market
• Oakmont to host alumni games for 50th anniversary
• Oakmont grads score high in advanced-placement exams
• Polito pledges pension reform and review of state investment strategy
• Middle-school sports sought for Fitchburg
• Bar owners
• Tensions flare over Westminster Planning Board proposal
• Search for schools chief is on
• Scouting 'alive and well' in Leominster
• Artists' work raises money for Historical Society
• Paper airplanes were flying at Fitchburg event
• Baker doing his best to link Patrick and Cahill
• Ayer-Shirley program offers after-school classes
• Push is on for pharmacy degree at 2 UMass campuses
• How senators, reps voted on sales taxes
• City eyes changes to liquor licenses
• Aggregation could save Lunenburg residents money on electric bills
• Meetings
• Learning Express touts youth movement
• Patrick, Brown, Coakley meet and greet local constituents
• Enterprise Bank is listed among 'Best Places to Work'
• Community readies for Appleseed celebration
• Something was brewing at city park
• Mortgage makeover
• Lunenburg Town Hall evacuated due to smoke
• Cities and towns join medicine take-back campaign
• Fire official: Greasy rags spark fire
• Yard sale to benefit Haiti
• Runners urged to take part in Brian's Gift Road Race
• Domestic violence task force formed
• AG Coakley may be facing another tough GOP challenge
• Swank stars in film based on local murder
• Airport vote on hold in Fitchburg
• Advocates slam court ruling on sex offenders
• News Digest
• East meets west at new Townsend business
• Cuban experiment set up to fail
• MART cuts ties with man charged in bribery scheme
• City struggles to collect back water bills
• Students get a fresh take on lunch
• Councilor blasts mayor over free cash
• Accident leads to two arrests
• Town should save on salt this winter
• Woman charged in bridal scam to remain behind bars
• Bat-wielding suspect arrested in Fitchburg
• Tsongas will air first ad on TV
• NIE program spotlights Hispanic heritage
• Official stresses need to address school renovation
• Collision pins driver inside wrecked car
• State gains jobs for the seventh straight month
• Music event in Lancaster Sat.
• A deal that's just too sweet?
• SimpGrin has new president
• School choice not a hit with AshWest
• Shirley board cool to tax amnesty
• Lunenburg must find design money
• Lunenburg issues RFP for architect
• Shirley override question passes
• Foley emerges as sheriff candidate
• St. Edward Fall Festival is Saturday
• Incumbent Democrat wins primary in Gov's Council
• Flu season beckons
• Massachusetts Election Results
• Fitchburg High sees increase in MCAS ranking
• Husband arrested on assault charge
• Man hit by train in Fitchburg is still hospitalized
• Historical Society finalizes purchase of former school
• It's Golnik vs. Tsongas in 5th Congressional
• Foley leads Bove in tight race for sheriff nod
• Harrington and Reich to face off
• Police: Two busted for trying to steal copper pipes from shuttered school
• Lunenburg official slams consultant on dam plan
• Votes can help elementary school win grant
• Developer concerned about potential 40B override
• United Way is at it again
• Lunenburg parish preps for annual Italian Festival
• A Fitchburg adventure for children
• Road worker arrested after motorist says he threw traffic cone at car
• Townsend VFW plans candlelight ceremony
• Council reduces liquor request
• School chiefs: Merger a wash
• Horn Packaging agrees to TIF with Lancaster
• Lightning strikes in Lunenburg
• My summer in Albania,
• Townsend church plans its annual Fall Yard Sale for Sept. 25
• Eagle candidate has grave purpose
• Beacon Hill Roll Call
• Leominster Library to honor Feldman
• Getting their kicks
• Learn Fitchburg's education history
• Monday, Sept. 13
• Church is for sale in Fitchburg
• Truck fire shuts down Route 2
• Shirley, Ayer students come together for computer classes
• Scouts attend 9/11 ceremony
• Brown talks terror
• Would higher taxes damage an already fragile economy?
