Lowell's Kathryn Rindo falls short in second round of Golden Gloves
“It feels great. I just worked hard. I dedicated myself. My trainers came up with the game plan. I just executed it, but he was good.” Kimhong Chhay
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“It feels great. I just worked hard. I dedicated myself. My trainers came up with the game plan. I just executed it, but he was good.” Kimhong Chhay
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Top Central Mass. political newsmakers of 2020: Region offers collective and loud voice This week, the Telegram & Gazette looks back at some of the top Central Mass. newsmakers of 2020 in sports, education, entertainment, politics, business, health care, social justice and religion. The year in local politics seemed quieter than usual in Worcester County. Down-ballot races were significantly overshadowed by the presidential election. More than in most years. While the buzz around the many state House and Senate races was tempered in the months leading up to the election, there was plenty of...
This week, the Telegram & Gazette looks back at some of the top Central Mass. newsmakers of 2020 in sports, education, entertainment, politics, business, health care, social justice and religion. While plenty of sectors and industries were upended by the pandemic, there was nothing quite like the chaotic year the education world endured in 2020. Since February, when several local colleges began hurriedly bringing study abroad students back from coronavirus-hit regions, COVID-19 has dominated the school news landscape. Schools and colleges alike were faced with a seemingly no-win choice betwee...