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On Thursday, Sept. 8, about thirty diehard Historical Society members lent their ear to Amherst music aficionado John Root, who played classic songs from the 1920’s and 1930’s.

Editorial

The 411 on Casella, and what to do with your waste

Vincent Tetreault, 31, a fugitive from Rhode Island who had been living with his girlfriend in an apartment at 136 Lancaster Avenue in Lunenburg, was arrested Friday night on numerous charges including choking his girlfriend, Kerri McNeil.

According to Fitchburg Deputy Fire Chief Brian Belliveau of the Fitchburg Fire Department, at approximately 4 p.m. on Sunday, July 15 the department received a call about a fire at 60 Wallace Ave. – the landmark, converted barn that was the home of The Stratton Players.

Last Sunday, June 26 at approximately 5 p.m. multiple fights broke out at the Shady Grove Campground.