Ashburnham, MA News

• Ashburnham, MA News
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• Information for subscribers
• Community Journal to stop publishing
• THURSDAY 9
• WEDNESDAY 8
• TUESDAY 7
• MONDAY 6
• SUNDAY 5
• SATURDAY 4
• FRIDAY 3
• Unique jewelry exhibition on display
• Oakmont over takes ‘Gansett
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• ATTENTION CHURCHES
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Mary C. (Truland) Ray, 84
• Lauri A. Orava, 90
• School Notebook
• Eighth graders win $10,000 award for environmental work
• Residents invited to help design town’s future
• Westminster Democrats to caucus next week
• Ferguson to hold office hours in town
• Planner takes on large workload
• Brewer invites students to participate in poster contest for Arbor Day
• Regional school committee nomination papers available
• School House Gallery opening its doors
• Great deals for a great cause
• WinterFest postponed, volunteers sought for new dates
• Books sales to be held at the library this month
• Ferguson speaks on collaborative reform
• Emotions run high at public discussion about layover station
• Lack of ice
• DeCiccio, officers sworn in at Associations’ installation
• Enjoy the winter season at the Finnish Center
• FSU hosts Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival
• New England Shutterbugs Camera Club to meet
• Centerstage presents ‘The Lenticular Image: Politics, Pop Culture & Popcorn,’ a discussion and exhibit
• Chamber offers super raffle at Business After Hours
• Competitive One-Act Plays to be performed
• Greater Gardner Chamber seeks award nominations for locals
• Imperial Black IPA
• Photo
• Fitchburg State holds 116th commencement exercises
• School Notebook
• THURSDAY 2
• WEDNESDAY 1
• SUNDAY 29
• SATURDAY 28
• FRIDAY 27
• Centerstage welcomes Dan Zanes and Friends
• TUESDAY 31
• MONDAY 30
• Taking a bite out of cancer
• Leominster American Little League seeks managers
• Batting cages available throughout the winter months
• NCMY basketball round up
• Fourth annual cancer society Bicycles Battling Cancer race upcoming
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Biattotluintg
• Leila A. Legere, 49
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• Bids in for South Street project, Notice to Proceed pending
• Briggs building price due next week
• School House Gallery Opening its Doors
• Interested in Keeping Goats? Capri-Class starting at Sustainability Center
• Sworn in
• Brewer named MMA Legislator of the Year
• Selectmen okay consultation with lawyer to try to get noise study completed
• Scouting Center gets money in state’s supplement budget
• Editorial
• WinterFest planned and looking for volunteers, attendees
• W. Boylston wants to join Monty Tech
• Photo
• Ashburnham town officials want further changes to regional agreement
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• Ski area program helps skiers meet the challenge
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• SPRINTING TO THE FINISH
• THURSDAY 26
• WEDNESDAY 25
• TUESDAY 24
• MONDAY 23
• SUNDAY 22
• SATURDAY 21
• Polar Dip to benefit Camp Sunshine
• Town clerk releases town election schedule
• Great Decisions group 2012 start upcoming
• Getting a good night’s rest
• Compromise reached on public displays
• Monty Tech to again hold March Madness basketball program
• Farmers to gather in Ashburnham
• Belly dance lessons upcoming Stevens Library
• Greater Gardner Chamber seeks award nominations
• Comcast sticks to response, no expansion
• To gain customer or to not gain
• School Notebook
• Noseworthy attains Dean’s List at Curry College
• Monty Tech lends helping hand to neighboring community school by building shed at Briggs
• U.S. Naval Academy to hold admissions information forum in Boston
• NEWS FROM BEACON HILL
• Brown stops into Aubuchon to see the family-owned business
• Regional dispatch center takes a step toward reality in Ashburnham
• Edward Joseph Dube, 82
• School Notebook
• Six students recognized as Citizens for the Term
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• Enjoy the winter season at the Finnish Center in February
• First-themed story time at an open mic night in Fitchburg
• New England Shutterbugs Camera Club to meet
• Female a cappella group looking for basses to join
• Free College Planning Financial workshop to be held
• Administrative professionals to meet for networking, dinner
• Blue Star Mothers to meet
• Volunteers wanted for MLK Day challenge projects
• Community Foundation seeks grant applications
• Auditions set for ‘A Year With Frog and Toad’
• THURSDAY 19
• WEDNESDAY 18
• TUESDAY 17
• MONDAY 16
• SUNDAY 15
• SATURDAY 14
• FRIDAY 13
• Celebrating the winter season on ice
• Oakmont travel basketball round up
• Synergy skaters on the move!
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Victor J. Hannula, 68
• Jeffrey L. Jansson, 62
• Public invited to Planning Board forum on proposed bylaw regulating small-scale wind turbines
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Great Decisions group schedule announced
• Time Travel Adventures
• Breathing techniques to be taught
• Bike trails at Crocker Pond raise tempers again
• Belly dance lessons upcoming Stevens Library
• Pianos as unusual?
• Farmers to gather in Ashburnham
• Donating to buy some food
• Senators join in passage of collaborative reform bill
• NEWS FROM BEACON HILL
• Letters to the Editor Policy
• Town Clerk: Election season will start in Feb.
• Is that the end of the story?