• Rep. hopeful Gerry: Jobs No. 1 priority
• Feeley-Knuuttila: Education is key
• Candidates launch sticker campaign against Coakley
• Campaign calls made by officials questioned
• Two-day parish bazaar opens
• Leominster High School cuts ribbon on new field
• Man struck by train identified
• Plans in works for solar panel farm
• Gravestones toppled at cemetery
• City man gets 5 years for selling crack
• Pub OK'd for outdoor dining
• Ashby wants to hire part-time land agent
• Local youngster's disease spurs parents to raise money to help find a cure
• We will never forget Sept. 11
• Possible school closure floated
• Just don't call it a stimulus bill
• Lottery via AP
• Thomas J. Foley
• Ashby's Capone earns Eagle Scout ranking
• State health official heralds growth of medical center
• Bove says budget must be reduced
• Foley touts his skills as a manager
• Consultants say town will need administrative leader
• Vote possible on proposed sex-offender ordinance
• Board expected to summons Venues owners over melee
• Landscaping company recognized
• Fed funds save school positions -- for now
• Scout's 9/11 ceremony to educate youngsters
• Locals remember Ruth as a hero and a gentleman
• Additional programs and more students in Shirley
• Connaughton plans to beat drum loudly
• Fitchburg's Riverfront Park reopens to mixed reviews
• Official: 'Feedback is critical'
• Victim of rail accident in critical condition
• Eagle Scout project to be part of 9/11 observance
• Lunenburg mulls buying electricity in 'aggregate'
• Fitchburg police aim to stop staged accidents
• Mass. governor hopefuls spar on jobs, budget gap
• Stoughton man, 20, arrested after fight
• Police: Suspect throws TV at cruiser
• Councilors authorize sale of South Fitchburg School
• Man faces disorderly conduct charges
• Man pleads innocent to assault
• Shirley, Ayer seek new school name
• Food delivery man is struck, robbed
• Volunteers sought in Lancaster
• Leominster man charged with robbery
• Off on the Right Foot
• Board OKs plan to hire 15 people
• Massachusetts gas prices drop another two cents
• Correction
• FITCHBURG -- Firefighters continue to investigate the cause of a two-alarm blaze Sunday at 1334 Wate
• Authorities still probing death of 2-year-old
• Townsend seniors meeting Sept. 22
• Area residents split over day of remembrance
• Shirley aims to boost commercial presence
• Taxing debate
• Seeing upside in a downturn
• Hayes lands Brown for Lunenburg event
• Board to study school choices
• Caissie, Ford vie for Governor's Council seat
• Wyman's Liquors under renovation
• Brewers Festival coming Sept. 18
• Beacon Hill Roll Call
• Got talent? Shirley Shines on Sept. 12
• Fitchburg woman sentenced to one year in jail for theft
• Free shingles vaccinations in Ayer
• Man arrested for kidnapping Pepperell girl
• License board, pub owner to meet Wed.
• Dubrule to challenge Brewer
• 4 displaced in Fitchburg fire
• Company presents plans for new Devens facility
• Truck accident halts rail service
• Leominster man charged in drunken-driving crash
• Hmong community celebrates new year
• A look back at JFK's primary issue
• Melee at Venues ends in stabbing, arrests
• International students adapt to American-style education
• It's not easy being green
• Wind turbine planned for Ashburnham
• Officials consider seeking grant money to replace school windows
• Memorial to 9/11 victim to be dedicated on ninth anniversary of attacks
• College students arrested
• HOW TO BE A GREEN COMMUNITY
• Town officials ready to go green
• State to fund Scott Road Bridge repair
• Hurricane brushes New England coast
• GOP congressional candidates struggle to raise funds; Tsongas slightly ahead
• Candidates speak out on taxes, economy, education at forum
• Candidate for treasurer urges transparency of state coffers
• Roll your own at Rebel Smoke
• Seniors question state reps on health care and economy
• Southeast Elementary School
• Skyview Middle School
• Utilities, emergency responders prepare for hurricane
• Northwest Elementary School
• Samoset Middle School
• Fall Brook Elementary School
• Johnny Appleseed Elementary School
• Leominster High School
• City tows junkers off streets, properties
• Ex-firefighter gets probation
• Farmers market planned at Visitors Center this weekend
• Fitchburg officer promoted to sergeant
• Woman hit by car at school
• Leominster to buy new police radios
• Homeless man tells police he was robbed of money, phone
• Our Lady of the Lake parish bazaar set for Sept. 10-11 in Leominster
• HOW MUCH?
