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Wednesday, November 4, 2026 Worcester County, Massachusetts · Change town
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Leominster City Hall closes Friday for Independence Day; trash pickup unaffected

Leominster City Hall will be dark Friday, July 3, for Independence Day, but curbside trash and recycling runs on schedule. The city's announcement is the most time-sensitive item heading into the long weekend. On the school front, Leominster Public Schools has set July 8 as the opening …

**Thursday, July 2**, City Hall will be closed Friday, July 3, in observance of Independence Day. Residents should note that curbside trash and recycling collection will run on its normal schedule with no delays.

**Tuesday, July 8, 5:00 PM–6:30 PM**, Registration opens for the Creative Choices Before and After School Program for the 2026–2027 school year. Space is limited; families should visit their child's elementary school page on the district website for details specific to Priest Street, Fall Brook, Frances Drake, Johnny Appleseed, or Northwest elementary schools.

**Sunday, July 13**, Two continued public hearings, P 62-26 and P 69-26, are scheduled before a city board on Monday, July 13. Residents with an interest in either matter can find agenda details on the city's calendar at leominster-ma.gov.

**Sunday, July 15, evening**, The city has a Semi-Final Soccer Watch Party on the calendar for Wednesday, July 15. Details are available through the city events calendar.

**Saturday, July 18**, Bohemian Night at Carter Park (Noche Bohemia) is slated for Saturday, July 18, bringing a community cultural evening to the park.

**Sunday, July 19**, A Final Soccer Watch Party is scheduled for Sunday, July 19, continuing the city's communal viewing series.

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