FATV HIGHLIGHTS THIS WEEK: Picks of the Week Tuesday 7 p.m., “Barbara & You” with guests from Fitchburg Cultural Alliance (New) Wednesday 7 p.m. “Discussing Fitchburg Now” (New) Thursday 7 p.m., Time Machine Thursday with replays from FATV Archives Channel Comcast 8/Verizon 35 “Public” Sunday, 8 a.m., “An UnCommon View” Monday, 5:30 p.m., “Cronin’s Corner” […]
Local News
Vocal, instrumental ensembles present ‘Music Mega-Mix’
FITCHBURG — The public is invited to enjoy samplings from all the instrumental groups on campus at Fitchburg State University this Tuesday evening at a free concert being held in Weston Auditorium. The Music Mega-Mix is a showcase of bite-sized performances by its Community Orchestra, Concert Band, Chamber Choir, Concert Choir, and Modern Band and […]
Local churches come together to celebrate Holy Week
FITCHBURG — The Choir of historic Christ Church, located at 569 Main St., is preparing to sing a wide variety of special music during its upcoming Good Friday and Easter Sunday services. This volunteer, intergenerational ensemble consists of about 20 singers who rehearse and sing weekly from September through May. This year, they will be […]
Pet of the Week: Apollo at Broken Tail Rescue
There ain’t nothing like a Dane! Apollo, a black Great Dane currently at Broken Tail Rescue, is between one and two years old. He’s about 70 pounds, and still growing. This big boy is currently working on his manners, including potty training, but he’s making daily progress. Apollo needs a kind, and compassionate owner who […]
Community Calendar
Sunday, March 24 “King Lear Adaptation” performance: 2 p.m.; Leominster Public Library, 30 West St. Join actors Stephen Collins and Poornima Kirby for this haunting, darkly funny adaptation of Shakespeare’s timeless classic. 978-534-7522. Monday, March 25 Me, You, We Playgroup: 10 a.m.; Leominster Public Library, 30 West St. Structured early learning with movement, stories and more; ages 3-4. To […]
Wilmington native among 2 convicted of investment fraud schemes
WOBURN — A more than decade-old case concluded in Middlesex Superior Court last month with the conviction of two people, including a Wilmington native, who defrauded multiple victims of roughly $169,000 and other property in connection with a string of investment scams.
