Saint Vincent nurses vote to ratify new contract with hospital, ending nearly 10-month historic strike
Within 30 days, all striking nurses are expected to return to their prior roles.
FLEXcon hires first female CEO
The company’s former CFO, Aimee Peacock, is set to take over for Lavon Winkler, who is retiring on Jan. 30.
Local singer premieres music video shot right before the pandemic in Los Angeles
Kirosha’s latest music video revisits her 2011 release Journey which – she says – foreshadowed rough times in her life.
Worcester-based ministry gives LGBTQ asylum seekers a new lease on life
The LGBT Asylum Task Force, which has a 100% success rate transitioning asylum seekers into jobs, adds more housing after raising $500,000.
Lancaster family teams up with a local food charity to raise money for the food insecure
The Joseph & Leslie Carr Foundation Inc. raises money to put together hundreds of nutritious food boxes delivered throughout Central Massachusetts, just in time for the holidays.
Fabric n Things opens in Fitchburg bringing with it an “old school” feel
The fabric store had its grand opening ceremony on Dec. 10 with a ribbon cutting ceremony attended by local elected officials.
Holy Cross examines the sites on campus once occupied by the Nipmuc in documentary
Called ‘Pakachoag: Where The River Bends,’ the documentary aims to illuminate the storied history the college has with the Nipmuc people and foster a dialogue with the Nipmuc of the present day.
Fitchburg Art Museum’s “Fitchburg You R Beautiful” exhibit explores the “urban displacement” of area residents
Through his renown man-on-the-street portraiture, photographer Ruben Natal-San Miguel captures Fitchburg’s essence in a series of photos taken outside the Fitchburg Art Museum.
Leominster Blue Devils beat North Middlesex Regional’s wrestling team in final match Wednesday
Although both teams were evenly matched with inexperienced wretlers, Leominster’s head coach gave his team a leg up over the competition by pitting his newbies against some of the toughest teams in the state.
Nursing students at Anna Maria College donate comfort items to Veteran’s Inc. and Abby’s House
The donations are part of a longstanding tradition at the college designed to instill the compassion and community concern necessary to make it as a nurse.