LITTLETON — Get ready for an evening of toe-tapping, soulful harmonies, and community spirit as the First Church Unitarian in Littleton hosts its Folk Festival at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 15, at 19 Foster St. Headlining the evening will be Collin Cope and Chris Page, the award-winning folk-blues-soul duo from The Tenderbellies and Sugarsnap Trio, […]
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Red Raiders blanked by Littleton
FITCHBURG – Since opening the season with a four-goal outburst against cross town rival St. Bernards, the Fitchburg High field hockey team has struggled to find the back of the net. Entering Wednesday evening’s tilt with visiting Littleton, the Red Raiders have scored three goals in their last seven contests and haven’t scored in their […]
Veterans honored in first-ever State House ceremony
LOWELL — More than 125 individuals were recognized and presented with an official citation from Gov. Maura Healey and a challenge coin in appreciation for their service during Military Appreciation Day at the State House May 22, 2025.
‘The very best of a public-private partnership’: King Street Common breaks ground
LITTLETON — The groundbreaking ceremony for King Street Common, an expansive, campus-style development by the Lupoli Companies, took place on the site of the former IBM campus located at 550 King St. Monday afternoon.
Workers Credit Union makes donation to FSU
LITTLETON — Workers Credit Union recently donated $16,500 to the Fitchburg State University President’s Fund to mark the investiture of Dr. Donna Hodge, the 12th and first female president of the educational institution, which took place on April 25 and 26. “Fitchburg has a special place in our hearts as the birthplace of Workers Credit […]
‘We cannot play nice anymore’
BILLERICA — As Americans and the rest of the world grapple with a steady drumbeat of controversial actions in the first weeks of the new Trump administration, some attendees of a town hall hosted by Democratic U.S. Rep. Lori Trahan expressed deep fears over the direction of the country.
