Student takes top award at regional art exhibition
      Brianna Jamieson, of Oakmont Regional High School, was one of 10 area high school students to receive a top award in the 26th Annual Regional Exhibition of High School Art. The regional exhibition took place in April at Mount Wachusett Community College and displayed at more than 300 pieces creat...
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Monty Tech Third Quarter Honor Roll
      High Honors Ashburnham residents: Melissa Caruso; Megan Farley, Ashley LeBlanc, Dillon Handy; Westminster residents: Sarah Bailey, Josh Gikis, Jonathan Moore, Matthew Barber, Paul Bourgeois, Aaron Cardwell, Kayla Pakkila, Michael Barber, Ann Cormier,
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School Events
      Monday, May 5, through Friday, May 9 Meetinghouse Elementary School Monday, May 5 - Kindergarten orientation, 9:30 to 10:15 a.m. Westminster Elementary School Wednesday, May 7 - Recital Night, 6:30 p.m.
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Upcoming events at Applewild
      The Jazz Band at Applewild School and Student Performers welcome the public at their Spring Concert - Thursday evening, May 15, at 7 p.m. Performing Arts Center, 98 Prospect Street, Fitchburg. The public is invited to attend the production of A Midsummer Night's Dream performed at Applewild Schoo...
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Common Ground hosts outreach services
      "Special Outreach Services" are held every Thursday evening at Common Ground Christian Coffeehouse, 480 Main St., Fitchburg, starting at 7 p.m. Free. For additional information, call (978) 342-8637.
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Spring Give-Away to be held
      St. Denis Parish will host its second annual Spring Give-Away. Grand prize is $10,000 with second through eleventh prizes of $250. Ticket cost is $100 (limit of 300 tickets to be sold). Drawing date is Saturday, May 31, 2008. For tickets, or more information, call Kim Nolan at (978) 827-5428, Dore...
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Committee looking for go ahead
      The Bresnahan Scouting and Community Center Building Committee is working on the next step of the project moving forward, and want citizens to vote for two town meeting articles. "We want to get permission from the general population," said Committee member Harry Powers.
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