LEOMINSTER — The thunderous rumble of motorcycles was heard in the city over the weekend during the 4th annual Tommy Long Memorial Ride. The Aug. 16 affair that took off from and returned to Wilder Lodge drew 70 or so motorcycles, many with double riders, along with police escorts and everyone enjoyed the scenic 40-mile […]
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Extras needed for ‘BOLIO: SPIRIT OF THE MUSTANG’
Calling all stars! Filming for “BOLIO: SPIRIT OF THE MUSTANG” is scheduled to take place July 10 through August 1 in various locations throughout North Central Mass. and the feature film production is looking for extras. “Come one come all. If you have a talent, let us know. It may work for the film,” said […]
Downtown Sterling bustling with activity
STERLING — The town was a flurry of activity over the weekend with two events happening simultaneously on Father’s Day and the grand opening of a new business. The Sterling Fire Department hosted the 98th annual Wachusett Fire Muster League Truck Muster and came in third in the friendly competition held on June 15 behind […]
‘Summer View of Wachusett Mountain from Fitchburg’
The oil painting “Summer View of Wachusett Mountain from Fitchburg,” by Gamaliel Waldo Beaman (1852 -1937), is a cityscape that captures Fitchburg from the northeast looking southwest. The painting is currently on exhibit at The Mountainside Bakery and Cafe in Princeton. Born in Westminster with strong ties to the Twin Cities, Beaman was a regional […]
Familiar Strangers to perform in Princeton
PRINCETON — With musical roots firmly planted in bluegrass, Celtic, country, rock and everywhere between, the Familiar Strangers bend the genres of well-known tunes with each double stop of the fiddle, strum of the guitar, thump of the upright bass or slide of the dobro. The Princeton Arts Society is thrilled to welcome the community […]
Community welcomed to Princeton Farm Days on May 10
PRINCETON — This town has a rich agricultural heritage, reflected in its early farmhouses and barns, and the stone walls bordering fields and pastures. Back then, most families in Princeton depended on their gardens, orchards, and livestock to feed their families, and sold or bartered the surplus production. The community is welcome to see firsthand […]