The third and last scheduled hearings in the brothel “johns” probable cause case in Cambridge have ended.
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‘Welcoming to everyone’
FITCHBURG — A new shop on Main Street is sure to bring some spice into your life. Walking into Flirtatious is a warm and welcoming experience. Owner Sandy Dorow and her “right hand girl” Gwynevere Gordon both ooze infectious positive energy and are happy to invite people into the space at 331 Main St. that […]
Community Calendar
Friday, March 28 Tot Time: 10:30 a.m.; Ayer Library, 26 East Main St. Stories, songs, and crafts; ages 1-3. 978-772-8250. Yoga and Literacy: 10:30 a.m.; Groton Public Library, 99 Main St. Learn gentle yoga and early literacy skills with Ellen Olson-Brown; ages 3-5. Register at gpl.org. Preschool STEAM Story Time: 10:30 a.m.; Randall Library, 19 […]
Inspector General finds ‘egregious’ problem at Cannabis Control Commission
The state’s inspector general has found that the Cannabis Control Commission experienced an “egregious operational breakdown” when they failed to collect over half-a-million dollars in licensing fees over a two year span.
Marco Rubio defends ICE grabbing Tufts grad student: ‘A social activist that tears up our university campuses’
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is defending ICE agents grabbing a Tufts graduate student off a Somerville street and taking away her student visa, claiming that the pro-Palestinian international student had created a “ruckus” on campus.
‘Bringing people together through rich stories’
LEOMINSTER — Longtime city resident Joseph Bolton’s latest installation in his multi-volume book set “Old Grandmother’s Tree: A Collection of French-Canadian Folktales” continues to shine a light on the heritage he is proud of and the stories he wrote that connect him to it. Spanning several generations, the beautifully illustrated books follow the lives and […]
