LITTLETON — Superintendent Kelly Clenchy and Assistant Principal Matthew LeVangie are proud to share the creativity of Littleton Middle School students, who competed in their Advisory classrooms as part of the school’s third annual pumpkin decorating contest. Every LMS student is part of an Advisory group designed to help them cultivate unique and authentic relationships […]
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‘We wanted to return that kindness’
LEOMINSTER – A local company’s home heating system giveaway is helping to ensure a woman and her daughter will be warm this winter and for years to come. Lifelong city residents and husband-and-wife business partners Jeremy and Jessica Pierce, owners of Pierce Plumbing and HVAC, LLC, have always had strong ties to their community. Their […]
City Hall Closed in Observance of Thanksgiving
City Hall will be closing at noon on Wednesday, Nov. 27th and will be closed Thursday and Friday, Nov. 28th & Nov. 29th in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. City Hall will reopen on Monday, December 2nd at 8 a.m.
Gardner Square Two Sponsored – Holiday Stroll & Tree Lighting
The annual Holiday Stroll & Tree Lighting Ceremony, sponsored by Gardner Square Two, takes place annually on the Sunday following Thanksgiving.
Leominster condo fire claims man’s life
LEOMINSTER — A man in his late 60s with limited mobility was killed early Wednesday morning in a fire at a condominium building on Meadow Pond Drive. The fire remains under investigation, though investigators said they have discovered smoking materials and home oxygen equipment inside the residence. “On behalf of the Leominster Fire Department, I […]
Massachusetts man awarded $13 million judgment after being jailed 26 years for murder he didn’t commit
Michael Sullivan, originally of Cambridge and now of Lowell, was convicted in 1987 at age 26 for the armed robbery of Wilfred McGrath, 52, of East Cambridge.