Leominster, MA News

• Leominster, MA News
• POLICE BLOTTER
• LEON SOJCHER
• JOSEPH J. PEPOLI, 82
• CHERYL J. (HOWARD) CONNER, 53
• CONSTANCE J. (BRIASCO) MANGOLD-GREEN, 73
• CYNTHIA L. (ANDERSON) BUDZINSKI, 59
• A Tree Grows In Leominster
• New York, New York…
• A dedication for a dedicated man
• SPENDING A DAY AT WORK WITH DAD
• LIBRARY PRESENTS ‘IT’S NOT ABOUT THE HIKE’
• ANNUAL WHISKER WALK
• CELEBRATING NATIONAL TRAILS DAY
• Sports Notes... at a glance
• Leominster GU12A shuts down Littleton; moves to top of Division
• Olivia Nowokunski signs letter of intent
• Should your child be training like a pro athlete?
• LITTLE LEAGUE ADORABLE!
• ‘I am proud to be an American because…’
• MEMORIAL DAY
• Calendar
• MEMORIAL DAY
• SENIOR CORNER
• Support our Veterans
• Memorial Day
• GETTING READY FOR MEMORIAL DAY
• A MARINE AND A GENTLEMEN HONORING OUR VETERANS
• Social Swing Dance Singles And Couples Welcome
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Homes under agreement numbers increasing again
• DOROTHY A. (RYDBERG) MURPHY, 95
• GOLF CLASSIC BENEFIT
• CUP CRUSADERS TO HOST GOLF
• ST. BERNARD’S TO HOST 19TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
• Youth girls’ soccer kicks it up a notch
• THERESA D. (LECLAIR) HOWLAND, 57
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WEEK
• Calendar
• Celebrating the life of Dr. Martin T. Feldman
• New England Amputee Association Walkathon a success
• Let’s Talk about Lice
• Keeping our children safe
• LITTLE ITALY
• IN and AROUND Your Community
• POLICE BLOTTER
• LUCILLE M. LETARTE, 97 Active within the community; member of Art Association
• ALFRED ROBERT EBAIR U.S. Navy Veteran; worked at former Foster Grant Co.
• Take home a memory of St. Anna Parish
• Meet YOUR Leominster Champs
• Networking health
• Singing from their hearts
• MOMS LIVING WELL
• Rep. Rosa fighting for education
• Curves of Leominster to celebrate National Women’s Health Week
• CORDIO HONORED ON ALL-MASCAC SECOND TEAM
• Ask the Coach: Running clinic on May 19 at CrossFit EXP
• This week in sports
• Little League Baseball – priceless!
• Calendar
• Celebrate with Mother Nature
• The Color Purple
• The cookie jar is always full in a grandmother’s heart
• BEST FEET FORWARD
• One Man’s View: Mother’s Day
• Fields of Dreams
• Enriching the lives of children
• IONA R. (PECK) MANZELLO, 89
• SOPHIE R. (NIZIANTY) GRONROOS, 90
• KATELYN TIFFANY BARROWS, 2
• MARY ROSE DIGERONIMO, 89
• CHARLENE S. (DEMCHUK) EVANS, 52
• POLICE BLOTTER
• ‘ART IN BLOOM’ AT FITCHBURG ART MUSEUM
• SMOKING CESSATION SUPPORT CLASSES OFFERED
• Workers’ Credit Union donates to help support HealthAlliance Campaign Challenge
• AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION TO MEET
• BOOMTime
• A night of music for education
• FSU celebrates renewed commitment to volunteerism
• The Road Warriors
• This week in sports
• Greco Roman Style
• CHAMPION OF THE WEEK Johnson wins 700th game
• Calendar
• It’s Apple Blossom Festival time!
• Celebrating delicious food, apple blossoms and community spirit
• Having pride in our city
• FREE CROSSFIT KIDS DEMO CLASS SATURDAY, MAY 5
• UNITED WAY TO SAY THANKS WITH AN EVENING OF LAUGHS
• SPRING FLING DANCE TO BENEFIT DOYLE FIELD RENOVATION FUND
• SIMPLY TASTEFUL LEOMINSTER
• HISTORICAL SOCIETY
• Construction on schedule at LHS
• PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY CARVER’S PLUS IS A WORK OF ART
• Give the gift of Green
• Apple Blossom Festival to celebrate spring
• May flowers, frogs and butterflies…oh my!
• Explore the beautiful landscape of Barrett Park
• Ponding Fun for Families
• Pilgrim Congregational to host Spring Fair; plant sale
• Boy Scouts to host Yard and Plant Sale
• Wicked big puddles for wildlife
• Perennial swap planned
• FOR OUR EARTH
• Growing Places for healthy living
• Keeping it green while keeping it simple
• Getting in North Central Homes
• North Central Massachusetts Association honors sales associates
• SAMUEL P. CALI, 94
• HENRY W. MATHIEU, 84
• DONALD J. TATA SR., 86
• GERTRUDE D. (DUPUIS) MCCAFFREY, 90
• Health Tip – Spring Cleaning
• Athletic/Fitness Revolution Leominster launches 3 month drive for Youk’s Kids
• This week in sports
• ELECTRONIC RECYCLING DAY TO BENEFIT ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT
• May Baskets usher in springtime
• CALENDAR
• PICK of the Week
• A NIGHT OF MUSIC FOR EDUCATION
• WALK FOR HOPE TO BE HELD
• MONTACHUSETT CHORALE TO PERFORM SPRING CONCERT
• Starburst Committee initiates fundraising efforts
• Possibilities are endless at The Summer Stroll
• State Senator Dennis Rosa secures funds for tank Transportation
• Creating change through cinema
• Entrepreneurs Find their Niche
• ROOTED IN THE COMMUNITY
• IRENE D. (PETERS) GRAMMONT, 87
• SUSAN B. LAMARCHE, 33
• JOSEPH P. ANTOCCI, 88
• RICHARD S. STORRS, 73
• POLICE BLOTTER
• BIG READ MOVIE MARATHON AT LEOMINSTER PUBLIC LIBRARY
• MAY BASKETS USHER IN SPRINGTIME
• BOY SCOUTS TROOP 11 TO HOST RECYCLING DRIVE
• FSU WELCOMES SPECIAL OLYMPICS ON APRIL 27
• This week in sports
• Big clean up for Little League
• Opening Day kick-off
• CHAMPION OF THE WEEK
• PICK OF THE WEEK
• The Nickersons celebrate 65th wedding anniversary
• GETTING TO KNOW YOU
• Warm Winter May Mean More Ticks This Year
• Restoring a hiking trail this Saturday – priceless!
• NRWA thanks community for successful auction
• Lisciotti makes $100,000 challenge grant to FSU
• Best kept secret in Leominster
• Jumpstart Healthy Living
• An historic event
• WE LOVE YOU EARTH!
• JOANN M. (COUGHLIN) BADGER, 81
• MARGARET H. (CAISSEY) MARKS, 88
• ROBERT R. GOSSELIN, 69
• THERESA M. SACRAMONE, 69
• GABRIELLE MARIE GRENACHE, 101
• THE MAGIC OF FLOWERS AND ART ON DISPLAY
• ART ASSOCIATION PRESENTS MARJORIE GLICK AT
• ANNA R. TATA, 72
• FRANCIS RAYMOND, 94
• AVERY MILLER, JR., 55
• TICKETS ON SALE FOR FAMILY HOPE CONCERT
• Wesley Young to perform in ‘A Year With Frog and Toad’
• IN AND AROUND YOUR COMMUNTIY
• ST. BERNARD’S STUDENTS TO PERFORM ‘THE SOUND OF MUSIC’
• FALCON PLAYERS PRESENT ‘A NIGHT OF ABSURDITY’
• THEATRE AT THE MOUNT TO PERFORM SURVIVOR, THE MUSICAL (SEASON 3)”
• FIDELITY BANK HONORS TWO EMPLOYEES WITH “MISSION ACCOMPLISHED AWARD”
• RELIANT MEDICAL GROUP WELCOMES DR. ROBERT GRONDINTO
• IT’S YOUR BUSINESS At Your Style
• CORNER Leominster Senior Citizens Center
• An ‘egg-ceptional’ time at Sunrise Assisted Living
• APRIL VACATION BOOK SALE
• Meet YOUR Leominster Champs
• LIBRARY SEEKING HELP WITH ITALIAN PHOTO
• EDIBLE PERENNIAL GARDENING WITH JOHN ROOT
• Going nuts for better health!
• Untitled
• Sports Notes.. at a glance
• FSU welcomes Special Olympics on April 27
• An alternative approach to breakfast for teenage athletes
• CHAMPION OF THE WEEK
• Calendar
• T here’s something fishy going on at Barrett Park
• A ‘thank you’ for a successful food drive
• Fighting for education in gateway cities
• Get Your Health On!
• MOMs Club celebrates spring
• Spring Cleaning
• Apple Blossom Festival to celebrate spring
• Evergreen Cemetery seasonal maintenance announcement
• Oliver Carter Monument to be rededicated this Saturday
• Raise your voices
• Employees honored for outstanding jobs well done
• PEOPLE
• CURVY GIRLS CONFESS A LOVE OF HEALTH
• ROBERT F. MCGOVERN, 81
• HARRY F. WILSON
• DUKE C. PHINNEY, 49
• FRANCES A. (FUNARI) COCCI, 80
• AGNES W. (PORT) KIROUAC, 87
• POLICE BLOTTER
• HealthAlliance Hospital Cat’s Meow a “Roaring” success!
• Meet YOUR Leominster Champs
• Easter time celebrates family and tradition
• EASTER SERVICES
• IN AND AROUND YOUR COMMUNITY
• TICKETS ON SALE FOR FAMILY HOPE CONCERT
• What a young athlete should exemplify
• FSU cheerleaders win national championship
• LEOMINSTER AMERICAN TO
• YOUTH BASEBALL CAMP
• St. B’s baseball team looking to a successful season
• Blue Devils look to build on last season
• Calendar
• PICK OF THE WEEK
• The great things I would do…
• Volunteers honored at Emergency Management
• Spring is blossoming throughout the community
• IN YOUR CITY AT A GLANCE
• Growing through disabilities
• Making his community a better place to live
• Hey, Kids Can Cook!
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Single-family pending sales increase hits new record
• LAUREN D. (DOWNEY) DEMEULLE, 26
• MARIE E. (ROUGEAU) TESSIER, 88
• JOSEPH A. HEBERT, 94
• DR. ROBERT JOHN FALLON, 83
• Day of Hope raises over $11,000 for HealthAlliance Hospital’s Cancer Center
• All jazzed up and succeeding in life
• IN AND AROUND YOUR COMMUNITY
• Students rewarded
• LEOMINSTER GOLDEN AGERS MEET WEEKLY; ANNOUNCE TRIPS
• MONTACHUSETT HOME CARE HOSTS LEGISLATIVE BREAKFAST
• AARP MEETS MONTHLY
• CORNER Leominster Senior Citizens Center
• OBSERVE HOLY WEEK AT FIRST BAPTIST
• LEOMINSTER UNITED METHODIST TO CELEBRATE HOLY WEEK
• PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL TO CELEBRATE PALM SUNDAY AND EASTER
• YOUTH BASEBALL CAMP PLANNED FOR APRIL VACATION
• Nadia and Amelia wrestling tough in youth tournament
• Local talent - along with nationally ranked skaters - to perform at Wallace Figure Skating Club’s Annual Ice Show
• CHAMPION OF THE WEEK
• Calendar
• PICK OF THE WEEK
• NORTH CENTRAL CAREER CENTERS TO HOST JOB FAIR
• Joseph Cadette as Distinguished Citizen for 2012
• Molly Bish Child Safety Day planned
• The Trustees of Reservations: ‘Volunteers are the heart and soul’
• VOLUNTEER ASSISTANCE SOUGHT
• ENTRANCE TO TRAIL CLOSING
• Happy Birthday, Corrine Shephard!
• Grease is the One that We Want
• Thirty-one years later Detective: ‘Not giving up on Taj’
• Library seeking identification help with Italian Heritage Group Photo
• Simply tasteful Leominster
• Up-to-date obituary information
• MARIE C. CANADA WESLEY, 60
• MARGARET N. (NORMAN) THATCHER, 93
• PAUL ALAN LISTER, 76
• LAWRENCE E. LAMOUREUX, 57
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Get fit with Leominster American Little League
• MUSIC FOR A CURE
• MARK MARQUIS GROUP TO PERFORM
• Senior citizens cordially invited to ‘Grease’ final dress rehearsal, free
• Brenda Bujnevecie joins Leominster Credit Union
• ‘Dash for a Difference’
• Credit Union recognized for its internship program
• LCU appoints Karen Inderwish as Branch Manager
• GOLF CLASSIC BENEFIT
• 5 traits of a champion, that coaches love to see
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WEEK St. Leo’s girls’ basketball team win second straight title
• HERE COMES PETER COTTON TAIL…
• CALENDAR
• PICK OF THE WEEK
• One Man’s View: Spring Things
• Down to the Decimal
• Samoset students and staff honor special relatives
• MEMORY LANE
• People and places of Leominster on film
• TEACHING LIFE LESSONS TO CHILDREN ‘HEAD, HEARTS, HANDS AND HEALTH’
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Area funeral home selected as Cremation
• THERESA M. (LEBLANC) DOUCET, 83
• THERESA R. (FREGEAU) BODO, 83
• Local students win the ‘Wright’ way
• LEOMINSTER GOLDEN AGERS MEET WEEKLY; ANNOUNCE TRIPS
• LEOMINSTER CREDIT UNION TO DELIVER SENIOR FINANCIAL SAFETY PROGRAM
• Leominster Senior Citizens Center
• Enterprise Bank donates teddy bears to HealthAlliance
• Brideau Oil purchases People’s Fuel
• Rollstone Bank & Trust donates over $10,000 to local food pantries
• Brenda Bujnevecie joins Leominster Credit Union
• LIBRARY TO OFFER PASTEL PAINTING WORKSHOP
• CELEBRATING WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH
• ART ASSOCIATION TO MEET
• DRAMATIC PROGRAM FEATURING ATTICUS FINCH
• COACHES CLINIC PLANNED LASSIE LEAGUE HAPPENINGS
• IC’s “PJ’s for Peeps” donates pajamas for kids in need
• BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP PLANNED
• DANCE TO BENEFIT THE PRESERVATION OF LAKE SAMOSET
• WHAT’S SO COOL ABOUT A VERNAL POOL?
• SHOWING SUPPORT FOR OUR TROOPS
• FITCHBURG STATE TO HOST 7TH ANNUAL DRAG SHOW
• COMMUNITY WORKSHOP ON GRIEF AND LOSS AFTER SUICIDE
• March Madness Tourney
• Déjà vu all over again!
• CHAMPION OF THE WEEK
• When Irish Eyes are Smiling…
• LIVING WELL
• St. Anna Parish thanks community for their ‘sweet’ support
• Youth Robotics to Compete in World Championship
• Hannah goes to Washington
• Zachary Gauvin on the ‘write’ track
• ATTORNEY ATTILIO R. ANTONIONI, 82 Founded Antonioni & Antonioni Law; well-known in the community
• ANNA (WAITEKUS) MCMILLAN, 97 Member of Pilgrim Congregational Church
• MARILYN R. (BRISSON) MAXFIELD, 73 Member of St. Mark’s Church; longtime Leominster resident
• PAUL W. LUCIER, 85 U.S. Navy Veteran; worked in construction industry for 40 years
• POLICE BLOTTER
• ART ASSOCIATION TO MEET
• HEALTH TIPS
• Always On Call offers health courses
• Curves 14th Annual Food Drive
• Meet YOUR Leominster Champs
• The sky’s the limit
• Students‘bee’-ing smart at spelling
• Baker named to dean’s list
• An enjoyable all city concert
• Family + Math = Fun Learning
• It’s “Just Another Day” as local skaters prepare for annual show
• Sports Notes… at a glance
• CENTRAL MASS OVER-40 BASEBALL LEAGUE SEEKS PLAYERS
• St. Leo girl’s basketball captures championship
• Central Mass Hoops
• Fabio Machado signs Letter of Intent to play for Drexel
• Lady Blue Devils win Division Championship
• CALENDAR
• The simple joy of hiking
• Leominster resident named Deputy Mayor
• Leominster resident serves up compassion
• Hiring: Clean Jobs
• What’s in Your Basket?
• What’s all the buzz about?
• JAZZING UP YOUR DAY
• Ashley Grant: ‘The best of the best’
• Within our city LEOMINSTER’S FINEST
• WILFRED E. LORD, 89 U.S. Veteran; worked at Foster Grant many years
• RICHARD E. LEMOINE, 80 Enjoyed camping with his family; avid pigeon racer
• JOHN SCOPELLITI, 92 U.S. Army veteran; enjoyed working on his Model T Ford
• AMELIA (ANTON) SZTUCINSKI, 99 Blessed with grace; enjoyed traveling and painting
• ffi Poetry Out Loud &
• GET HEALTHY WITH THE RECREATION DEPARTMENT
• BEVERLY (WASS) DOUGLAS, 93 Active member of the community; lifelong animal lover
• Sports Notes… at a glance
• Central Mass March Madness
• 8th grade boys win invitational tournament
• Girls 4th grade brings home the gold
• ‘CINDERELLA’S CLOSET FOR RELAY’ TO BE HELD
• MWCC HOSTING FREE CAREER EXPO AND WORKSHOPS
• BOOK DRIVE TO BENEFIT BOYS AND GIRLS
• CALENDAR
• PICK OF THE WEEK
• How does your garden grow?
• The art of helping others
• ‘Peace Rocks’
• Reader: ‘Can’t half fight prescription drug war’
• Mayor: ‘Welcome to March!’
• Dave B. And The Hot Shots
• Thomson joins RE/MAX Property Promotions
• POLICE BLOTTER
• DONALD R. BRACANI, 76
• PATRICIA ANNE MATYUF, 62
• Meet YOUR Leominster Champs
• Faith Notes … at a glance
• St. Anna Society to serve Lenten fish dinners
• OUR LADY OF THE LAKE TO HOST LENTEN MISSION
• Three simple questions
• LEOMINSTER CREDIT UNION ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS
• Commerce donates to United Way
• LEOMINSTER WOMAN NAMED AMBASSADOR OF THE YEAR Heather Mills, assistant branch manager for Workers’ Credit Union’s
• AVIDIA BANK WELCOMES TAD PERACHI
• SEIDLICH PROMOTED TO BANK INVESTMENT OFFICER
• Leominster Credit Union’s Blanket Drive assist local families
• Living Well… at a glance
• How to keep your heart healthy
• HEALTHY LIVING The Most Important Heart This Month
• Sports Notes… at a glance
• CHAMPION OF THE WEEK
• In Your Community… at a glance
• FRIDAY
• Happy Birthday ~ Dr. Seuss!
