Who needs a plate if you have a pie? This versatile pastry has accommodated fruit, meat and fish throughout the centuries and there is no sign of pie ever losing its popularity. And with March 14, known as “Pi Day” (as it is 3.14.15 etc.) approaching, we thought our readers might be thinking about pie. […]
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SJC rules Massachusetts’ nonresident gun laws are legal after post-Bruen changes
Massachusetts’ highest court has issued a pair of decisions regarding the rights of nonresidents to carry firearms through the Bay State.
AdaptX’s Unified5K vision grows
As the executive director of AdaptX, Brendan Aylward’s goal has long been to make fitness, sports and a good life in general more accessible for those facing disabilities. His organization advocates for adaptive sports and inclusion and has pushed for opportunities for those with physical or mental disabilities, including putting on a Unified 5K in […]
Trump targets 9 New England colleges, universities for ‘potential enforcement actions’ over antisemitism
The U.S. Department of Education sent letters to 60 institutions of higher education across the country warning them of “potential enforcement actions” if they do not protect Jewish students on their campuses, including nine colleges and universities in New England.
Mastering miniature art
FITCHBURG — Dozens of talented young artists gathered at Reingold Elementary School last week to proudly show off their creations at the second annual Tiny Art Show. The event held on Friday, March 7 featured hundreds of mini masterpieces on display by grade. Paintings, drawings, collages and more constructed with a wide variety of mediums […]
‘An Introduction to Tarot’ coming up on Wednesday
LEOMINSTER — An “Introduction to Tarot” presentation will be held from 6:30 until 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 12, as part of the “Mind and Spirit” workshops at the Dragon’s Leyr in 2025. “Tarot cards go back to the Renaissance, and have been used for entertainment for centuries,” said instructor Sally Cragin, also an author at […]