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Gardner man surrenders after seven-hour standoff at Waterford Street apartment
A Gardner man who barricaded himself inside his Waterford Street apartment and threatened officers surrendered early Saturday, Nov. 7, ending a seven-hour standoff, police said. Gardner police arrested David Margeson, 42, on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon, according to a press release from Sgt. Ryan Coates. Officers...
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Nashua family torn apart by ICE
NASHUA – For the past three months, 21-year-old Gabileisy Garcia Mareno has been struggling just to get through each day. Her 25-year-old husband, Jesús, came to the U.S. in July 2021 seeking asylum from a life of violence in his home country of Peru. “He never missed a...
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Lowell man arrested for robbing woman in parking lot in Dracut
DRACUT — On Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026, at approximately 8:30 p.m., Dracut police learned that Methuen police were searching the area of Merrimack Avenue for a man suspected of stealing a woman’s phone in Methuen. According to Dracut Police Chief Peter Bartlett, officers learned while en route that...
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Holiday Craft Fair brings food, gifts and more to Fitchburg
Sizer School's fourth annual Holiday Craft Fair will bring more than 50 vendors, food, gifts and a fundraising effort for student activities to Fitchburg on Nov. 14. The free event will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Sizer School, 500 Rindge Road, according to a community announcement. Vendors will be spread across two floors, with offerings including homemade chocolates, gluten-free bakery items, earrings, candles and comics. The fair is organized by Sizer School's Student Ambassadors and raises money for their student activities fund. “We have roughly 300 to 350 families attending Sizer each year,” said Lindsay Alweiss, Student Ambassador Advisor. “Our student leaders host events and activities all year long at NO COST to students. All students. Price tags and fees should not be barriers keeping students from joining in on all of the fun - and we have a lot of it.” Alweiss said fundraising makes those activities possible and called the Craft Fair the group's biggest event of the year. Admission is free, though students will collect donations at the door. Parking and Vendor Bingo at the Sizer School Craft Fair Parking will be available on site or across the rotary at Seven Hills. The Sizer
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Acton and eight neighboring towns weigh costs of joining MWRA water supply system
A coalition of nine MetroWest towns, including Acton, has completed a study of the costs of bringing water from the MWRA (Massachusetts Water Resource Authority) to our region. Acton’s share of the cost would be approximately $100 million, and the water could start flowing in approximately 2042. Acton Water District (AWD) officials are examining this possibility very seriously — but they caution that discussions with potential partner towns and MWRA are at an extremely early stage.
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Oakmont’s Ada Ferguson is Awarded Will McDonough 2026 Sports Writing Contest
Ada Ferguson, a junior at Oakmont Regional High School, was awarded the Will McDonough 2026 Sports Writing Contest, for her article, “Together Within: Unified.” She was recognized at Fenway Park on June 16th, 2026. Ada was accompanied by her sister, Hannah Ferguson, and her mother, Danielle Ferguson. At the ceremony, she was awarded a certificate alongside 4 other New England high school students. Ada Ferguson won first place out of all sophomores in New England. Ferguson was then published in the Boston Globe, not only for her award, but for her original article. Soon after, Ferguson was posted in the Gardner News to recognize her award and article in the local area. Ferguson not only brought home a physical award, but an experience she will always remember.