• Senior Notes
• Leominster Library to host lighthouse program
• Senate addresses emergency services response
• FOXWOODS
• BOSTON RED SOX IN TORONTO
• BOSTON BRUINS IN NEW YORK
• ST. PATRICK’S DAY FEAST
• Rec Department offering a variety of trips
• Meet and Greet McGovern and Tsongas
• CORRECTION
• One Man’s View: Super Bowl Leftovers
• Community service program saves Worcester County 1.4 million under Sheriff Evangelidis
• MEMORY LANE
• Pennies from Heaven
• CHARLOTTE MARIE (STEWART) FOURNIER, 90 Worked at LHS cafeteria many years
• GEORGETTE G. (BEAUDOIN) DION, 92 Enjoyed reading, gardening, knitting and traveling
• JENNIE (PICCICUTO) INGEMIE GALLANT, 93 Well-known seamstress; skilled cook and talented crafter
• GERARD J. CORMIER, 78 U.S. Veteran; loved to travel and play golf
• POLICE BLOTTER
• BILIDA DECENA-JOSEPH, 69 Caring and hardworking; great sense of compassion
• Faith Notes … at a glance Ash Wednesday Worship & Lenten Workshop to be held
• Meet YOUR Leominster Champs
• MILDRED M. (O’BRIEN) TORCOLETTI, 89 Known for her sparkling sense of humor and kindness
• How those low-rate financing offers really stack up
• Hyundai dealership giving $12,000 a month back to the community
• Rollstone Bank & Trust in talks for old Friendly’s location
• HEALTHALLIANCE STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF STAYING HEALTHY
• ZUMBA YOUR WAY TO FITNESS
• FREE SMOKING CESSATION SUPPORT CLASSES
• FREE WOMEN’S HEART DISEASE LECTURE TO BE HELD
• ZUMBA TO BENEFIT CANCER PATIENT TREATMENT
• Kindness counts
• TOASTMASTER’S ANNOUNCE MEETINGS
• Central Mass Hoops
• This week in sports
• Bud Light Fan Camp Champs
• Yeah Kids! School Vacation … at a glance
• CrossFit EXP Kids with free class during February vacation
• Art Association to host ‘Member Demonstrator Workshop’
• Music Matters
• It takes a village
• ‘Helping Hands’ guide updated for the public
• Legislation passes strict oversight of prescription drugs
• Sheltering program in need of caring people
• Women wanted in engineering workforce
• WINTER WARM-UP
• HARRY J. ROMANO, 82 U.S. veteran; active member of the community
• PAUL B. PORTER, 70 Honored as ‘Marine of the Year’; active in the community
• ANTHONY L. PIERMARINI Former Senior Vice President for Merchants National Bank
• YVETTE B. GILLBERG, 95 Active member of Emanuel Lutheran Church
• ROBERT W. COSSEBOOM Active alumni of Leominster High; shoe salesman
• WALTER W. GILLBERG Vibrant spirit and avid golfer
• BASEBALL CAMP TO BE HELD
• PASTA DINNER TO BENEFIT BASKETBALL PROGRAM
• SKI AND SNOWBOARDING CLUB TO MEET; ANNOUNCES TRIPS
• Central Mass Hoops
• This week in sports
• BATTING CAGES AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT THE WINTER MONTHS
• COACHING POSITIONS OFFERED AT ST. BERNARD’S
• SISTER CECILE DEMAZURE, 84 Taught at St. Bernard’s, member of Sisters of the Presentation
• LEOMINSTER YOUTH FOOTBALL AND CHEER ACCEPTING NEW FOOTBALL/CHEERLEADING COACHES FOR 2012 SEASON
• Three food categories for young athletes (and the rest of us) to avoid
• LHS ice hockey
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• FRIDAY
• Singing from the heart
• SATURDAY
• HELPING VETERANS IN NEED
• MYSTERY DINNER THEATRE TO HELP RAISE FUNDS
• LEOMINSTER LIBRARY TO KICK OFF “BIG READ” EVENT
• Someone special in your life
• Finding Peace
• Keeping Hope Alive
• From the heart
• Ice, ice Rocky
• MARTHA (LAITINEN) SAILA, 102
• ANNE M. (MULDOON) (ESPOSITO) BUSKEY, 86
• THÉRÈSE RICHARD, 90
• This week in sports
• Two teams, one great game
• ELIZABETH A. (CHICK) GOERNER, 84
• TEAM LEOMINSTER
• TEAM LEOMINSTER
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• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY 3
• Yoga sessions offered at Barrett Park
• How sweet it is!
• Film series to explore Italy after World War II
• Deadline to vote for Presidential Primary
• An age old tradition
• Push For the Playoffs
• All for the Love of Britney
• DeCiccio, officers sworn in at Associations’ installation
• LEILA A. LEGERE, 49
• BETTY ANN (CROOKER) GALLANT, 77
• VICTOR I. BASQUE, 88
• SPYLEOS D. REGOPOULOS, 80
• SIMON W. NELSON JR., 93
• POLICE BLOTTER
• ‘A MARRIAGE ROCK’
• A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET / GREET FATHER ANDREW APOSTOLI
• Leominster Senior Citizens Center
• APPLECORE SCHOLARSHIP
• ICICLE BALL TO BENEFIT LHS MUSICIANS
• Central Mass Hoops
• Indoor track team hits the ground running
• ST. ANNA TO HOST PASTA SUPPER
• ST. LEO SCHOOL TO HOST OPEN HOUSE
• Class Notes
• ‘Why I Am Proud To Pledge Allegiance To Our Flag’
• GO PATS!
• CULTURAL COUNCIL TO HOST RECEPTION
• DADDY & ME PLAYGROUP TO BE HELD
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• PICK OF THE WEEK
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• 2FRID7AY
• Commerce Bank named Corporate Citizen of the Year
• CPA firm adds new employees
• Community invited to kick-off celebration
• One Man’s View: DONE!!
• NEW ENGLAND SHUTTERBUGS CAMERA CLUB TO MEET
• SUMMER RECREATION
• YOUTH FOR CHANGE TO HOST COMMUNITY DINNERS
• B&G Club of North Central Mass changes name to focus on Fitchburg and Leominster
• Jazzing up a cold night
• City receives MMA award for innovation for neighborhood revitalization
• St. Anna Parish celebrates 75 years
• JACK HENRY MILLER, 18 Polite young man; had a smile for everyone
• RAYMOND DUCHESNEAU, 87 Was decorated U.S. Navy Veteran
• LEO J. HAVERTY, 84 Manager of Mason Bowling Center; avid sports fan
• ROGER ROLAND MELANSON, 77 Was director of CTE; president of New England Wood Carvers
• ROSE CRISTINI, 94 Member of St. Leo Parish
• SALVATORE A. PERLA, SR., 82 Was a loving husband, father and grandfather
• WALLY (MUELLER) DASSAU, 74 Attended culinary school; lived in Leominster
• CHAD F. LEBOUF, 32 Loved time with family; established nursing career
• FLORENCE T. (ROY) NEUMYER, 62 Avid motorcyclist; member of St. Anna Parish
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Cooking in the Microwave
• IC Federal Credit Union supporting cancer care at HealthAlliance Hospital
• ICICLE BALL TO BENEFIT LHS MUSICIANS
• CENTERSTAGE PRESENTS ‘THE LENTICULAR IMAGE: POLITICS, POP CULTURE & POPCORN’
• FSU HOSTS KENNEDY CENTER AMERICAN COLLEGE THEATER FESTIVAL
• Honk Jr. to be performed this weekend
• Meet YOUR Leominster Champs
• Competitive One-Act Plays to be performed
• Local author Wanda Pothier-Hill to speak
• THEATRE ART
• NORTH LEOMINSTER LITTLE LEAGUE SEEKS MANAGERS
• LITTLE LEAGUE REGISTRATION
• BATTING CAGES AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT THE WINTER
• Central Mass Hoops
• VARSITY SOFTBALL ASSISTANT COACH NEEDED
• ST. B’S ANNOUNCES ITS WINTER SPORTS CAPTAINS
• MLK SERVICE DAY CHALLENGE PLANNED FOR THIS SATURDAY
• DADDY & ME PLAYGROUP
• Polar Dip to benefit Camp Sunshine
• AMERICAN LITTLE LEAGUE
• FEBRUARY SCHOOL VACATION BASEBALL CAMP TO BE HELD
• TAKING A BITE OUT OF CANCER
• GO PATS!
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WEEK
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• CELEBRATING THE WINTER SEASON
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• MONDAY
• SATURDAY
• SUNDAY
• FRIDAY
• Workers’ names new CFO
• Toys for Tots donation
• Applying for college
• It’s cold out, so now what?
• Gladding ties for first again at FSU chess tournament
• Community Foundation seeks grant applications
• Flanagan supports employment rights for victims of domestic violence
• M-I-C-K-E-Y MOUSE!
• Former Celtic Chris Herren speaks to LHS community
• Capturing Life through the Lens
• Volunteers needed for Martin Luther King. Jr. challenge
• When a President came calling
• ‘I HAVE A DREAM TODAY’
• Healy blends lessons on stage and field
• A family extends its heart-felt gratitude
• FRIDAY
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• WEDNESDAY
• THURSDAY
• CELEBRATING THE WINTER SEASON ON ICE
• SHOWTIME CADETS FOR THE VERY YOUNG
• Bruins Namesake
• West End Bruins win 2011 Penguin Division Championship
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WEEK
• Central Mass Hoops
• Sports Notes… at a glance
• A sighting unseen
• Let’s celebrate the winter season!
• LUCILLE J. (GUERTIN) ARSENAULT, 78 Member of St. Leo Parish; worked as a bookkeeper
• ANGELA CATERINA (BAGGIO) FAIOLA, 81 Lived her life for her family; enjoyed cooking
• FRANK E. GRAVES, 45 Veteran of the U.S. Army; worked a variety of jobs
• ELIZABETH J. (THERIAULT) ANDREWS, 69 Worked at HealthAlliance Hospital many years
• CAROL (FRYMERMAN) SOJCHER
• JEAN A. DOYLE, 88 Had an extensive nursing career; enjoyed the seashore
• BERNICE ROSE GAUDET, 93 Loving mother and grandmother
• ARLENE L. (LAFRANCE) KRUMMEL, 89 Decorated member of the Women’s Army Corp
• ALICE MARIE (POIRIER) TOURIGNY, 57 Generous person; exceptional aunt and avid reader
• POLICEBLOTTER
• Leominster Senior Citizens Center
• AARP MEETS MONTHLY
• LEOMINSTER GOLDEN AGERS MEET WEEKLY; ANNOUNCE TRIPS
• Community honored to be recognized for superior energy efficiency
• Early Birds Stave Off Extra Pounds
• Start the New Year off by focusing on health and fitness
• Asthma: Facts and Symptoms
• ‘We have a tank’
• An EDucation about helping others
• Mayor: ‘Grateful to my community’
• Pediatrician extends a thank you
• CELEBRATE AND HONOR DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.
• ENJOYING THE OUTDOORS WITH A WINTER HIKE
• BEGINNER PAINTING CLASSES WITH NANCY FILLIP
• EXPLORING THE WINTER TRAILS
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• In the moonlight
• SATURDAY
• synergy skaters on the move!
• Free College Planning Financial workshop to be held
• Music lessons available through Fitchburg State
• MWCC accepting applications to Gateway and Adult Basic Education programs
• Administrative Professionals to meet
• Local student honored for her community service
• Teamwork propels LHS cheerleaders to nationals
• MONTACHUSETT SKI CLUB SEASON BEGINS
• AMERICAN LITTLE LEAGUE SEEKS MANAGERS
• NORTH LEOMINSTER LITTLE LEAGUE
• BATTING CAGES AVAILABLE FOR RENT
• LEOMINSTER LITTLE LEAGUE REGISTRATION
• Pink in the Rink Skate for a Good Cause
• Leominster Water Division honored by state association
• LEOMINSTER GOLDEN AGERS MEET WEEKLY; ANNOUNCE TRIPS
• HEALTH SERIES PRESENTED AT FITNESS & WELLNESS CENTER
• Leominster Senior Citizens Center
• Beverly Sicard celebrates 40 years at Riverside Village
• AARP MEETS MONTHLY
• A flag for heroes
• JOAN M. (MCCARTY) FERRERA, 69 Amazing wife, mother and grammy; lifelong resident
• CLARA E. (BEAL) FRAZER, 87 Enjoyed time with family; enjoyed the holidays
• CAROLINE P. (PALERMO) ANGELINI, 72 Lifelong resident; member of St. Anna Parish
• ROGER F. STEBBINS, SR. A humble man who loved his family; standout athlete
• LENDING A HELPING HAND
• GIVING TREE
• Let it snow… let it snow… let it snow?
• LCU donates $1,000 to Mayor’s Fuel Assistance Program
• Leominster receives ice storm reimbursement
• LHS baseball fundraising effort in need of community support
• Starting a New Chapter
• BLOTTER
• Develop into an elite athlete – in 10,000 easy steps
• Photo
• Gridiron gathering
• Getting healthy in 2012!
• 3FRID0AY
• SATURDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• IN THE MOONLIGHT
• A HAND UP FOR GENTLEMAN Friends and
• Julie Berry inspires creativity
• PAUL N. DOYON, 83 U.S. veteran; worked at Leominster Post Office
• ETHELINE E. (LUNN) MCGEE, 90 Loved the game of golf; worked for Foster Grant
• FREE COLLEGE PLANNING FINANCIAL WORKSHOP TO BE HELD
• Clothing, coat drive bring in thousands of items
• RICHARD P. TESSIER, 68 Local organist; enjoyed cooking for family and friends
• BEGINNER PAINTING CLASSES WITH NANCY FILLIP
• Local student honored for her community service
• Rain or Shine – A Cure We Will Find
• Montachusett Ski Club season begins
• Workers’ Credit Union recognized
• AMERICAN LITTLE LEAGUE SEEKS MANAGERS
• NORTH LEOMINSTER LITTLE LEAGUE
• BATTING CAGES AVAILABLE FOR RENT
• ALWAYS ON CALL OFFERS AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION COURSES
• FARMERS TO GATHER IN ASHBURNHAM
• HealthAlliance Guild hosts ‘Breakfast with Santa’
• Beat Winter Blues
• Toys for Tots a success!
• Fidelity embraces the holiday spirit
• Within our city LEOMINSTER’S FINEST
• A festive and joyous celebration
• FRIDAY
• SATURDAY
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• A CHRISTMAS DANCE
• Shining brilliantly
• Sheriff’s Annual Winter Coat Drive provides over 1,300 winter jackets
• Holly-day fun!
• BOCCE WINNERS ANNOUNCED
• Local doctor thanks community
• One Man’s View: Have a Merry Christmas, indeed
• City of Leominster, Veolia Water North American win award for city’s water infrastructure
• Gladding ties for first place
• Holiday trash pickup announced
• RAYMOND HOLLAND SR., 77 Avid golfer, sports fan and enthusiastic gardener
• MATTHEW S. PICKETT, 36 Was outstanding soccer and basketball player
• EVELYN ANN MAFFEI, 64 Lived simply; loved time with her family
• ROBERT J. LANZA, 82 U.S. Veteran; member of Elks and Sportsman’s Club
• JOAN H. (HAMLET) ALBERT, 75 Member of the Red Hat Society; enjoyed gardening
• ERNEST H. HAUEISEN, 85 U.S. Veteran; founded Air Compressor Rebuilders
• Leominster Recreation Department
• Central Mass Hoops
• AMERICAN LITTLE LEAGUE SEEKS MANAGERS
• NORTH LEOMINSTER LITTLE LEAGUE SEEKS MANAGERS
• ALL-SPORTS CAMP TO BE HELD
• Showstoppers awarded grand prize
• Winter warm-up
• CHRISTMAS VACATION BASEBALL CAMP TO BE HELD
• Soar like an Eagle
• have yourself a merry little christmas
• HOWARD R ROSSBACH, 95 Loving father, grandfather and friend
• LAURENA M. (ROGERS) CONNOLLY, 93 Worked at Northwest School; member of historical society
• E. RUTH (ROGERS) BUSS, 89 Enjoyed many years of traveling; fondly remembered
• DONNA A. PELKEY, 64 1966 LHS graduate; medical billing clerk
• JOHN P. MAHAN, 75 Served the city of Leominster as mayor and councilor
• ELEANOR M. (MCGURN) FREEL Enjoyed playing bingo; graduate of St. Bernard’s High
• Leominster Senior Citizens Center CORNER
• LEOMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL BLUE DEVILS
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• 1SATU7RDAY
• A special tour for tots
• Brady Martin named to National All-Star Bowl
• Central Mass Hoops
• BATTING CAGES AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL
• HOLIDAY VACATION ALL-SPORTS CAMP TO FOCUS ON FUN, LEARNING
• CHRISTMAS VACATION BASEBALL CAMP TO BE HELD
• FIELD OF DREAMS
• Giving for the holidays
• LETTERS
• Smoking cessation is the key to better health
• A tight-knit friendship
• Blazing visit to Leominster High School
• CONNECTING TO OUR COMMUNITY
• City mourns the loss of John “Jack” Mahan
• A festive and joyous celebration
• Picture perfect
• Blotter
• BERTA M. FERREIRA, 52 Native of Dominican Republic; worked at Dennecrepe Corp.
• JOAN F. (MARBLE) MILLER, 74 Worked as a waitress at area restaurants
• ALICE C. (CLEARY) METROS, 101 Remarkable woman who accomplished many things
• JOHN J. ROWLAND, 78 Enjoyed family gatherings and the NY Yankees
• ALL-SPORTS CAMP TO FOCUS ON FUN AND LEARNING
• Central Mass Hoops recap
• LHS Marching Band brings home the silver
• Turkey Trot winners announced
• Serving up breakfast for a good cause
• THE SOUNDS OF CHRISTMAS SEASON
• CHRISTMAS FOOD DRIVE PLANNED
• LIVING THE DREAM
• THURSDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• Enjoy the season…
• Waiting for Christmas with the simplest of things
• Cheering at Gillette
• Pack 3 Cub Scouts collect for Ginny’s
• WHAT CHAMPIONS ARE MADE OF…
• ‘THE NUTCRACKER’ CELEBRATES THE SEASON
• CORNERSTONE STAGE COMPANY PRESENTS ‘THE MUSIC BOX’
• HOLIDAY BREAKFAST TO BENEFIT SKILLS USA
• COMMERCE BANK LAUNCHES ANNUAL ‘TOYS FOR TOT’S DRIVE
• HOLIDAY STRATEGIES FOR CAREGIVERS
• Senior Notes
• ROLLSTONE BANK AND HEALTHALLIANCE WORK TOGETHER FOR HEALTH
• ALWAYS ON CALL HEALTH SERVICES OFFERS HEALTH COURSES
• NEW SOCKS DO MATTER
• CHRISTMAS FAIR TO BENEFIT OUR FURRY FRIENDS
• 2011 Winter Stroll Participants
• THEATER COMPANY TO PERFORM ‘HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS…”
• HOLIDAY CONCERT TO BENEFIT INTERFAITH HOSPITALITY NETWORK
• THE GIFT OF HEALTH
• WALTER SEPULVEDA, SR., 71 School bus driver; longtime member of Seventh-Day Adventist
• JANET M. FENWICK, 72 Enjoyed gardening, painting, reading and cooking
• POLICE/FIRE
• ADELARD ARSENAULT, 80 Worked at R&M Manufacturing; member of Acadien Club
• POMPILIA L. (TATA) FRANCIOSI, 91 Known for her Italian cooking and her skill as a seamstress
• LAWRENCE A. WHITE U.S. Veteran; active in the Leominster community
• HELEN M. (MCCAFFREY) DINARDO, 85 Loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• THURSDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• Strolling through the holidays
• Boys and Girls Club membership doubles
• Commitment, dedication and appreciation for our Veterans
• BINGO patrons thanked for their support
• Feeling blue?
• City announces an extra week of leaf/yard waste pick up
• City Hall overwhelmed by fuel assistance applications
• THE PRO’S CHEERLEADERS IN RUNNING TO BE ‘GOT MILK?’ STARS
• CHRISTMAS VACATION BASEBALL CAMP TO BE HELD
• To honor and celebrate
• Legislators encourage changing family abuse laws
• Central Mass Hoops
• 100 years in the making
• ARRESTS FROM MONDAY, NOV. 14 THROUGH WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16
• Mail by list
• Opportunities for giving
• The Evolution of my Christmas
• Holiday Calendar
• CELEBRATING CHRISTMAS AT THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
• HOLIDAY BREAKFAST TO BENEFIT SKILLS USA
• HOLIDAY CONCERT TO BENEFIT INTERFAITH HOSPITALITY NETWORK
• ‘HANGING OF THE GREENS’ MARKS THE ADVENT
• Holiday Product Feature
• CHAMPION OF THE WEEK
• A winning season
• THEATER COMPANY TO PERFORM ‘HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS…”
• THURSDAY
• It’s a beautiful, magical
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• Caring, supporting the caregiver is important
• Thank you extended to golf tournament organizers and sponsors
• Simply giving
• Gov. Patrick visits Fall Brook Elementary School
• Are you ready for some baseball and softball!
• Strolling through the holidays
• 5th Annual Bikes for Kids Program
• smiles and breakfast go hand in hand
• In the spirit of giving
• ROSS M. HEINOLD, 42 Was self-employed detailing cars
• JOSEPHINE ANN (CONDROT) LAVALLEY, 88 Worked for A&P Supermarkets; member of St. Leo Parish
• THERESA L. POULIN, 88 Loving mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother
• CHARLIE C. CHRISTACAKOS, 84 U.S. Veteran; devoted husband, father and grandfather
• A giving sacrifice
• Are you ready for some football?
• THURSDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• A delicious breakfast is music to our ears
• First-time homebuyer classes offered in December
• Keller Williams Realty North Central offers a helping hand to local homeowners
• Caring for trees in the wake of the storm
• Sweet sounds of Fall
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Up-to-date obituary information
• CHARLOTTE C. (CRONIN) QUINN, 87 Her family was the light of her life; enjoyed baking
• SYLVIA (PELLECCHIA) CAMIRE, 80 Had a loving smile; enjoyed bingo and Foxwoods
• LAWRENCE A. FORSTER, 89 Was devoted to his family; tool & die maker
• LUCY W. (HAZARD) DICKERSON, 89 Longtime member of First Baptist Church
• Commerce holds successful clothing drive
• IT’S YOUR BUSINESS
• JV CAPTAINS
• HEART AND SOUL Rivalry, History, Challenges
• A TIMELESS RIVALRY
• Storm Updates - October 31, 3:20 p.m.
