Leominster Public Library launches a lecture series on Massachusetts library architecture history Friday. From our own coverage: Board weighs waste facility's tonnage cap hike.
Leominster's Board of Health continues solid waste facility hearing to October 27. Also in today's brief (10 items): Citizenship class offered at library; Historical book club meets at library; Lecture explores Massachusetts library architecture; Halloween parade steps off downtown.
Leominster schools opened the waitlist for tuition-based preschool peer slots for the 2026-2027 year. From our own coverage: Preschool peer-slot waitlist opens for 2026-2027.
Leominster's Halloween Parade returns downtown on Saturday, October 24, drawing families citywide. Also in today's brief (10 items): City launches website translation tool; October newsletter highlights city events; Library concert series features women in jazz; School committee meets Monday night.
Leominster officials will walk residents through the Hometown Ready emergency preparedness program at the library on Oct. 20. Also in today's brief (9 items): Cemetery Commission posts Thursday agenda; Council on Aging holds regular meeting; Library lecture traces Massachusetts library …
Leominster Public Schools opened its waitlist for tuition-based preschool slots at Bennett for 2026-2027. From our own coverage: Leominster logs single home sale in late September. Also in today's brief (9 items): Library offers English conversation class Tuesday; Conservation Commissio…
Leominster saw just one residential deed recorded between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, a $685,000 sale that closed Sept. 30. Sellers Sharon B. Hooper and Randy Hooper transferred the property to buyers Michael David Abbascia and Michelle Ann Abbascia. The registry entry did not include a street address.
Leominster's Board of Health will hold a public hearing October 19 on a solid waste facility change. Also in today's brief (13 items): Chick-fil-A opens Twin City Plaza location; Fall Craft Fair returns to Little Red Schoolhouse; Harvest Celebration set for Pleasant Street Saturday; Jui…