• Westminster residents encouraged to complete town planning survey
• Lurking in the forest...
• Michaud announces she will not run for re-election
• Community Benefit Hockey game organizers announce date, beneficiary
• Dube remembered for service to Westminster
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Mary “Helen” (Cameron) Spuria, 83
• Peter D. Giammalvo, 52
• Westminster Senior Center January events
• Cards for the season
• Ashburnham Senior Center news, calendar for January
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• THURSDAY 12
• WEDNESDAY 11
• TUESDAY 10
• MONDAY 9
• SUNDAY 8
• SATURDAY 7
• FRIDAY Ice 6
• Health series presented at Fitness & Wellness Center
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• ice time
• Celebrate and honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Exploring the winter trails
• Enjoying the outdoors with a winter hike
• Beginner painting classes with Nancy Fillip
• Enjoy the winter season at the Finnish Center
• In the moonlight
• School Notebook
• Monty Tech First Quarter Honor Roll
• Overlook Middle School trimester one honor roll
• Kindergarteners adapting to well to iPad lessons
• Technology for tots, technology for teens
• Town survey for future plannig
• HealthAlliance Hospital recognized as leader in mobile health technology in national summit
• A trip of a lifetime to be presented
• Great Decisions group schedule announced for 2012 discussions
• Lack of DCR response over road on Wachusett Mountain upsets Princeton conservation panel
• Ashburnham chemical company assessed DEP penalty
• Local make Lawrence Academy honor roll
• Winterfest to be held in February at playground
• Ashburnham man pleads guilty
• Farmers to gather in Ashburnham
• Meeting Matters
• Belly dance lessons upcoming Stevens Library
• When, where, how to use technology
• Salvation Army thanks those who donated for the support
• A food drive
• Oakmont grad to be signed by Jets for next season
• Habitat for Humanity Seeks Families for New Homes in North Central Mass
• Residents fail to take advantage of property-tax work-off programs
• Photo
• Reed announces upcoming resignation from Board of Selectmen
• Clothing, coat drive bring in thousands of items
• GFA shows appreciation for employees, recognizes years of service
• Barbara L. (Thompson) Wiita, 82
• Etheline E. (Lunn) McGee, 90
• Thursday 5
• Wednesday 4
• Tuesday 3
• Monday 2
• SATURDAY 31
• Roger M. Gagnon, 87
• Saturday 7
• Friday 6
• FRIDAY 30
• Dan & Dorette duo to perform in January
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Dinner for New England Amputee Association
• Westminster
• Local residents help Pan-Mass Challenge exceed fundraising goal
• Reaching for the win
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Spartans battle Crusaders
• MWCC accepting applications to Gateway and Adult Basic Education programs
• Tyco Safety Products donates holiday gifts
• Westminster resident sworn-in as correctional officer
• A trip of a lifetime to be presented
• Monty Tech sponsoring vocational interest program for potential students
• School Notebook
• Free health talk to be held
• Farmers to gather in Ashburnham
• Lighting up the food pantry
• Belly dance lessons upcoming Stevens Library
• Scouting center may run out of funds
• Woods named store manager at TD Bank in Leominster
• Editorial
• State Senator: This was a year filled with many accomplishments
• Sustainability Center looks to create food hub
• School lunches aren’t really free
• Brewer completes first year as chair of Senate Ways and Means, issues report on upcoming plans
• Ashburnham officials consider requiring a Main Street look for town center properties
• Taking a breath
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• Toys for Tots from Oakmont
• Girls power through tough competition in youth basketball
• New Monadnock Quad Chairlift opens at Wachusett
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• THURSDAY 29
• WEDNESDAY 28
• TUESDAY 27
• MONDAY 26
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY 24
• FRIDAY 23
• An invitation to Christmas dinner
• MSBA touts Dec. reimbursement rather than June payment
• Dropping off turkeys
• Dan & Dorette duo to perform in January
• Sustainability Center offers Food for Thought Programs during holiday break
• Selectmen vote to allow remote participation
• Correction
• Volunteer drivers needed for cancer patients
• Selectman: Is Westminster being railroaded?