• LHS GIRLS BASKETBALL CLINIC
• The nature of the game
• ‘TRY HOCKEY FOR FREE DAY’ TO BE HELD
• AAU TEAM TO HOLD TRYOUTS
• Living proof
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Massachusetts single-family pending home sales up for fifth straight month
• REDI at FSU hosts forums on expansion of broadband service
• Realtors participate in build-day with Habitat for Humanity
• PHILIP W. PIRRO, 72 Enjoyed golf, bocce and time with family and friends
• PAULA M. (TISDALE) DAWSON, 57 Owned Happy Days Cleaning; advocate for cancer awareness
• EDWARD P. VOUTOUR, 84 U.S. Navy Veteran; enjoyed visiting the library
• ADAM R. HEBERT, 22 Wonderful to his family and friends; loved snowboarding
• INDOOR COMMUNITY YARD SALE TO BE HELD
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TWIN CITY TOASTMASTER ANNOUNCES MEETINGS
• CLOTHING CLOSET OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY
• SHINING A LIGHT ON MENTAL ILLNESS
• COPING WITH SADNESS DURING THE HOLIDAYS
• WHERE THERE IS A SEED, THERE IS A WAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• Ghosts, goblins and princesses, oh my!
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• BEACON OF HOPE TO HOST HARVEST DINNER DANCE
• CENTERSTAGE WELCOMES ASPHALT ORCHESTRA
• LOCAL BANK SUPPORTS RELAY FOR LIFE
• WORKERS’ CREDIT UNION RECOGNIZES EMPLOYEES
• Hands on learning
• A treasure to remember
• Harvesting natural beauty
• CENTERSTAGE PRESENTS IRELAND’S GARE ST. LAZARE PLAYERS
• FIREFIGHTERS’ TO HOST ANNUAL BALL
• CAMERA CLUB WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS AND GUESTS
• MUSIC SCHOOL ACCEPTING PIANO/KEYBOARD STUDENTS
• TWIN CITY TOASTMASTER ANNOUNCES MEETINGS
• JIMMY TINGLE TO PERFORM BENEFIT SHOW
• NEW ENGLAND VILLAGE FAIR
• CELEBRATE THE SEASON AT CHRIST CHURCH
• COMMUNITY FOUNDATION CELEBRATING 10TH ANNIVERSARY
• COMMERCE BANK OFFERS FREE CONCERT TICKETS
• GET YOUR PINK ON!
• GOT GHOSTS?
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• Refresh your soul
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• One Man’s View: Simply, The Best
• Mayor launches fundraising effort for heat assistance
• Blotter
• EVA D. (DINARDO JURASZEK, 87 Lifelong resident; member of Senior Center
• JULIE A. (SHOSEY) BUONOCORE, 52 Excelled in the jewelry business; enjoyed time at home
• EMILY L. (WATKINS) MORRILL, 94 Worked at Foster Grant; enjoyed crafts and reading
• DENISE M. (CZEPIEL) BEYELER, 45 Well-known nail technician at About Face Salon & Day Spa
• Local Camera Club wins international
• ROBERT J. HARRINGTON, 79 Happiest in his home with family; avid golfer
• MARY E. CHALIFOUX, 82 Enjoyed her time spent with family and friends
• 5 Sections of Pure Pollution
• Air Pressure Energy
• Plants = Protect
• Breaking Ground, Again
• Community Foundation elects trustees and officers
• Scouts practice skills; enjoy the outdoors
• A Good Sign
• Sit-upons for Scholarships
• Lanciani honored at annual meeting
• Fallon Clinic changes its name
• MONTACHUSETT HOME CARE RECOGNIZES ENVIRONMENTAL EFFORTS
• SUMMIT ELDERCARE OFFERS OPEN HOUSES
• An exceptional act
• Recycle and Don’t Litter: Save a Tree and Save a Critter
• ‘Be the change you want to see in the world’
• Familiar faces in race for School Committee
• Hero Of The Week
• ADOPT A PET
• Blotter
• MARY (ESPOSITO) LASTELLA, 89 Enjoyed her flower gardens; worked at Fort Devens
• MALCOLM LEGER, 89 Owned Leger Bros. contractors and builders; enjoyed sports
• ‘COUNTING DOWN TO CHRISTMAS’ CRAFT FAIR TO BE CELEBRATED
• A Night of Remembrance
• Pasta Dinner to be held
• Electronic Recycling Day to benefit St. Bernard’s Athletics
• Photo
• A dedication honoring a devoted man
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• Nature at its finest!
• October is ‘Adopt-A-Shelter-Dog’ Month
• AN EVENING OF DESSERT DELIGHT TO BE CELEBRATED
• CELEBRATE AUTUMN AT LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE
• YOUTH THEATRE PROGRAM TO PERFORM ‘HONK JR.’
• VENDORS SOUGHT FOR HARVEST FAIR
• FALL PARTY AND FOOD DRIVE TO BENEFIT OUR FATHER’S HOUSE
• Some hobbies are hard to break
• Seeds of the city
• Haunted Trail will leave you feeling ghostly
• GETFITLEOMINSTER FUNDRAISER AT BARRETT PARK
• Choosing the right team for your child
• RAFFLE TO BENEFIT LEOMINSTER YOUTH FOOTBALL AND CHEER
• A Bright Future
• CELEBRATE AUTUMN AT LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE
• LIBRARY TO HOST YOUNG WRITER’S 2011 WORKSHOP
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• ‘GLUTEN-FREE DIVA’ TO PRESENT BAKING CLASS
• INSPIRE YOUR CREATIVITY THROUGH POTTERY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• Calendar
• Leominster is all treats this October!
• Pink is everywhere
• Register to vote by Oct. 19th
• City seeking Sholan Farms vandals
• Rising up to Eagle status
• St. Mark’s Episcopal Church to host Healing Conference with Rev. Mumford
• MARY A. (DELBOVE) ROSBURY, 95 Worked at Leominster Hospital many years
• RONALD A. SHELDON SR., 67 U.S. veteran; enjoyed fishing and yard work
• KEITH AARON ARNOLD, 30 Loved his family; enjoyed Boston sports teams
• Fitness and Wellness Center to host Open House
• HealthAlliance makes bike helmet donation to Boys & Girls Club
• Hannaford to donate $10,000 in gift cards to Massachusetts-based Ellie Fund in recognition of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Curves of Leominster celebrates 10 years of health
• Mazzarella running unopposed for re-election
• Embracing the Italian Heritage
• Methodist Church resumes fall schedule
• ROBERT J. SAMIA Longtime resident of Leominster
• NICHOLAS R. GRIGGS, INFANT
• PETER M. ANDRIES, 53 Avid Montreal Canadian fan; kind and generous
• Police Blotter
• MICHAEL ROBERT ALLAIN, 46 Beloved husband, father, son and nephew
• FELIX H. BROW, 84 U.S. Army veteran; enjoyed his time with family
• CHARLES RICHARD SCOTT KETTER, 24 Aspiring musician and entertainer; had a passion for life
• WALK/RUN FOR MENTAL AWARENESS
• GOLF TOURNAMENT TO BENEFIT ST. LEO SCHOOL
• EDGAR J. GOGUEN, 87 U.S. veteran; worked for Leominster Plumbing & Heating
• Lights, camera… action!
• Twin City Blue Raiders kick off playoffs this Saturday
• Doiron staying on par
• ‘HEALTHY HOMES, HEALTHY FAMILIES’
• LET’S PUT ON A SHOW!
• SECOND ANNUAL CHAKRAFEST TO BENEFIT HOMELESS CATS
• LIBRARY TO HOST YOUNG WRITER’S 2011 WORKSHOP
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• SATURDAY
• 3FRID0AY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• KEEPING OUR CHILDREN SAFE!
• HealthAlliance welcomes Dr. Madhavi Toke
• Terrorist attacks on America
• One Man’s View: A Different Game
• Twin City Toastmaster announces meetings
• Firefighters’ to host annual ball
• LATV honors outstanding producers
• Green Building tour to be held at Doyle Center
• Peace and love rocks!
• Sisters supporting Sisters
• For the love of bocce
• DOROTHY L. (LORD) LAPIERRE, 91 Member of St. Leo Parish; housekeeper and cook
• EVA M. (PASCARELLI) MCALLISTER, 85 Loved caring for her family and home; lifelong resident
• Blotter
• Gladding wins chess tourney at FSU
• Birds of a feather…
• CECILE L. (MORIN) BERTRAND, 100 Member of St. Cecilia Parish; Senior Center
• THE COOL GUY OPEN TO BENEFIT JIMMY FUND
• SKI AND SNOWBOARDING CLUB TO HOST MEETING; TRIPS
• CELEBRATE NATIONAL HUNTING & FISHING DAY
• Erin Stephenson leads her team to silver medal
• Participants
• Leominster residents participate in 23rd Annual Boston Marathon® Jimmy Fund Walk
• CENTRAL MASS OVER-40 BASEBALL TOURNAMENT
• LEOMINSTER AMERICAN SEEKING BOARD OF DIRECTORS
• Boys & Girls Club raises $35,000 at 7th Annual Mini-Golf Classic
• Youth soccer nets fun, fitness and friendships
• CENTERSTAGE PRESENTS ‘INSIGHTS INTO SURFACE’ NOW THROUGH OCT. 25
• LIBRARY TO HOST “THE GRAVESTONE GIRLS”
• RECREATION DEPARTMENT TO HOST POTTERY CLASS
• THURSDAY
• FREE PARENTING WORKSHOP TO BE HELD
• MUSIC SCHOOL ACCEPTING PIANO/KEYBOARD STUDENTS
• F-TROOP TO HOST AN EVENING OF ‘BEATLES BLAST’
• W2EDNE8SDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• HERE’S JOHNNY!
• Beautiful, colorful Red Apple Ladies
• Danger on the Tracks
• Take in the celebration
• Something to celebrate
• Fun and festive
• SALSA FOR SALSA JOINS THE JOHNNY APPLESEED FESTIVAL
• HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JOHNNY APPLESEED!
• Hero of the Week!
• GOLF CLASSIC TO BE HELD THIS FRIDAY
• DIRT DAWGS AAU BASEBALL TO HOLD TRYOUTS
• Health, happiness and the pursuit of strength
• Twin City Blue Raiders has sight on playoff prospect
• Leominster Central MassachusettsYouth Basketball announces 2011-2012 season tryouts
• 10-year-old North Leominster Jimmy Fund Team
• 9-year-old North Leominster Jimmy Fund Team
• CHAMPIONS of the WEEK
• FRIENDS OF NRA TO HOST BANQUET
• AMERICAN LEGION POST 151 TO HOST YARD AND BAKE SALE
• SENATOR SCOTT BROWN LEOMINSTER
• THURSDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• See what scouting is all about
• LEOMINSTER REMEMBERS
• Senator Scott Brown to attend festival
• A peaceful remembrance
• EDWARD P. SOUZA, 68 Worked at North Central Career Center; enjoyed family and friends
• POLICE BLOTTER
• ARTHUR T. SHAVER, 85 Was decorated Veteran; loved photography
• DIONES RAMIREZ-OJEDA, 55 Native of Puerto Rico; lived in Leominster
• R. DAVID MURPHY, 76 Was avid outdoorsman; hosted Montachusett Sportsman
• Music project calling a choir
• COMMERCE BANK LAUNCHES SALVATION ARMY CLOTHING DRIVE
• Warmth comes in many ways
• A Kid’s Day
• Local environmentalist honored
• Hero of the Week!
• VENDORS SOUGHT FOR HARVEST FAIR
• F-TROOP TO HOST AN EVENING OF 'BEATLES BLAST'
• AUDITIONS ANNOUNCED FOR 'CHILDREN OF EDEN'
• CHICKEN BARBECUE TO BENEFIT LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE
• LEOMINSTER AMERICAN SEEKING BOARD OF DIRECTORS
• BABE RUTH SEEKING MANAGERS; FUNDRAISING COORDINATOR
• DIRT DAWGS AAU BASEBALL TO HOLD TRYOUTS
• SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT TO BENEFIT CANCER AWARENESS FUND
• Ski and snowboarding club to meet
• Au revoir, Leominster
• ‘AS WE AGE’ HEALTH FAIR TO BE HELD AT MWCC
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• LIBRARY TO HOST ‘MEMORIES OF LIFE IN GERMANY’
• TIMMY RUN PLANNED FOR SEPT. 11
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• A Community Gathers to Remember in Love
• Get healthy at Barrett Park
• Leominster Fraternal Order of Eagles
• Scouting is alive and well in Leominster!
• The decade mark
• LEOMINSTER VOODOO RESCHEDULES TRYOUTS
• LIVIA L. (CALIGARIS) FRATTURELLI, 94 Greatest joy was her family; owned Twin’s Cafe
• MARY A. LAWRENCE, 91 Was a resident of Leominster
• GERALD A. CAISSE, 88 Worked at General Electric; was lifelong resident
• ANTONIO P. CAIAZZI, 89 Decorated U.S. veteran; loved music and gardening
• KID'S DAY RESCHEDULED TO SEPT. 17
• Paving the way
• HAROLD C. COPP, 83 Was U.S. Navy veteran; enjoyed time with family and friends
• Pothier-Hill’s first novel hits store shelves
• Senior Briefs… at a glance
• 10 years later
• BABE RUTH SEEKING MANAGERS; FUNDRAISING COORDINATOR
• SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT TO BENEFIT CANCER AWARENESS FUND
• REGISTRATION FOR WOMEN’S HOCKEY LEAGUE OPEN FITCHBURG - The
• Black Mist wins playoffs
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WEEK
• THE STERLING FAIR IS ALMOST HERE
• AHIMSA HAVEN AND PETSMART TEAM UP TO FIND GOOD HOMES
• HISTORICAL PIANO CONCERT KICKS OFF NEW SEASON
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS
• LAURELWOOD GARDEN CLUB TO HOLD FIRST MEETING
• FRIDAY
• Church bazaar promises fun for all
• ALWAYS ON CALL HEALTH OFFERS HEALTH COURSES
• The Unforgettables raising awareness for Alzheimer’s
• Irene was no contest for Leominster
• Each season
• Exchange Club to expand to Leominster area
• City of Leominster to hold special clean up
• Kids Day to be held this Saturday
• Fall & Winter Recreation Positions Now Available
• Police Blotter
• LENA E. (REID) TRACY WIRKKALA, 90 Worked for the D’Onfro family; member of Organ Club
• OLGA P. (DIMASSA) DESILETS, 86 Owned D&D Toy Factory; was lifelong resident
• ARIANA EVELYN VALLEE, 19 Caring, intelligent, and loving; enjoyed time with family
• Workforce Training Fund to be discussed
• Leominster Credit Union launches interactive website for kids
• LSBA Spotlight on Business
• School Notes… at a glance
• A sparkling clean day for nature
• DIRT DAWGS AAU BASEBALL TO HOLD TRYOUTS
• CELEBRATE NATIONAL HUNTING & FISHING DAY
• BABE RUTH ANNOUNCES FALL BALL AND 2012 SEASON SIGN-UPS
• LEOMINSTER AMERICAN SEEKING BOARD OF DIRECTORS
• CLUB TO HOLD MEMBERSHIP MEETING; ANNIVERSARY PARTY
• It’s starting to look a lot like…
• Serpa joins GFA team
• Meet the Principals
• Police Blotter
• BETH (DOLLY) CONNER Her greatest pride was her children and nursing
• JOSEPH A. MILLER JR., 77 Owned JM Cleaning; enjoyed time with family and friends
• Reading, Writing and Routines…
• Five ways to pack a ‘green’ school lunch
• American Cancer Society’s Look Good . . . Feel Better®
• Don’t worry… be happy!
• THE WALK TO END ALZHEIMER’S 2011
• COURSE ON MENTAL ILLNESS FOR FAMILY MEMBERS
• FREE REIKI SESSION OFFERED
• ALWAYS ON CALL OFFERS HEALTH COURSES
• Are you ready for some football?
• BABE RUTH ANNOUNCES FALL BALL AND 2012 SEASON SIGN-UPS
• LITTLE LEAGUE FALL BALL SIGN-UPS THIS SATURDAY
• WALLACE FIGURE SKATING CLUB
• SOFTBALL TRYOUTS SCHEDULED FOR 10U AND 12U TEAMS
• Leominster Pop-Warner celebrates fifty years
• SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT TO BENEFIT CANCER AWARENESS FUND
• Twin City Raiders return to their winning ways
• Leominster American wins their way to the finals
• CHURCH BAZAAR PROMISES FUN FOR ALL
• THE STERLING FAIR IS ALMOST HERE
• BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS
• HISTORICAL PIANO CONCERTS’ FALL SCHEDULE KICKS OFF
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• Kids + Fun = Lots of Smiles!
• A Golf Classic Success!
• FRIDAY
• One Man’s View: Thoughts While Driving
• Alleviating first-day-of-school jitters
• Valcourt joins Workers’ Credit Union
• LEOMINSTER CREDIT UNION RECEIVES GOLD AWARD
• ART CALVILLO JOINS DECAROLIS INSURANCE AGENCY
• BUSINESS NETWORK INTERNATIONAL FORMS CHAPTER
• Got music?
• Superintendent gears up for school year
• Ready, set, School!
• Fresh start for fall
• Back to School for Leominster - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• HOME RUN DERBY AND BARBECUE TO BE HELD
• Leominster Youth Football and Cheer kicks off third season
• REGISTRATION FOR WOMEN’S HOCKEY LEAGUE OPEN
• WALLACE FIGURE SKATING CLUB
• END OF SUMMER BASEBALL CAMP PLANNED
• ST. BERNARD’S SEEKING COACHING POSITIONS
• ROBERT H. THOMAS, 80 Owned Thomas Plumbing; enjoyed hunting and fishing
• EDWARD C. SCHUTT, 80 U.S. Navy veteran; cherished time with family
• BETTYLOU (WHITTEMORE) REMAL, 79 Worked as a home health aide
• JOSEPH A. MILLER JR., 77, Owned JM Cleaning; enjoyed time with family and friends
• JACK SUCH, 92 Avid outdoorsman; President and CEO of Boutwell Owens
• Rotary Club donates to Veterans
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• CLASS OF 1966 TO CELEBRATE REUNION
• LHS CLASS OF 1951 TO CELEBRATE REUNION
• LOOKING FOR LEOMINSTER HIGH CLASS OF 1991
• Taj Narbonne missing child case still active
• ‘HORRORS THROUGH THE YEARS’ SEEKING HAUNTED HELP
• RENT AT THEATRE AT THE MOUNT
• BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND IS KID’S DAY
• THURSDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• 1FRID9AY
• A CELEBRATION OF AN ORCHARD
• Leominster among cities getting CDBG funds
• Employees come together for Johnny Ro Veteran’s Park
• Sholan Farms celebrates 10th year anniversary
• What is your favorite…?
• POLICE
• Veterans honoring Jonathan
• Playground dedication honors Lionel ‘Sonny’ Charpentier
• A different model of care at Fallon Clinic
• Lending a helping hand
• Community goes above and beyond for memorial park
• A special lady
• Have ‘mountains’ of fun!
• There are riches among us
• Local union workers on strike at Verizon
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• THURSDAY
• For the love of the game
• 7TH ANNUAL MARK OSOWSKI BASKETBALL CAMP TO BE HELD
• ROBERT L. MCNALLY, 85 Worked for U.S. Postal Service; was WWII veteran
• DORELLA M. (CARON ) LEBLANC, 92 Was a member of St. Cecilia Parish
• DOROTHY P. (JORDAN) KLECZKA, 88 Devoted to her family; served in U.S. Marine Corps
• END OF SUMMER BASEBALL CAMP PLANNED
• SKI AND SNOWBOARDING CLUB TO HOLD GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
• ST. BERNARD’S SEEKING COACHING POSITIONS
• NORTH LEOMINSTER LITTLE LEAGUE
• YOUTH BASKETBALL SEEKS COACHES AND BOARD MEMBERS
• MARY T. CONTASTA, 96 Enjoyed time with her nephews and nieces
• American Legion Post 151 awards scholarships
• CLASS OF 1966 TO CELEBRATE REUNION
• MWCC SCHEDULES OPEN HOUSES
• LHS CLASS OF 1951 TO CELEBRATE REUNION
• Calling all ladies!
