Sara Arnold

Budding theatre actors from Fitchburg, Westminster, Ashburnham and other area communities performed in “Tilly the Trickster” at the Theatre at the

LEOMINSTER — James Normington, a city resident and British expatriate, has been living with his Leominster-born family in North Central Massachusetts for 15 years.

Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo filed a lawsuit against New York Attorney General Letitia James for documents related to her 2021 damaging sexual misconduct 2021 investigation that led to his resignation. This week, Cuomo filed the case in a New York State court, arguing he needs the 180 witness statements in full in order to defend himself against two sexual harassment lawsuits linked to the investigation. The lawsuit states that the public has a right to know James' "full basis in making the significant and impactful decisions in issuing the consequential Report and causing the resignation of their democratically elected governor."

LANCASTER — It's never too late to become a writer. E. Raymond Tatten has now published four books, both essays and historical fiction, but

STERLING — There is a hidden gem for farm-fresh food, direct from the supplier in North Central Massachusetts – a small business run by Erik Jewett, aka Fat Daddy.

LEOMINSTER — The St. Anna Parish church could use a little warmth this year.

LEOMINSTER — The deadline to apply for disaster recovery funds from FEMA for damage from the September floods is July 15.

DEVENS — If harnessed properly, experts in the field say fusion could be the key to an unlimited, environmentally-friendly energy source for the world. And one of the companies working to harness this energy has made their home in the rapidly growing innovation hub in Devens.

DEVENS — If harnessed properly, experts in the field say fusion could be the key to an unlimited, environmentally-friendly energy source for the world.

Former President Donald Trump is again taking the lead in the 2024 race for the White House. According to a new Polymarket poll, Trump holds a two-percent advantage over Vice President Kamala Harris (50 to 48 percent). The same survey also found that Trump’s chances of winning crucial swing states are much higher than Harris’s. In Georgia and North Carolina, Trump has a 61 percent chance of winning the state compared to Harris’ 39 percent. In Arizona, the former president has a 55 percent chance of winning compared to the 45 percent chance for Harris. In Nevada, Trump’s chances are 53 percent, Harris’s chances are 47 percent, and in Pennsylvania,