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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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Seniors Trying To Downsize In Central Massachusetts Are Fighting Younger Buyers For Scarce Starter Homes While 10,000 Elderly Applicants Wait Years For Housing
Plenty of older homeowners dream of trading a big house for something smaller, simpler and easier on the budget. In Central Massachusetts, though, they are running into a problem: so […]
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Festival of Trees returns to Gardner Museum Nov. 11
The Gardner Museum's Festival of Trees returns Nov. 11 with decorated trees, raffles and a seasonal exhibit at 28 Pearl St. in Gardner. The annual event runs through Dec. 5, according to a community announcement. The 2026 Festival of Trees Flyer lists hours of 1-4 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays, 1-7 p.m. Fridays and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. Visitors can buy raffle tickets during the Festival of Trees, with ticket sales ending at 2 p.m. on the final date and the drawing beginning at 3 p.m., according to the event flyer. Cash or check will be accepted. Veterans and members of police and fire departments also can enter a Veterans' Appreciation Door Prize drawing for a festive gift basket. That drawing is scheduled for Nov. 15, according to the announcement. Visitors also can see the museum's vintage toy display during the festival. The flyer identifies the seasonal exhibit as "Toys Past and Present." Winter coat drive will benefit Gardner families The museum is also collecting donations for its annual Winter Coat Drive during the festival. Collection boxes are in the Lower Lobby, which can be accessed from the parking lot, according to the announcement. Donations being accepted include gently
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Mass. farmers are aging. One family farm looks to the next generation
For the last 45 years, the Mong family has run Applefield Farm in Stow, about 30 miles west of Boston. The charming farm grows everything from corn and kale to scallions and pumpkins. Husband and wife Steven and Kirsten Mong first opened the farm in the 1980s, starting with just...
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Playoff wins and milestone touchdowns: Vote for Athlete of the Week
Last week , readers voted Alonzo White of Quabbin boys soccer for Athlete of the Week. White earned a spot on the poll for his strong performance on Oct. 29, scoring his first varsity goal in a victory against Monty Tech. He received 3,025 votes and totaled 56.9% in the poll. Check out the latest top performers from Nov. 2-7 and vote for who you think should be the Athlete of the Week. The poll will run until midnight on Nov. 16. The poll More: The 'Road To Gillette' on hold for MIAA high school football in 2026 The nominees Cole Clements, Monty Tech football Clements caught a 22-yard touchdown pass and rushed for a 1-yard score as Monty Tech won its first game of the season 31-6 against David Prouty on Nov. 5. Kendall Gamache, Gardner girls soccer Gamache scored the tying goal with one second on the clock in Gardner's game against Worcester South on Nov. 2. Gabe Houle, Quabbin football The freshman scored his first varsity touchdown in Quabbin's game against Southbridge, catching a 25-yard pass in the 18-6 victory on Nov. 6. More: 'This was our ultimate goal' | Oakmont makes playoffs under Bosselait Savannah Orcutt,
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Burpee scores a game-high 16 points, but Husson men’s basketball drops close one to Clark University in season opener
Clark University (Massachusetts) outscored Husson 37-30 in the second half on Sunday afternoon, rallying to nip the Eagles 60-59 in a men’s basketball non-conference game played at Newman Gymnasium in Bangor. It was the season opener for Husson. Husson trailed by as many as eight in the first half,...