Lunenburg, Massachusetts

Gov. Deval Patrick administered the oath of office to 200 members of the 186th General Court of Massachusetts at the start of the new two-year legislative session on Wednesday.

The selectmen on Tuesday publicly threw its support behind a petition to remove Unitil as the town's utility provider that has been signed by more than 3,000 residents since the Dec.

The director of the Lunenburg Eagle House Senior Center said Monday she is hoping to reopen the building to the public by the end of the week.

Residents who lost power during last month's ice storm took their anger to the streets, protesting the local power company.

January 01, 2009 - Power company UNITIL is apologizing to the thousands of customers who lost power for up to 12 days after the December 11th ice storm.

Two days before Christmas, the parking lot at Target at Orchard Hill Park in Leominster proved to be a hard place to find a spot.

Communicating with residents who were without power proved difficult for Lunenburg officials in the wake of the Dec.

Power has returned to Lunenburg, but the Eagle House Senior Center remains shutdown nearly three weeks after sustaining significant water damage during the Dec.

Frustrated and fed-up residents, about 280 of them in 90 minutes, signed a petition yesterday in town center to remove Unitil as town electricity provider.

Lunenburg Fire Lt. Gregory Massak and others speak yesterday with Gaynor Grieci at her home.

The Nashoba Associated Boards of Health has announced that they will hold a series of Well Adult Clinics in North Central Massachusett towns.

The Department of Public Utilities has launched an investigation into the response by utility companies after an ice storm left hundreds of thousands without power -- some for more than a week.

About 50 Lunenburg residents, many of whom recently spent more than a week without power at their homes, packed Town Hall on Tuesday to vent their frustrations over Unitil's response to the Dec.

The Department of Public Utilities has launched an investigation into the response by utility companies after an ice storm left hundreds of thousands without power - some for more than a week.

A few tired, cold and frustrated residents in Lunenburg who have gone nearly two weeks without power following a devastating ice storm have begun acting out, according to Town Manager Kerry Speidel.

As snow fell outside her window yesterday, Patricia Parks, a 60-year-old quadriplegic wrapped in fleece blankets, a quilt, and layers of pants and sweaters, tried desperately to stay warm in her freezing house.

Among the more perplexing aspects of the ice storm was that in some areas, roads were opened, stores were not.

The Planning Board recently approved construction of a new residential subdivision in Acton.

Lunenburg resident Yvonne Farrell said she is quickly losing money as she continues to wait for power to her home on Fairview Road to be restored.