• Holiday Service Schedule
• Brewer spreads local products, holiday poem
• Holiday deadlines
• Spinners will take up stage at Country Store
• The Stable Story to be presented
• Balancing financial needs with students’ need for lunch
• Woman seriously injured in crash
• Charles A. Maggs, 96
• Linda R. (Peterson) Fahey, 62
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• THURSDAY 22
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Zola Mae (Pelletier) Ouellette, 88
• WEDNESDAY 21
• TUESDAY 20
• MONDAY 19
• SUNDAY 18
• Community invited to celebrate Parrandon Navideno
• Twin City Toastmaster announces meetings
• Library to host ‘Three Swingin’ Tenors’ holiday show
• SATURDAY 17
• A Polar Express celebration
• School Notebook
• Gardner Veteran’s Arena holds a holiday public skate
• A Christmas Cantata performance planned
• Camera club welcomes new members and guests
• Music school accepting piano/keyboard students
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Opening night, opening win
• Local organization looks to increase fundraising
• New website up and running
• Three-alarm blaze destroys home on Davis Road
• Sargent offers challenge
• Ashburnham town officials start budget discussions by looking at revenues
• Ashburnham- Westminster families requested to take survey
• Elementary school building project goes out for construction bid this week
• Plamondons thank community for support over the last nine months
• Book sale organizer clarifies drop locations, hours
• NEWS FROM BEACON HILL
• Monty Tech Nites’ EMT program gets off the ground
• Selectmen butt heads over layover station proposal
• Better be good
• THURSDAY 15
• WEDNESDAY 14
• TUESDAY 13
• MONDAY 12
• SUNDAY 11
• SATURDAY 10
• FRIDAY 9
• Season of Giving event to be held
• Sending holiday wishes
• School Notebook
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• Joan F. (Marble) Miller, 74
• James David Whidden, 49
• Batting cages for rent
• All-Sports Camp to focus on fun and learning
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Oakmont travel basketball round up
• The Stable Story to be presented
• Westminster gets gold ranking from Mass BioTech
• Santa comes to town
• Celebrate the holidays with a grand opening event
• Brewer receives Beacon of Justice Award
• Rekos declines Princeton fire chief position
• Ashburnham Board of Selectmen Monday, Dec. 5, 2011
• App addicted journalist looking for dumber friends
• School committee begins to hear about process for new teacher evaluations
• Constructing a sweet house
• Westminster sees $2 tax increase
• Ashburnham
• Full day kindergarten committee first meeting
• Monty Tech holds annual honors banquet
• Oakmont hosts college financing night
• School Notebook
• Mount Wachusett Community College named Top Military School for 2012
• Westminster
• North Central Chamber of Commerce, eMarketing4us announce partnership
• Specialist opens new private practice
• United Way elects new officers and directors
• Westminster Senior Center events
• Ashburnham Senior Center events
• Area native completes in Florida Iron Man event
• Oakmont travel basketball evens record
• End of season places
• A Thanksgiving tradition
• Experience the Living Nativity
• Holiday happenings throughout Westminster this weekend
• Housing plan goes to the state for approval
• Food, entertainment, friendship at senior holiday party
• The Stable Story to be presented at local church
• Stress relief workshop geared to help during the holidays
• Neighbors upset by fill project on Carter Road speakout at hearing
• Local author to appear at Stevens Library
• Ashburnham’s unit looking for bell ringers
• Selectmen to try to connect to other town boards
• THURSDAY 8
• WEDNESDAY 7
• Tuesday 6
• Monday 5
• SUNDAY 4
• Skating for a toy
• SATURDAY 3
• FRIDAY 2
• Editorial
• Correction
• Letters to the Editor Policy
• Getting ready for the holidays
• ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ auditions to be held at MWCC in December
• Education Committee reports on collaborative reform
• Habitat For Humanity hosts Breakfast of Champions event featuring Westminster project
• A hard fight
• Towns continue to look at light for energy deals
• Selectmen to hold tax classification hearing
• Full day kindergarten committee first meeting
• Tasting for a good cause
• NEADS show off accomplishments
• Spartans state finalist
• WEDNESDAY 30
• THURSDAY 1
• TUESDAY 29
• MONDAY 28 Free classes in Breath Meditation (vipassana) for wellness and relaxation offered from 6:45 to 8 p.m. at the Leominster Public Library, 30 West St. (978) 906-3299.
• SUNDAY 27
• SATURDAY 26
• FRIDAY 25
• Show casing Wachusett
• Free tutoring offered for eligible elementary students
• School Notebook
• Ashburnham schools join Harvard scientist’s network
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Theodore “Ted” A. Caisse, Sr., 83
• Ferguson to kick-off re-election campaign for 2013 term
• MWCC Fitness & Wellness Center’s Annual Pie Bake-Off
• Marion J. Aldrich, 82
• Celebrating Christmas at the Historical Society
• Experience the Living Nativity
• Visit with Santa at Forbush Memorial Library
• The Stable Story to be presented
• Season of Giving event to be held
• Stress relief workshop for the holidays
• Super search
• Roofing issues cause concern at Meetinghouse
• Taking shape
• Town bidding off five parcels of land
• Holiday party for those over 55
• Ashburnham’s unit looking for bell ringers
• Local author to appear at Stevens Memorial Library
• Former treasurer may be back to reclaim role
• Editorial
• Caring, supporting the caregiver is important
• Wachusett Ski Area has many ongoing projects
