After Massachusetts correction officers were seriously injured and attacked by inmates, new data from the Department of Correction sheds light on the “violence and brutality” inside state prisons.
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Social Light Business Club hosts Masquerade Soirée
LEOMINSTER — The Social Light Business Club (SLBC) invites community members, professionals, and business owners to a night of elegance and intrigue at their upcoming Masquerade Soirée on Thursday, Oct. 24, 6-9 p.m. at Monoosnock Country Club. The Masquerade Soirée promises to be an enchanting evening filled with mystery, entertainment, and networking opportunities. Guests are […]
Exhibit opens for artist Bob Dilworth
The Fitchburg Art Museum (FAM) recently opened the exhibit for artist Bob Dilworth, titled “When I Remembered Home,” on Sept. 28, 2024. “Dilworth offers an intimate view of his subjects and their internal lives as well as a powerful corrective to how Black people have been historically represented in fine art and popular culture,” according […]
Community Calendar
Friday, October 4 Therapy Dog Visit: 10:30 a.m.; Ayer Library, 26 East Main St. Cricket and Rosa will visit the library. Tot Time: 10:30 a.m.; Ayer Library, 26 East Main St. Stories, songs, and crafts; ages 1-3. Songs & Stories from the Barnyard: 10:30 a.m.; Groton Public Library, 99 Main St. Babies, toddlers, and preschoolers […]
Malatos appointed acting Leominster police chief
LEOMINSTER — Capt. Ryan Malatos was appointed acting police chief on Oct. 1, the same day longtime police chief Aaron Kennedy officially retired amidst allegations of a history of discriminatory remarks. “I am honored for the opportunity to lead this department and serve the community,” Malatos said via phone on Thursday morning. “I have always […]
Massachusetts correction officers injured, exposed in prisons: Herald receives DOC public records
After Massachusetts correction officers were seriously injured and attacked by inmates, new data from the Department of Correction sheds light on the “violence and brutality” inside state prisons.
