Police are still searching for 35-year-old Brittany Tee, of Brookfield, who disappeared a year ago, the Worcester County District Attorney’s Office announced Tuesday.
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Album Review: “Tears From Stone” by Kenny Selcer
A bit of Dylan, some Steve Forbert, a sprinkle of Loggins & Messina, and a touch of the New Riders of the Purple Sage, with a whole lot of the unique offerings of Kenny Selcer await consumption on the new “Tears From Stone” CD.
Good Samaritans rescue driver from car that flipped over on Route 2 in Leominster
Quick-acting Good Samaritans in Leominster pulled a driver from the wreckage of an overturned vehicle on Route 2. The accident took place near where Abbott Avenue intersects with the highway.
Victim of house fire in Orange identified
The state Department of Fire Services has released the name of the 65-year-old woman who died in a three-alarm house fire in Orange on Dec. 13. Neighbor’s say the residence was used to breed dogs.
WPI Launches Master’s Program in Artificial Intelligence
Worcester Polytechnic Institute introduces a comprehensive AI degree program, offering a Master’s, combined Bachelor’s/Master’s, and Graduate Certificate to equip students for the burgeoning AI industry.
Hudson fugitive attacked by girlfriend in Leominster lies about identity despite birthday tattoo on wrist, gets arrested
After a public dispute with his girlfriend at Water Tower Plaza, Christopher Silva, 32, of Hudson, initially provided a false identity to avoid arrest due to existing warrants. Despite his claims and his attempts to obstruct the officers’ enquiries, they identified him with the help of a video call and a birthdate tattoo on his wrist.
Worcester man puts on dazzling holiday display to raise money for childhood cancer
In the heart of Worcester, Alex Cornwell transforms his home into a breathtaking holiday spectacle. With 185 inflatables lighting up 26 Dawson Road, this festive wonderland not only captivates the community but also supports the fight against childhood cancer.
Three-Alarm Fire at Orange Dog Breeder’s Home Claims Elderly Woman’s Life
An elderly woman died and another resident was seriously injured in a three-alarm fire at a dog breeder’s home in Orange. Several dogs also perished in the fire. The incident occurred at 99 West River Street and the cause remains under investigation. Four residents were displaced as a result of the fire.
Top News – Dec. 13: Healey’s Appeal for Leominster, Biden’s Diplomatic Push, School Board Scandal, and Wild Safari Drama
Massachusetts Governor, Maura Healey, requests a federal disaster declaration from President Biden for a flood that hit Leominster 90 days ago. Meanwhile, the Sarasota County School Board has asked board member, Bridget Ziegler, to resign following a sex scandal. Joe Biden states Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, needs to change his government’s hardline approach or risk losing global support due to his actions in Gaza. In Colorado, two thieves tried using sales discounts to lessen their theft charges. Lastly, a leopard’s attempt to prey on sleeping wild dogs resulted in a chase and the dogs’ triumphant return to rest.