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• Monty Tech Marine Corps JROTC donates funds to train service dog
• Fighting until the end
• Unemployment sees first real drop in region
• Getting in North Central Homes
• First-time homebuyer classes offered in December
• Keller Williams Realty North Central offers a helping hand to local homeowners
• Caring for trees in the wake of the storm
• Events for young children, parents
• School Notebook
• Marching Spartans reach season high score at New England championship competition
• Oakmont field hockey moves to state finals
• Taking on the competition
• Ruth E. Jakola, 75
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Veteran Homestead Inc. to host an evening with Sutherland
• Ashburnham
• Community Thanksgiving Dinner upcoming
• Wachusett Mountain road finished, observation tower waiting for steel
• A visit to the State House
• William H. Whiteman, 103
• Have a holly jolly Christmas
• Indoor farmers’ market to be held Saturday at Legion Hall
• Residents, Selectmen concerned about removal of shade tree on Carter Road
• Ashburnham’s unit looking for bell ringers
• Selectmen to hold tax classification hearing
• Thanksgiving Service to be held
• Free giveaway at Peoples Church
• Meat raffle to be held
• Community Foundation elects trustees, officers for new term
• Sustainability Center will rent VMS Building for this year
• TUESDAY 22
• MONDAY 21
• SUNDAY 20
• SATURDAY 19
• Food, entertainment and friendship at senior holiday party
• FRIDAY 18
• Pancakes, books for children
• Preparing for Black Friday
• Book sales helped Scouting Center this year
• Organizers thank those who donated, attended the Monster Mash
• NCSC organizers looking for those who share a similar interest, commitment
• Food Pantry organizers thank community for support
• Many locals connected through military service abroad
• Woods of Westminster thanked for supporting The Cool Guy
• VETERANS DAY
• Standing to honor
• NEWS FROM BEACON HILL
• Voters reject local meals tax, adopt Stretch Energy Code regulations
• WEB UPDATE: School, Halloween still on despite Mother Nature’s trick
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Massachusetts single-family pending home sales up for fifth straight month
• REDI at FSU hosts forums on expansion of broadband service
• Realtors participate in build-day with Habitat for Humanity
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Philip W. Pirro, 72
• WEDNESDAY 2
• MONDAY 31
• SUNDAY 30
• SATURDAY 29
• Loretta “Lizotte” M. (Dumont) Hitchcock, 93
• AUU girls’ basketball tryouts upcoming
• Ash-West hockey to hold a free day of hockey for kids
• Overlook cross country completes home meets
• THURSDAY 3
• FRIDAY 28
• A circle of art
• School Notebook
• Hathaway graduates with honors from UMass Amherst
• Aubuchon named to President’s List at Southern New Hampshire
• A useful gift
• Photo
• Legion officers installed
• Westminster, Ashby police hold drug take back
• Children of Eden comes to theatre
• Community Energy Forum to be held for nonprofits
• Working towards senior safety
• Committee to look at needs of 3 Bacon St.
• Neighborhood survey distributed to South Main, Cross streets
• Photo
• Police department’s weaponry raises question at town meeting
• Lung Association encourages flu vaccinations
• Frog Hollow lot being evaluated for pending Habitat for Humanity project
• Fire departments busy with two multiple alarm blazes
• Selectmen: So far, sharing town administrator is working
• Photo
• Westminster food pantry in need of support
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Mederic Doucette, 84
• Elizabeth (Gladding) Nelson, 53
• School Notebook
• Marching Spartans play through heart of season’s competitions
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• THURSDAY 27
• WEDNESDAY 26
• TUESDAY 25
• MONDAY 24
• SUNDAY 23
• SATURDAY 22
• Mary E. Chalifoux, 82
• Westminster residents honored at Suffolk University
• Meitzler graduates from Gordon Colllege
• FRIDAY 21
• The Stratton Players present ‘Mr. Pim Passes By’
• OverlookO rl k crcrossss ccountryntr roundr nd up
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Heads up
• Library to host Gothic Victorian Tales by Candlelight
• School committee looks at budget assessment process
• Poster contest winners
• Writers and Poets Club to meet
• Athol Savings Bank to provide free document shredding at Town Hall
• Halloween benefit with Lucy’s Love Bus to help children with cancer
• Ashburnham Fire Department open house considered a success
• A change in the map
• Residents vent as plans for proposed layover station presented
• Stepping into the future
• Westminster split in proposed House redistricting plan
• Norman E. Cote, 67
• Motorcycle owners may be eligible for insurance refunds
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• Eagles cross country continues to make strides through season’s competitions
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• A shut out
• Gardner Veteran’s Arena opens registration for hockey and skating programs this fall
• GFA launches annual cans and coats drive
• Roy Brothers Oil & Propane receives award
• IC Credit Union partners with CU Xpress Lease
• DCR Wachusett Mountain Parkway reopening for weekends this fall
• Local food
• Writers and Poets Club to meet
• Tessitores will present a free Brazilian music
• Bastien announces Ashburnham office hours
• Brewer shares favorite book
• TUESDAY 18
• MONDAY 17
• Voters to face short, important town meeting warrant Wednesday
• Letters to the Editor Policy
• October is Adopt-A-Shelter-Dog Month
• THURSDAY 20
• WEDNESDAY 19
