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Fitchburg, Massachusetts · FitchburgPEPPERELL — Members of The Community Church of Pepperell were delighted to welcome Rev. Dr. Sheila Rubdi, as Interim Minister, beginning April 1. Rubdi comes to Pepperell with 36 years of ministry experience serving churches in Vermont, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts, and five years of Intentional Interim Ministry at churches on Cape Cod. In 1987, she was ordained to Christian Ministry by the United Church of Christ and the Maine Diocese of th…See the Story
Community Church of Pepperell welcomes interim minister
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Fitchburg, Massachusetts · FitchburgThe St. Bernard’s girls lacrosse team took care of business against a cross-town foe on Thursday. The Bernardians had no problem dispatching Fitchburg High, winning 18-2 at Game On Fitchburg. The win lifts St. Bernard’s to 6-7 on the season, while the Red Raiders drop to 0-15. Chelmsford 14, Nashoba 5: The Wolves fall to 8-7. Boys lacrosse Lunenburg 18, Hudson 4: Josh Agnese (four assists), Sean McGrath (two assists) and Dom Staffiere (assist) e…See the Story
Local roundup: Bernardians roll past Fitchburg
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Fitchburg, Massachusetts · FitchburgThe 2024 Mary H Whitney Community Awards, held by the Rotary Club of Fitchburg, recognized 18 of the city’s finest for going above and beyond and gave scholarships to five local high school students for displaying a willing spirit to serve others, a release from the Rotary Club said. “Recognizing these professionals and students as the change makers in our community is our honor.” Rotary Club of Fitchburg President-elect Tracy Gagnon, left, deli…See the Story
Recognizing the change makers
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Fitchburg, Massachusetts · FitchburgSHIRLEY — The Center Common will be bustling with activity as the community welcomes the warm weather at ShirleyFest on Saturday June 1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Besides having a lot of entertainment, kids activities, and sales, the day also gives folks a chance to purchase lunch or supper from the many local nonprofit organizations. “Supporting these groups supports our town,” said a release about the event. The Shirley Historical Society will sell B…See the Story
Celebrate summer at ShirleyFest June 1
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Fitchburg, Massachusetts · FitchburgJosh Hoecker was nearly unstoppable Wednesday as the St. Bernard’s boys lacrosse team stormed to a win on the road, topping Assabet 17-3. Hoecker netted 10 goals in the victory and assisted on two others for the Bernardians (11-6). Nate Kavanagh added three goals and a helper and Chase Courtemanche chipped in with a pair of markers. Baseball Oakmont 3, Littleton 0: The host Spartans improved to 14-2 and claimed the Mid-Wach C title with a 9-0 ma…See the Story
Local roundup: Hoecker’s big day powers Bernardians
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Fitchburg, Massachusetts · FitchburgAs the spring season winds down, teams across all sports are eyeing state tournament glory. But before embarking on the road to a Massachusetts state title, Central Mass. teams will have a chance to pick up some additional hardware. The Central Mass. Athletic Directors Association tournament pairings for baseball, softball, lacrosse, tennis and boys volleyball were announced on Tuesday, with times and dates set in stone by Wednesday morning. The…See the Story
Local notebook: CMADA tourney set to get underway
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Fitchburg, Massachusetts · FitchburgAt its roots, running is about the most simple feat in athletics. Any able-bodied person can run, whether it’s fast or slow. One foot in front of the other, always moving forward. But for those with disabilities, it’s not always so simple. Whether it’s a mental or physical hurdle to clear, just getting out and moving can be tough. And that’s why Brendan Aylward not only runs the Unified Health and Performance facility in Lancaster, but has built…See the Story
AdaptX organizing a race for everyone
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