• Police: Woman's robbery claim 'bogus'
• Lancaster police, fire stations going solar
• Keys to 105 years: God, right food, kind heart -- oh, and 'good genes'
• Bikers can use trails at Crocker
• Westminster tops on Fitchburg Water's unpaid-bill list
• Townsend builder wants apartments
• Audit discloses Cahill campaign failed to pay $15G in state income tax
• Ashby Legion car show Sunday will benefit veterans' hospice
• Schools rethink budgets
• Passios School may get federal money for student support
• Suspect in fatal crash in Fitchburg due in court again on alcohol charge
• Townsend establishes Green Committee
• Lunenburg school year gets off to a warm start
• Local emergency officials watch and wait as hurricane moves closer to New England
• BJ's wants shoppers to chuck beef
• Lancaster's senior tax program to be reworked, say selectmen
• Lack of members could sink Wastewater Treatment Commission
• Playing for keeps
• Young artist raises $475 to help wildlife
• Man punches clerk, flees with cash
• Debris, sand to be removed from industrial plot
• Teen busted again
• GOP's Golnik admits he was charged with drunken driving
• MWCC to host debate by rep candidates
• Family history workshops in Westminster
• Two suffer minor injuries when school bus, pickup truck collide
• Shirley selectmen take long route, but OK sign request
• Pepperell board balks at merger
• Police Briefs
• Westminster board OKs road extension
• Leominster center to focus on conditioning for student-athletes
• Leominster man faces OUI charge
• Townsend library event celebrates 'Farm and Food'
• Fitchburg State University students get a jump on move-in day
• Nashoba Regional High makes Newsweek best best school list
• Beacon Hill Roll Call
• Saboliauskas: State must help the middle class
• Reich: Fuel economy with education and energy
• Senate Construction president acquires historic Ayer building
• Morriss says creating jobs is, far and away, top goal
• Deadline encourages Taliban to hang on
• Local Uruguayans celebrate Independence Day Festival
• Price is right for school projects
• Saving on school projects
• Ground zero imam's views
• Jesse Reich
• As primary nears, many voters in the dark
• Jane Morriss
• Monty Tech principal settles in
• Schools: No bullies allowed
• Football rivalry redux
• Revenue from traffic fines on the decline
• GOP could be poised for a comeback
• Developer wants to revive plan
• Richer war chest
• So long summer, hello school year
• Crash victim identified by police
• City to host cultural festivals this weekend
• Church Services
• Burbank Middle School bus routes
• Nashoba Regional High School bus routes
• Local Edible Arrangements owners recognized
• Masked gunman eludes police
• Rowlandson PreK-5 bus routes
• Big weight loss brings great rewards
• Outdoor service set
• Developer wants to revive plan
• Lunenburg ready to get moving on paving projects
• 3 arrested
• Official says Shirley should hire chief administrative officer
• Banned at Oakmont
• Oakmont Regional wants teens to keep clothing classy
• State funds may not equal pay hikes for city teachers
• Worcester County 4-H Fair to be a traditional time
• Police: Man hit with bottle
• Correction
• Clara Berry to perform at Rabbit Hole
• Man charged with drunken driving
• Library halts mailing of overdue notices
• Planned Parenthood opens in Fitchburg
• Officials say grant will have pedestrian focus
• Shirley school bus routes
• Some say cannabis law has gone to pot
• GOP holds off on funding Mass. races
• St. Bernard Elementary School bus routes
• Driver who allegedly caused double-fatal crash loses license
• Dining for Dollars planned in Townsend
• St. Anthony School bus routes
• Lunenburg water main installation is complete
• Family pet perished in house fire
• Yankee Street Fair is Saturday
• Seniors gather at center for friendship and activities
• French, Spanish classes added at middle school
• Oil tank yanked from site
• Schools to get federal funds
• $250M for Bay State
• Study recommends 'humps' to quell Leominster speeders
• Nashoba student plans blood drive
• Razing starts on old mill
• Lunenburg High students seeking junk