• SUNDAY 16
• SATURDAY 15
• FRIDAY 14
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• School Notebook
• Players begin working to raise money to fund lacrosse program
• Photo
• Proposed layover station up for public discussion
• North Country Sustainability Center offers three fall workshops
• THURSDAY 13
• WEDNESDAY 12
• TUESDAY 11
• MONDAY 10
• SATURDAY 8
• FRIDAY 7
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• SUNDAY 9
• Marching Spartans step off in season’s first competitions
• Lenart graduates from the Savannah College of Art and Design
• Vedoe graduates from Azusa Pacific
• A good sign
• School Notebook
• College bound: The next step is not a simple one
• Ashburnham
• Westminster
• Gardner Veteran’s Arena pesents Halloween skate
• Overlook runners successful in meet against Gardner
• Keith Aaron Arnold, 30
• Enjoying fresh cider
• Old town hall re-use should be public space
• Tessitores presents free Brazilian concert
• Local woman charged with officers’ assault
• Briggs building project on track for February ground breaking
• Westminster Senior Center October events
• Ashburnham Senior Center October events
• Barbara A. Lidberg, 79
• Town needs local meals tax to support tourism effort
• Former guidance counselor appointed to Monty Tech committee
• House and Senate agree on FY11 final budget
• New property on Frog Hallow could be good for Habitat
• Locally grown hops being brewed into Wachusett ale
• Blue Star Mothers looking for donations for hospital care package
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Clifton A. “Clif” Coulter, Jr., 91
• Seventh annual Brian’s Gift Road Race results
• Sheehan carries the night
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• School Notebook
• Day of Caring volunteers clean up Oakmont
• THURSDAY 6
• WEDNESDAY 5
• TUESDAY 4
• MONDAY 3
• SUNDAY 2
• SATURDAY 1
• FRIDAY 30
• Community Choice
• Historical Society to host auction and sale
• Native American music performance to be held
• Presentation of housing production plan Monday
• Monty Tech school committee member sought
• Brothers score high in martial arts competition
• Evangelidis testifies at state house in favor of inmate incarceration fee
• Public invited to info session for the Sustainability Center
• Cultural councils seek grant applications
• Trick or Treat hours set
• Selectmen to seek more funds for veterans’ services
• Fresh Air Fund director acknowledges volunteers, local coordinator
• Cushing Academy to test emergency alerts
• Sustainability Center celebrate its first year, the work of organizers
• Putting the pieces together
• Oakmont posts highest MCAS scores in school history
• THURSDAY 29
• WEDNESDAY 28
• MONDAY 26
• SUNDAY 25
• SATURDAY 24
• FRIDAY 23
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Andrew John Coombs, 48
• Dolores Ouellette, 81
• Quabbin puts Overlook cross country to the test, team strong against Luther
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Power forward
• School Notebook
• Former Celtic’s speech makes impression
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• Ernest Hemingway performance by Clark
• Native American music performance
• Historical Society to host auction and sale
• Meeting Matters
• MassDOT closes Route 12 for bridge repair
• Stevens Memorial Library news in brief
• Selectmen support PIOLT program at higher rate
• A cautionary tale of appreciation
• High Holidays (Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur) at Harvard University
• State accepts applications for land conservation tax credit
• Spartans play St. B’s
• Sharing cultural through dance
• Oakmont Central Mass Youth Basketball tryouts upcoming
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• A win at home homeA
• Student Achievements
• School Notebook
• Oakmont Class of 2006 records to be destroyed
• Monty Tech invites public to College & Career Fair
• MWCC Hosting New England College Fair
• The Cool Guy Open to benefit Jimmy Fund
• Brian’s Gift Road Race upcoming
• Youth Hockey Program’s Learn to Skate starts Saturday
• Overlook runs to top place finish at meet
• THURSDAY 22
• WEDNESDAY 21
• TUESDAY 20
• MONDAY 19
• SUNDAY 18
• SATURDAY 17
• FRIDAY 16
• Community Choice
• St. Denis to host annual bazaar
• Low bidder, water authority reached an impasse
• Editorial
• Bresnahan Committee looks towards Goodsearch for help
• Jewish High Holidays at Harvard University
• Gail A. (Walker) Williams, 60
• Westminster seat on Monty Tech committee open after Schutt resigns
• Commercial, industrial property on the market
• Writers and Poets Club to meet
• Historical Society to host auction and sale
• Capital Planning Committee has two at-large vacancies to fill
• Ashburnham Cultural Council seeks grant applications
• Historical Society to sponsor flea market and auction
• Remembering 9-11
• 9/11 Remembrance Concert Saturday
• MWCC’s Remember to Remember Memorial on Sunday afternoon
• Leominster remembers with songs
• Community gathers to remember
• THURSDAY 15
• TUESDAY 13
• SUNDAY 11
• SATURDAY 10
• FRIDAY 9
• MONDAY 12
• Community Choice
• Red Cross holds blood drive at Fenway
• Statewide event planned to commemorate Sept. 11
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• Monty Tech starts year with new leader, high enrollment
• Halloween benefit to help children with cancer
• Memorial Committee won’t recommend benches on the common
• Historical Society to host auction and sale Historical
• Westminster Cultural Council seeks funding proposals
• Brian’s Gift Road Race upcoming this month
• Historical Society to sponsor flea market and auction in October
• St. Denis to host annual bazaar
