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  • Leominster council considers options for land

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Mon Nov 9, 7:10 am ET  

    LEOMINSTER -- The City Council is expected tonight to debate a proposal from Mayor Dean Mazzarella to declare a piece of city-owned land surplus, which could then be sold and the proceeds used toward the construction of a new or renovated police Full Story »

  • Veterans Day Events

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Mon Nov 9, 6:41 am ET  

    The following is a list of Veterans Day events in North Central Massachusetts. Full Story »

  • FSC mulls possibilities to close $6.2M budget deficit

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Mon Nov 9, 6:41 am ET  

    FITCHBURG -- Faculty and staff layoffs, an increase in student fees and the delay of capital-improvement projects are all ways Fitchburg State College officials say they plan to deal with a Full Story »

  • Vets clubs weather dwindling memberships

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Mon Nov 9, 6:41 am ET  

    Many members at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 794 in Fitchburg served in World War II, Korea and Vietnam. Full Story »

  • Westminster's prescription for fun

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Mon Nov 9, 6:41 am ET  

    WESTMINSTER -- Pharmacist Joe Serio describes himself as the Betty Crocker of the prescription world -- and he's cooked up something special for the grand reopening of the Westminster Pharmacy on Friday and Saturday. Full Story »

  • Westford event keeps teens, veterans close

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Mon Nov 9, 6:40 am ET  

    WESTFORD -- The somber voices of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young singing "Find the Cost of Freedom" played from a nearby stereo as a group of teenagers practiced the ritual associated with folding Full Story »

  • Fitchburg eyes plan to rehab vacant factory space

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Sun Nov 8, 7:10 am ET  

    FITCHBURG -- The City Council is reviewing a change to zoning laws that Mayor Lisa Wong, City Planning Coordinator David Streb, and some business owners, say will stimulate economic growth in the city. Full Story »

  • School car wash raises money for guest speaker

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Sun Nov 8, 6:56 am ET  

    FITCHBURG -- Two seniors at Fitchburg High School are trying to raise $2,500 to bring the father and brother of the first person killed during the Columbine High School massacre to the city for a discussion about violence. Full Story »

  • Councilors fear Smart Growth incentives could be slashed

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Sun Nov 8, 6:56 am ET  

    By Emily Devlin edevlin@sentinelandenterprise.com FITCHBURG -- Some city councilors are upset that Mayor Lisa Wong did not tell them that economic incentives included in the Smart Growth zoning plan proposal they received Thursday will likely Full Story »

  • North Central Massachusetts Community Calendar

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Sun Nov 8, 6:56 am ET  

    Sunday, Nov. 8 Dance2Swing: Swingin' Sundays at Leominster Elks, 134 N. Main St. Featuring Decades by DeZyne. Full Story »

  • Autumn Wine Celebration draws hundreds to Mount Wachusett

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Sun Nov 8, 6:55 am ET  

    PRINCETON -- Residents got the chance to sample more than 200 wines while enjoying live jazz music and food during the 9th annual Autumn Wine Celebration at Mount Wachusett Saturday. Full Story »

  • Leominster school building is failing

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Sun Nov 8, 6:41 am ET  

    LEOMINSTER -- Students at Leominster High School dress in layers, knowing that heat distribution varies throughout the large building, Superintendent Nadine Binkley said. Full Story »

  • Some students say they would back school regionalization

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Sun Nov 8, 6:40 am ET  

    TOWNSEND -- High school seniors Meghan McCaffrey and Nick Flanagan said regionalization discussions between school officials from North Middlesex and Lunenburg school districts are a good idea if they could help the towns build a new high school. Full Story »

  • Leominster

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Sat Nov 7, 7:11 am ET  

    LEOMINSTER -- The Johnny Appleseed School kicked off its 50th anniversary Friday night with an eye towards raising money for future students, while also honoring former students and their families. Full Story »

  • Local vets shocked by Fort Hood massacre

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Sat Nov 7, 6:41 am ET  

    The unanswered question Friday was: Who is caring for the soldiers who are tasked with treating the mental health of other soldiers, veterans said. Full Story »

  • Church Listings

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Sat Nov 7, 6:41 am ET  

    Ashburnham Ashburnham Apostolic Lutheran Church, Route 12. Worship service 11 a.m. Sunday; Sunday school, 9:45 a. Full Story »

  • Morning chaos on roads near Leominster High School

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Sat Nov 7, 6:41 am ET  

    I read with interest the mayor's plan to crack down on jaywalkers. I would like our mayor to consider the possibility of adding the crosswalks in front of Leominster High School to his list of priority areas. Full Story »

  • Hay: Board to review new city positions

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Sat Nov 7, 6:41 am ET  

    FITCHBURG -- City Council President Stephan Hay will appoint a committee to review the creation of new positions by city department heads, in response to a petition filed by Ward 3 Councilor Joel Kaddy. Full Story »

  • Report:

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Sat Nov 7, 6:40 am ET  

    Rep. Dennis Rosa, D-Leominster, said perhaps the abuse of prescription drugs, specifically oxycontin, could be higher in places like Fitchburg and Leominster because of the demographics of both cities. Full Story »

  • Boys & Girls Club spotlights organization's achievements

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Fri Nov 6, 7:10 am ET  

    The Boys & Girls Club of North Central Massachusetts has had a lot to be thankful for in 2009, including one year in its new location, an increase in science programs and a chance to honor a few of the many local kids who make the club possible. Full Story »

  • Iraq war veteran honored

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Fri Nov 6, 6:56 am ET  

    BOSTON -- Michelle Wilmot joined the Army at age 17, fresh out of high school with no money to pay for college. Full Story »

  • City officials postpone decision on proposed zoning changes

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Fri Nov 6, 6:56 am ET  

    FITCHBURG -- The City Council voted unanimously Thursday night to postpone a decision on whether to implement zoning changes that would allow for residential use in old mill buildings in the River Street area until Dec. Full Story »

  • Police: Men tried to lure girls into yard

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Fri Nov 6, 6:56 am ET  

    LEOMINSTER -- Police allege two Pearl Street men attempted to lure a group of girls into their backyard Wednesday evening as the girls walked out of the Leominster Public Library, according to court documents. Full Story »

  • Several local Veterans Day events slated

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Fri Nov 6, 6:56 am ET  

    LEOMINSTER -- The city's Veterans Day celebrations are made to honor service and sacrifice, and all residents are invited to take part in ceremonies that begin Monday, Veterans Services Officer Richard Voutour said Thursday. Full Story »

  • Businesswomen attend conference in Leominster

    Sentinel & Enterprise – Fri Nov 6, 6:56 am ET  

    LEOMINSTER -- The pressures of jobs, school, family issues and other demands on people's time leave plenty of people scrambling for meal ideas every day, said John Ciccone, executive chef of the Four Points by Sheraton Hotel in Leominster. Full Story »

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