• DOG DAYSCENTRALOF SUMMERMASS CLASSIFIEDS…
• The wonders of wild animals
• Difficult decisions yield results
• Summer fun at Summer UP!
• MARYLYN G. (CICCONE) LEROY, 70 Was an excellent cook; loved her family and animals
• ALFRED H. WILSON, 91 Was recognized as Citizen of the Year
• ROGER A. HEBERT, 85 Was U.S. veteran; a devout Catholic
• ROBERT W. BOYDEN, 85 Was master gardener and assisted those in need
• Sweet Italian heritage shared
• PAUL J. SMITH, 65 Worked for National Grid; member of Sportsman’s Club
• Nicole Raspuzzi awarded scholarship
• Caring and contributions sought for homeless dogs
• If Artifacts Could Tell a Story
• Fresh and local
• Homegrown healthy living
• Happy Birthday, Helen!
• American beauties
• B-I-N-G-O AND FAMILY GAME NIGHT TO BE HELD
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• LOVING THE OUTDOORS
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• THRIFT SHOP TO RE-OPEN
• THURSDAY
• The colors of hope
• Photos
• How To Exercise Safely in Hot Weather
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WEEK
• Sports Notes… at a glance
• HEROES AMONG US
• Yarn Basket’s mission: keeping people warm
• Marking the early days of Leominster
• MUSIC FESTIVAL PLANNED AT RIVERFRONT PARK
• Art on display
• LUK LOOKING FOR MENTORS
• LEOMINSTER LIBRARY TO HOST SPACE STATION PROGRAM
• CELEBRATING ART IN AUGUST
• B-I-N-G-O AND FAMILY GAME NIGHT TO BE HELD
• END OF SUMMER BASEBALL CAMP PLANNED
• ST. BERNARD’S SEEKING COACHING POSITIONS
• SKI AND SNOWBOARDING CLUB TO HOLD GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
• NORTH LEOMINSTER LITTLE LEAGUE SEEKS BOARD MEMBERS
• POP WARNER TO CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• Green Machine takes championship
• Twin City Blue Raiders bring season to 3-0
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WEEK
• Representing New England
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• Animal shelter looking for loving
• A great inspiration
• Mary’s Friends offers trips
• Leominster Credit Union donates American flag
• Vesna Kea honored as Youth of the Year
• Students tour local sites
• MWCC’S DEVENS CAMPUS TO HOST OPEN HOUSE AUG. 9
• CLASS OF 1966 TO CELEBRATE REUNION
• Allencrest Learning Center announces its Role Model of the Year – Michael Batistta
• STROKE SUPPORT GROUP TO BE HELD
• LIVING WELL
• BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP TO BE HELD
• ALWAYS ON CALL OFFERS HEALTH COURSE
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• Police Blotter
• Sheila C. (Malloy) Arsenault, 74 Worked at Borden Chemical Co.; was avid sports fan
• Sports Notes... at a glance
• Blue Raiders remain unbeaten, unscored upon
• Little League players fight to strike out cancer
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• St. Anna to host second annual ‘Taste of Italy’
• Walking for Life
• Looking for the Five Good Apples
• Striking out cancer
• Ladies Night Out is just around the corner!
• Summer Scene presents ‘Alice in Wonderland Jr.’
• Officials discuss ways to save Court
• Golf tournament to celebrate life and Special Olympics
• What a ride for Jonathan
• Oh bear!
• Police Blotter
• JAMES M. LARKIN, 52 Enjoyed time with family and friends; avid golfer
• SISTER PAULINE NORMANDIN, 87 Taught in the Diocese of Worcester
• Twin City Raiders to host game this Saturday
• First and Ten Football Camp returns for second season
• An all-star win
• SummerFest to benefit memorial park
• GOLF SPECIAL OLYMPICS
• JOHN “BEAST” KEAVENY MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT PLANNED
• Explore the outdoors with Leominster native, Michael Lanza
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• THURSDAY
• Reader: ‘Cuts to Medicare or Social Security will have severe impact’
• One Man’s View: Lazy, Crazy Days of ….
• Remembering ‘Coach K’
• Commission seeks new members
• Colonial Band announces concert season
• Two’s a charm
• Police chief to retire
• Remembering ‘Coach K’
• Amazing
• Bringing Casinos to Massachusetts – It’s About Jobs
• F-Troop makes donation to Johnny Ro Park
• Celebrating ‘One World, Many Stories’ at the library
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• Photography and Visual Media Showcase grand opening to be held
• Summer a season for living
• ALWAYS ON CALL OFFERS BASIC LIFE SUPPORT/CPR COURSE
• Champion of the week
• Playing with heart and smiles earns Mason Brassard annual award
• CANCER SURVIVOR TO TALK ON STORY OF HOPE
• SKI AND SNOWBOARDING CLUB TO HOST SUMMER OUTING
• Congratulations Blue Thunder!
• St. Anna students win National Game Design Contest
• Police Blotter
• ROSEMARY BRACANI, 67 Member of LCU board; managed Pete’s Coffee Shoppe
• LEOMINSTER GOLDEN AGERS MEET WEEKLY; ANNOUNCE TRIPS
• ‘Loops for Louis’ raises money for Fickera family
• Staying safe
• Constructing a new chapter for Boys and Girls Club
• A ride for the Roberge family
• All American all-stars
• GILBERT H. BOUCHARD, 87
• DORIS C. (KELLEY) RICHARD, 75
• SUMMER STROLL
• GERALD D. BERGERON, 64
• MARK S. ADAMS, 53
• YOUTH SOCCER CAMP TO BE HELD
• SKI AND SNOWBOARDING CLUB TO HOST SUMMER OUTING
• St. Anna hosts successful golf tournament
• Cardinals are Champs
• CHAMPION OF THE WEEK
• LYF holds Family Fun Day
• Blue Raiders Defeat Granite State in First-Ever Game
• North Monoosnoc Trail to close for work
• Local church offers week of music, arts, sports and science
• Recreation Department offers trips this summer
• CELEBRATING 4TH OF JULY WITH SPARK!
• Calendar
• Thank you extended to Relay for Life supporters
• Happy Birthday, America!
• A perfect day
• Doyle Center celebrates National Trails Day
• Shelley’s seashells by the seashore
• Brightly shining at Sholan Farms
• A perfect Summer day!
• Get your grill on!
• ISABELLE C. (PERREAULT) METHE CAMPBELL, 86
• ELIZABETH A. (LAPRADE) GULLIVER, 70
• PATRICIA D. ERDMANN, 71
• MARGUERITE M. (PELLETIER) HAZZARD, 94
• SHAKER-STYLE BASKET CLASS RETURNS
• Local students GIVE back to the community
• Knights of Columbus recognize outstanding students
• Future environmentalist wins Garden Club scholarship
• Applewild celebrates double graduations
• Marcoulier awarded ‘Male All Bernardian’
• Art Museum opens its 76th regional show
• Christmas in June?
• ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES ‘WALK TO END ALZHEIMER’S’
• SURVIVOR MOTORCYCLE RUN
• WELLNESS CENTER OFFERS FREE DEMONSTRATION CLASSES
• Health tip Joint friendly moves
• Paw Pack Adventure Club offers quality canine play time
• LIBRARY TO HOLD LECTURE ON KLU KLUX KLAN ATTACKS ON FRENCH CANADIANS IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY
• TRUSTEES CELEBRATE NEW COMMUNITY GARDEN
• ST. ANNA CATHOLIC SCHOOL TO HOST OPEN HOUSE
• Project Bread grants $8,000 to Leominster area Summer Food Programs
• Summer baseball camp planned
• A beautiful day for a golf tournament
• It’s time to shine for Little League all-stars
• LIVING IN A MATERIAL WORLD…
• Calendar
• Due to Main Street fire, Fitchburg Longsjo Classic cancelled
• AARP TO HOST
• LEOMINSTER GOLDEN AGERS MEET WEEKLY; ANNOUNCE TRIPS
• Happy 100th Birthday!
• The Red, White, and Bruins
• Schools out…
• LEOMINSTER RECREATION OFFERS SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
• RECYCLE FOR A GOOD CAUSE
• SUMMER READING KICK-OFF PRESENTS THE YO-YO PEOPLE
• Got talent?
• Footloose and fancy-free
• Leominster Rotary presents checks to middle schools
• A beauty to behold
• PARKOUR - THE WORLD IS OUR PARK
• YOUTH SOCCER CAMP TO BE HELD
• All stars named to All-State Academic Team
• SUMMER BASEBALL CAMP PLANNED
• Dream of a Lifetime
• Talent is earned
• St. Anna’s School designs enrichment
• ST. LEO SCHOOL ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
• Penpals with pride!
• RITA DAIGLE, 92 Member of Holy Family of Nazareth
• KELLY ANN (MAZZAFERRO) BILEK, 46 Was skilled seamstress; enjoyed time with family
• FRANCES ANN IACOBONI Distinguished military career; established U.S. nutritional standards
• DORIS E. (COSSETTE) BLANCHETTE, 84 Was active in the community; friendly to all
• Citizens of the Year both well deserving
• Strolling through summer
• RECYCLE FOR A GOOD CAUSE
• DAISY SCOUTS VISIT FIRE STATION
• ST. BERNARD’S TO HOST ANNUAL SUMMER CARNIVAL
• FITCHBURG LONGSJO CLASSIC TO INCLUDE CITIZENS’ RACE
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• CHRISTMAS IN JUNE?
• ART ASSOCIATION TO MEET
• EXCITING PROGRAMS TO BE HELD AT WACHUSETT MOUNTAIN STATE RESERVATION
• MEET WEEKLY; ANNOUNCE TRIPS
• LEOMINSTER GOLDEN AGERS
• Resident’s luncheon held
• NEW TRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY PLANNED FOR LEOMINSTER
• LEOMINSTER CREDIT UNION CONTINUES ITS TREE PLANTING
• Getting a little wild in your own backyard
• FERNANDO R. CRUZ, 49 Worked at Plastican Inc.; enjoyed fishing and Red Sox
• ANNA MARIA (MAIZAN) ULLIANI, 91 Longtime Leominster resident; member of St. Anna Parish
• Congratulations to our St. Bernard’s Central Catholic High School graduates
• YOUTH SOCCER CAMP TO BE HELD
• Honor in Leominster
• Rollstone donates to American Red Cross
• A walk towards a cure
• Nonprofits are the glue that keep people together
• Thank you extended to Rhonda’s Walk supporters
• Community invited to celebrate Flag Day
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• 1FRID0AY
• Spending an old-fashioned day in Leominster — priceless!
• MONDAY
• TUESDAY
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• Champion of the Week
• Football alive and well in Twin Cities
• FSU FOUNDATION TO HOST GOLF TOURNAMENT
• GOLF TOURNAMENT TO BENEFIT YOUTH ICE HOCKEY
• MONTACHUSETT HOME CARE TO HOST 12TH ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC
• PARKOUR - THE WORLD IS OUR PARK
• SUMMER BASEBALL CAMP PLANNED
• St. Bernard’s to host annual Summer Carnival
• Young Scientists head to Solar Car Championship
• FREDERICK A. MOORE, JR., 92 Founding member of Johnny Appleseed Chorus
• JAMES J. CURLEY, 66 Generous and caring friend; active in the community
• ROBERT J. BALDINI, 85 Was U.S. veteran; enjoyed photography and golfing
• DAVID R. MAILLET, 50 Owned Custom Aerosols & Paint; avid NASCAR fan
• Celebrate a healthy and happy Father’s Day
• Always On Call Health Services honors its’ employees
• HealthAlliance Guild donates $25,000 to hospital
• Give the gift of blood
• The Houles walk for health
• Walking for Epilepsy awareness
• Locals graduate in Fitchburg State University 115th commencement
• Congratulations to our
• BLUE AND WHITE THE COLORS OF THE DAY
• In memory of our Veterans
• Thanks for your service
• Volunteers weave the fabric of our community
• Leominster resident stars in performance
• Way to go student authors!
• ROVER CAR COLLECTORS TO HOST GATHERING
• LIBRARY TO HOST HEALTHY LANDSCAPING AND LAWN CARE WORKSHOP
• KID’S YARD SALE PLANNED
• WHISKER WALK TO BENEFIT OUR FURRY FRIENDS
• Students participate in the “Science of Sports”
• Champion of the week
• LHS gets a high-five
• Article
• ST. B’S TO HOST 18TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
• FSU FOUNDATION TO HOST GOLF TOURNAMENT
• LEOMINSTER YOUTH FOOTBALL AND CHEER TO HOST FAMILY FUN DAY
• YOUTH SOCCER CAMP TO BE HELD
• SUMMER BASEBALL CAMP PLANNED
• GOLF TOURNAMENT TO BENEFIT YOUTH ICE HOCKEY
• GOLFING FOR LEARNING
• MONTACHUSETT HOME CARE TO HOST 12TH ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC
• Own a piece of Leominster history
• Enjoy the beauty of our hiking trails
• ROGER ALFRED LUCIER, 78 Enjoyed woodworking and the outdoors
• ROBERT J. COURTEMANCHE, 87 Was longtime die maker; member of senior center
• ALWAYS ON CALL TO OFFER CPR COURSE
• MEN’S HEALTH FAIR PLANNED
• Heath Tips for Spring
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• An Old Fashion Downtown to be celebrated
• RALPH E. MCALLISTER, 86 Was U.S. veteran avid outdoorsman and gardener
• LOUIS A. ROCCA, 80 President of Victory Button/Tamor Plastics; loved baseball
• EDWARD J. SAUNDERS, 89 Was U.S. veteran; enjoyed the game of baseball
• GLORIA (PRIMEAU) MOODY, 80 Worked many years at Registry of Motor Vehicles
• Memories of Michael
• Generations in remembrance
• Inconvenient truths and unintended consequences
• Two local real estate agents try to make change easier for older clients
• Patriot Lane house offers many quality design features
• SATURDAY
• TUESDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• Ready, set… have fun!
• Police Blotter
• Brownie Troop gets a sweet treat
• Rollstone donates to American Red Cross
• EVELYN E. (NIMEE) MACGILLVRAY, 83 Enjoyed volunteering at Leominster Hospital
• MARY A. (O’DOWD) JEFFERY, 90 Enjoyed time raising her family
• SENA EDWARD SAMPEDEY, 3
• WESLEY H. ARBO, 75 Was well-respected in the plastics industry; civic leader
• ROBERT J. COURTEMANCHE, 87 Was member of Leominster Senior Center
• ANNA M. TATA, 81 Enjoyed cooking for her family; longtime legal secretary
• ST. B’S TO HOST 18TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
• MONTACHUSETT HOME CARE TO HOST 12TH ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC
• GOLFING FOR LEARNING
• LEOMINSTER YOUTH FOOTBALL AND CHEER TO HOLD SIGN-UPS
• Champion of the Week
• CrossFit EXP brings fitness to a whole new level
• Gaughan completes training
• Inmate work crew helps clear site for veteran’s memorial
• Leominster High School
• St. Anna School
• St. Leo School
• Volunteers sought to place flags
• Why is it important to vote?
• A superior visit
• CIVIL WAR HISTORY TOUR PLANNED
• MULTICULTURAL EXHIBIT FEATURED AT ROLLSTONE
• HELPING TO DISCIPLINE YOUR CHILDREN
• KID’S YARD SALE PLANNED
• BOYS AND GIRLS TO PERFORM ‘BEAUTY AND THE BEAST JR.’
• Rain, Rapture, and Real Calamity
• Remember
• LETTERS
• Letters to the Editor
• Eagle Scout builds honor
• A day of remembrance
• Raising the Roof
• Knights of Columbus 2011
• A day dedicated to the safety of children
• Goodwill and Credits
• Old Fashion Downtown Day postponed
• Memory Lane LINCOLN HALL
• Evergreen Cemetery maintenance announced
• “If you save one life you save the world”
• One Man’s View: You Do What?
• Letters to the Editor
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• FRIDAY
• SATURDAY
• SUNDAY
• VOTE FOR SHOLAN!
• CHAMPION OF THE WEEK
• Golf Tournaments
• Summer baseball camp planned
• ALWAYS ON CALL TO OFFER CPR COURSE
• Benefits of 10,000 steps
• Social workers recognized
• What is Toastmasters?
• HELPING TO DISCIPLINE YOUR CHILDREN
• Black Belt food drive a success
• MEN’S HEALTH FAIR PLANNED
• Whisker Walk to benefit our furry friends
• BOYS AND GIRLS TO PERFORM ‘BEAUTY AND THE BEAST JR.’
• CONCERT OF FESTIVE BRASS AND ORGAN MUSIC TO BE HELD
• Rotary Clubs of Fitchburg and Montachusett Area receive Public Relations Award
• THEATRE AT THE MOUNT TO OFFER SUMMER DRAMA PROGRAMS
• KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS RECOGNIZE OUTSTANDING STUDENTS
• SPORTSMENS ASSOCIATION TO HOST KID’S FISHING DERBY
• LHS THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS ‘ALMOST, MAINE’
• Enjoying Native American history
• Know the Rules®...Abduction and Harm
• Be informed
• POLICE BLOTTER
• JAMES S. STELLA SR., 78
• HELENE T. (TISDALE) SCHWARTZ, 87 Was 1943 Leominster High School graduate
• Beacon of Hope recognizes its volunteers
• VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT TO PLACE FLAGS
• No risks
• Vivid colors of Spring!
• GERALD E. BIELER, 63 Executive director of Nashua Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America
• WILLIAM S. BUSS, 97 Was longtime mailman; enjoyed his home and family
• A. PAUL FONTAINE, 82 Was decorated Veteran; longtime electrician
• ENIO A. TORCOLETTI, 90 Was decorated Veteran; avid Patriots fan
• Police Blotter
• Montachusett Home Care recognizes its workers
• What is Toastmasters?
• Always On Call offers health course
• Gilles appointed Chief Operating Officer
• Leominster Small Business Association’s Spotlight on Business
• Vote for Sholan!
• In your Community... at a glance
• In your Community... at a glance
• Leominster Music Boosters announces guitar raffle
• Historical Society celebrates anniversary
• Food donations for health
• Healthy Living… at a glance
• Molly Bish Child Safety Day to be held
• Get healthy at the Leominster Recreation Department
• Champion of the week
• Summer baseball camp planned
• Golf Tournaments
• Essential morning nutrients for young athletes
• Scouts celebrate Lassie League opening day
• Thursday
• Wednesday
• Tuesday
• Monday
• Sunday
• Walking for Rhonda
• Saturday
• Friday
• United Way of North Central Massachusetts thanks community, volunteers at campaign finale
• Letters to the Editor
• Eosinophilic Esophagitus Awareness Week
• The beauty of the swan
• Being Beautiful
• Old Fashion Downtown Day planned
• Starburst plans underway
• ‘Spring into Action’
• Weaving a tapestry of music and nature
• The price of beauty
• PROMOTING LEOMINSTER
• Friends of NEADS Canine For Combat Veteran Yard Sale Fundraiser
• RENA M. (JOYAL) BRIDEAU, 88 Was lifelong resident of Leominster
• MAUREEN (FLYNN) MAY, 80 Was devoted to her faith; licensed practical nurse
• ENRICO J. VALERI U.S. Navy Veteran; 1950 graduate of LHS
• Apple Blossom Fun
• THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS ‘ALMOST, MAINE’
• FAMILY GAMES ALL FOR FUN
• My pretty!
• A NIGHT FOR HEATHER
• Being Beautiful at any cost
• Weaving a tapestry of music and nature
• A little help from their friends
• LEOMINSTER CHESS PLAYERS QUALIFY FOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP AT FSU
• DINSMORE SHOWS HIS TALENT
• Emma Burkhardt
• THEATRE AT THE MOUNT TO OFFER SUMMER DRAMA PROGRAMS
• FITCHBURG STATE MUSIC PROGRAM TO PERFORM SPRING RECITAL
• Golf Tournaments
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• Celebrating Family and Friends!