• Historical Society to host fiber spinning event
• Brewer advances bill to reviser Town Charter
• Pothier-Hill’s first novel hits store shelves
• Free chat on hypnosis to be held
• Friendship Club to meet Wednesday Seniors
• Town officials begin discussing budget again
• Editorial
• Thank you from the Ashburnham – Westminster Rotary Club
• A day that will never be forgotten, is a day that won’t always be remembered
• Ashburnham native honored on tenth anniversary of Sept. 11
• Retired postmaster hopes to mark a memorial to 9-11
• Solar farm project on the table in Ashburnham
• Pre-season starter
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• Oakmont Central Mass Youth Basketball tryouts upcoming
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Buono named to Dean’s List at Providence College
• Two earn academic honors from Clark University
• Monty Tech fourth quarter honor roll
• School Notebook
• Mass Science Poetry winners announced
• Flu shot clinic in October
• Ashburnham Senior events for September
• Bunny Garden Fair at Westminster Farmers’ Market
• Historical Society to host auction and sale
• Maple Heights Farm to hold open house
• Attorney general declines to investigate first of three claims of unlawful meeting
• Hearse House dedication held 19 years after completion
• A first event
• Local family takes to the flat track
• FRIDAY 9
• THURSDAY 8
• TUESDAY 6
• MONDAY 5
• SUNDAY 4
• SATURDAY 3
• FRIDAY 2
• Community Choice
• Editorial
• Book sale to be held
• John J. Comeau, 87
• The Sterling Fair is almost here
• Spend a day caring
• Workforce Training Fund to be discussed
• Flanagan accepting names for Citizens’ Legislative Seminar
• A few trees down
• Walking back
• Resident hopes fire prevention will help neighbors, fire department
• Serpa joins GFA team
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• Statewide event planned to commemorate 9/11
• 9/11 Remembrance Concert tickets
• ‘Rent’ a space at Theatre at the Mount for upcoming show
• SATURDAY 3
• FRIDAY 2
• THURSDAY 1
• WEDNESDAY 31
• MONDAY 29
• SUNDAY 28
• SATURDAY 27
• FRIDAY 26
• Community Choice
• Estelle gets scholarship from Comcast Foundation
• School Notebook
• Heating up the ideas
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Robert J. “Bob” Thompson, 81
• NEWS FROM BEACON HILL
• Jennie Finch Night presented in September
• Wallace Figure Skating Club announces registration
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Oakmont fast on their feet
• Lehman Graduates from WSU
• UNH’s Dean’s List for the spring semester
• Greenlee named to Colby College Dean’s List
• Rafferty Memorial Golf Scramble upcoming
• Meeting Matters
• Spinners trying to make strong connection by holding public event
• Ciota named to Dean’s List at Ithaca College
• Maple Heights Farm to hold open house
• United Way’s Day of Caring
• Blood drive to be held on Saturday
• Seniors altered to Medicare dates
• Conservation Trust looks for volunteers for clean up day
• Historical Piano Concerts’ fall schedule kicks off
• Poole, Robichaud to wed
• DEP Commissioner: It’s time to update the Bottle Bill
• A quietly offered service
• Letters to the Editor Policy
• Residents, businesses helped make blueberry breakfast a successful event
• School committee looks at budget timeline, student assignments
• Farmhouse provides support for first responders in need
• Residents’ group begins formal work on updating Ashburnham playgrounds
• Back to School for Ashburnham - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Robert H. Thomas, 80
• William H. Opdyke, 73
• Edward C. Schutt, 80
• Ashburnham
• Westminster
• THURSDAY 24
• TUESDAY 23
• Jack Such, 92
• MONDAY 22
• SUNDAY 21
• SATURDAY 20
• FRIDAY 19
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• Get to Kn ow Yo ur Scho ols
• School Bus Routes
• American Red Cross Blood drive to be held
• Yankee Street Fair live music acts announced
• Used hockey gear sale to be held on Saturday
• School district entices those who qualify to apply for free-reduced lunch program
• Neighbors helping neighbors
• Ashburnham PD – there’s an app for that
• Volunteer director tapped to help senior center’s move, future
• Sustainability center hoping to build funds to building jobs
• A tasty breakfast treat
• Residents should speak out over Jones memorial
• Westminster resident: Adding to hometown’s history is important
• Westminster selectmen seek help with town master plan update
• Bikers help to add to Relays success in Cruise 4 Cancer this month
• Dear Reader,
• Briggs to start serving two towns on Monday
• Hicks prepares for start of school year in Ash-West
• All wet
• Ashburnham
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Eleanor R. (Carew) Smolinsky, 82
• Mary C. Morrissey, 90 Robert L. McNally, 85
• Westminster
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 18
• WEDNESDAY 17
• Boissoneau named to Dean’s List at Bryant
• MONDAY 15
• SUNDAY 14
• SATURDAY 13
• FRIDAY 12
• Popik graduates from Ithaca College
• Ashburnham residents named to Dean’s List at BU
• MWCC schedules open houses at school’s three campuses
• Chernoch makes honors at Applewild
• MWCC expanding opportunities in dental hygiene careers
• MWCC announces local students on the Spring 2011 President’s and Dean’s lists
• Students named to the UMass-Dartmouth Dean’s List
• Oakmont’s environmental group stands out among peers
• American Red Cross Blood drive to be held
• Leino Park residents hope for grants for bridge
• Four year old donates her hair with love for children’s wigs
• Red Cross Blood Drive at American Legion
• Sustainability Center hosts Bohemian Market
