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The top indoor track stars in Massachusetts have had a lot of time to train, but not an opportunity to showcase their talents on a grand stage in a few months. That finally changed Sunday morning, when hundreds packed the Reggie Lewis Center for the MSTCA’s annual Winter (Small School) Festival to officially open the […]

The times are indeed changing. With the Fitchburg vs. Leominster rivalry clash shifted to Wednesday this year, only three local teams will kick off their season-ending contests on Thanksgiving morning. In addition to the Twin Cities rivalry at Fenway Park, four other schools in the Sentinel & Enterprise coverage area played their contests on Thanksgiving […]

The Fitchburg State field hockey defeated Framingham State, 3-2, Wednesday in Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC) action from Elliot Field in a contest that saw a program record fall. Senior goalkeeper Jenna Morse turned aside seven shots to earn the win as the Falcons (3-8, 2-4 MASCAC)  erased an early deficit. The save total […]

Sadie Tracy The senior forward continued to pile up the goals as the Nashoba Tech girls soccer team captured a 3-0 win over Worcester Tech on the road. Tracy scored all of her team’s goals in the win. It was her fourth hat trick of the fall and the second recent one. Samuel Lucena The […]

FITCHBURG — The Monty Tech girls volleyball team had their hands full with visiting Worcester Tech on Monday afternoon. The Bulldogs captured a 3-0 win over the Eagles by scores of 25-22, 25-19 and 25-21. Despite the end result, it certainly wasn’t easy for the Purple and Gold. The Bulldogs improve to 4-2 on the […]

IF there was a competition to find the ugliest building in Worcester I can think of a couple of entries for a start.

From field to table, Latinos are an integral part of the US food system. We need to make it more equitable.

FITCHBURG — The Bulldogs are back and they’re ready to take a bite out of the competition. The Monty Tech football team is coming off a solid 9-4 season in 2022 and head coach Anthony Secino is hoping his squad can duplicate its success from a year ago. Monty Tech ended last year by winning […]

Recently, Governor Maura Healey signed the 2024 state budget, which included $150,000 in funding for workforce development and career technical education

Nineteen rising high school juniors and seniors spent July in Worcester participating in the immersive 2023 High School Health Careers Program at UMass Chan Medical School.