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Public discussion set on the greening of Lord Pond Plaza in Athol Published: 4/21/2021 1:43:32 PM Modified: 4/21/2021 1:43:30 PM ATHOL – Residents will get chance to air their opinions on a series of potential plans to transform the sea of asphalt that is Lord Pond Plaza into something a bit more ecofriendly, as well as more aesthetically pleasing to patrons of the plaza. The options, developed by BSC Group and paid for under a Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) Action Grant the town ...

The worlds biggest rabbit THE worlds biggest rabbit was stolen from the garden of his home in Worcestershire last weekend. West Mercia Police said Darius, the famous bunny who holds the Guinness World Record for the worlds largest rabbit standing at 4 feet 4 inches tall, is believed to have been stolen from his enclosure in Stoulton on Saturday night, (April 10). However, did you know St Helens has its own wildlife-related Guiness World Record? De La Salle Catholic Secondary School in E...

Athol: Public gets to weigh in on Lake Ellis options The boat ramp at Lake Ellis in Athol. The public will get a chance to offer its opinions on the various options for improving the water quality of Lake Ellis this Tuesday, March 9, at 6:30 p.m., via Zoom. Staff Photo/Greg Vine The playground and public beach at Lake Ellis in Athol. The public will get a chance to offer its opinions on the various options for improving the water quality of Lake Ellis this Tuesday, March 9, at 6:30 p.m., via Z...

An Air of Permanent Mourning The polarization between city and country is an old story, but now it is entrenched in the upstate communities that were sacrificed to provide water to the downstate metropolis. Luc Sante Share This is the third installment in a four-part series on the reservoirs of upstate New York. Constructed to supply water to New York City, these feats of engineering exemplify the social compact that undergirds ambitious public infrastructures even as they intensify divisions b...

Thermoplastic self-bonding ribbon. Ultraviolet light sanitizing machines. Giant abstract public sculptures. Life science product prototypes. These are some of the enterprising things being produced at the Mill Brook Business Center, a new development of 16 industrial condominium units at 10 Mill Brook Road in Saco. The center has proven to be a successful draw for a diverse collection of small businesses. That’s just how Portland-based Baha LLC developers Dave Smaha and Anthony Barbano envisi...

Flood warnings remain in force in St Helens due to Storm Christoph A NUMBER of flood warnings remain in place across St Helens following heavy rainfall from Storm Christoph. As of this morning, 10 flood warnings were still in place in the town, according to the Government’s flood information service. Warnings state that flooding is expected, with immediate action required, while flood alerts warn that flooding is possible and advise residents to be prepared. The 10 flood warning areas...

Concord Visitor Center to offer winter tours Community Content The Concord Visitor Center, 58 Main St., is offering tours by advanced reservation this winter from licensed local tour guides. Group tours will be held with a minimum of four people and a maximum of nine people to ensure compliance with Massachusetts COVID-19 gathering restrictions. Masks are required, and reservations must be made with a minimum of 48 hours notice. The availability of tours are subject to change as COVID-19 policy...

Reply (Jenna Fisher/Patch) CONCORD, MA — While this winter has been unique with mask requirements and changing of travel plans this holiday season, the Concord Visitor Center is providing a much-needed respite for locals as well as travelers. Located in historic Concord Center, home of the beginning of the Revolutionary War and many beloved authors, the Concord Visitor Center at 58 Main Street is offering tours by advanced reservation this winter from licensed local tour guides. Group tours w...

Students, staff test positive for disease Published: 12/17/2020 10:07:51 AM Modified: 12/17/2020 10:07:41 AM Students and staff in schools around Concord have tested positive for COVID-19, officials announced. A student in the Concord Regional Technical Center who was in class on Monday has tested positive, interim Superintendent Kathleen Murphy announced Wednesday. A remote student in grade 11 at Concord  High who attended an in-person activity on Dec. 8 has also tested positive.  A sta...