• Reingold School
• $200G Lancaster repaving project to start in October
• South Street School
• Lunenburg near deal on sidewalk project
• Fitchburg students encouraged to attend 'back-to-school' rally
• Shirley wants new bridge in place by year's end
• Fitchburg High School
• Memorial School Bus Routes
• McKay School Bus Routes
• Crocker Elementary School
• Fitchburg Arts Academy
• Longsjo School
• Jobless rate spikes up
• Townsend plans Town Meeting on Oct. 19
• Westminster fire displaces three
• Golden year for Oakmont
• Man arrested twice in one night
• CREDIT UNION HELPS STUDENTS PAY FOR COLLEGE
• Newly rehabbed ranch perfect for next young couple
• JIM BEDARD GOALTENDING CLINIC TO BE HELD
• Rollstone Bank announces promotions
• JASON MONTGOMERY RODGERS, 40
• ST. BERNARD’S TO HOST FIELD HOCKEY CAMP
• Fitchburg Pride suspends publishing
• SHIRLEY (RUEL) LEBLANC, 67
• FIRST MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD
• Wednesday is last day to register to vote
• STEPHEN MICHAEL LARSON, 25
• Fitchburg resident to ride in 31st Annual Pan-Massachusetts Challenge
• Ashburnham seeking to team with Westminster for new senior center
• THERESE M. (BRISSETTE) VISCO, 84
• Cameron Heline
• Grocers: Egg scare not a New England issue
• PAULA MARIE (ROY) CABAN, 65
• Arrows aimed at eliminating cancer this weekend
• Leominster restaurateur says he's going to sell
• Answering the call
• LOCAL RESIDENTS EARN HONORS AT SNHU
• Police: Store manager uses customer's credit card
• Stay cool Fitchburg
• LOCALS NAMED TO UMASS DARTMOUTH DEAN’S AND CHANCELLOR’S LISTS
• And we have a winner...
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Photo
• Bellerman honored by Rotary
• Adult video shop to expand
• “INCEPTION”
• MWCC offering $80,000 in scholarships for biotechnology program
• SECOND CHANCE DEDICATED TO ANIMAL WELFARE
• Sentence upheld in molestation case
• Local natural attractions make the top 1,000 places
• NEW ADMISSIONS AND FINANCIAL AID DIRECTOR AT APPLEWILD
• SUCCESS WITH SUDS
• Fitchburg enrollment down by 80 students
• Let the voters decide
• School committee reviews building’s needs
• Peace poster contest winners recognized
• Cars and costs
• Councilors should have more faith in residents
• CDC to hold first time home buyer classes
• UPCOMING EVENTS
• Area Rotarians raise $35G to expand school in India
• Kids songs and license plate bingo
• GFA named SBA top lender
• Youths working for the community at Matson
• Dam repair hearing tonight
• GO GREEN AND PARTY
• MAR: Mixed signs for market
• TLC for Fitchburg
• Sevendust headlines concert on Oct. 10; 25 bands are expected
• MHCC WORKERS HONORED
• DelMonaco earns Agent of the Month for Realty Team
• CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD
• Shirley signs off on vote for override
• Nashoba Boards of Health plan well-adult clinics in September
• Leominster dam in line for repairs
• Lunenburg Public Schools bus routes
• Local boy fitting ambassador for arthritis event
• Beacon Hill Roll Call
• Fitchburg's Putnam Street bridge is closed for at least three days
• Feeling the strain? You're not alone
• Don't let the stress get to you
• Baker boosts Hayes in visit with Lunenburg GOP women
• Leominster man injured in 2-car crash
• Leominster vets honor 'brothers'
• News Digest
• News Digest
• Immigration agents nab 47 in 4 states
• Ashburnham-Westminster Regional School District bus routes
• Drug bill signed into law
• Two busted after bullets fly
• Judge says nightclub can keep late hours, for now
• Local man indicted on murder charge
• Woman charged with disorderly conduct
• Restaurants could have first shot at liquor permits
• Pass rating in EMT training program far beyond state average
• Campus store to phase out FSC merchandise
• More than one FSU
• Meetings
• Volunteers keep historic cemetery neat and tidy
• Failure of gaming bill impacting jobs, economy and election, lawmakers say
• Staff shift brings new faces to Lunenburg schools
• AVOIDING MOSQUITO-BORNE ILLNESSES
• Mayor: Job cut a 'disaster'
• Gardner woman dies in 4-car crash on Route 2
• WHAT IS EASTERN EQUINE ENCEPHALITIS?