• Music, art and apple blossoms
• Having pride in your city
• Saluting administrative professionals
• Kirk resigns from Sentinel & Enterprise
• Volunteers gather to prepare for Johnny Ro Park
• Nine innings of smiles
• Call to Clean up Leominster
• BREAKING NEWS
• Olivari is new agent at Century21
• Housing market only going to be boosted by job growth
• GETTING IN NORTH CENTRAL HOMES
• Preservation Worcester to take Central Mass. residents on historical journey
• GFA looks to award $100,000 to first time homebuyer
• North Central Mass. Board of Realtors honors Ruble
• Charlton home offers beach and pool access
• Westminster Historical Society
• Annual plant sales are upcoming
• MWCC’s offering spots in community garden, courses
• Upcoming workshops on creating rain gardens
• Free stormwater management workshops
• Watershed Coalition encourages rain gardens on property lines
• ROBERT E. HOWLAND, 72 Was electrical engineer for Digital Corporation
• JUDITH A. (SNOW) MCCAULEY, 59 Member of Our Lady of the Lake Parish
• JESSIE MAY (COUNCIL) HANEY, 71 Was an avid reader; enjoyed playing bingo
• LILIANNE (NARGOET) RUSSO, 85 Enjoyed reading and spending time with her family
• HARLOW EDWARD PENDLETON, 85 Had a love for music, teaching, and creative writing
• We’re off to see the Wizard,
• Celebrating an artist’s life
• Scouts learning about sacrifice and freedom
• Volunteers valued at OEM
• Walking for hunger
• Vote for Leominster Trail Stewards
• He’s shown up
• Great Expectations
• ENTER A GARDEN-LIKE WORLD WITH ‘FARFALLE’
• FRIDAY
• SATURDAY
• SUNDAY
• MONDAY
• TUESDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• THURSDAY
• Four ways to get more out of your spring sports practices
• It’s all within themselves
• Sixth Annual Stephanie Gauthier Memorial Golf Tournament to be held
• Kickball League planning its second season
• Golfing For Learning
• Evangelidis focuses on expanding community service program
• ANTICIPATION HIGH AS OHIO VALLEY REFINERY OPENS NEXT WEEK IN FITCHBURG!
• A thank you lunch
• Tougias to present King Philip’s Indian War
• COMMUNITY GARDEN AND GARDENING COURSES OFFERED
• STROKE SUPPORT GROUP TO MEET
• SKATE A MILLION MILES
• Is your produce losing its superpowers?
• Vendors sought for flea market
• Southern Rail to play for conservation
• Historical Piano Concerts’ 26th Spring season continues
• IT’S A SMALL WORLD AFTER ALL
• MONTACHUSETT CHORALE TO PERFORM
• SYMPHONY’S 14TH ANNUAL SPRING POPS CONCERT
• MANY EVENTS PLANNED FOR FIRST THURSDAY, MAY 5
• RAPPER WIZ KHALIFA TO PERFORM AT FITCHBURG STATE
• THEATRE AT THE MOUNT TO OFFER SUMMER DRAMA PROGRAMS
• Apple Blossom Time
• APPLE BLOSSOM FESTIVAL TO BE HELD
• Leominster appreciates its art
• Happy Easter
• PROJECT APPLES OFFERS ART PROGRAM AND PAJAMA PARTY
• We love you Earth
• Thank you for impressive show of support and respect
• A Field of Dreams
• Celebrating Earth Day with art
• Saturday
• Thursday
• Wednesday
• Tuesday
• Monday
• Sunday
• Saturday
• Friday
• Informational picket line held at HealthAlliance
• Chamber offers China trip again
• Senator Brown to address issues affecting Central Mass
• Up-to-date obituary information
• RITA B. (FONTAINE) GAUDREAU, 93 Member of St. Cecilia Parish; loved camping
• Earth day… every day
• GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP TO BE HELD
• MARY B. (HAMMARE) LEBLANC, 93 Lived in Leominster most of her life
• Police Blotter
• ROCCO G. CANDIELLO, 63 Devoted to family and his faith; avid sports fan
• ROBERT A. FRANCIOSE, 75 U.S. veteran; enjoyed bocce and horse racing
• ALBERT J. BERGERON, 88 Avid camper; co-founded North Leominster Little League
• ‘ANOTHER OPENING, ANOTHER SHOW’ EXHIBIT ON DISPLAY
• RAPPER WIZ KHALIFA TO PERFORM AT FITCHBURG STATE
• SYMPHONY’S 14TH ANNUAL SPRING POPS CONCERT
• MONTACHUSETT CHORALE TO PERFORM
• Art museum takes you to Africa
• House passes bill authorizing $200 million for municipal road and bridge maintenance
• Barassi Brothers give back
• Trustees of Reservations welcome Lisa Caissie
• What’s in a name?
• CUSTOM BREAST PROSTHESIS NOW AVAILABLE
• Spring Cleaning
• HealthAlliance celebrates one year anniversary of Patient Family Advisory Council
• “Look Good . . . Feel Better” program offered
• Option 1 Fitness has class…24 hours per day
• ROLL ON AMERICA TO PARTICIPATE IN SKATE A MILLION MILES EVENT
• BECOME THE SPEAKER YOU WANT TO BE
• Twin City Shopping Center no stranger to community involvement
• LHS Springtime from Bach to Rock
• Seeds for Success
• ‘STRESS? POOF! IT’S GONE’
• PRESCHOOL OPENINGS ANNOUNCED
• Best-selling author R.A. Salvatore to address Fitchburg State University’s class of 2011
• Champions of the Week
• Play Ball
• Historical Piano Concerts’ 26th Spring season begins
• Spring is in the air at Gardner Artists Association
• Celebrating Earth Day!
• Art Association to meet
• Art is in full bloom at museum
• America’s favorite past time
• One Man’s View: Dubz
• Veterans exposed to herbicides may qualify for benefits
• Reader advises people to be cautious of coyotes
• Catch of the Day!
• Thursday
• Wednesday
• Tuesday
• Monday
• Sunday
• Saturday
• Got Books for Baseball?
• Friday
• Take the challenge at Power Source
• House of Champions offers vacation hitting camps; clinics
• Open house for LHS incoming freshman to be held
• MWCC’s alternative spring break benefits Habitat’s new ReStore
• Great minds think alike
• Enterprise Bank donates Teddy Bears to HealthAlliance
• BOUREKAS JOINS LCU
• ‘Little beauties’ are a New England tradition
• LEOMINSTER GOLDEN AGERS MEET WEEKLY; ANNOUNCE TRIPS
• AARP ANNOUNCES MONTHLY MEETINGS
• A is for apple … B is for big-hearted
• The Golden Years
• MICHAEL A. SICILIANO, JR., 91 Worked many years at Hancock Insurance; U.S. veteran
• POLICE BLOTTER
• JORDAN ACCARDI, 55 Was auto mechanic many years
• DESIRE J. HEBERT, 89 Loved being with his family; was U.S. veteran
• ERNEST D. CHARON JR., 65 Devoted to his family; was avid outdoorsman
• JOYCE E. (SAYLES) GORDON, 71 Was member of the Salvation Army
• DONALD W. MARTIN, 73 Leominster firefighter for 31 years; dedicated to his family
• ELIZABETH C. (MACLELLAN) POIRIER, 79 Was active member of St. Cecilia’s; devoted to her family
• Boy Scouts to sell Easter flowers
• UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ANNOUNCES HOLY WEEK WORSHIP
• PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL TO OFFER EASTER WORSHIP
• Easter season is a time of renewal
• SENATOR BROWN TO ADDRESS ISSUES AFFECTING CENTRAL MASS
• PROJECT APPLES OFFERS ART PROGRAM AND PAJAMA PARTY
• THE LIVES AND CAREERS OF LEOMINSTER AUTHORS
• EXPERT ON HOUSING MARKET TO SHARE INSIGHTS
• What’s in Your Business?
• Time for a vacation?
• AMERICAN FAMILY LINK TO HOST YARD SALE FUND-RAISER
• Leominster DPW ready for French Hill improvements
• JOHN S. MOORE, 64 Accomplished singer-songwriter and guitar virtuoso
• THOMAS P. KAMATARIS, SR., 59 Beloved member of the community; well-known baseball coach
• ROGER L. WILDER, 55 WAS AN ARTIST; WORKED AT GENERAL ELECTRIC
• ASSUNTA ROCCA, 94 Loving mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother
• Walking for Hope
• Celebrating nature!
• Welcome Spring with some Easter favorites
• UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ANNOUNCES HOLY WEEK WORSHIP
• PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL TO OFFER EASTER WORSHIP
• LENTEN RETREAT OFFERED
• Local Catholic Financial Life Chapters contribute $8,504 to Leominster community
• Leaf and Yard Waste Collection is here!
• Hunger in America
• Celebrating Earth Day with ART
• Library to participate in Massachusetts Library Snapshot Day
• What's for Lunch?
• United Way campaign finale and thank you event to be held
• Renaissance Club to host annual fundraiser
• Police Blotter
• LIBRARY TO HOST ‘THE GOLDEN AGE OF RADIO’
• AMERICAN FAMILY LINK TO HOST YARD SALE FUND-RAISER
• COFFEEHOUSE TO FEATURE ROB SIEGEL
• 13TH ANNUAL CURVES FOOD DRIVE KICKS OFF
• BOYS & GIRLS CLUB TO OFFER VACATION CAMP
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WEEK
• Sterling Gymnastics compete at State Cup
• Wachusett Storm attends sectional meet in Florida
• WBCA Division III National Player of the Year has Leominster Roots
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• A chain reaction of kindness and compassion
• Celebrating the life of Dr. Robert Rossi
• Market Yourself for Life
• Celebrating nature in our own backyard
• Senator Scott Brown to visit Leominster
• Leominster teacher to run for autism
• House of Champions offers vacation hitting camps; clinics
• Making a Difference in India
• Barrett Park
• Keep It Clean Express Laundry brings the idea of dream laundry to everyone
• Leominster Youth Football and Cheer to hold sign-ups
• Central Mass sixth-grade boys celebrate championship season
• Champion of the week
• ALBERT J. SAUCIER, 90 Was decorated U.S. veteran; enjoyed music and dancing
• LUCIA (SALAMONE) NAPOLI, 89 Devoted wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother
• HARRY B. WESLEY, JR., 88 Worked at General Electric; was avid photographer
• LEO J. RHEAULT Was dedicated to his family; avid baseball player
• 30 YEARS LOST
• An Evening of Harmony for Art
• A lifetime
• Get that spring feeling with warm-hearted events
• RAIN GARDEN BEAUTY
• SATURDAY
• 1FRIDAY
• SUNDAY
• THURSDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• IN YOUR COMMUNITY
• Filling our Hearts with Music
• Nashua Valley Council Boy Scouts of America selects Lisciotti as Distinguished Citizen
• APPLE OF THEIR EYES
• SPORTSMEN’S ASSOCIATION TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
• LIBRARY CELEBRATES WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH
• TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME…
• TICKETS ON SALE FOR MARK MARQUIS GROUP PERFORMANCE
• LIBRARY SEEKING TEAMS FOR TRIVIA NIGHT
• The safe way to start a new exercise regimen
• Spring has sprung?
• Muse, Wytrwal to wed in October
• Welcome Gabriel!
• Looking pretty for a good cause
• Saturday
• Friday
• Household Hazardous Collection to be held
• Sunday
• Monday
• Tuesday
• Friday
• Thursday
• Wednesday
• HOSPICE VOLUNTEER TRAINING PROGRAM OFFERED
• WAAF 107.3/97.7 FM visits HealthAlliance Hospital
• Curbing Cortisol
• HealthAlliance Hospital supporters “Cut the Rug”
• FITCHBURG STATE TO HOST HAIRCUTS FOR CANCER RESEARCH EVENT
• CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP TO BE HELD
• Local fitness club welcomes Healthways SilverSneakers members at no cost
• Elianna gets a historical greeting
• Samuel Cullen wins St. Anna Geography Bee
• LATV donates major TV upgrade to LHSTV
• APPLEWILD STUDENTS COMPETE IN REGIONAL HISTORY DAY
• LEOMINSTER TO HOLD KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATIONS
• Leominster Public Schools
• ALL CITY MUSICAL PRESENTS ‘THE SOUND OF MUSIC’
• Champion of the Week
• Colella signs letter of intent
• Shining stars
• FOUNDATION TO HOLD 25TH ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP TOURNAMENT
• LEOMINSTER YOUTH FOOTBALL AND CHEER TO HOLD SIGN-UPS
• LEOMINSTER AMERICAN TO HOLD REGISTRATIONS
• Basketball stars hit the hoops
• Team Leominster takes first place in March Madness
• Join Panera Bread’s Cookies for Kids Campaign
• Workers’ Credit Union recognized for small business lending
• Up-to-date obituary information
• Central Animal welcomes Dr. Mike
• Police Blotter
• SANTO SALAMONE, 83 Was proud citizen of U.S.; enjoyed time with family
• Property owners reminded about DigSafe laws
• Sterling agent named a trustee of Realtor Charitable Foundation
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Homestead act expands coverage, rules around property owner changes
• A family home because of location and size
• Boston Marathon team to raise funds for Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation
• Celebrating success
• Living with Wildlife
• VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR OUR SOLDIERS
• ‘HOPE IN THE SPRINGTIME’ BEREAVEMENT PROGRAM OFFERED
• LIBRARY ROBERT CORMIER
• FAMILY + FUN FALL BROOK
• DANCE YOUR WAY TO A CURE
• Happy St. Patrick’s Day
• Pets
• Pets and their humans
• Connors installed as Appleseed Chapter president
• Rosa announces change in information
• I want my mummy
• All you need is love… Beatle’s concert to benefit Our Father’s House
• Thursday
• Wednesday
• Tuesday
• Monday
• Sunday
• Saturday
• Friday
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WEEK
• Blue Devils ends successful season with championship win
• Leominster Central Mass Basketball Hoops
• YOUTH FOOTBALL CHEER
• DICKS SPORTING GOODS TO HOST ONE DAY SHOPPING
• STREET HOCKEY LEAGUE TO HOLD REGISTRATIONS
• LEOMINSTER AMERICAN LITTLE LEAGUE REGISTRATIONS
• Police Blotter
• Up-to-date obituary information
• NELLY HERNANDEZ, 84 Was a resident of Leominster
• LOUIS A. FICKERA, 45 Employed by First Student; enjoyed bowling
• HERBERT W. PRUSSMAN, 63 Member of Massachusetts Fisheries and Wildlife Association
• PATRICIA A. (JORDAN) BERRY, 70 Worked in area nursing facilities
• HELEN ODILE LORTIE, 69 Was a loving wife, mother and memere
• Youth Robotics teams gear up for World Championship
• Leominster High School receives high marks
• Women making a difference
• ‘A person’s a person no matter how small’
• Looks like a pink forecast in our future
• Pack 3 Leominster celebrates scouting
• Family thankful for support from community
• LENTEN SEASON MEANS DELICIOUS FISH DINNERS
• HealthAlliance Guild holds wine and chocolate social
• Healthiness is happiness PINK Revolution to host Family Fitness Night fundraiser
• Tuesday
• I n remembrance
• Champion of the Week
• HOUSE OF CHAMPIONS OFFERS FITNESS TRAINING CAMP
• BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD
• STREET HOCKEY LEAGUE TO HOLD REGISTRATIONS
• Great music for a good cause
• LEOMINSTER YOUTH FOOTBALL CHEER COACHES; PLAYERS
• LEOMINSTER AMERICAN LITTLE LEAGUE REGISTRATIONS
• TAJCI PERFORMS MUSICAL ADAPTATION OF THE CRUCIFIXION STORY
• CUP CRUSADERS PROMOTING CANCER AWARENESS AND FITNESS
• MRS. MARY ROWLANDSON AT THE LIBRARY
• IRMA G. (PADOVANO) OLIVA, 92 Was an active member of the community
• BRENDA L. (NASH) GILMOUR, 71 Enjoyed bingo and spending time with her grandchildren
• DEBORAH O. ASIAMAH, 52 Was loved by all; had an unforgettable smile
• PHYLLIS A. (FLETCHER) FLANAGAN, 78 Was a registered nurse; member of St. Leo Parish
• VIRGINIO A. RENZI, 75 Was devoted to his family; avid sports fan
• MEMORY LANE
• CELEBRATING ST. PATTY’S DAY … at a glance
• Leominster families continue to have loved ones in harm’s way
• CELEBRATE MARDI GRAS THE ITALIAN WAY
• Leominster Central Mass Hoops
• Sports Notes ... at a glance
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WEEK
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TU8ESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• THERESA (CROTEAU) BALDARELLI, 85 Worked at Victory Market Coffee Shop
• PAUL N. NORMANDIN, SR., 83 Enjoyed hunting and fishing; was U.S. veteran
• ANTHONY JOHN BUONO, 79 Was decorated U.S. veteran; avid outdoorsman
• LORRAINE E. (ARSENAULT) BILOW, 83 Worked at Leominster Hospital; cared for the elderly
• IRENE G. (RUSSELL) DUMAS, 79 Dedicated to family; loved the ocean and gatherings
• DOROTHY T. WOOD, 89 Was avid golfer; resident of Sunrise Assisted Living
• Lenten season celebrated at Leominster United Methodist
• Different ways of being the church
• Centerstage features the art of Sandy Litchfield
• Concert to benefit ‘Making a Difference in India’
• MEET MRS. MARY ROWLANDSON AT THE LIBRARY
• VETERANS INFORMATIONAL SEMINAR TO BE HELD
• ‘SPEND SUNDAY AFTERNOON’ AT THE LIBRARY LENTEN SEASON MEANS DELICIOUS FISH DINNERS
• PINK REVOLUTION FAMILY FITNESS NIGHT FUNDRAISER
• POLICE BLOTTE
• Living the ‘green’ life
• United Way’s Community Builders launches volunteer project competition
• Montachusett Home Care seeking to help elders
• LATV donates to Historical Commission
• Let’s send a message: Leominster is closed to scam artists
• AN ACRE AND A HALF OF MEMORIES
• Lady Blue Devils take first round
• YOUTH THEATER PROGRAM TO PERFORM ‘BUGSY MALONE JR.’
• AROUND THE AT THE LEOMINSTER PUBLIC LIBRARY
• OFFICE OF VETERANS’ SERVICES CLOSED FOR TRAINING
• Mayor’s Energy Fund in need of help
• Pick of the Week
• Leominster Eagles
• In our own backyard
• How is a service dog different than a pet?
• RECREATION DEPARTMENT PILATES
• FRIDAY
• SATURDAY
• SUNDAY
• MONDAY
• TUESDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• New England Red Sox and Black Sheep enjoy ‘spring training experience’
• LEOMINSTER YOUTH FOOTBALL CHEER SEEKS COACHES; PLAYERS
• MWCC FITNESS CENTER GIRLS’ SOFTBALL CLINIC
• CMAC HAWKS NORTH TO HOLD TRYOUTS
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WEEK
• St. Anna’s claims championship
• LEOMINSTER AMERICAN TO HOLD TRYOUTS; REGISTRATIONS
• It’s a goal!
• FSU to proclaim zero tolerance for relationship violence
• Creating a sound effect
• Leominster Public Schools Monday, Feb. 28 through Friday, March 4
• Jolicoeur top pick
• Habitat opens store for building supplies
• Mitchell announces top agents for 2010
• A Main Street commercial-residential building to be auctioned Thursday
• BETTY A. SPARKS, 60 Was a flight attendant; 1969 LHS graduate
• EDWARD J. PETERSON JR., 77 Worked at ITT Suprenant; enjoyed traveling
• CANDACE E. WEBER, 27 Was 2002 LHS graduate; marketing manager
• JAKOBE E. SCOTT, INFANT
• JENNIFER HABELOW, 34 Loving daughter, sister, and granddaughter
• ALPHIDE LEGERE, 85 Was U.S. veteran; worked at Whalom Park many years
• THEATRE MOUNT ‘THE DROWSY CHAPERONE’
• CENTERSTAGE PRESENTS ‘THE FEMALE CLOSET HISTORY LESSON’
• For Your Health
• HealthAlliance Hospital celebrates National Go Red Day
• MaryAnn Grady recognized for significant milestone
• Giving the gift of hope
• DAVID MALLETT TO PERFORM AT THE TOWN GREEN COFFEEHOUSE
• LOCAL CREDIT UNIONS TO COSPONSOR FINANCIAL LITERACY FAIR
• A SUNNY WELCOME
• FREE TAX FILING ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE
• OUR FATHER’S HOUSE TO HOST ANNUAL BENEFIT CONCERT
• Leominster Small Business Association’s Spotlight on Business
• Ultimate Electronics closing Leominster store
• Art lovers welcome Modern Edge Art Center
• House passes Unemployment Insurance Rate Freeze Legislation
• A proud original
• Leominster Eagles
• In our own backyard
• How is a service dog different than a pet?
