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Here’s where you can see a ‘real’ unicorn in Massachusetts this summer
Sure, you’ve heard of the mythical, one-horned, majestic unicorn — but have you ever seen one?. Well, now is your chance. The Farm at SummitWynds in Holden is hosting a Unicorn Experience Saturday, July 27, and Sunday, July 28, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m, featuring a bounce castle, pony rides and “unicorns.”
Fitchburg's Memorial Day Ceremony at Fire Station 1: Honoring Our Heroes Indoors Due to Weather
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Gardner Elementary School band wins gold medal at music festival: what the judges said
The Gardner Elementary School 4th Grade Band was recently awarded a gold medal at the Great East Music Festival at Six Flags New England in Agawam. On Friday, May 17, the band was awarded the medal along with a platinum rating for Overall Effectiveness at the festival, which is aimed at providing a high quality, engaging and memorable scholastic festival experience at schools across New England.
Worcester County Wonders: Don't worry, Be Hoppy at Wormtown Brewery
WORCESTER ― It's the most common question the good folks at Wormtown Brewery get: Why the name Wormtown?. For Worcester locals the answer is easy. The nickname for the city has been a staple for decades, coined by former WICN and WCUW disc jockey Leonard B. Saarinen, aka L.B. Worm. For taproom manager Britton Atchley, the name is the ultimate tribute to what this beer is all about: Worcester.
$100K Lottery Ticket Sold In Central Mass
One Bay Stater had a very lucky start to their week when they claimed a $100,000 lottery ticket they bought in Worcester County on Monday, May 20. The winning ticket was sold at Market Basket at 95 Sutton Ave. in Oxford and was for the $30 "Millions" scratch-off game. Related: Lott…
Worcester brewery contributes to unique preservation project at state park in Princeton
A Worcester brewery’s second location will cap an arduous restoration project on one of the oldest structures still standing amid 450,000 acres of Massachusetts state parks. This weekend, Double Down Brewing Co. begins a residency at Mountainside Bakery & Café in Princeton, about 20 miles from the city, at the foot of a trail in Wachusett Mountain State Reservation, the state’s first public park.
Popular summer yoga series in Gardner moves to new location: Find out where
A popular local fitness program will have a new location this summer. Denise Cerrati, a certified yoga instructor, will hold her free weekly Yoga in the Park classes in Park Street Park in Gardner beginning on Monday, June 3. Previous sessions have been held in Monument Park, but Cerrati said the new spot across the street was the perfect location for outdoor yoga. ...
Final curtain call imminent for Mass. movie theater after more than 20 years
An independent movie theater that has provided more than two decades of entertainment and memories for people in Central Massachusetts will show its final film at the end of the month. West Boylston Cinema will close for good on Thursday, May 30, owner Kevin Broderick wrote in a Facebook post...
Countdown to Summer Contests!
Summer is just around the corner and WCKC is celebrating with our Countdown to Summer Contests with local family favorites! Entering is easy and fun. A random winner will be chosen at the end of each week. You can enter weekly on our INSTAGRAM PAGE. Check it out!. Week One.
Mass. State Lottery winner: Liquor stores, gas station sell 3 $100,000 prizes
Three winning $100,000 lottery tickets were sold at liquor stores and a gas station in Massachusetts, with their winners coming forward on Thursday to claim their prizes. One of the $100,000 prizes was sold at a gas station in East Bridgewater called Hi Lo Gas Rt 18. The winning ticket was from the game “300X,” a $30 scratch ticket game.
Rutland café that offered viral potato breakfast sandwich closing for now
After nearly a year of operating as a one-woman show, the owner of a popular Rutland café is taking a break from offering breakfast, including the hashbrown-heavy sandwich that brought people to The Haven from all over the state. In a post on the restaurant’s official Facebook page Wednesday,...
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