• Used hockey gear sale to be held
• Blueberry breakfast starts 250th celebration
• GFA member businesses can make deposits from office
• Meeting Matters
• Ashburnham earns insurance premium credits through MIIA
• Editorial
• Beyond the poll
• Westminster’s Town Benefit Day
• Thanks for years of service
• Summit observation tower behind schedule
• Oakmont grad hopes to make NFL roster
• POLICE LOG
• Youth Hockey to hold consignment sale
• Ferguson announces more local aid to towns
• State reps. votes for sales tax holiday on Aug. 13 and 14
• Brewer champions extended use of DNA testing
• Sherrif’s senior picnic upcoming
• Westminster Senior Center August events
• Westminster tries to active, reorganize senior center support group
• Ashburnham Senior Center events for the month of August
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• TUESDAY 9
• MONDAY 8
• SUNDAY 7
• SATURDAY 6
• THURSDAY 11
• WEDNESDAY 10
• FRIDAY 5
• Overlook Middle School third trimester honor roll students
• Oakmont gets ready for the school year with summer activities
• Area Students honored by UMass-Dartmouth
• Aghjayan named to Dean’s List at UVM
• Local students graduate from Eastern Nazarene College
• Doherty named to Dean’s List at Quinnipiac University
• Monty Tech’s students continue winning streak at national level
• End of summer baseball camp planned
• Business Council to meet Tuesday
• Volunteers needed to fill vacancies on Westminster boards
• Jones’ memorial benches still a contentious issue
• St. Denis to host annual bazaar
• Decreasing reservoir levels force first step in outdoor water ban for August
• Stepping towards the top
• Ski and Snowboarding Club to hold membership meeting
• Wachusett Mountain hosts variety of activities in August
• Alzheimer’s Association announces ‘Walk to End Alzheimer’s’
• Editorial
• Yankee Street Fair to support Habitat for Humanity, soldiers overseas
• GM, MWCC team up on new auto technology program
• School district tech subcommittee continues to recommend iPad initiative but not require leases
• Police, health department deem vacant house a safety risk
• Five locals take to the streets for Pan-Mass Challenge
• In season
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• TUESDAY 2
• MONDAY 1
• SUNDAY 31
• SATURDAY 30
• FRIDAY 29
• Mercy V. (Celli) Sutela, 96
• THURSDAY 4
• WEDNESDAY 3
• Urho Pohjosmaki, 93
• Overlook Middle School’s Citizen of the Term for third term
• Meeting Matters
• Blueberry breakfast starts 250th celebration
• Briggs Committee stresses need to take down portables
• Editorial
• Drivers needed to help those battling cancer get to treatments
• Rotary Club asks for support at upcoming tournament
• Ski and Snowboarding Club to hold membership meeting
• School committee keeps funding option debate open
• Peaking into the past
• Man arraigned in Plamondon’s death
• Sheila C. (Malloy) Arsenault, 74
• Soccer registration is now open
• Monty Tech held 40th annual awards night
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 28
• WEDNESDAY 27
• TUESDAY 26
• Volunteers needed to fill vacancies on Westminster boards
• St. Denis to host annual bazaar
• Blueberry breakfast on Aug. 14
• Library to hold annual book sale
• Ashburnham native earns his wings
• MONDAY 25
• SUNDAY 24
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY 22 Stratton’s “Postcards,” a festival of short plays, will be performed at 8 p.m. in McKay Campus School Auditorium, Entrance B, 67 Rindge Road, Fitchburg. Tickets are $12.
• Local chef teaches families healthy eating habits
• Crocker Pond Committee to give out permits after hours
• Organizers planning for Town Benefit
• Murray sends a letter of praise on road project speed, cost
• MWCC justice department chairman thanks local police departments
• Dear Reader,
• Parents get guidelines for behavior at sports events
• UConn police make arrest in death of Westminster resident
• Captivated
• Underage-compliance check finds three violations
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• MONDAY 17
• SATURDAY 16
• FRIDAY 15
• THURSDAY 20
• WEDNESDAY 19
• TUESDAY 18
• Boyle picked for national Teachers of the Future program
• Shaker-style basket class returns on Monday
• Bread of Life to host children’s camp
• Town officials’ efforts may power wind generation bylaws
• Route 31 construction still on schedule
• ZBA looking for new member
• Healthy eating classes for children, parents
• Photo
• Meeting Matters
• Foreclosure prevention seminar upcoming
• Youth tennis camp upcoming
• Brian’s Gift Road Race scheduled
• Ashburnham teenager collecting books for Kenya
• Clerk supports proposed law
• Dear Reader,
• Godfrey: I lived a plain and simple life
• Ashburnham does not get grant, senior center project stalls
• Stango receives degree from Elizabethtown
• Mohnk graduates from University of RI
• Reck makese Dean’s List at BU
• Fitchburg State University names locals to the President’s List for spring semester
• Ryan Jones Heart of a Hero Foundation awards scholarships
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 14
• WEDNESDAY 13
• TUESDAY 12
• FRIDAY 8
• MONDAY 11
• SUNDAY 10
• SATURDAY 9
• Top raising team
• Deep sea fishing trip for area men
• BOOMTime
• POLICE LOG
• ZBA looking for new member
• Bread of Life to host children’s camp
• Upton School open houses Fridays this month
• Summer band concerts held on the Common
• Pied Piper auditions upcoming
• Walker honor for building trails throughout Hager Park
• Selectmen begin discussion on how to deal with town planner position
• Ashburnham Farmers’ Market starts next week
• Brian’s Gift Road Race scheduled for September
