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Mass. Chess Community Mourns Death of Tournament Organizer Stephen Dann
Nearly eight years after the mysterious death of Fitchburg native and U.S. Marine Ronald “Ronny” Valentin, his mother Gloria Ortiz continues fighting for answers while making sure her son is remembered for how he lived.
FATV Production Specialist Daniel Beaulac and Director of Community Media Ellen Daoust talk about recent programs and events and what's Up Next on FATV - Recorded on 8.10.2026
Concerts on the Common: A Night of Zeppelin - 8.4.2026
Episode 4 explores tackling negative thoughts, nurturing positive thoughts and fostering a supportive community.
Health officials have confirmed a second West Nile Virus-positive mosquito sample in Fitchburg, prompting an expansion of mosquito spraying while emphasizing that there are still no confirmed human cases and the city's overall risk level remains low.
Jazz Chat
Concerts on the Common: Fistful of Karma - 8.4.2026
This episode recaps the 2026 Junior Olympic event.
Board of Health Meeting - 8.6.2026
Fitchburg’s National Night Out moved from Lowe Park to Riverfront Park, bringing residents together with officers from Fitchburg, Westminster, Lunenburg and Fitchburg State University.
Conservation Commission Meeting - 8.5.2026
Episode three explores topics around relationships, contentment and balance.
Heavy rain caused flash flooding across Greater Fitchburg, impacting roadways and travel.
Fitchburg police are using walking patrols to strengthen relationships with residents, business owners and people in need throughout the downtown area.
FATV Production Specialist Daniel Beaulac and Director of Community Media Ellen Daoust talk about recent programs and events and what's Up Next on FATV - Recorded on 8.3.2026
This week’s episode covers the latest updates from Fitchburg government.
Concerts on the Common Music Mashup - Featuring selections from the past few years.
Gary Grossi, Republican Candidate for U.S. Congress (recorded May 2026)
Fitchburg’s neighborhoods and natural spaces are home to a surprisingly active wildlife population.
As the Fitchburg-Westminster landfill approaches its expected closure in 2032, city officials are weighing major changes to how residents pay for trash collection.
Fitchburg Firefighter Jay Roy is taking on the more than 2,600-mile Pacific Crest Trail, documenting the challenges, milestones and unexpected connections he encounters along the way.
Montachusett Public Health Network Meeting - 7.29.2026
Planning Board Meeting - 7.28.2026