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Students from Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School will be among the schools participating in the New England Concrete Manufacturers Association Announces Career Day for Massachusetts vocational students Oct. 13-14at the Boxboro Regency...

There’s no need to limit Fourth of July celebrations to just July 4, which is why Boston Harborfest is celebrating our nation’s history with four days of activities from July 1-4. Step back in time with reenactments from the 2nd Massachusetts Regiment, take historic tours along the Freedom Trail, and catch fireworks along the shores of Boston Harbor at 9:15 on July 3. Finish your weekend off with a Sunday morning July 4 parade, which includes the traditional reading of the Declaration of In...

Telegram & Gazette WORCESTER — A city police officer drowned Friday while attempting to rescue three teens who were struggling to stay above water at Green Hill Pond. A 14-year-old boy, whom officers tried to save, also lost his life. Enmanuel Familia, 38, a member of the Worcester Police Department for five years, was pulled from the pond by divers from the city Fire Department. Manny, as his colleagues called him, leaves a wife and two children. One of the teens and the officer were rushed...

Community Fund set up to help those displaced by Boxborough fire Wicked Local Northwest (Concord, MA) Feb. 11—The UCC Boxborough has organized a Community Fund to support those displaced by the four-alarm fire that ripped through a condo complex on Swanson Road in The Feb. 10 blaze has reportedly left over 30 people displaced, many of whom are now staying at the Boxboro Regency Hotel. As many of you know, this evening there was a fire in Boxborough on Swanson Road. Im glad to say it lo...

Group of students, staff, parents to discuss hot-button issue Telegram & Gazette The use of Native American imagery and symbols by Massachusetts high school athletic teams has been a contentious and continuing issue since at least the late 1990s with change occurring at a glacial pace. But dramatic and meaningful progress for those who believe such imagery is racially and culturally insensitive has been made the past six months, an offshoot of an energized social justice movement that began in ...

COVID clusters and in-person learning; as cases rise can we keep our kids in school? Updated Dec 12, 2020; In Framingham, Superintendent Robert Tremblay said he has noticed something alarming: cases of coronavirus were starting to spread among students. This fall, Massachusetts education officials have said schools are not leading to significant spread of the virus among children. But some districts, like Framingham and Billerica, have reported transmission they believe occurred in buildings....

cred for the winner. three major contenders running bus towards, all with the exception of jon huntsman are there. ron paul, mitt romney, michele bachmann and rick santorum have events this hour. well dip into the events and delve into the latest campaign intrigues in our fair game segment just about a half an hour or so from now. remember all that fuss about raising the nations debt ceiling? well, guess what? it is time to ask for the final installment in a series of debt hikes auth...