Fitchburg News

The long-debated demolition delay ordinance for historically significant buildings proposed by the Historical Commission has been tabled once again by the City Council after another round of proposed revisions.

The Fitchburg State University Humanities Department will ring in the holiday season with a series of free concerts in December on the university campus.

Li Ruixue, a middle-school principal from China, visited Monty Tech recently to learn about career and technical education.

Christopher M. Clarke, 27, of 11 Blossom St., Leominster, Mass., was arrested Nov. 23, and Michael M. Mack, 24, of 27 Spruce St., Fitchburg, Mass., was arrested Wednesday.

Saving, spending, sharing and investing are the cornerstones of financial literacy, and Leominster Credit Union is taking its lessons to the Boys & Girls Club of Fitchburg and Leominster to build a strong foundation for young people.

A certified go-getter, this beautiful young Hispanic woman is reaching new heights daily.

In anticipation of an ordered restructuring, the UMass Family Medicine Residency program at Community Health Connections is indefinitely suspending recruitment.

Affidavits for search warrants connected to the Nov. 13 fire at the West End Diner allege owner Jeffrey A. Cordio offered a new employee $5,000 to set the eatery on fire and even asked to have his wife killed in order to collect a $2 million insurance policy.

The Sentinel & Enterprise once again is counting down the days to Christmas with the help of kids across the area.

There's an abundance of beautiful architecture in the city, and the owners of some of the historic and unique homes and buildings will open their doors Saturday for the curious to take a peek at the beauty inside and bring on the holiday cheer.

The City Council has unanimously approved the appointment of new student police officer Michael Lopez, whom Police Chief Robert DeMoura says will assist with strengthening ties with the city's youth.

Representatives for a family-owned Maryland company proposing a slots casino on Jungle Road got a final chance to make their pitch to the state Gaming Commission in a hearing held at Leominster City Hall over five hours Monday evening.

Verizon is hoping the Legislature will reverse monopoly laws that the telecommunications company says puts it at a competitive disadvantage.

Three juniors in the Dental Assisting program at Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School are trying to make life brighter for area children entering foster care.

Fixing up plates of ziti and meatballs at Il Forno in Fitchburg on Monday are, from left, Marcus Moran, president of Aubuchon Hardware, Mike Mohamed, owner of Il Forno, and Norman Boudreau, retired CEO of IC Credit Union.

Christ Church, celebrating its 150th year in the heart of the city, will present the Massachusetts debut of the Advent service "From Darkness to Light" on Sunday at 5 p.m. The service, beginning in darkness and with ever-growing candlelight, weaves scripture readings from the Old and New Testaments with music spanning the last 400 years, sung in ... (more)

Mayor Lisa Wong is asking the company looking to build a slots casino in Leominster to sweeten the financial deal it has offered the city, arguing the project will have a negative impact on traffic and public safety in Fitchburg.

A little girl goes to sleep and her dreams transform to nightmares in "Dorme," performed by the LaCapra Ballerina Puppet Theatre of Italy and presented at 7 p.m. Dec. 4 as part of the CenterStage at Fitchburg State University arts and culture series.

Icy conditions wreaked havoc on the roadways in Central Mass. Sunday morning, with a handful of small accidents in Fitchburg and Leominster overshadowed by a massive pileup in Worcester.

Health for the Holidays is the Sentinel & Enterprise's fundraising campaign to help Community Health Connections complete and open its state-of-the-art health-care center in Fitchburg.