G-D Boys Soccer kicked off the Fall 2024 season at home on Tuesday. Lawrence High School's clearance is volleyed back in to continue the G-D attack. Photo by Matt Detora
Flames engulf the Herb Lyceum on Sunday morning at 368 Main Street near the Middle School, as a firefighter battles the inferno. The 19th-century carriage house, a beloved wedding venue and farm-to-table restaurant, is silhouetted against the towering blaze that ultimately left the structure in ruins.
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Flames engulf the Herb Lyceum on Sunday morning at 368 Main Street near the Middle School, as a firefighter battles the inferno. The 19th-century carriage house, a beloved wedding venue and farm-to-table restaurant, is silhouetted against the towering blaze that ultimately left the structure in ruins.
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G-D Boys Soccer kicked off the Fall 2024 season at home on Tuesday. Lawrence High School's clearance is volleyed back in to continue the G-D attack. Photo by Matt Detora
Malcolm Fry on His Recent First-Team appearances: “I try not to focus on the one moment; I try to just focus on the journey and the development, but it definitely is exciting to have those moments where all your work and all the dedication is validated. I think it was awesome for me during Leagues Cup especially, and in Philly [Philadelphia Union], and against Orlando [City, SC], to have some consistent time with the first team and get good feedback from the coaches. I learned a lot from those experiences, and I think going into next season, I'll be able to use those and know what I should focus on for the coming season.” Photo Courtesy of the New England Revolution.
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There was a huge crowd at the annual Labor Day Boy Scout Yard Sale on Monday for Troops 1 and 13 of Groton. People were lined up early waiting for the big event that started at 9:00 a.m. sharp, with great deals awaiting all who came. Photo courtesy of Jamie King.
Nashua River Watershed Association welcomes new staff members advancing water protection, climate resilience, environmental education, and engagement programs. Pictured left to right are: Ryan Hennrikus, Sara Singh, Chris Fournier, Paulina Torres, and Utkir Adkhamov. The NRWA thanks the Organizational Fund for Non-Profits at the Community Foundation of North Central Massachusetts for supporting the technology needs of this new staff. Photo credit: Sherry Anders.
