ASHBY — This holiday season, a remarkable group of homeschool students who meet at the Ashby Free Public Library have set out to bring joy and warmth to the residents of Wachusett Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center. Motivated by a desire to ensure that every resident receives a gift this year, the students, ranging from […]
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FATV-LTV-PAC WEEKLY SCHEDULE HIGHLIGHTS
FATV HIGHLIGHTS THIS WEEK: Picks of the Week Monday, 10:30 p.m., “Que Buena Onda” (New Podcast) Tuesday, noon, Christmas Eve Holiday programs Wednesday, 6 a.m. -10 p.m., Christmas Programs Channel Comcast 8/Verizon 35 “Public” Sunday, 10:30 a.m., Daily Mass Monday, 4:30 p.m., “Kushmerek Connection” (New) Tuesday, Noon, Christmas Programs Wednesday, 7am-10pm., Christmas Programs Thursday, 7 […]
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Monday, December 23 Drop In Avocado Glasses: 10 a.m.-Noon; Leominster Public Library, 30 West St. Make your own avocado glasses; ages 4-12. 978-534-7522. Family Story Time: 11 a.m.; Lunenburg Public Library, 1023 Massachusetts Ave. Enjoy the story “Dasher” by Matt Tavares and then make a fun reindeer craft; all ages welcome. 978-582-4140. Rachel’s Book Group: 12:30 p.m.; […]
‘Feeding my passion’ – Leominster landscaper’s labor of love
LEOMINSTER – If you’ve ever wondered who the magical elf with the green thumb is, who goes around beautifying the city not only during the holidays but year-round, wonder no more. Born and raised in the city, Sallie Poirier is behind many of the flowers, plantings, holiday themed displays, and more that people near and […]
Folk singer Sarah Segal-Lazar to perform winter concert
ASHBY — The Ashby Free Public Library welcomes back Sarah Segal-Lazar, an award-winning folk singer hailing from Montreal and Prince Edward Island, for a special winter concert. “This is Sarah’s second time performing at the library, and her unique musical talents are sure to bring warmth and joy to the holiday season,” said Heather Brodie […]
Revisiting the glory: World War II veterans return from trip to Europe
“They were treated like gold for seven days returning to all the places they fought,” Boston Police Officer Andy Biggio, said of the trip he organized that brought five American WWII back to Europe.
