The delivery of food and personal items from the Athol Congregational Church was made just in time for the Thanksgiving distribution at the Athol Salvation Army Corps. This delivery will be distributed to 200 families in the area. All donations were made by individuals, businesses, and organizations. From left, Sophia Bulloch, Al Benjamin, Ezekiel Bulloch, Jim Morse and Frank Magrone. Contact the Athol Salvation Army Corps for more information about their programs and support services by calling 978-249-8111.
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The campaign to elect Will LaRose for state representative for the 2nd Franklin District announced it is has received the endorsement from Mass...
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