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Kellie's restaurant transitions to new owner Felicity Hanks
Overview: Gov. Maura Healey signed the PROTECT Act into law on Wednesday, establishing what proponents call the nation's strongest immigrant protections. The legislation restricts warrantless civil…
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6mInvasive spotted lanternfly hitchhikes into region, threatening local vineyards
Agricultural experts and winery owners are monitoring the spread of the invasive spotted lanternfly.
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5mArea Head Start leaders ‘working to defeat’ federally proposed changes
Local officials are urging parents to participate in a 60-day public comment period to oppose a Trump administration proposal that seeks to overhaul Head Start by eliminating approximately 1,400 federal regulations.
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7mMoulton again leans into Markey’s age in pre-primary debate
U.S. Sen. Ed Markey and U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton clashed over age, finances and Jeffrey Epstein during their second debate ahead of the Sept. 1 Democratic primary for Markey's Senate seat.
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3mAthol recognizes National Purple Heart Day
ATHOL – To mark National Purple Heart Day, the Athol American Legion E.H. Phillips Post 102 held ceremonies to recognize three Vietnam veterans who received the medal and remember the 18 U.S. service members who have died during the conflict with Iran. Scott Hume, senior vice commander of Post 102, said that the ceremonies held […]
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7mAthol native releases sixth book focused on community and hope
Nathan Fisher, an Athol resident and longtime Fitchburg State University employee, recently released his sixth novel, "One Little Miracle." Inspired by his personal experiences with grief and community, the book explores themes of hope and mutual support through the metaphor of a translucent marble. Fisher, who balances multiple roles including coaching and union leadership, hopes his writing encourages readers to connect with and help others in their communities.