Three Leominster obituaries appear this week: Kammerer, Beverly "Hartley" (age 72), died June 15; Boudreau, Jean Charles (age 85), died June 18; and Saball, Steven Michael (age 67), died June 19. Services for Kammerer are scheduled at Wright-Roy Funeral Home on June 26; a graveside serv…
The following is a compilation of incidents and arrests recorded in the Leominster Police Department's official public log for the period June 1–12, 2024 (partial log).
City Hall will be dark Friday in observance of Juneteenth, and Leominster Public Schools, which also has no school that day, has posted an urgent alert on its homepage warning families of a First
A First Student bus strike alert on the Leominster Public Schools homepage is the week's sharpest concern for families, with the district urging residents to check leominsterps.org for details on any transportation impacts. City Hall will close Friday, June 19, for Juneteenth — Mayor De…
A First Student bus strike notice posted by Leominster Public Schools puts district transportation in question during the final stretch of the school year. The district's homepage is carrying a prominent alert directing families to seek updated guidance, though full details were not vis…
City Hall shuts June 19 for Juneteenth while trash pickup runs on schedule, officials confirmed Friday. The city posted the reminder this morning — curbside collection will not be delayed — as Leominster heads into a full community weekend: the Summer Stroll hits downtown Saturday, June…
LEOMINSTER -- June 9, 2026, Leominster Conservation Commission votes 5-1 to approve a contested North Nashua River bank stabilization plan while unanimously greenlighting new mountain bike trails and a 16-unit mixed-use development.
The following is a compilation of incidents and arrests recorded in the Leominster Police Department's official public log for the period May 1–31, 2026.
LEOMINSTER -- May 26, 2026, Leominster Conservation Commission continues four wetland project hearings, approves minor parking lot change. The five-member commission, chaired by Stephanie Quinlan, continued all active notices of intent to its June