Sentinel & Enterprise - 2020-12-10

• Childhood Leominster friends co-author childrens’ book
• Baker unveils vaccine rollout plans
• Red Sox cut ties, for now
• Eleven COVID-19 cases seen in schools
• Super Bowl loss still stings for Sean McVay
• Loughlin’s daughter: ‘We messed up’
• 7 nursing homes to be isolation sites
• Biden’s pick spurs scrutiny with retired Gen. Austin
• Joe Kennedy calls nation ‘messy, complicate­d’
• Revenue shifts still leave system managing $335M gap
• Alden trust boosts nursinG lab by $100G
• Workers Credit Union honored
• Lawmakers avert shutdown, buy time
• Worcester man arraigned on identity fraud charges
• New arrivals are learning English
• Don’t jeopardize nursing homes for COVID again
• Pandemic’s economic cruelty hurts those who struggle
• H. 1926 An Act relative to end of life options
• MIAA board votes to form urban athletic committee
• ARENA MAKING TOUGH CALLS
• Wherefore art thou Romeo?
• Stories and songs help raise spirits
• Holiday house tour will make you merry, bright
• Who can it be now? Why, Colin Hay and his band

Sentinel & Enterprise - 2020-12-09

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