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Fire safety board backs license revocation of inspector of Harborside Inn - Vimarsana News

Fire safety board backs license revocation of inspector of Harborside Inn

A fire safety code board of appeal agrees with the decision to take away the license of Peter Freund.

Roxbury's new mayor, Township Council appoints volunteers - Vimarsana News

Roxbury's new mayor, Township Council appoints volunteers

ROXBURY TWP.- Just minutes after being unanimously appointed to serve as mayor for the year, Township Councilwoman Jacqueline Albrecht made some appointments of her own.

Stories of the year: A look back at the top events of 2023 | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Stories of the year: A look back at the top events of 2023 | News, Sports, Jobs

The decision by Blair County voters to not retain President Judge Elizabeth Doyle for another 10-year term and the death of former Congressman Bud Shuster were voted the top local stories of 2023 by the Mirror newsroom. The news staff voted in December on the top stories from a ballot that included the most prominent […]

Renovations coming to LeLacheur Park, but return of Spinners unlikely - Vimarsana News

Renovations coming to LeLacheur Park, but return of Spinners unlikely

Though the sale of LeLacheur Park to UMass Lowell has closed and needed ballpark renovations are coming, time may be running out on a potential Red Sox return to Lowell.

New WooSox owner lays out plans for Red Sox minor league affiliates - Vimarsana News

New WooSox owner lays out plans for Red Sox minor league affiliates

This week the Worcester Red Sox became the latest Boston affiliate acquired by Diamond Baseball Holdings, who purchased the Portland Sea Dogs and Salem Red Sox last winter. Speaking exclusively to the Herald, Diamond Baseball Holdings' CEO laid out their plan for Boston's minor league clubs.