Bull Run hosts Pulitzer-winning journalist Carl Bernstein on Oct. 6 By Submitted Article October 2, 2019 at 9:06 am
![Sprouting from a small farm in rural Massachusetts were four sisters who were raised with music accompanying their chores. “As kids, we had a lot of outside time, a lot of chores and a lot of singing,” says Mel Green, the oldest of the sisters. “We didn’t grow up with a television, so we had […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/low-z-1124cuddahy-1-1.jpg?w=132 "Sprouting from a small farm in rural Massachusetts were four sisters who were raised with music accompanying their chores. “As kids, we had a lot of outside time, a lot of chores and a lot of singing,” says Mel Green, the oldest of the sisters. “We didn’t grow up with a television, so we had […]")
![WESTFORD — Thirteen seniors at Nashoba Valley Technical High School completed a 30-Hour Massachusetts Pre-Apprenticeship and Vocational School Training Program run by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation. MassDOT started the training program because the top issue facing the construction trades — not just in Massachusetts but across the country — is laborers retiring — and […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/massdot-training-1.jpg?w=140 "WESTFORD — Thirteen seniors at Nashoba Valley Technical High School completed a 30-Hour Massachusetts Pre-Apprenticeship and Vocational School Training Program run by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation. MassDOT started the training program because the top issue facing the construction trades — not just in Massachusetts but across the country — is laborers retiring — and […]")
![LOWELL — Kids in Lowell will have to wait one more day to collect that candy. Due to a forecast of high winds and rain, the city of Lowell is moving trick-or-treating hours to Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. “This decision was made in consultation with City public safety officials, and is intended to […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/image-6-1.jpg?w=140 "LOWELL — Kids in Lowell will have to wait one more day to collect that candy. Due to a forecast of high winds and rain, the city of Lowell is moving trick-or-treating hours to Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. “This decision was made in consultation with City public safety officials, and is intended to […]")
![SHIRLEY — A rash of mailbox vandalism incidents (plus at least one trash barrel incident) were reported late Friday night, resulting in police response and an ongoing investigation but no definitive answers as of Saturday afternoon. According to Lt. Alfreda Cromwell, several calls came in Friday night for incidents that occurred on Myles Lane, Horse […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/20130623_080058_police-lights-Copy-1.jpg?w=117 "SHIRLEY — A rash of mailbox vandalism incidents (plus at least one trash barrel incident) were reported late Friday night, resulting in police response and an ongoing investigation but no definitive answers as of Saturday afternoon. According to Lt. Alfreda Cromwell, several calls came in Friday night for incidents that occurred on Myles Lane, Horse […]")
![AYER – Students at Ayer Shirley Regional Middle and High schools will have a new visitor roaming the halls between classes: Lady, a 6-year-old purebred golden retriever who serves as the school’s therapy dog. Lady was first introduced at a recent meeting of the Ayer Shirley Regional School Committee by Mary Malone, superintendent of the […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/nas-l-therapydog2-1.jpg?w=132 "AYER – Students at Ayer Shirley Regional Middle and High schools will have a new visitor roaming the halls between classes: Lady, a 6-year-old purebred golden retriever who serves as the school’s therapy dog. Lady was first introduced at a recent meeting of the Ayer Shirley Regional School Committee by Mary Malone, superintendent of the […]")
![By Prudence Brighton, Correspondent SHIRLEY The last question asked of Carl Bernstein on Sunday afternoon caused a collective intake of breath among his large audience at the Bull Run Restaurant. Bernstein himself seemed to heave a heavy sigh when Adam Reilly, WGBH senior political reporter, asked “What are the prospects for a peaceful transfer of power […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/sen-l-bernstein2-1.jpg?w=135 "By Prudence Brighton, Correspondent SHIRLEY The last question asked of Carl Bernstein on Sunday afternoon caused a collective intake of breath among his large audience at the Bull Run Restaurant. Bernstein himself seemed to heave a heavy sigh when Adam Reilly, WGBH senior political reporter, asked “What are the prospects for a peaceful transfer of power […]")
![SHIRLEY — Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, author and political analyst Carl Bernstein will speak at The Bull Run in Shirley on Sunday at noon. Doors open at 10 a.m.,and brunch will be served at that time. Tickets are $65, which does not include brunch. From uncovering the Watergate scandal to writing about national and international affairs […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/low-z-wkd1003bernstein-1.jpg?w=53 "SHIRLEY — Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, author and political analyst Carl Bernstein will speak at The Bull Run in Shirley on Sunday at noon. Doors open at 10 a.m.,and brunch will be served at that time. Tickets are $65, which does not include brunch. From uncovering the Watergate scandal to writing about national and international affairs […]")
![SHIRLEY Voters defeated by a narrow margin on Saturday the same debt exclusion ballot question they said no to last year, aimed in both instances at paying the town’s share of a $7 million high school athletic fields project. The count was 739 for and 751 against. Business was brisk at the polls on this […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/low-l-shirleyvote2-1.jpg?w=117 "SHIRLEY Voters defeated by a narrow margin on Saturday the same debt exclusion ballot question they said no to last year, aimed in both instances at paying the town’s share of a $7 million high school athletic fields project. The count was 739 for and 751 against. Business was brisk at the polls on this […]")