• Wonderland to close
• Leominster cracks down on parking scofflaws
• Westminster police warn residents of series of car breaks
• Quincy man pleads innocent to breaking into Ashby house
• Woman faces more robbery charges
• Judge upholds suit vs. Fitchburg
• Leominster marching band falls in line
• Aggregate employees on picket lines again
• Shot fired during fight in Fitchburg
• EEE virus found in dead Lancaster horse
• Mass. bucks trend, adding jobs in July
• Nashoba Regional School District sues New York technology firm
• Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School bus routes
• Hospital to lose about 50 jobs
• City gets unlikely helping hand
• North Middlesex Regional School District bus routes
• Westford fire guts congressional candidate's office
• Fitchburg's high-tech police cruiser to hit streets
• School worker resigns in Facebook flap
• CIA has videotape of 9/11 plotter interrogation
• Democrats seeking 1st Middlesex rep seat square off
• No dirty dancing allowed
• Tent residents cleared from area near tracks
• Former Fitchburg resident sentenced for sex crime
• Officials move to form 'tri-board' questioned
• Turning a blind eye to bullying unacceptable
• Neighbors oppose pub expansion
• Farmers Market to feature contests, activities for kids
• Town Meeting date set in Townsend
• Candidates sound off on mosque
• Ashby man guilty of fifth OUI
• Band notes 100th birthday with concert
• Apartment fire doused
• More Town Hall repair woes
• Two Fitchburg men arrested on drug charges
• Connie Sullivan pushes for lower sales-tax rate
• Lunenburg PTO seeks vendors for Town Fair
• Former workers picket Fitchburg firm
• Ministry launches schools-supplies drive for needy kids
• LaRouche group protests in Leominster
• St. Bernard's 4th Quarter Honor Roll
• Volunteers sought for cemetery cleanup
• Teen charged after chase in stolen vehicle
• Leominster man charged in attack on girlfriend
• A grandson's gift: happy trails
• Family mourns Leominster woman killed in Maine crash
• Patrick alone in support of
• Fitchburg man accused of trying to strangle wife
• Sheila Harringon: Limit non-compete clauses
• State seeks help for annual turkey count
• Townsend Police Station
• Shirley church members take a spiritual plunge
• Beacon Hill Roll Call
• Friending your teacher? Most say don't do it
• Tennis lessons offered in Ashby
• Arts and crafts fair slated for Sept. 18-19
• Townsend's seniors plan annual meeting
• Leominster woman dies in car crash
• Victims of crash remain hospitalized
• Local author's book rooted in rhubarb, family history
• Three school districts shell out hefty tuition for students who choice out
• Photographer joins Sentinel & Enterprise
• Police: Lowell bank robber shot himself
• Locals gather to enjoy music, games and annual bonfire
• Theater stages musical
• Annual Ladies Night Out set in Leominster
• Solar panels may replace landfill in Lancaster
• Workers wrapping up roof repairs at school
• It's tee time at Fitzy's
• Ashby man stands trial in alleged drunken-driving case
• Man steals necklace at gunpoint, police say
• Colonial Band to sound off during birthday bash
• New clerk at Town Hall will have multiple responsibilities
• News Digest
• Study focuses on wildlife along river
• Burglary suspect held on assault charge
• DPW chief says Doyle Field will be ready for football season
• Two roads resurfaced in Ashburnham
• Alleged burglars arrested
• New law puts fate of sex offenders in hands of jury
• Program teaches kids how to stop bullies
• Girl hit by car in Leominster
• Leominster to get bids on road paving projects
• Local teen gives out free hugs to passersby
• Jazz camp culminates in free concert today
• School officials hoping for influx of cash
• EPA begins removing hazardous materials from former mill site
• Leominster native gets Fulbright Award
• Woman accused of knifing man
• Cops corner burglary suspect
• Charter school eyes potential new facility
• Automated defibrillator has town ready for action
• Lunenburg restaurant owner to open second eatery in Pepperell
• Police: Woman slaps, stabs man
• Ashburnham set to build new water tank
• Long, hot summer scorches lawns, causes area water restrictions
• Bus rider busted for not paying fare
