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On Climate: A case for optimism and action at the end of 2024
One of the most pervasive emotions when discussing climate change is despair. Many people believe the problem is too vast, ...
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Invisible hunger: How Loaves & Fishes is feeding families in need
Food insecurity is on the rise. The drive-thru line at Loaves & Fishes, the local food pantry located in Devens, keeps ...
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It’s Only Natural: Conifers built to survive the winter
Winter poses challenges for every living thing, two of the most crucial challenges being to obtain enough water and nutrients ...
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School Committee hears plan to revise graduation requirements
In the recent election, voters rejected requiring a passing score on the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) ...
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Bromfield’s Project 351 tackles food insecurity, one pound at a time
Youth leaders at the Bromfield Middle School held a food drive in the first two weeks of December to support Loaves & Fishes, ...
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A timeless tradition, the Annual Ecumenical Christmas Pageant brings smiles and joy
Bromfield’s Project 351 tackles food insecurity, one pound at a time 12/20/2024 ...
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Something on the Common for all ... Santa, trees, food, and crafts
Bromfield’s Project 351 tackles food insecurity, one pound at a time 12/20/2024 ...
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Author Sola Mahfouz to talk about her struggle to get an education under repressive rule in Afghanistan
To ring in the New Year, Arm in Arm will be hosting a book discussion and signing Friday, Jan. 10, at 7 p.m. in the Harvard Unitarian Universalist Church Fellowship Hall, 7 Elm Street. Author Sola ...
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Baron is named interim harbormaster
With a new year approaching, the Park and Recreation Commission faced the need for someone to carry out the duties of harbormaster while the longtime incumbent, Bob O’Shea, remains ill. At the ...
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Free shuttle to Emerson Hospital to begin in January
Thanks to a grant from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation, many patients who were accustomed to receiving care from the now-closed Nashoba Valley Medical Center will have access to a ...