PEPPERELL — This year, Thanksgiving came a week early at the Albert Harris/Pepperell Senior Center when 100 seniors gathered to celebrate and give thanks for a delicious dinner with those they care about. “A traditional Thanksgiving dinner was prepared by the center’s two chefs, Jack and Walter,” said Joanna Reagan. “Everyone feasted on turkey, homemade […]
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Boy scouts collect food for residents in need this season
PEPPERELL — “To help other people at all times” is part of the Boy Scout Oath, and members of the Dunstable Cub Scouts Pack 28 were thankful and overwhelmed by the generosity of local residents who donated to the 2024 “Scouting for Food Program.” The scouts collected more than 2,200 pounds of food which filled […]
Caylie McMahon, Wolverines earn Big Ten title
Nashoba Regional alum Caylie McMahon is a Big Ten champion. A former standout goalkeeper for the Wolves field hockey team, McMahon and her teammates at the University of Michigan capture the conference title Sunday, earning a berth in the NCAA tournament with a 1-0 upset of previously undefeated Northwestern. McMahon, a redshirt junior, didn’t play […]
Halloween party brings ghoulish fun to Senior Center
PEPPERELL — It was a not-so-scary day at the Albert Harris Center / Pepperell Senior Center when almost 50 ghouls celebrated Halloween. “This Halloween, the seniors were thrilled to welcome back the Moppet School preschool students for a fun-filled trick-or-treating event which included treats and crafts,” said Joanna Reagan, a member of the Albert Harris […]
Scarsdale scratches out 1st Middlesex House win
PEPPERELL — First-term Democratic Rep. Margaret Scarsdale defeated her Republican challenger Lynne Archambault to keep her 1st Middlesex District seat in the state’s House of Representatives.
Kennedy keeps 1st Middlesex Senate seat
LOWELL — State Sen. Ed Kennedy beat his Republican challenger Karla Miller to win a third term representing the 1st Middlesex District. Kennedy won 63% of the vote to Miller’s 37%, based on unofficial returns.
