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Fitchburg artist’s paintings showcased at The Highlands (opens the original)
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FITCHBURG — It was clear to see that Sonny Brisebois-Day was feeling a range of emotions at the opening of the exhibit showcasing his paintings at The Highlands assisted living facility. The 64-year-old self-taught artist was born and raised in the city, graduated from Fitchburg High School (FHS) in the 1970s, and has called the skilled nursing and rehabilitation center on Nichols road home for four years. When Mayor Sam Squailia presented him with a proclamation at the Sept. 28 launch celebrati
‘Eerie storytelling’ (opens the original)
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STURBRIDGE — Old Sturbridge Village has rebranded its popular Halloween season happenings with Phantoms by Firelight: Frankenstein Encounter, an original production created exclusively for New England’s largest living history museum. According to a press release, for 11 nights — weekends Oct. 3-25 — the normally peaceful village will transform its 200 acres into a spooktacular shadowy world of dense fog, ominous music, and crackling electricity. “We are definitely leaning into the more spineting
Fitchburg awarded $2.9 million for dam removal (opens the original)
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FITCHBURG – State Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Rebecca Tepper recently joined Mayor Sam Squailia, with other state and local officials, for a site tour of McTaggart’s Pond Dam and Philip’s Brook to celebrate nearly $3 million in state funding for the demoltion of the dam and restoration of the brook. The funding is part of the first round of Environment & Climate One Stop (ECO) grant awards totaling $45 million that was announced by the Healey-Driscoll Administration in August for
Author with Leominster roots releases book focused on Johnny Appleseed (opens the original)
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LEOMINSTER — City native and author Jeff Aubuchon recently had another book published, which pays homage to one of Leominster’s most famous claims to fame. The author, educator, and historian wrote “American Apple: Johnny Appleseed & the Growing United States, 1600-1850,” which celebrates America’s 250th birthday and John ‘Johnny Appleseed’ Chapman at 252 years old. The inspiration for it struck during Aubuchon’s service as a Peace Corps volunteer in Nepal in 2024, where he was asked to address
Queer AF in Denim celebrates LGBTQ+ community and artistry (opens the original)
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WORCESTER — The euphoric energy inside Mechanics Hall last Friday reached epic proportions during the Queer AF in Denim art and fashion show from Love Your Labels. Talent from “Project Runway” and the pages of iconic Vogue magazine brought a wide variety of gorgeous bespoke fashion in indigo hues to the city for the 7th annual event held on Sept. 18 that drew over 1,000 attendees including models, performers, and volunteers. “RuPaul’s Drag Race” alum Q was the show’s designer headliner, and seve
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