By Paul WnukDuring the Planning Board meeting on May 13, the board discussed ongoing issues related to parking and traffic at the new Asian Imperial Garden restaurant located at the corner of Massachusetts and Electric Avenues.    Asian Imperial i...

Attention Lunenburg tax payers! If you paid your real estate taxes on May 1, you may be in for a real shocker this morning. Unipay, the service provider for the town, debited your account twice! Yes, we all love Lunenburg, but not that much...

Story & photo by James MaximFor the next month, visitors to the Wallace Community Room of the Lunenburg Public Library will be treated to a rare vision. The Camera Club of Central New England (CCCNE) has assembled a collection of several membe...

By Paul WnukOn April 22, the Planning Board held the last public hearing regarding the proposed Aro Estates complex and after lengthy discourse, voted to deny all 10 subdivisions as they would violate town bylaws.    Monday’s public hearing was a ...

By Samantha BridgmanDuring the highly anticipated school budget presentation, Superintendent Loxi-Jo Calmes introduced budget discussions as a call to arms.    "As such, [the budget] needs to be based on our mission to challenge our students to re...

Submitted to The LedgerThe Lunenburg High School Athletic Hall of Fame committee would like to announce the 2013 class of inductees. The 2013 Inductee Banquet will be held on Sunday, October 13 at the Bull Run Restaurant in Shirley.     This year’...

An Editorial by Greg Aldrich, Marketing Director at ETR Laboratories in LeominsterSpring is often the time of year that folks turn to issues of maintenance in their home. Sprucing up the yard, painting some shutters that have begun to fade or p...

amie Toale may have grown up in Brooklyn, New York but he has developed a deep appreciation for the town of Lunenburg, his home for the past 16 years. The recent retiree is running for Selectmen because he felt he had a unique set of skills that w...

By Samantha BridgmanRobert (Bob) Ebersole realized he had the right combination of time and work background to run for one of the two open Selectmen seats. The lifelong resident and Lunenburg High School graduate of 1971 has a long history in town...

A "right place, right time" set of circumstances convinced Joanna Bilotta-Simeone that now was the time for her to make a bid at a seat on the Board of Selectman. With two openings on the Board up for grabs, the longtime Lunenburg resident current...