• RECREATION DEPARTMENT PILATES
• YOUTH THEATER PROGRAM TO PERFORM ‘BUGSY MALONE JR.’
• AROUND THE AT THE LEOMINSTER PUBLIC LIBRARY
• OFFICE OF VETERANS’ SERVICES CLOSED FOR TRAINING
• Mayor’s Energy Fund in need of help
• Pick of the Week
• FRIDAY
• SATURDAY
• TUESDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• SUNDAY
• MONDAY
• New England Red Sox and Black Sheep enjoy ‘spring training experience’
• LEOMINSTER AMERICAN TO HOLD TRYOUTS; REGISTRATIONS
• LEOMINSTER YOUTH FOOTBALL CHEER SEEKS COACHES; PLAYERS
• MWCC FITNESS CENTER GIRLS’ SOFTBALL CLINIC
• CMAC HAWKS NORTH TO HOLD TRYOUTS
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WEEK
• St. Anna’s claims championship
• It’s a goal!
• FSU to proclaim zero tolerance for relationship violence
• Creating a sound effect
• Leominster Public Schools Monday, Feb. 28 through Friday, March 4
• Jolicoeur top pick
• Habitat opens store for building supplies
• Mitchell announces top agents for 2010
• A Main Street commercial-residential building to be auctioned Thursday
• BETTY A. SPARKS, 60 Was a flight attendant; 1969 LHS graduate
• EDWARD J. PETERSON JR., 77 Worked at ITT Suprenant; enjoyed traveling
• CANDACE E. WEBER, 27 Was 2002 LHS graduate; marketing manager
• JAKOBE E. SCOTT, INFANT
• JENNIFER HABELOW, 34 Loving daughter, sister, and granddaughter
• ALPHIDE LEGERE, 85 Was U.S. veteran; worked at Whalom Park many years
• THEATRE MOUNT ‘THE DROWSY CHAPERONE’
• CENTERSTAGE PRESENTS ‘THE FEMALE CLOSET HISTORY LESSON’
• For Your Health
• HealthAlliance Hospital celebrates National Go Red Day
• DAVID MALLETT TO PERFORM AT THE TOWN GREEN COFFEEHOUSE
• LOCAL CREDIT UNIONS TO COSPONSOR FINANCIAL LITERACY FAIR
• A SUNNY WELCOME
• FREE TAX FILING ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE
• OUR FATHER’S HOUSE TO HOST ANNUAL BENEFIT CONCERT
• MaryAnn Grady recognized for significant milestone
• Giving the gift of hope
• Leominster Small Business Association’s Spotlight on Business
• House passes Unemployment Insurance Rate Freeze Legislation
• Ultimate Electronics closing Leominster store
• Art lovers welcome Modern Edge Art Center
• A proud original
• Nordic combined
• Two vie for top job at Leominster Public Schools
• Capturing a moment in time
• CORRECTION
• Troop 12 Leominster celebrates scouting
• On a small scale
• Arthritis presentation focuses on ‘move it or lose it’
• THEATRE MOUNT TO PERFORM ‘THE DROWSY CHAPERONE’
• OUR FATHER’S HOUSE TO HOST ANNUAL BENEFIT CONCERT
• CMAC HAWKS NORTH TO HOLD TRYOUTS
• HOUSE OF OFFERS VACATION
• VACATION ALL-SPORTS CAMP TO BE HELD
• Connected to their community
• Central Mass Basketball Hoops
• Leominster Art Center offers activities during school vacation week
• Thursday
• Wednesday
• Tuesday
• Monday
• Sunday
• Saturday
• Friday
• APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED FOR SUMMER RECREATION POSITIONS
• RECREATION DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES UPCOMING TRIPS
• RECREATION DEPARTMENT PILATES
• LIBRARY CHILDREN’S BOOK SALE
• Scholarships available
• Laws of Life essay contest instills values and ethics
• Meet our future leaders
• SHARING A LITTLE LOVE
• SONGBIRDS CELEBRATE VALENTINE’S DAY
• Bereavement Support Group to be held
• Police Blotter
• LENA (PALLERMO) BASQUE, 87 Was a dressmaker; member of St. Leo Parish
• Winter walking
• Cup Crusaders get a little help from their friends
• A Bird’s Eye View
• DOYLE CONSERVATION TO PRESENT ‘AN EVENING OF ELEGANCE’
• LOCAL BAND TO PERFORM BENEFIT CONCERT
• Freezin’ for a reason!
• RECREATION DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES UPCOMING TRIPS
• Winter Woes
• Remembering Jonathan
• Looking for the love of your life?
• Bliss Therapeutic Massage opens new location
• Trinity Salon celebrates successful year
• Police Blotter
• Russell A. Brickey, 81 Was engineer at Morgan Construction for 43 years
• ROSE M. (CUDDAHY) VINCELLI, 77 Was born and raised in Leominster
• ELIZABETH (DARGAN) MARLBOROUGH, 93 Was a loving and caring mother; enjoyed the outdoors
• February Vacation Kid Fun!
• AMERICAN FAMILY LINK SENDING LOVE TO OUR TROOPS
• KIDS SHARING A LOVE OF BOOKS
• KIDS POETRY CLUB TO CELEBRATE LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP
• HAVE A ‘SWINGING’ VALENTINE’S DAY
• LOVE IS IN THE AIR AT THE LIBRARY
• ‘I LOVE NATURE’ SCRAPBOOKING TO BE HELD
• VALENTINE TEA PARTY TO BE HELD
• SINGING VALENTINES ARE MUSIC TO THE HEART
• WORKERS’ CREDIT UNION DONATES $10,000 TO FOOD AND HEATING ASSISTANCE
• TROOP 12 ‘ BANDS’ TOGETHER TO HELP A FAMILY IN NEED
• MAYOR ANNOUNCES ENERGY FUND PARTNERSHIP
• Heidi Hogan’s School of Dance brings warmth to residents
• FALL IN LOVE WITH SNOWSHOEING
• Teen Reach to host Leadership Workshop
• Friday
• Thursday
• Wednesday
• Sunday
• Tuesday
• Monday
• Saturday
• Friday
• LEOMINSTER YOUTH FOOTBALL AND TO HOST BANQUET
• VACATION ALL-SPORTS CAMP
• YOUTH SOCCER TO HOLD SIX-WEEK SKILLS CLINIC
• FOUNDATION TO HOLD 25TH ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP TOURNAMENT
• Leominster Central Mass Hoops
• STATE SOCCER COACHING COURSE OFFERED
• HOUSE OF CHAMPIONS OFFERS HITTING CAMPS; CLINICS
• Mary Penniman signs Letter of Intent with Bryant University
• All-time all-star
• Say it isn’t ‘snow’
• COMMUNITY INVITED TO DONATE TO GINNY’S FOOD PANTRY
• Beating the winter blues
• Softball Association pitches in to help local kids
• Troop 12 ‘bands’ together to help a family in need
• Spring is just a calendar page away
• CELEBRATE VALENTINE’S DAY BARRETT PARK
• YOUTH ROBOTICS TO HOST JUNIOR FIRST LEGO LEAGUE
• Singing Valentines are music to the heart
• Commerce donates to United Way
• Petersen appointed president and CEO
• Ryan named new chair of Emergency Medicine and president of Wachusett Emergency Physicians
• Not your average sushi at Yamato Japan
• Community starts here
• Teens who Rock!
• Senior Briefs
• Knitting friendship and compassion one stitch at a time
• Simplifying 2011
• Healthy to the core
• Curves adds Zumba to shake up the circuit
• CUP OF HOT COCOA WARMS YOUR HEART
• STOP WINTER COLDS IN THEIR TRACKS
• THE A-LIST FOR WINTER
• EXPLORE THE BEAUTY OF THE DOYLE ESTATE
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• JOSEPH DIMARZIO, 87 Was U.S. veteran; worked for Great American Plastic Co.
• BISHOP PETER WEAVER LEOMINSTER UNITED METHODIST
• HELEN ALLEN, 85 Formerly of Leominster; worked for Foster Grant Co.
• HISTORICAL SOCIETY TO HOST FAMILY HISTORY WORKSHOPS
• HEYWOOD HOSPITALHOSTS DIABETIC COOKING CLASS
• CELEBRATE FINNISH CENTER
• DOB MOVES FORECLOSURE, REVERSE MORTGAGE HEARINGS TO FEB. 8
• OUR FATHER’S HOUSE TO HOST ANNUAL BENEFIT CONCERT
• HIT THE SLOPES AT NASHOBA VALLEY TO HELP FIGHT CANCER
• DORIS B. MURPHY, 87 Formerly of Leominster; member of Pilgrim Congregational Church
• BEVERLY M. (WILES) MACDONALD, 82 Was known for her compassion and beautiful smile
• POLICE BLOTTER
• CENTERSTAGE WELCOMES THE MUSIC OF HARRY MANX
• CHAMPION OF THE WEEK
• LEOMINSTER AMERICAN TO MEET; REGISTRATIONS ACCEPTED
• LASSIE LEAGUE TO HOST REGISTRATION NIGHT
• LEOMINSTER YOUTH FOOTBALL AND CHEER TO HOST BANQUET
• HOUSE OF CHAMPIONS OFFERS VACATION CAMPS; CLINICS
• Star athlete hits the hoops with style
• Rain gardens make a difference
• Always on Call collects items
• HealthAlliance Guild holds toy box fundraiser
• A blanket of snow
• Article
• The Long Winter
• Leominster Credit Union presents $25,000 gift to FSU
• Zach Vaillette learns life lessons through scouting
• Callum Connacher
• STATE SOCCER COACHING COURSE OFFERED
• YOUTH SOCCER TO HOLD SIX-WEEK SKILLS CLINIC
• HOUSE OF CHAMPIONS OFFERS VACATION HITTING CAMPS; CLINICS
• Leominster Central Mass Hoops
• ST. LEO SCHOOL TO HOST OPEN HOUSE REGISTRATION
• ST. ANNA ‘YOU DID IT!’
• MOC offers career path opportunities in the healthcare industry
• Leominster Public Schools Monday, Jan. 31 through Friday, Feb. 4
• FRIDAY
• YESTERYEAR PHOTOGRAPHY OFFERS SPECIAL TO BENEFIT TEAM TOMMY
• ICE SKATING PARTY ON BARRETT POND
• YOUTH ROBOTICS JUNIOR FIRST LEGO LEAGUE
• LHS MUSIC BOOSTERS PRESENTS SECOND ANNUAL ICICLE BALL
• CRIME STOPPERS TO HOST MYSTERY DINNER THEATRE
• Going with the flow
• Ware joins business team at Murphy Insurance Agency
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Coventry Estates home has plenty of space for the family
• Choose your escalator carefully
• RUDOLPH J. PORELL JR., 80 Was avid fisherman; worked at Foster Grant Co.
• ROGER J. CORMIER, 79 Was member of Leominster Eagles and Elks lodges
• Police Blotter
• DORIS J. (CAPONE) SENEE, 78 Was a fun loving mother and grandmother
• ANN E. (LENTINI) COLECCHI MALLARD, 83 Enjoyed sewing, traveling and dancing
• HELP BELLA TUCKER
• CELEBRATE THE WINTER SEASON AT THE FINNISH CENTER
• ART MUSEUM TO EXHIBIT JUDE PETERSON COLLECTION
• PATRICK-MURRAY ADMINISTRATION’S DIVISION BANKS
• DRUMMING WORKSHOPS COMING TO FSU
• ST. BERNARD’S PRESENTS ONE-ACT PLAYS
• A second term for Flanagan
• Article
• Police Blotter
• RICCARDO J. CAVAIOLI, 96 Was business owner, World War II Veteran
• JIMMIE HALL, SR., 75 Worked many years as a long haul truck driver
• RAYMOND A. WALSH, 87 Was U.S. veteran; worked for New England Power Source Co.
• LORRAINE R. (LEMIEUX) GAVITA, 80 Was a loving homemaker, enjoyed traveling and playing cards
• JAMES MONROE HARRISON, 68 Was U.S. veteran; enjoyed time with family, hunting and fishing
• DARLENE M. (KEY, DAVIS) FRYE Beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother
• VENDORS INVITED TO INDOOR FLEA MARKET
• BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP
• Twenty contestants, two tribes, but only one “Survivor!”
• CREATE SOME MAGIC AT THE ART MUSEUM
• CELEBRATE THE WINTER SEASON AT THE FINNISH CENTER
• BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OFFERS VACATION ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES
• IS YOUR LITTLE ONE THE NEXT PICASSO?
• ENJOY SPRINGTIME IN WINTER
• ST. BERNARD’S PRESENTS ONE-ACT PLAYS
• Leominster High Alumni share college tips with peers
• Sports Notes.. at a glance
• Hockey the way nature intended
• ALL NET
• Celebrate the season at annual winter carnival
• CALENDAR
• Local Business Owner?
• Evangelidis on right track
• Article
• Medical Associates and Barnes and Noble ‘Reach Out’ for children’s literacy
• Hoping for Sunshine
• SNOWY DAY
• A Boobie Revolution
• ROSEANNA ALTOBELLI, 81 Was a librarian; native of Leominster
• PETER C. THOMAS, 58 Worked in family woodworking business
• ROBERT RENE LEMOINE, 60 Brought laughter to everyone; loved by many
• TIMOTHY W. RICHARDS, 69 Prominent and beloved community member of North Central Mass
• ROBERT E. CREED, SR., 87 Was U.S. veteran; loved camping and playing cribbage
• JEAN ANN BENHAM, 61 Had a gentle and positive spirit; loved family vacations
• MARJORIE E. (WHITE) GRENIER, 87 Her family was her passion; was lifelong resident
• ARTHUR BISSON, 77 Proudly served his country; worked in security
• PFC AMIRAULT GRADUATES FROM BOOT CAMP
• Dare To Dream
• Weaving the gift of Warmth
• One Man’s View: In The Rearview Mirror
• Compassion and support for our furry friends appreciated
• Always On Call thanks the community for its generosity
• Calendar
• IN YOUR COMMUNITY
• Peaceful protests are needed
• Celebrating a legacy
• United Way’s $26K distribution helps restock food pantries
• Employees give back during the holidays
• Alzheimer’s Partnership donates to the less fortunate
• Evening benefits Dave Maillet
• Parents and Children find ‘The Great Escape’
• Dominic Aprio Delgado
• St. Bernard’s names winter sports captains
• Central Mass Basketball
• YOUTH SOCCER TO HOLD SIX-WEEK SKILLS CLINIC
• A work in progress
• JOHN P. KEATING JR., 87
• ROSE T. (MARCIK) BASHAW, 83 Was longtime secretary for Evergreen Cemetery
• RICHARD JOSEPH LAVIN, 80 Was an educator and consultant
• EDGAR R. WORTHEN, 90 Was a U.S. veteran; avid hunter and fisherman
• KATHRYN A. COULTER, 53 Was a graduate of Leominster High School
• TERESA F. MELLO Worked for Leominster Fire Department; loved her pets
• New network reaches out for members among the unemployed
• Bring on the New Year!
• Leominster True and Blue
• Foggia Club and Ginny’s adds a smile to children’s faces
• Mayor Mazzarella Shares Inaugural Comments
• KICKING OFF THE NEW YEAR WITH HEALTH!
• Calendar
• Central Mass Hoops
• RECREATION DEPARTMENT OFFERS TEEN BASKETBALL LEAGUE
• POP WARNER TO HOLD
• LHS hockey team sets goal to recapture a bit of magic
• A picture says a thousand words this Christmas
• Chemistry in basketball equals success
• Central Mass Hoops
• ALL-SPORTS CAMP TO FOCUS ON FUN AND LEARNING
• HOUSE OF CHAMPIONS TO HOLD HITTING CAMP
• Embracing family and friends
• Reader: ‘No need to raise taxes every year’
• AGNES T. SELINGA, 91 Fondly nicknamed “Honey”; was avid bingo player
• ALBERT L. BRASILI, 75 Was longtime meat cutter; enjoyed sports and Italian music
• EDWARD WERNER HYTINEN, 70 Owned Werner’s; had a passion for teaching and learning
• LORRAINE MARIE (BROOKS) GOWDY, 75 Was a devoted caregiver; had a love for baking
• ARTHUR F. GAGE, 88 Was decorated veteran; honored as city’s grand marshal
• PHYLLIS H. (CORKUM) DUBE, 75 Worked in local beauty shops; enjoyed crafts and gardening
• GARY S. OTWAY, 63 Was U.S. Army veteran; resident of Leominster
• LUCY R. (FARINELLI) BARONE, 86 Owned Barone’s Pharmacy with her husband
• SPANISH CENTER GIVES OUT COATS FOR THE LESS FORTUNATE
• MILDRED E. (KING) HEMBROW, 94 Worked as a social worker; enjoyed time with family
• UNITED WAY’S $26K DISTRIBUTION HELPS RESTOCK FOOD PANTRIES
• Southeast students fill City Hall with holiday joy
• CUB SCOUTS BRING CHEER TO SENIORS
• BELIEVE
• Inspiring beauty inside and out
• The twinkle of a Christmas tree shines in remembrance
• CALENDAR
• LoveLight memorial event celebrates 16 years
• LISTEN TO THE SONGS WITH THE DANCING SNOWMAN!
• IT’S YOUR BUSINESS
• Holiday baskets distributed by Exchange Club
• ANIMAL HOSPITAL TO SPONSOR PET FOOD DRIVE
• JITTERZ CAFÉ TO HOST HOLIDAY BRUNCH BENEFIT
• Champion of the Week
• Brady Martin named to National All-Star Bowl
• “They’re playing basketball…”
• Central Mass Basketball Hoops
• Sports Notes… at a glance
• Get FEISTY to beat Alzheimer’s
• AARP ANNOUNCES NEW YEAR’S EVE CELEBRATION
• Leominster Public Schools Monday, Dec. 20 through Friday, Dec. 24
• St. Anna’s pajama party raises money for seniors
• Samoset gives back
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Propane safety during winter storm
• Contemporary Cape: A Sterling Situation
• Dreaming of a White Christmas? Consider a ‘Green’ One Instead
• MARJORIE J. (WHEELER) RACE, 89 Worked for Leominster Hospital many years
• Slow This Holiday Train Down
• CAMILLE E. (SAMBITO) POSCO, 95 Owned and operated Posco Printing Co.
• ALICE W. (LOCKE) SURRETTE, 95 Worked for Foster Grant many years; enjoyed bingo
• JAMES A. PERKINS, 53 Had a generous heart; was active in the community
• AGATINA A. (SALAFIA) TURBIDE, 87 Had the gift of creativity; enjoyed time with family
• Celebrating Christmas in style
• Union Bread ~ a bakery filled with delicious tradition and heritage
• Shepherd’s Corner
• Opening their hearts and home for children
• CALENDAR
• Keeping kids warm
• OUR FATHER’S HOUSE SEEKING DONATIONS FOR THE NEEDY
• VISIT A HISTORIC MANSION FOR A GOOD CAUSE
• CREDIT UNION HOPES ITS GIVING TREE WILL DELIGHT 100 CHILDREN
• ANIMAL HOSPITAL TO SPONSOR PET FOOD DRIVE
• SANTA CLAWS IS COMING TO TOWN; PROCEEDS BENEFIT ADOPTABLE PETS
• Happy Birthday Memories!
• Nicholas Rheault achieves rank of Eagle Scout
• BECOME THE SPEAKER YOU WANT TO BE
• BRIDGE CLUB MEETS WEEKLY
• BOOK IT! AT THE LIBRARY
• HOLIDAY PORTRAITS AVAILABLE AT ART CENTER
• PROJECT APPLES PRESENTS PARENTING WORKSHOP
• Fine Arts/Theatre Company to perform ‘The Music Man’
• Sports Notes… at a glance
• Project George named softball champions
• Leominster Central Mass Hoops
• Champion of the Week
• What's for Lunch?
• Grade 8 officers
• Grade 7 officers
• Officers elected at Samoset
• Shea Hutchinson goes above and beyond
• Johnny Appleseed Harmonizers welcome the feminine touch
• Evening to focus on saving lives in gay youth
• Correction
• Happy Birthday, Louie!
• LOIS G. (PULSIFER) MALONE, 80 Was a devoted mother, grandmother and aunt
• MARGARET ANN (KAUFMAN) ROY, 51 Enjoyed spending time with her family
• ROBERT B. ROSSI, MD, 82 Was highly respected and well-known pediatrician
• LAVERNE E. (HENDERSON) PALMER, 72 Was longtime Leominster resident
• RICHARD H. TUCKER, VI, 81 Was standout football player at LHS; U.S. veteran
• SYLVIO CONRAD BLANCHETTE, 85 His life centered on his family, faith and beautiful gardens
• GERTRUDE M. (KILLELEA) SCHROEN, 88 Worked at Fort Devens; adored her grandchildren
• MEMORY LANE
• Appleseed gives back to community
• Got Zumba!
