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Fitchburg man pleaded guilty to possession, distribution of CSAM (opens the original)
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WORCESTER — A Fitchburg man pleaded guilty on Wednesday in federal court in Worcester to using his Kik messaging account to distribute and possess child sexual abuse material (CSAM), according to a press release from U.S. Attorney Leah B. Foley. Federal and state investigators identified the man as a member of a child pornography group on the messaging app. Sean Pettigrew, 50, of Fitchburg, pleaded guilty to one count of distribution and one count of possession of child pornography. U.S. Distric
Lowell Celebrates Kerouac! Festival set for Oct. 8-12 (opens the original)
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LOWELL — Jack Kerouac was born in Lowell and became a writer here. Each October, the Lowell Celebrates Kerouac! Festival illuminates his local influences and explores his enduring impact on music, art and literature. This year will be the 38th annual Lowell Celebrates Kerouac! Festival, from Oct. 8-12, in various locations throughout the city. This year’s events will feature a host of activities, including: • Tours to sites including Kerouac’s birthplace, grave site and novel locations. For more
Lancaster church launching ‘Love your neighbor’ campaign (opens the original)
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LANCASTER — The Justice League of First Church in Lancaster will officially launch its “375+ Love Your Neighbor Signs” campaign at the 50th anniversary of the Horse Shed Fair on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026. The first 50 signs will be available at the fair on a first-come, first-served basis. By the time 2028 arrives, the Justice League, a social justice ministry of First Church, hopes residents driving through Lancaster and surrounding communities will encounter a particular message again and again o
Townsend Police Department invites community to National Night Out (opens the original)
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TOWNSEND — The Townsend Police Department is inviting the community to National Night Out — an evening of fun, food, and plenty of opportunities to connect with police and fellow community members. On Tuesday, Oct. 6, from 5 to 7 p.m., Townsend Police will hold National Night Out at North Middlesex Regional High School. National Night Out is a nationwide effort to build stronger relationships between police and community members. It provides a chance to meet officers while participating in games
Fitchburg nonprofit launches free landlord training series (opens the original)
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FITCHBURG — For families trying to find stable housing and for property owners navigating the responsibilities of being a landlord, the challenges can often intersect in unexpected ways. A new regional training program is seeking to address some of those challenges by giving current and prospective landlords practical information about housing regulations, property maintenance, tenant relationships and the role rental housing plays in supporting local families and businesses. Empower Children fo
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