FITCHBURG — As part of ongoing efforts to revitalize downtown, the city is calling out to artists in an effort to create vibrant public spaces that encourage people to congregate and linger. Recognizing the lack of seating in downtown, Fitchburg is commissioning an art installation that would imbed art in the form of permanent seating. […]
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No injuries reported in single-vehicle rollover on Blossom St.
Emergency crews responded to a motor vehicle rollover accident on Blossom Street in Fitchburg on Monday afternoon. The vehicle’s operator was the only individual involved and was not injured. (GARY FOURNIER/SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE)
Karen Read murder case: Prosecutors want another look at SUV data
Prosecutors in the Karen Read case requesting additional data from the defendant’s SUV that they argue would further bolster their case, pinpointing the vehicle’s “precise locations” the morning John O’Keefe died.
Marshfield nonprofit, Teamsters and community turn out to deliver Hurricane Helene relief supplies to North Carolina
The Marshfield and surrounding communities worked together to send off truckloads of relief supplies Tuesday to people recovering in the wreckage of Hurricane Helene.
Vandal places swastika stickers on Harvard University’s campus: ‘Antisemitism will not be tolerated’
Vandal places swastika stickers on Harvard University’s campus: ‘Antisemitism will not be tolerated’
Accused Duxbury child killer Lindsay Clancy’s husband speaks out: ‘I wasn’t married to a monster’
Patrick Clancy, whose wife Lindsay Clancy is accused of strangling their children to death in their Duxbury home, has spoken out for the first time since shortly after the tragedy to say that he “wasn’t married to a monster.”