• Noveau Skin Care Studio offers healthy skin treatments
• A hearty laugh
• Sleep Better
• Connors joins HealthAlliance Board of Trustees
• Small Business Association holds successful blood drive
• Running in honor of one of Leominster’s finest
• Showing true Christmas spirit
• FREE BELL CONCERT TO RING IN THE NEW YEAR
• LOCAL CHURCH INVITES COMMUNITY TO CHRISTMAS SERVICES
• Festive music is in the air this Sunday!
• CALENDAR
• Holiday Stroll & Mayor’s Tree Lighting December 4Th Downtown Leominter 2010
• Women on Target held at Sportsmen’s Club
• Teens scream for fun at the library
• Brownies proudly celebrate Veterans Day
• Local plant honored for environmental and economic achievement
• Leominster to receive funds for Fournier Park
• Pop Warner Pee Pee squad achieves big accomplishments
• 4TH ANNUAL ‘BIKES FOR KIDS’ HELPS CHILDREN IN NEED
• CELEBRATE ‘THE MOST PEACEFUL NIGHT OF THE YEAR’
• FINE ARTS/THEATRE COMPANY TO PERFORM ‘THE MUSIC MAN’
• TICKETS ON SALE FOR BEATLES TRIBUTE BAND
• CHRISTMAS COLLECTION FOR BWRI
• PRO ATHLETICS ALL STAR CHEERLEADING PROGRAM TO HOLD TRY-OUTS
• CHRISTMAS VACATION ALL-SPORTS CAMP TO FOCUS ON FUN AND LEARNING
• Bobby Vorse sets goal for team championship
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WEEK
• Reaching for the Win
• LEOMINSTER GOLDEN AGERS MEET WEEKLY
• OPTIONS COUNSELING AVAILABLE TO ELDERS
• MHCC OFFERS NEW AND IMPROVED WEBSITE
• Keystone Center offers a sunset view
• Holiday shopping with a disability
• Mayor reflects on the true meaning of the Season
• ‘It’s Christmastime in the City’
• Venerini Sisters celebrate centennial year
• St. Paul Catholic Schools Consortium celebrate their mission
• City sidewalks, busy sidewalks. Dressed in holiday style In the air there’s a feeling of Christmas...
• EDGAR VARGAS, 46
• LOCAL CHAPTER AIRS TALK ON MA HEALTH CURRICULUM
• CALENDAR
• CENTERSTAGE PRESENTS AN EVENING OF HOLIDAY MUSIC
• MONTACHUSETT CHORALE TO PERFORM HOLIDAY CONCERT
• HOLIDAY STROLL TO BE CELEBRATED
• GOING BANANAS FOR READING!
• PEACE, ART AND YOGA!
• Where Eagles dare to fly
• Accentuate the positive
• FALCON PLAYERS TO STAGE ‘EVIL DEAD: THE MUSICAL!’
• Festival of Trees to light up City Hall
• Local youth honored for their accomplishments on and off the field
• PERFECT!!!
• Clarification
• It’s starting to look a lot like… Mr. Christmas
• RICHARD R. DENIS, 72 Was U.S. veteran; enjoyed the outdoors and coaching
• PAUL O. HAMEL, 78 Was U.S. veteran; worked at St. Bernard’s Elementary
• CATHERINE SCHILL, 102 Was member of Our Lady of the Lake Parish
• FOLLOW THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD TO STRATTON PLAYERS
• ENJOY A CELTIC NIGHT WITH ‘ENTER THE HAGGIS’
• An old-fashioned Christmas comes from the heart
• THRIFT SHOP OPEN EACH SATURDAY
• CELEBRATE ‘THE MOST PEACEFUL NIGHT OF THE YEAR’
• LIVING CHRISTMAS PAGEANT TO BE PRESENTED
• ENRICH THE CELEBRATION OF THE CHRISTMAS SEASON
• Happy Birthday to you ~ Louis Charpentier!
• Calendar
• The heat is on
• Daily Bread celebrates one year of helping the community
• CELEBRATING ‘MR. CHRISTMAS’ LOUIE CHARPENTIER
• REMEMBERING LOVED ONES AT CELEBRATION
• FESTIVAL OF TREES TO LIGHT UP CITY HALL
• ‘HANGING OF THE GREENS’ MARKS THE ADVENT
• 4TH ANNUAL ‘BIKES FOR KIDS’ HELPS CHILDREN IN NEED
• KIDS’ SAFETY DEMO
• Leominster to receive funds for Fournier Park
• ‘A NIGHT OF GIVING’ TO BE HELD
• Untitled
• Kids are ‘Caught Being Good’ at Fall Brook
• St. Bernard’s honors local Veterans
• STUDENTS JUMP FOR HEART HEALTH
• Samoset students get the dirt on soil
• Alexandria Gomez colorfully illustrates Peace
• Leominster Public Schools Monday, Nov. 22 through Friday, Nov. 26
• Young imaginations hard at work
• POLICE B L O T T E R
• Be thankful for tradition
• One Man’s View: 3-8 or 1-0?
• Support for caregivers recognized
• Thank You’ to NRWA Water Monitors
• RICHARD A. SHAW, 77 Was little league manager for many years
• WILLIAM A. HIMMER, 65 Coached youth sports; was avid collector
• MARY E. CURRIER, 62 Formerly of Leominster; enjoyed time with family
• NANCY A. (KANE) BARASSI, 79 Member of St. Anna Parish; telephone operator
• LUCY R. (DIGLORIA) SALVATELLI, 88 Loved her family; making pizzelles and gardening
• M. GAIL ARNOLD, 73 Worked for U.S. Government; active in the community
• Five O’Clock Shadow to perform at Applewild
• HOLIDAY GIFTS MADE NATURALLY
• MUSEUM TO HOST FESTIVAL OF TREES
• DAVID POOLE FEATURED AT CENTERSTAGE
• THEATRE AT THE MOUNT TO PERFORM ‘SILVER BELLS’
• Realty Team adds three new agents
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Wessels joins Tom Ruble Real Estate Services
• Split-level home on Crestview Drive offers lots of options
• Team work, respect and a pinch of fun
• ‘Breakfast for the Bands’ celebrates 16 years of tradition
• CALENDAR
• D’Ambrosio Eye Care welcomes Adam Jacobowitz, M.D.
• All Points Limousine
• Dandini Landscaping continues successful business
• Buffalo Wild Wings arrives at Twin Cities
• Up-to-date obituary information
• BECOME THE SPEAKER YOU WANT TO BE
• JOSEPH A. POULIN, 92 Was decorated veteran; worked at Foster Grant
• CELEBRATING 100 YEARS!
• ALTHEA V. (CAPONE) GALLANT, 97 Worked for City Cleaners
• Creating lifelong learning
• VICTOR E. DIRUSSO, 91 Was decorated veteran; cherished his family
• CALENDAR
• ISABELLA E. (MAMMONE) DEPASQUALE, 95 Was a loving mother and wife
• Leominster Public Schools Monday, Nov. 15 through Friday, Nov. 19
• GEORGE E. ST. ONGE, 77 Was U.S. veteran; worked at Leominster Hospital
• CRAFTERS AND VENDORS INVITED TO HOLIDAY FAIR
• Brittany’s Got Talent
• Leominster Emergency Management gets a face lift
• A warm way to give back
• A piece of history on display
• A little love goes a long way
• Champions of the Week
• ST. BERNARD’S TO HOLD ENTRANCE EXAM
• Bernardians girl’s soccer reflect on a season to remember
• ST. BERNARD’S TO PERFORM ‘DEATH BY CHOCOLATE’
• Blue Devils capture State Championship
• COMMERCE BANK HOSTING FOOD DRIVE
• A special gift to veterans
• ART ASSOCIATION TO HOST MONTHLY MEETING
• Leominster Disabilities Commission:
• SIXTH ANNUAL ‘TASTE OF NORTH CENTRAL’ TO BE HELD
• JAMES B. CORMIER, 58 Was life-long resident of Legate Hill
• CIRCLE OF ARTISTS TO HOST EXHIBIT AND SALE
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WEEK
• ST. BERNARD’S TO PERFORM ‘DEATH BY CHOCOLATE’
• Junior PeeWee’s heading to the playoffs
• LEOMINSTER GOLDEN AGERS MEET WEEKLY
• First time homebuyers course to be offered in Hubbardston
• INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERNET
• Cosmetic Improvements: A True False Tip List
• MONTACHUSETT HOME CARE SPONSORS ‘SOCKS FOR SENIORS’
• Students prepare for change of landscape
• AARP ANNOUNCES UPCOMING TRIPS
• Being a kid (again!) in Leominster – priceless
• Senior Calendar
• The color of blue
• Residents celebrate Halloween in style
• Step back in time to Camelot
• Halloween candy - trick or treat?
• Leominster’s Election Results
• Local author to speak at Patriot Place
• LIBRARY TO HOST SMALL BUSINESS WORKSHOP
• You just won the Super Bowl… What are you going to do next?
• ARMAND E. BRASSARD, 85 Worked as a mason for many years
• ART CENTER CELEBRATES NATIVE AMERICAN ART
• Leominster Art Association to paint the town
• ROBERT TELLIER, 68 Was respected teacher; had vibrant personality
• PIERCE’S CELEBRATES WITH OPEN HOUSE
• CALENDAR
• OBITUARIES JAMES B. CORMIER, 58 Was life-long resident of Legate Hill
• VENERINI SISTERS TO CELEBRATE THEIR CENTENNIAL
• PAULINE M. (CASACCA) GASKINS, 79 Enjoyed time with family, the beach and cooking
• CITY TO HONOR ITS VETERANS
• BEVERLEY ANN (OBERG) IRVINE, 73 Was a registered nurse; enjoyed caring for her family
• Halloween
• SAY ‘THANK YOU’ WITH SPA DAY GIVEAWAY
• CORRECTION
• JEREMY BELL TO ENTERTAIN AUDIENCES; BENEFIT OUR FATHER’S HOUSE
• St. Bernard’s honors its own
• CALENDAR
• Traditions
• Voting Information
• You be the judge
• Elizabeth Sergey honored as Youth of the Year
• One Man’s View: Colors
• Emergency Management passes the test
• LUZI (FELLNER) MCDONALD, 82 Family was her world; had a kind heart and sense of humor
• There’s light at the end of the tunnel
• CATHERINE A. (MORAIS) COULTER, 86 Was a resident of Leominster
• Boy Scouts go a long way for merit badge
• NANCY J. SCARPIGNATO, 57 Active member of Chapel of All Saints; enjoyed her family
• Fundraiser a success for Karyn Polito
• KENNETH H. OSBORN, SR., 91 Owned and operated Osborn’s Turkey Farm; U.S. veteran
• Leominster Youth Football Weekly Round Up
• CENTER OFFERS CAREGIVER SERIES
• Champion of the Week
• CHARITABLE GIVING TO BE DISCUSSED
• Leominster Public Schools
• JEREMY BELL TO ENTERTAIN AUDIENCES; BENEFIT OUR FATHER’S HOUSE
• DelMonaco attends ‘Top Agent’ retreat
• TWIN CITY TOASTMASTERS MEETS WEEKLY
• REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
• WALK IN STYLE AT WORKSHOP, EXHIBIT
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Haste makes waste
• Massachusetts Price Index now down for third month in a row
• LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE TO CELEBRATE AUTUMN
• From Rome with Love
• Colonial-style house provides more than is expected
• LIBRARY TO HOST SMALL BUSINESS WORKSHOP
• Lions and tigers and doggies, oh my!
• Reader asks for support for Jen Flanagan
• ART CENTER CELEBRATES NATIVE AMERICAN ART
• Halloween
• Vote for a good man
• EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT HOSTS ‘EDDIE EAGLE GUNSAFE’ PROGRAM
• HealthAlliance ranks fourth in state for treatment of heart attacks
• DR. EDWARD A. CATALDO, 85 Well-known podiatrist; active member of the community
• Simply helping
• Tickets on sale for Firefighters’ Ball planned for November
• Leominster’s football heritage honored with induction ceremony and game
• Historic homes tour
• IMPRESSIONISTIC PAINTINGS ON EXHIBIT AT ROLLSTONE
• LHS Golf Team ends season with success
• Filling the shelves
• CHARITABLE GIVING TO BE DISCUSSED
• PASTA DINNER TO BENEFIT LEAGUE
• Evangelidis will be tough but fair with criminals
• STRESS RELIEF EXERCISES OFFERED AT ROOTS NATURAL FOODS
• AYF sends three teams to the playoffs
• Vote for Foley on his qualifications
• EXPLORING NATURE AND YOUR ARTISTIC SELF
• PAWS for positive behavior
• Evangelidis will show up for the job
• TWIN CITY TOASTMASTERS MEETS WEEKLY
• A day of bocce enjoyed by all
• Lew is the clear choice
• THANKSGIVING PIE SALE TO BE HELD
• What's for lunch?
• Foley best candidate for Sheriff
• NRWA TO HOST ANNUAL MEETING
• Classmates reunite!
• Spend Sunday afternoon in harmony
• WALKING IN STYLE AT WORKSHOP
• Planting the seed of caring one pumpkin at a time
• CALENDAR
• ENJOY TRADITIONAL IRISH SOUNDS WITH CHERISH THE LADIES
• POLICE B L O T T E R
• WCU celebrates this year’s Relay for Life success
• Difficulties facing wounded veterans to be explored
• THEODORE J. AMATO, 61 Was decorated U.S. veteran; enjoyed Little League coaching
• A chop above the rest
• Flanagan, Neil spar over level of taxation during debate
• RICHARD W. PITTS, 72 Had a love and passion for cooking; U.S. veteran
• SHINE Initiative hosts
• DELIA M. (SCAFICCHIA) ANTIL, 90 Was a skilled cook and seamstress; enjoyed traveling
• Hospital Guild holds Annual Fall Meeting
• MICHELINA P. (LASORSA) RUSSO, 87 Was a wonderful cook and homemaker
• Sweets to Eat
• ELIZABETH A. (ALBANESE) BARTLETT, 86 Was an avid camper; enjoyed many hobbies
• Spend Sunday afternoon in harmony
• Filling the shelves
• CHARITABLE GIVING TO BE DISCUSSED
• PASTA DINNER TO BENEFIT LEAGUE
• Evangelidis will be tough but fair with criminals
• STRESS RELIEF EXERCISES OFFERED AT ROOTS NATURAL FOODS
• AYF sends three teams to the playoffs
• Vote for Foley on his qualifications
• EXPLORING NATURE AND YOUR ARTISTIC SELF
• PAWS for positive behavior
• Evangelidis will show up for the job
• TWIN CITY TOASTMASTERS MEETS WEEKLY
• A day of bocce enjoyed by all
• Lew is the clear choice
• THANKSGIVING PIE SALE TO BE HELD
• What's for lunch?
• Foley best candidate for Sheriff
• NRWA TO HOST ANNUAL MEETING
• Classmates reunite!
• Spend Sunday afternoon in harmony
• WALKING IN STYLE AT WORKSHOP
• Planting the seed of caring one pumpkin at a time
• CALENDAR
• ENJOY TRADITIONAL IRISH SOUNDS WITH CHERISH THE LADIES
• POLICE B L O T T E R
• WCU celebrates this year’s Relay for Life success
• Difficulties facing wounded veterans to be explored
• THEODORE J. AMATO, 61 Was decorated U.S. veteran; enjoyed Little League coaching
• A chop above the rest
• Flanagan, Neil spar over level of taxation during debate
• RICHARD W. PITTS, 72 Had a love and passion for cooking; U.S. veteran
• SHINE Initiative hosts
• DELIA M. (SCAFICCHIA) ANTIL, 90 Was a skilled cook and seamstress; enjoyed traveling
• Hospital Guild holds Annual Fall Meeting
• MICHELINA P. (LASORSA) RUSSO, 87 Was a wonderful cook and homemaker
• Sweets to Eat
• ELIZABETH A. (ALBANESE) BARTLETT, 86 Was an avid camper; enjoyed many hobbies
• HealthAlliance ranks fourth in state for treatment of heart attacks
• DR. EDWARD A. CATALDO, 85 Well-known podiatrist; active member of the community
• Simply helping
• Tickets on sale for Firefighters’ Ball planned for November
• Leominster’s football heritage honored with induction ceremony and game
• Historic homes tour
• IMPRESSIONISTIC PAINTINGS ON EXHIBIT AT ROLLSTONE
• LHS Golf Team ends season with success
• Tickets on sale for Firefighters’ Ball planned for November
• Boys & Girls welcomes Flanagan; DiNatale and Rosa
• Historic house tour to be held
• Early Detection is Key
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WEEK
• Memory Lane: The History of Leominster Football
• LHS Boys and Girls soccer netting success
• Fighting breast cancer with the color pink
• Sports Notes… at a glance
• HAUNTED HAPPENINGS
• Leominster Public Schools Monday, Oct. 18 through Friday, Oct. 22
• 1933 REVISTED
• Tickets on sale for Firefighters’ Ball planned for November
• CALENDAR
• POLICE B L O T T E R
• Boys & Girls welcomes Flanagan; DiNatale and Rosa
• Historic house tour to be held
• Halloween Enigma
• Reader endorses Flanagan for State Senate
• Foley is ready face challenges
• Pretty in Pink
• MARY G. (TESTA) TATA, 81 Beloved wife, mother, grandmother
• JOSEPH A. LOVE, 92 Was Leominster’s oldest surviving firefighter
• COMMERCE BANK TO HOST KID’S SAFETY EVENT
• IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
• Mayor Mazzarella to host meeting on grant funding
• Team CURVacEous walks for cancer support
• YOUR CITY AT A GLANCE
• B-I-N-G-O AND CLOTHING DRIVE HELD EACH THURSDAY AT KNIGHTS
• Four keys to smooth sales and bargain buys
• CALENDAR
• Realtors: Market still uncertain
• A SPECIAL DAY CELEBRATING A SPECIAL MAN
• Rivard joins Fidelity Bank as VP and home loan specialist
• Townhouse is compact, convenient, cared-for
• Magic in the library
• Made in Leominster? You bet.