• Some stores to offer bargains on sales-tax holiday
• Unitil replaces transformer
• House fire deemed suspicious
• Mazzarella blasts city councilors for 'hiding information'
• Johnny Appleseed Festival in need of sponsors and volunteers
• Police chief to hone firearms skills
• TV host's free concert to focus on patriotism
• 'Five corners' might become 'four' in 2012
• Memorial race to honor rider
• Bonfire Fair set for Saturday in Lunenburg
• Board restricts club's hours
• Unitil says it's prepared for emergencies
• Shirley to hold vote on override proposal
• Republican Town Committee to host event
• Developer gets low-interest loan for renovation
• Fund for fire victims established
• A hot, dry summer means this year's apple crop will be ready well before fall
• Leominster delays vote on city-vehicle use
• Teen faces charges in alleged theft of sneakers
• Lunenburg board OK's changes to housing development plan
• Fitchburg High getting health center
• Lunenburg bridge stays closed
• Bolton Fair stays true to agricultural roots
• Man faces attempted murder charge
• Woman sought in doughnut shop robbery
• Maintenance of old Westminster Town Hall is sticking point
• Another building torn down in Fitchburg demolition project
• Man rescued after falling 30 feet at Coggshall Park
• Hopes slim for revival of gambling bill
• Money crux of Lunenburg, N. Middlesex schools merger
• If you go
• 'You think you're the only one'
• Gym Dandy
• Beacon Hill Roll Call
• Car clash
• Hundreds turn out to help Neighbors
• Leominster family left homeless after fire
• Chili Cook Off makes Fitchburg a hot place to be
• Sales-tax holiday back, for better or worse
• Summer programs keep kids' bodies and brains active
• Lunenburg man wins fishing boat in raffle
• Thousands have a blast at Starburst concert, fireworks
• Three arrested in Westminster
• Mixed-use zoning study not dead issue, say officials
• Police: Armed robbery report bogus
• IF YOU GO:
• Police chase ends in crash
• Suspect accused of robbing man in wheelchair
• DOT not required to alert town about bridge limitations
• Mayor ready to bargain to keep court
• Film 'Bugged' gets screening
• News Digest
• Sen. Tisei interview to air
• Protesters picket and pray outside Planned Parenthood
• Economic development duties to be discussed
• Highway officials want to widen portion of I-93
• Former police captain, city OK settlement
• Gardner festival today and Saturday
• Nine musicians to perform at local folk fest
• Officials question student exodus
• Woman charged in house break, assault
• Two hurt in crash
• Subcommittee to study city's school system
• City eliminates eyesore
• Bay State could receive health, education funds
• State revenue higher than expected
• Neighbors Helping Neighbors benefit event planned in Westminster
• Recycling chairwoman steps down
• Teen mulls run for public office in Leominster
• Numerous speakers make case for court
• Cops: Illegals nabbed in drug bust
• Fun 'n Fitchburg Community Mobilization members take tour of recreational areas
• Officials eye Lancaster's damaged Bartlett Pond Dam
• Regionalization of communications could bring state funds, says chief
• Discussion over grant assurances turns nasty
• Official says no EEE, West Nile found in North Central Mass.
• Elio Torcoletti Field to get additional practice space
• Interim school superintendent gets organized, pushes for team effort
• DPW director: Road maintenance program would cost millions
• Danger under Friday night lights
• Correction
• Townsend Rec offers two musicals this week
• Fitchburg Police Briefs
• Monty Tech finally hires new principal
• Supporters of utility bill vow to try again in 2011
• Closing the door on a unique and fun-filled life
• Fitchburg set to add 4 new firefighters
• Habitat for Humanity eyes first duplex in Westminster
• No jackpot this time for casinos
• Town, DPW union reach tentative pact
• Register to vote by Aug. 25 in Leominster
• Looking to put some bite in dog laws
• Local natural attractions make the top 1,000 places
• NEW ADMISSIONS AND FINANCIAL AID DIRECTOR AT APPLEWILD
• SUCCESS WITH SUDS
• Fire contained on Ray Avenue
• Let the voters decide
• School committee reviews building’s needs
• Peace poster contest winners recognized
