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CLIFF KRIEGER, a member of Lowell’s Licensing Commission, reached out to The Column to note that among its many duties, the board also licenses palm readers, also known as fortune tellers under Massachusetts law.

READING- The Reading Public Library will screen “Kiss the Ground” a documentary about soil and climate stabilization on Tuesday.

WINCHESTER - With the last day to pull and return nomination papers for the 2024 spring town election having passed, it looks as though two seats on both the School

ROCHESTER — Tri-Town Against Racism’s Little Free Diverse Library will soon find a new home

The tree is adjacent to the Balboa Branch Library and is a known location for great blue herons to nest. Plans for a library and fire station update don't include it, raising concerns for residents and environmentalists.

The Repository has compiled community news from around Stark County.

Construction could begin next month and the hall could open by 2026.

In the last few days, though, at least 200 emails have flooded City Hall, with more residents questioning the new price tag and the city's contribution than supporting the project.

WINCHESTER - Have you ever given it thought to run for public office? Would you like to volunteer your time to assist the Town of Winchester? Do you have experience

DENTON — Following a year of renovating and redesigning, the central branch of the Caroline County Public Library at 100 Market Street in the county seat reopened its first floor