Full steam ahead
CAMBRIDGE -- On crutches and pain medications, Ayer native Brittany Loring says she's getting better every day. She's recuperating at home in Cambridge following three surgeries for serious leg injuries...
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Forging ahead
CAMBRIDGE -- On crutches and pain medications, Ayer native Brittany Loring says she's getting better every day. She's recuperating at home in Cambridge following three surgeries for serious leg injuries...
Harding Mudge Bush opens Main Street studio
AYER -- On April 1, Harding Mudge Bush opened a store at 30 Main St. to sell his watercolor paintings and note cards. It is a return to downtown Ayer...
Tree planted in memory of a special teacher
HARVARD -- A pink Rose of Sharon tree was planted on Friday in the courtyard at Hildreth Elementary School in memory of late kindergarten teacher BarbaraAnn Gould. The families of...
Ayer’s Loring is looking steadily forward
CAMBRIDGE -- On crutches and pain medications, Ayer native Brittany Loring says she's getting better every day. She's recuperating at home in Cambridge following three surgeries for serious leg injuries...
Harding Mudge Bush opens Main St. studio
AYER - On April 1, Harding Mudge Bush opened a store at 30 Main Street to sell his watercolor paintings and note cards. It is return to downtown Ayer for...
Woman who aided Loring seeks to reconnect
BOSTON -- "I have tears streaming down my face as I write this to you," said Hafsa LaBreche of Waltham in an email to the Public Spirit. The 26-year-old woman...
Bombing suspect moved to Devens
DEVENS -- Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the surviving brother targeted in the Boston Marathon bombing attacks of April 15, was transferred overnight between Thursday and Friday, April 25-26, to the Federal Medical...
Woman who aided Loring seeks to reconnect with her
BOSTON -- "I have tears streaming down my face as I write this to you," said Hafsa LaBreche of Waltham in an email to the Public Spirit. The 26-year-old woman...
Selectmen: No town business
AYER -- Two selectmen said there no was violation to the Open Meeting Law when three of them met in Town Administrator Robert Pontbriand's office following the April 23 meeting....