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Holy Cross alum who pledged $25 million — and who has a building named after him — wants his money back
Cornelius B. Prior Jr. pledged millions for the construction of a dazzling new performing arts center at his alma mater. Upon opening in 2022, the College of the Holy Cross’s $110 million Prior Performing Arts Center was hailed as an “incubator” for creativity and a bastion of interdisciplinary learning.
College notes: Worcester State names Zach Besaw interim football coach; Holy Cross extends Riga
Adam Peloquin, who in 2019 succeeded the legendary Brien Cullen as just the second head coach in Worcester State football history, stepped down from the position Thursday to pursue an opportunity outside of the university. Zach Besaw, an assistant under Peloquin the last four years, will serve as the Lancers’ interim coach for the 2024 season. Besaw, a Central Mass. native and Worcester State alumnus like Peloquin, grew up in Shrewsbury and played for one season at...
Shelter in place issued in Allenstown, NH, amid police investigation
An incident on a street in Allenstown, New Hampshire, sparked a shelter-in-place order from police Thursday afternoon. It wasn't immediately clear what happened in the incident on Sullivan Drive, or if anyone was hurt. Allenstown and state police both urged people to avoid the area. State police said there was...
Report: Mass. must do more to keep food waste out of landfills
When you're home cooking a meal, what do you do with the leftover stems from leafy greens, or the rind after squeezing a lemon to add flavor to a dish? What about items on your dinner plate that you didn't eat because you're full or they're just not appetizing? Do you throw the scraps in the garbage? ...
Public Safety 8 -15 August
NEWFANE- Police are asking the public for assistance in identifying a male suspect in a theft from a vehicle in the parking lot of WW Building Supply on Route 30 at about 2:55 pm on Saturday, July 27. Police say several items were stolen. Anyone with information regarding the theft and the person in the photograph is asked to contact state police at (802) 722-4600, select option 3.
Grassroots Environmental Group Green Oceans Calls for Moratorium on Offshore Wind Construction After Nantucket Disaster
Green Oceans, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving Rhode Island’s coastal environments, issued a strong call today for an immediate federal and state moratorium on offshore wind (OSW) development. The demand comes in response to what the group describes as a growing environmental crisis after a wind turbine blade shattered off the coast of Nantucket, scattering debris into the ocean.
Lawyers for men accused of killing Worcester mom, daughter lose bid to have charges dropped
WORCESTER ― A Central District Court judge Thursday denied motions to dismiss charges against the two men accused in the March 5 slaying of Chasity Nuñez and her 11-year-old daughter Zella. Lawyers for Karel Mangual, 28, and Dejan Belnavis, 27, had filed the motions citing “a failure to indict.” The two are continuing...
Video: Showers, downpours likely as Debby lifts northward
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Remnants of Debby will track closer today with the great effects tonight. Showers and downpours remain likely, but the threat of flooding looks lower for our area. Downpours will exit very early Saturday, bringing a brighter weekend. A Flood Watch is in effect for northern New...
This New Hampshire Big Lots is Slated to Close
Big Lots has been a favorite chain store for many years. With over 1,400 stores nationwide, the retail outlet is known for fantastic deals on back to school items, furniture, and outdoor items for all seasons. I've never met a holiday where I didn't find fantastic decorations at Big Lots.
California man, previously from Rhode Island, admits to filming 11-year-old Massachusetts girl as she changed
BOSTON – A California man previously from Woonsocket, RI pleaded guilty today in federal court in Boston to surreptitiously filming an 11-year-old Massachusetts girl as she changed in her bedroom. Jacob Guerrero, 23, of Woodland, Calif., pleaded guilty to one count of sexually exploiting a child. Guerrero was previously...
‘A huge relief’: a treatment on Lake Kanasatka successfully eliminates cyanobacteria blooms
For nearly four years, cyanobacteria blooms continued to appear on the surface of Lake Kanasatka in Moultonborough, which flows into Lake Winnipesaukee. They disrupted a local summer camp, as well as resident activities. But thanks to the work of lake residents and state officials, a treatment this spring has left Lake Kanasatka’s waters crystal clear.
Men’s Soccer Ranked #9 in National Preseason Poll
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The University of New Hampshire men's soccer team is ranked No. 9 in the United Soccer Coaches National Preseason Poll. This is the fifth time out of the last six seasons the Wildcats have been ranked in the first poll. The Wildcats, who have made...
Mark Egner Welcomes Sam Carlino to Dartmouth Field Hockey Staff
Dartmouth field hockey head coach Mark Egner has announced the hiring of Sam Carlino to the coaching staff. Carlino brings a wealth of experience after coaching at Bucknell and Princeton and has a notable playing background, having been a standout goalkeeper at UMass. With her expertise, Egner believes Carlino will play a crucial role in developing the team, particularly benefiting their goalkeepers. Carlino also continues her role as Director of Events for 3Step Sports, managing a variety of field hockey events. The Big Green's regular season kicks off on September 6 against Lafayette.
Community Meeting Planned Next Week for Borefield Work
Residents living near Dartmouth’s Athletics District can learn about plans to construct the first geo-exchange borefield on a varsity soccer practice field at a public meeting set for 7 p.m. on Aug. 14 at the RWB Community Center on Lebanon Street in Hanover. Construction on Chase Field #4, scheduled...
Steward CEO was on vacation at Olympics during announcement of Carney, Nashoba Valley closures
Steward Health Care CEO Ralph de la Torre was on vacation two weeks ago when his company revealed that it planned to close two hospitals in Massachusetts, but he didn’t have a hand in the decision or any say in the timing of the announcement, a spokesperson for the embattled executive said Thursday.
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