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Most military photographs that cross the sea from Germany represent death-dealers—heavier bombs, bigger Berthas, faster Heinkels. Most military pictures that cross from France and Britain…

Last Wednesday, OPP responded to a report of a past assault, and following an investigation, a 54-year-old fro...

Reelect Kathleen Lynch to Republican State Committee The Worcester and Middlesex District is fortunate to have candidate Kathleen Lynch running for reelection in the Presidential Primary. Check off her name right under your choice for President. Kathy Lynch is a proven, effective, grassroots leader who has served in my district for the past four years. […]

Andrew Leader MIDDLESEX — Andrew Leader, 81, of Middlesex, Vermont passed away in his sleep on Wednesday, February 14, 2024, at his winter residence in Poinciana, Florida, at home with

<strong>Other lives</strong>:Computer engineer who installed and maintained some of the UK’s earliest business mainframes

Bengaluru-based Prayoga Institute of Education Research, funded by Zerodha, opens new research block with labs for sustainability research. Labs cover life sciences, physical sciences, chemical sciences, earth sciences, and sophisticated instrumentation. Accessible to high school students. Promotes research, innovation, collaboration.

A long-term funding fix for EMS agencies across the commonwealth remains elusive — but Pennsylvania will offer $1 million in tuition assistance for emergency responders to recruit and retain workers.

Unity Bancorp., parent company of Unity Bank, has raised its quarterly dividend to 13 cents per share from 12 cents, an 8% increase.

ONE COUNCILOR described Lowell’s homeless shelter on Middlesex Street as a “cancer” on the surrounding Jackson-Appleton-Middlesex neighborhood.

Legal loopholes are being used by criminal gangs to smuggle WiFi devices and drugs into prisons, experts have warned, allowing criminals to potentially direct hits in the outside world