• Foley still most qualified
• 17th Annual Johnny Appleseed Festival
• Evangelidis has what it takes
• Made in Leominster’ to highlight city’s products
• Experience valuable asset for Sheriff’s Department
• Art Center aglow with ‘The Colors of Autumn’
• ROBERT W. GALLANT, 85 Was a U.S. Navy veteran of WWII and Korean War
• Leominster Youth Football Weekly Round Up
• JOSEPH J. RUBERTI, 88 Was U.S. veteran; loving and kind man
• Sports Notes… at a glance
• THOMAS L. DIGERONIMO, 54 Was LHS graduate; had a sense of humor and love of life
• Field hockey season in full swing
• FRANK RUSHINSKI, 94 Was decorated U.S. veteran and POW; worked at Fort Devens
• Take a Look’ at Applewild
• Community shows they care
• LEOMINSTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS MONDAY, OCT. 4 THROUGH FRIDAY, OCT. 8
• Up, Up & Away
• Long-time area resident joins Town & Country in Leominster office
• CHURCH TO HOST FLEA MARKET; DONATIONS WELCOME
• Safeguard your home and wallet
• ALZHEIMER MEMORY WALK TO BE HELD
• Apple pie recipe that is dear to the heart
• ST. ANNA SCHOOL CELEBRATES GRANDPARENTS
• Life Care Center celebrates with free concert
• Leominster Public Schools Monday, Sept. 27 through Friday, Oct. 1
• Governor Patrick and Attorney General Coakley visit Leominster
• POLICE B L O T T E R
• The allure of the apple orchard
• 17th Johnny Appleseed Festival celebrates the season and the community
• Take in the celebration
• HISTORIC TOUR TO BE HELD
• Take your Pick
• BOOK-IT! TO YOUR LIBRARY
• ST. ANNA SCHOOL TO HOST ANNUAL GALA
• Celebrate the spirit of Johnny Appleseed
• SCOTT A. MARTIN SR., 43 Enjoyed fishing, hunting, and riding motorcycles
• BARRETT PARK TO HOST ‘TERROR IN THE WOODS’
• Health Alliance helps to keep kids safe
• LOUISE E. (CRANE) RYDER, 84 Enjoyed novels and poetry; arts and crafts
• FUNDRAISER PLANNED FOR FIRE VICTIMS
• CALENDAR
• LESTER KNOWLES HARVIE, 87 Was World War II veteran; devoted family man
• B-I-N-G-O AND CLOTHING DRIVE HELD EACH THURSDAY AT KNIGHTS
• Leominster couple rolls into Fitchburg with specialty shop
• KAREN A. CORLISS, 45 Adored her beloved family, friends and
• ZUMBA YOUR WAY TO HEALTH
• ALZHEIMER MEMORY WALK TO BE HELD
• ALPHONSE C. PIERMARINI JR., 60 Had a passion for music; performed in many bands
• VETERANS POST 1807 DONATES TO FOOD PANTRY
• TICKETS ON SALE FOR FIREFIGHTERS’ BALL PLANNED FOR NOVEMBER
• OKTOBERFEST TO BE HELD AT SAIMA PARK
• Reader ‘Foley deserves to be next sheriff’
• FALLING IN LOVE WITH ART
• LOCAL ATHLETES NAMED CAPTAINS AT ST. B’S
• MOTORCYCLE POKER RUN TO SUPPORT CANCER RESEARCH
• LEOMINSTER YOUTH FOOTBALL WEEKLY ROUND UP
• STRATTON PLAYERS CELEBRATES SEASON OPENING WITH ‘MOONLIGHT AND MAGNOLIAS”
• Jill Kirouac, impressive on and off the field
• THEATRE AT THE MOUNT TO PERFORM ‘LEADING LADIES’
• LEOMINSTER GOLDEN AGERS MEET WEEKLY
• DONNA (SYNOGROUND) WALKER, 78 Was member of St. Leo Parish
• Champion of the week
• TICKETS ON SALE FOR THEATRE AT THE MOUNT’S ‘LEADING LADIES’
• Bernardian’s football team a confident group
• MOTORCYCLE POKER RUN TO SUPPORT CANCER RESEARCH
• YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE ITALIAN TO PLAY BOCCE
• FRIENDS TO HOST BOOK SALES
• SWIM CLUB TO HOLD INFORMAL TRYOUTS
• IT’S CHRISTMAS TIME IN THE CITY
• BASKETBALL LEAGUE TO HOLD TRYOUTS
• FESTIVAL TO FEATURE FINNISH ART AND STORY
• Leominster High School Varsity Football Roster
• LEOMINSTER SYNAGOGUE WELCOMES ALL TO HIGH HOLIDAYS
• HOUSE OF CHAMPIONS TO HOST FALL ACADEMY
• ‘AS WE AGE’ HEALTH FAIR TO BE HELD
• One Man’s View: Glory Days
• ART ASSOCIATION KICKS OFF 46TH SEASON
• Take a day to care
• leominsterparent part of the baystateparent family
• Post 151 American Legion of Leominster hoping to have auxiliary again
• Ocean State opens ahead of schedule
• PAUL FRANCIS TATRO, 92 U.S. veteran; was avid hunter and Boston Red Sox fan
• Putting a face to a flag
• WILLIAM J. LEBLANC JR., 82 Was decorated veteran; worked for Borden Chemical
• UNITED METHODIST CHURCH RESUMES FALL SCHEDULE
• LHS Band brings music to your ears
• SCOTT EDWARD TARDIFF SR., 41 Served in U.S. Air Force; Harley Davidson motorcycle enthusiast
• LHS CLASS OF 1985 PLANS REUNION
• Beginning of school year gets an A+
• MANUEL SOTO-MUÑOZ, 64 Loved his family most of all; enjoyed fishing
• MONTACHUSETT HOME CARE TO HOST ‘ANNUAL BREAKFAST’
• How sweet it is!
• JOSEPH FRANCIS DAVENPORT, 90 Was U.S. veteran; faithful New York Yankees fan
• Your ‘treasures’ could save lives
• CALENDAR
• JAMES D. MARCHETTI, 43 Member of St. Anna Parish; native of Leominster
• LHS Varsity Football
• Putting a face to a flag
• WILLIAM J. LEBLANC JR., 82 Was decorated veteran; worked for Borden Chemical
• UNITED METHODIST CHURCH RESUMES FALL SCHEDULE
• LHS Band brings music to your ears
• SCOTT EDWARD TARDIFF SR., 41 Served in U.S. Air Force; Harley Davidson motorcycle enthusiast
• LHS CLASS OF 1985 PLANS REUNION
• Beginning of school year gets an A+
• MANUEL SOTO-MUÑOZ, 64 Loved his family most of all; enjoyed fishing
• MONTACHUSETT HOME CARE TO HOST ‘ANNUAL BREAKFAST’
• How sweet it is!
• JOSEPH FRANCIS DAVENPORT, 90 Was U.S. veteran; faithful New York Yankees fan
• Your ‘treasures’ could save lives
• CALENDAR
• JAMES D. MARCHETTI, 43 Member of St. Anna Parish; native of Leominster
• LHS Varsity Football
• DONNA (SYNOGROUND) WALKER, 78 Was member of St. Leo Parish
• Champion of the week
• TICKETS ON SALE FOR THEATRE AT THE MOUNT’S ‘LEADING LADIES’
• Bernardian’s football team a confident group
• MOTORCYCLE POKER RUN TO SUPPORT CANCER RESEARCH
• YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE ITALIAN TO PLAY BOCCE
• FRIENDS TO HOST BOOK SALES
• SWIM CLUB TO HOLD INFORMAL TRYOUTS
• IT’S CHRISTMAS TIME IN THE CITY
• BASKETBALL LEAGUE TO HOLD TRYOUTS
• FESTIVAL TO FEATURE FINNISH ART AND STORY
• Leominster High School Varsity Football Roster
• LEOMINSTER SYNAGOGUE WELCOMES ALL TO HIGH HOLIDAYS
• HOUSE OF CHAMPIONS TO HOST FALL ACADEMY
• ‘AS WE AGE’ HEALTH FAIR TO BE HELD
• One Man’s View: Glory Days
• ART ASSOCIATION KICKS OFF 46TH SEASON
• Take a day to care
• leominsterparent part of the baystateparent family
• Post 151 American Legion of Leominster hoping to have auxiliary again
• Ocean State opens ahead of schedule
• PAUL FRANCIS TATRO, 92 U.S. veteran; was avid hunter and Boston Red Sox fan
• JOHN F. DORMAN JR., 57
• Varsity Football Schedule
• PASQUALINA “LENA” J. (LATTORE) CICCOLINI, 95
• Varsity Football Roster
• An Extraordinary Year
• Are you ready for some football?
• FESTIVAL TO FEATURE FINNISH ART AND STORY
• ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT PLANNED
• GARDEN CLUB KICKS OFF NEW YEAR
• HOUSE OF CHAMPIONS TO HOST FALL BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL ACADEMY
• WRITERS AND POETS CLUB KICKS OFF MEETINGS
• Division 3 champions celebrate season
• UNITED WAY’S DAY OF CARING TO BE HELD SEPT. 23RD
• HISTORICAL PIANO CONCERTS KICKS OFF FALL SEASON
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WEEK
• Leominster to receive Department of Justice funds
• HAWK WATCH AT WACHUSETT MOUNTAIN
• Leominster Public Schools Monday, Sept. 13 through Friday, Sept. 17
• Kids Day
• CENTERSTAGE FEATURES THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF JULES AARONS
• POLICE B L O T T E R
• PROJECT APPLES PRESENTS ‘EDUCATING THE HEART’
• For your health
• Foley portrays experience, leadership and professionalism
• BARRETT PARK THE PERFECT PLACE FOR A MOVIE
• ALWAYS ON CALL HONORS ITS’ EMPLOYEES
• Change is coming
• Boy scout says ‘thank you’ in a big way
• Squeaky clean
• Remembering 9/11
• JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT
• Friendship Sunday celebrated at Chapel of All Saints
• SHIRLEY MARY (MULLAN) D’ONFRO, 82
• PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL TO HOST ‘HOMECOMING SUNDAY’
• An extraordinary year in football to become living history
• JOSEPHINE C. ANZALONE, 78
• RACE/WALK TO BENEFIT CANCER RESEARCH
• CALENDAR
• MARY B. (DEMEGO) MONTAGNA, 97
• SUNDAY MORNING FITNESS HIKE AT WACHUSETT MOUNTAIN
• JOHN H. PEAVEY, 101
• HOUSE OF CHAMPIONS TO HOST FALL BATTING LEAGUE
• Visitors Center launches Farmers’ Market this weekend
• LEOMINSTER PUBLIC LIBRARY TO HOST AUTHOR TALK
• ALZHEIMER MEMORY WALK 2010 TO BE HELD
• Leominster Youth Football and Cheer geared up for continued success
• Meet the Principals
• September means new beginnings
• STRESS RELIEF EXERCISES OFFERED AT ROOTS NATURAL FOODS
• FRIENDSHIP SUNDAY BEING HELD AT ALL SAINTS
• GFA to sponsor ‘Green’ seminar at Oakmont Regional High
• BRIDGE CLUB MEETS WEEKLY
• FLORENCE A. (MACLEAN) KANZ, 80
• ‘LESSONS FROM THE LUNCHBOX’ SEMINAR TO BE HELD
• BARBECUE TO BE HELD AT LEOMINSTER SPORTSMEN’S CLUB
• Real Estate licensing school to hold September classes
• Daughters of American Revolution promote education and history
• TIMOTHY EDWARD TATA, 40
• MONTACHUSETT CHORALE PRESENTS A SWEET EVENING
• A dollar a day helps keep obesity away
• RE/MAX and Pats might give $500,000 for new home
• STRESS RELIEF EXERCISES OFFERED AT ROOTS NATURAL FOODS
• TACIA (ECONOMOU) FIFFY, 88
• YOUR ‘TREASURES’ COULD SAVE LIVES
• Hannah’s humble ways teaches life’s lessons
• Value of homes continues to rise, pending sales decrease
• AARP ANNOUNCES UPCOMING TRIPS
• ANITA M. (LEBLANC) SAVOIE, 79
• OUR LADY OF THE LAKE PARISH CELEBRATES ANNUAL BAZAAR
• for your health
• Ferry joins GFA mortgage team
• Women’s Guild gathers for prayer
• DOROTHY A. (BROOKS) GUADAGNOLI, 85
• LEOMINSTER SYNAGOGUE WELCOMES ALL TO HIGH HOLIDAYS
• Kids + fun = lots of smiles
• Contemporary home on large property perfect in Paxton
• LEOMINSTER GOLDEN AGERS MEET WEEKLY; ANNOUNCE UPCOMING TRIPS
• Bent takes lead as interim superintendent
• Restoring a true piece of beauty
• Reader: ‘Is Foley qualified to be our sheriff?’
• OUR LADY OF THE LAKE TO CELEBRATE ANNUAL BAZAAR
• So long to the dog days of summer
• Sports Notes… at a glance
• Hike the beauty of the Wachusett Reservoir
• Making Hay
• ANTIQUE CAR SHOW COMES TO SUNRISE
• LEOMINSTER PUBLIC LIBRARY TO HOST AUTHOR TALK
• CHAMPIONS OF THE WEEK
• Seeing the beauty
• FRIENDS TO HOST BOOK SALES
• Visitors Center launches Farmers’ Market this weekend
• Leominster Little League City Championships
• BETTY R. (BEVER) LAFLEUR DECAROLIS, 80
• FIRST FRIDAY’S TO FEATURE MUSIC FOR THE SOUL
• CALENDAR
• Laurence McNeill honored for his dedication to veterans
• MICHAEL P. HILL, 47
• Please park responsibly
• 2010-2011 Bus Routes
• Senior Briefs
• LOUISE M. (DANDINI) NORTON
• LEOMINSTER YOUTH SOCCER SEEKING PLAYERS
• Be Smart: Stay School-Bus Safe
• Searching for balance on the summer mothership
• Locals up for DASH awards
• BABE RUTH TO HOLD REGISTRATIONS
• Five ways to pack a ‘green’ school lunch
• Reader: ‘Foley by far most qualified candidate’
• BLUE KNIGHT’S VARSITY GOLD CARDS ON SALE
• CENTRAL MASS ROLLER DERBY HOME GAME SCHEDULED
• Leominster Public Schools Monday, Sept. 6 through Friday, Sept. 10
• Foley has strong family values, integrity and experience
• MIHN RAFFLING OFF RED SOX FAN ULTIMATE PACKAGE
• Hannah Burns
• Reading, Writing and Routines…
• Festivals, apples and a sense of home
• Hike the beauty of the Wachusett Reservoir
• Making Hay
• ANTIQUE CAR SHOW COMES TO SUNRISE
• Seeing the beauty
• FRIENDS TO HOST BOOK SALES
• BETTY R. (BEVER) LAFLEUR DECAROLIS, 80
• FIRST FRIDAY’S TO FEATURE MUSIC FOR THE SOUL
• MICHAEL P. HILL, 47
• Please park responsibly
• LOUISE M. (DANDINI) NORTON
• LEOMINSTER YOUTH SOCCER SEEKING PLAYERS
• Locals up for DASH awards
• BABE RUTH TO HOLD REGISTRATIONS
• BLUE KNIGHT’S VARSITY GOLD CARDS ON SALE
• CENTRAL MASS ROLLER DERBY HOME GAME SCHEDULED
• MIHN RAFFLING OFF RED SOX FAN ULTIMATE PACKAGE
• Hannah Burns
• ALZHEIMER MEMORY WALK 2010 TO BE HELD
• Leominster Youth Football and Cheer geared up for continued success
• FRIENDSHIP SUNDAY BEING HELD AT ALL SAINTS
• GFA to sponsor ‘Green’ seminar at Oakmont Regional High
• BRIDGE CLUB MEETS WEEKLY
• BARBECUE TO BE HELD AT LEOMINSTER SPORTSMEN’S CLUB
• Real Estate licensing school to hold September classes
• Daughters of American Revolution promote education and history
• A dollar a day helps keep obesity away
• RE/MAX and Pats might give $500,000 for new home
• STRESS RELIEF EXERCISES OFFERED AT ROOTS NATURAL FOODS
• Hannah’s humble ways teaches life’s lessons
• Value of homes continues to rise, pending sales decrease
• AARP ANNOUNCES UPCOMING TRIPS
• for your health
• Ferry joins GFA mortgage team
• Women’s Guild gathers for prayer
• Kids + fun = lots of smiles
• Contemporary home on large property perfect in Paxton
• LEOMINSTER GOLDEN AGERS MEET WEEKLY; ANNOUNCE UPCOMING TRIPS
• Restoring a true piece of beauty
• Reader: ‘Is Foley qualified to be our sheriff?’
• OUR LADY OF THE LAKE TO CELEBRATE ANNUAL BAZAAR
• LOLA E. ( PALUMBO) PROIETTI, 92
• City bragging rights on the line
• JOSEPH D. SPADAFORE, 81
• Marketing Central Mass.
• What’s all the buzz about?
• A sizzling hot show at Rollstone Studios
• Open house for eighth graders at LHS
• Swinging through the summer
• UNITED WAY’S DAY OF CARING TO BE HELD SEPT. 23
• Chimes to speak loud and clear: Leominster a No Place For Hate zone
• Leominster Credit Union helps area youth make sense of dollars & cents
• ‘WOODS OF WACHUSETT’ INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM TO BE HELD
• Farmers’ markets stir up summer delights
• VENDORS SOUGHT FOR FALL FAIR AND FLEA MARKET
• Back home after 70 years
• MIHN RAFFLING OFF RED SOX FAN ULTIMATE PACKAGE
• Boy Scout on the Path to Eagle
• FRIENDSHIP SUNDAY BEING HELD AT ALL SAINTS
• Plans underway for 17th Annual Johnny Appleseed Arts and Cultural Festival
• MOTORCYCLE RACE TO BENEFIT SCHOLARSHIP FUND
• Ryan Sullivan
• MWCC to Host Information Sessions on Online Health Care Training
• The Ultimate Athlete
• HealthAlliance Hospital “Hits a Hole in One” at 20th Anniversary Golf Classic
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Thank you water chestnut pull volunteers
• for your health
• Internet defamation - Uncovering the identity of “John Doe”
• FALLON TO SPONSOR SMOKING CESSATION CLASSES
• Regionalization at a great price
• SUPPORT GROUPS FOR MENTAL ILLNESS
• PAUL R. GRAMMONT, 89
• CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP NOTICE
• ROBERT E. “BIGGS” BIGNEY, 54
• BEACON HOSPICE SEEKS LOCAL VOLUNTEERS
• AUTHOR ON UFO PHENOMENON TO VISIT THE RABBIT HOLE
• MWCC, FSU receive AmeriCorps Grant to address joblessness
• ALZHEIMER MEMORY WALK 2010 TO BE HELD
• MUELLER AWARDED FOR HIS SUPERIOR MUSICIANSHIP
• UNITED WAY’S DAY OF CARING TO BE HELD SEPT. 23RD
• RELIEF FUND ESTABLISHED
• ‘WOODS OF WACHUSETT’ INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM TO BE HELD
• POLICE BLOTTER
• LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE TO BE HELD
• Time to decide who’s BEST in North Central
• ‘Christmas in July’ a success for veterans
• Money makes the world go ‘round
• Road trip revisited 15 years later
• Spanish American Center ensures the happiness of children
• Ladies treated to a night on the town
• Wishing success and safety
• LEOMINSTER YOUTH SOCCER SEEKING PLAYERS
• Theatre at the Mount performs ‘The Wedding Singer’
• RITA ANN (TRAINI) BISOL, 68
• CENTRAL MASS YOUTH BASKETBALL SEEKS COACHES
• Happy Birthday Leominster Colonial Band ~ 100 years young!
• BILLY LOR, 42
• CENTRAL MASS ROLLER DERBY FRESH MEAT BOOT CAMP
• TERESA M. (DILILLO) LEMIRE, 58
• 12 YEAR OLD ADVANCED SKILLS PREP BASEBALL CLINIC TO BE HELD
• JOYCE DAVIS LANGE, 77
• LITTLE LEAGUE FALL BALL REGISTRATIONS TO BE HELD
• HEATHER ANNE SPARKS, 39
• Lassie League Red Sox shows true team effort
• BARBARA HOPE NELSON, 59
• Champions of the Week
• ANGELA (CAROCCI) ANGELINI, 95
• CLASS OF 1960 TO HOLD REUNION
• LADIES NIGHT OUT PARTICAPANTS
• MWCC TO HOST OPEN HOUSES AT TWO CAMPUSES
• For Your Health
• LEOMINSTER RESIDENTS GRADUATE FROM FSU
• A rainbow of hope shines down on Leominster
• Fresh, sweet and local
• THERESA MARY (MCCAFFREY) FLOWERS, 61
• IDA B. (DUCHESNEAU) GRAUTSKI, 91
• DONALD SCHUSTER, 68
• RICHARD M. DANDINI JR., 44
• Riding for life
• Leaving their world a better place
• ART CENTER CELEBRATES SUMMERTIME
• Starburst celebrates Summer
• Pop Warner kicks off pre-season with excitement and events
• SUMMER BASEBALL CAMP TO BE HELD
• Girls U12 reach final four in Tournament of Champions
• A season of memories
• Eco-living after 55
• Senior Calendar
• Remembering Grammy, 1919 - 2010
• Pink is the new black
• LAWRENCE F. MITCHELL, 92
• LANNY E. MCNALL, 73
• JOHN J. ACHILLA JR., 77
• EVA B. (LUSSIER) STONE, 97
• HEALTHY LIVING
• ANNUAL BAZAAR KICKS OFF WEEKEND OF FUN
• The impossible dream, almost realized
• ‘The Outfit’ filling the town with music
• YOUR CITY AT A GLANCE
• Cup Crusaders to the rescue
• Plans underway for 17th Annual Johnny Appleseed Arts and Cultural Festival
• STAY COOL AT ‘STUART LITTLE 2’ MOVIE TIME
• Coming back to the court
• Kids playing for a good cause
• Devin Grimley
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Correction
• Untitled
• Easy Editing for Announcements and Acitivites
• Lieutenant Governor Murray Leads First In Series Of Regional Economic Summits
• Governor Patrick, Congressman Olver Announce Ground Breaking For State's First Rail...
• Free training on ZOLL AED Pro and AED Plus
• Babysitter Lessons and Safety Training In Southeastern Massachusetts (BLAST)
• Volunteer Opportunities
• Your Home Sold Guaranteed!
• Durgin Travel presents: The Best of Ireland
• Pick Your Own Apples And Pumpkins
• Halloween Parade
• Haunted Trail

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