Sentinel and Enterprise

The Sentinel & Enterprise is a daily newspaper that comes out every morning in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. It also has a news bureau located in Leominster, Massachusetts. The paper provides coverage of local events and news in Fitchburg, Leominster, and other towns in northern Worcester County and northwest Middlesex County. It is part of MediaNews Group, a company based in Colorado, and is one of four newspapers in Massachusetts that they own.

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'The legacy of freedom'

2 days ago | sentinelandenterprise.com | Danielle Ray

FITCHBURG — Juneteenth was observed in the city and the Juneteenth flag raised ahead of a lineup of special events in honor of the holiday to celebrate Black history, culture, and community spirit. The Buy Black Market on June 19 at City Hall featured live music, delicious food by Two Brothers Catering, and the opportunity to shop from over 25 Black-owned vendors and artisans.
Pink Flamingo Day celebrated in Leominster, home of iconic lawn ornament

3 days ago | sentinelandenterprise.com | Danielle Ray

LEOMINSTER — People all over the city showed their spirit on Monday in honor of National Pink Flamingo Day, which was established in 2007 by Mayor Dean Mazzarella and is celebrated annually on June 23. One of the city’s claims to fame is that the plastic pink flamingo lawn ornament was created there by Donald Featherstone in 1957 when he worked at Union Products after graduating from art school at the Worcester Art Museum.
Leominster school receives $30K donation

3 days ago | sentinelandenterprise.com | Danielle Ray

LEOMINSTER — Johnny Appleseed Elementary School Principal Bevin Tapply recently announced that the school is the winner of this year’s BFit Hat Trick for Health $30,000 top prize. The dedicated administrator said the donation came because school parent Megan Bertoni originally nominated Johnny Appleseed for a $3,000 donation, which they won over the winter, and then out of six finalist schools they were picked for the $30K award.
FPS gathers for those ‘advocating for our community’

4 days ago | sentinelandenterprise.com | Danielle Ray

FITCHBURG – The recent Fitchburg Public Schools Community Brunch brought together educators, staff, and administrators from across the district and community partners from around the city. Longtime Fitchburg Public Schools (FPS) Family and Community Engagement Coordinator Luisa Fernandez has helped to organize the annual networking event since its inception in 2022.
Celtics reportedly trade Jrue Holiday to Blazers for Anfernee Simons, two picks

4 days ago | sentinelandenterprise.com | Zack Cox

The Oklahoma City Thunder win the second title in franchise history, beating Indiana 103-91 in Game 7 of the NBA Finals
'The heartbeat of our fundraising has always been the people'

6 days ago | sentinelandenterprise.com | Danielle Ray

LEOMINSTER — Passionately crusading for a cure for breast cancer over the last two decades comes from a very personal place for Kathy DiRusso and the longtime city resident has no signs of slowing down. The 65-year-old said she “felt called to action” after losing two family members to breast cancer. DiRusso first did the Susan G.
Gloucester hosts 250th Battle of Bunker Hill reenactment (Photos)

6 days ago | sentinelandenterprise.com | Flint McColgan

For the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill, the fighting took place in Gloucester. The seaside community brought 1775, and one of the Revolutionary War’s major battlegrounds, back to life through vignettes, battle demonstrations and even lectures. Reenactors came not only from the New England states but also from up and down the East Coast bedecked in period garb and detail.
‘Grateful for the opportunity to uplift others’: Fitchburg barber shop provides community haircuts

1 week ago | sentinelandenterprise.com | Danielle Ray

FITCHBURG — Thumbs Up Barber Shop recently collaborated with Leaders of Restoration to provide free haircuts to the community. This is the second year Thumbs Up owner Juan Rivera and his crew teamed up with the city-based peer recovery support center for Community Cuts. Six Thumbs Up barbers happily donated their time and talents to provide complimentary haircuts at the June 8 event held at the 544 John Fitch Hwy. barber shop that Rivera opened in 2007.
Boston Police respond to threatening ‘anti-Jewish’ flyers: ‘Deeply troubling’

1 week ago | sentinelandenterprise.com | Rick Sobey

Now that Karen Read’s trial is over, John O’Keefe family’s civil suit can go on
'It's truly something that does change lives'

1 week ago | sentinelandenterprise.com | Danielle Ray

DEVENS — Harrison was homeless and sleeping in his car before becoming a student at Shriver Job Corps, an opportunity that completely changed the trajectory of his life. The man was one of three Shriver Job Corps graduates who shared their experiences at the June 18 press conference held at the Devens campus of the federal program regarding the Trump Administration making budget cuts that would shutter the program. “Thank you for supporting and advocating for us,” Harrison said to U.S. Reps.