LEOMINSTER — The Fall Brook Elementary School community sure knows how to spread joy and this time it was once again for a good cause, a true win win. The Moody’s Inflatable Costume Obstacle Course Race held at the school on Oct. 31 was inspired as a way to raise money for the Lorna Moody Scholarship Fund […]
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Leominster high guest speaker talks climate change and environmental career paths
LEOMINSTER — The most recent Celebrating the Success of Women of Color speaker series program featured a woman who has dedicated her career and life to climate education and environmental sustainability. Brandeis University graduate Sonali Anderson spoke to Leominster High School (LHS) students on Oct. 23 about the path she took that led her to […]
Leominster native publishes supernatural thriller
LEOMINSTER — Homegrown author Matt Serafini’s latest literary offering is a spinetingling supernatural thriller about a young woman whose craving for fame leads to a terrifying nightmare. “Feeders” is the Leominster native’s 10th novel and the first one published through a “Big Five” publisher, Gallery Books which is an imprint of Simon & Schuster. The […]
Fitness Studio Court comes to Fitchburg
FITCHBURG — The day dawned bright and sunny on Monday for the morning ribbon cutting ceremony to officially open the Coolidge Park Fitness Court Studio. “This has been taken advantage of since this was built, people from all over have come to use it,” said Fitchburg Parks and Recreation Director James Bunnell at the July […]
Get Righttt Fitness celebrates four year anniversary
LEOMINSTER – Four years after opening their personal training business, the Addo brothers are celebrating the gym’s continued success and a recent second expansion. “It feels amazing being able to watch not only the business grow, but the community we’ve built over the years grow expansively,” said Jarell Addo, who owns and operates Get Righttt […]
‘Research funded, lives extended, and hope delivered’
LEOMINSTER — Passionately crusading for a cure for breast cancer over the last two decades comes from a very personal place for Kathy DiRusso and the longtime city resident has no signs of slowing down. The 65-year-old said she “felt called to action” after losing two family members to breast cancer. DiRusso first did the […]