• Furniture maker won't Settle for anything but the best
• Councilors should have more faith in residents
• CDC to hold first time home buyer classes
• UPCOMING EVENTS
• Local parents: Nutritional, balanced diet needed
• Kids songs and license plate bingo
• GFA named SBA top lender
• Youths working for the community at Matson
• Source: Casino bill's language could let gov get his way
• GO GREEN AND PARTY
• MAR: Mixed signs for market
• TLC for Fitchburg
• Cancer Society benefit Aug. 21 in Townsend
• MHCC WORKERS HONORED
• DelMonaco earns Agent of the Month for Realty Team
• CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD
• Leoeminster man arraigned on charges he spit on officer
• CREDIT UNION HELPS STUDENTS PAY FOR COLLEGE
• Newly rehabbed ranch perfect for next young couple
• JIM BEDARD GOALTENDING CLINIC TO BE HELD
• Renovations on an upward ARC
• Rollstone Bank announces promotions
• JASON MONTGOMERY RODGERS, 40
• ST. BERNARD’S TO HOST FIELD HOCKEY CAMP
• Corrections officer files suit vs. sheriff
• Fitchburg Pride suspends publishing
• SHIRLEY (RUEL) LEBLANC, 67
• FIRST MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD
• Leominster gears up for Ladies Night Out
• STEPHEN MICHAEL LARSON, 25
• Fitchburg resident to ride in 31st Annual Pan-Massachusetts Challenge
• Cleanup of Monoosnoc Brook in Leominster planned for Saturday
• THERESE M. (BRISSETTE) VISCO, 84
• Cameron Heline
• Official: Solar panels at Oakmont, safety building will save money
• PAULA MARIE (ROY) CABAN, 65
• Arrows aimed at eliminating cancer this weekend
• Wong told to be wary
• Answering the call
• LOCAL RESIDENTS EARN HONORS AT SNHU
• Leominster schools changing over to natural gas
• Stay cool Fitchburg
• LOCALS NAMED TO UMASS DARTMOUTH DEAN’S AND CHANCELLOR’S LISTS
• Invading a theater near you?
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Photo
• Bellerman honored by Rotary
• “INCEPTION”
• MWCC offering $80,000 in scholarships for biotechnology program
• SECOND CHANCE DEDICATED TO ANIMAL WELFARE
• Beacon Hill Roll Call
• New Location and Time for Latin Mass
• Cornerstone Performing Arts Center Announces Summer Training 2010
• Open Jam Nights starting in April at Cornerstone
• Cornerstone Performing Arts Center Receives New Funding
• Patrick-Murray Administration Announces $5.5 Million to Help Communities Impacted by December 2008..
• Babysitter Lessons and Safety Training In Southeastern Massachusetts (BLAST)
• Printmaking Workshop for Educators and Artists
• Inspiring Minds Through Art-An Introduction To Object-Based Learning
• 360º in Fitchburg-Contemporary Sculpture From The Boston Sculptors Gallery
• Family Workshops-2nd Annual Global Ornaments Workshop
• Family Workshops-360 Degrees Of Fun Free
• Family Workshops-Pumpkins With Personality
• Three To Go
• Pre-school Arts and Crafts
• Pee Wee Picasso
• Workshops For Adults And Mature Teens -Snowflake Egg Decorating Class
• Workshops For Adults And Mature Teens -Oyer Schritzle
• Workshops For Adults And Mature Teens -Change Your Space – Change Your Life
• Workshops For Adults And Mature Teens -Introduction To Digital Photography
• Workshops For Adults And Mature Teens -Fall Gardening Workshop
• Harvest Happenings
• Fabric Illustration
• Masters Of Deception
• Color, Collage And Mixed Media
• Art From Many Lands
• Sculpture
• Life Transformations
• Acrylic Painting For Beginners
• Basic Yoga II
• Basic Drawing For Beginners
• Basic Yoga For Beginners
• Abstract Painting
• Chair Moves For Seniors
• Mixed Media Sampling
• Ball Room Dancing For Beginners
• The Digital Darkroom
• Harvest Motif
• School Vacation 3-day Workshops-Holiday Hits And All That Jazz
• Realistic Oil Painting
• School Vacation 3-day Workshops-Mythical Creatures
• Watercolor Painting
• School Vacation 3-day Workshops -Animals In Danger
• Basic Drawing In Pencil
• School Vacation 3-day Workshops-Fun In The Sun
• Workshops For Adults And Mature Teens -Creative Writing Workshop Weekend
• School Vacation 3-day Workshops -Lost In Candyland
• Beginning Drawing And Introduction To Painting
• Workshops For Adults And Mature Teens -The British Monarchy
• Draw, Paint and Sculpt
• Art History – What Great Paintings Tell Us
• Concerts On The Common

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