• Fifth-grade students compete in Rover Derby
• Editorial
• Westminster resident questions paving material
• Habitat continues work in Westminster, looks for family
• NEWS FROM BEACON HILL
• Locals can take advantage of program to prevent foreclosures
• Out for a drive
• Rep. Bastien reflects on first six months in office representing area
• Doris C. (Kelley) Richard, 75
• Raymond A. Linnus, 77
• Lucille C. (Grenier) Fitzgerald, 87
• Sumner makes Dean’s List at Tufts University
• Walther earns degree from Clark University
• Fitchburg State names spring Dean’s List
• Photos
• Fireworks to light up area towns
• Steps forward
• Library changes hours starting in July
• Ashburnham Farmers’ Market starts next week
• Selectmen approve parts of bike trails at Crocker Pond
• Editorial
• Senator: Bringing casinos to Massachusetts – it’s about jobs
• Alleged domestic assault leads to attempted murder charge in Ashburnham
• A tasty treat
• Taylor receives award for work in Afghanistan
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Ernest R. Ponti, Jr., 67
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• Registration deadline approaches for golf classic
• The Flying Irish to host dance competition
• Spartan 1 Basketball Camps upcoming
• Ninth annual Dan Farrell tournament results
• Due to Fitchburg fire, Fitchburg Longsjo Classic cancelled
• Photo
• DiGeronimo makes UConn Dean’s List
• Berube graduates from the University of New Hampshire
• Local students earn degrees from the UVM
• Local residents receive degrees at 143rd WPI commencement
• Local students named to Keene State Dean’s List
• Proterra graduates from Quinnipiac University
• Oakmont’s Excellence In Education award goes to guidance counselor for first time in 23 year history
• THURSDAY 30
• WEDNESDAY 29
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• MONDAY 27
• SUNDAY 26
• SATURDAY 25
• FRIDAY 24
• Shaker-style basket class returns
• School committee looks for amendment changing elections Question of memorial benches returns
• Republican Caucus works to strengthen ethics code of conduct
• Saying thanks
• Editorial
• Library changes hours starting in July
• Briggs to start spending time in Ashby
• Selectmen, light commissioners agree to reduce taxes for potential energy projects hoping to be competitive
• Dreary weather does not dampen donations or spirit at Relay for Life
• Speak Out
• Student scientists’ projects take flight next month
• School committee considers rules for food in classrooms
• Downtown Day celebrates 10 years of supporting small businesses
• Diving into summer
• Towns seek volunteers to fill empty seats on boards
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• WEDNESDAY 22
• TUESDAY 21
• MONDAY 20
• SUNDAY 19
• THURSDAY 23
• SATURDAY 18
• FRIDAY 17
• GFA offers student loan seminars
• GFA recognized for sustained excellence by Bauer Financial
• Hamel earns certification
• Volunteers creating a generation of voracious readers with new program
• MWCC honors outstanding students
• Locals earn degrees from UMass - Dartmouth
• Peterson earns degree from Salve Regina
• Oakmont Regional High School senior awards presentation
• Monty Tech third quarter honor roll
• Photo
• School Calendar
• Oakmont student among those recognized for financial capability
• Holding on to the win
• Spartan 1 Basketball Camps upcoming
• Fitchburg Longsjo Classic to include citizens’ race
• 3-on-3 for all ages
• St. Bernard’s to host annual Summer Carnival
• Christmas in June at Theatre at the Mount
• Recycle fund-raiser to be held
• Writers and Poets Club to meet
• Shaker-style basket class returns
• Celebrate the longest day of the year with Juhannus
• Route 31 scheduled to reopen 2-3 weeks
• Stratton Players offer attic treasures
• Leominster Art Association to meet
• Free NRWA workshop this Sunday: Stream Detectives
• A variety of programs to be held at Wachusett Mountain State this month
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• Biking trails at Crocker Pond still in a holding pattern
• Town Wide Yard Sale planned
• Parent expresses concerns about equity of proposed iPad program in schools
• Worcester County Sheriff advocates for implementation of Secure Communities Act
• Speak Out
• Red Cross: There’s a critical need for blood donors
• Selectmen decide to put off decision on old town hall until September’s report
• Friends of Senior Center to hold meeting
• Library changes hours starting in July
• Leahy named to Sacred Heart University’s Dean’s List this spring
• Boissoneau graduates magna cum laude from Bryant University
• Two local residents earn degrees from Providence College in 2011
• Selectmen continue to wait for word from Ashby on regionalization
• Fire Department to host hazardous waste collection; open house
• Ashburnham Senior Center events for July
• Brewer: Senate passes state finance reform legislation
• Editorial
• Photo
• Sustainability Center is sprouting toward reality
• Driving for the hoop
• Area students address business challenges
• Toivo A. Wilen, 94
• Amy V. (Wartiainen) Van Hazinga, 91
• Mary E. Vedoe, 90
• THURSDAY 16
• WEDNESDAY 15
• TUESDAY 14
• MONDAY 13
• SUNDAY 12
• SATURDAY 11
• FRIDAY 10
• ‘Megamind’ to hit the really big screen outside of Oakmont High School
• NEWS FROM BEACON HILL
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• SPORTS NOTES … AT A GLANCE
• Overlook wraps up spring softball season
• Local members of the Class of 2011
• Photo
• Monty Tech holds 40th annual commencement exercises on June 2
• Locals graduate in Fitchburg State University 115th commencement
• Mount Wachusett Community College celebrates the 2011 graduates
• Oakmont Regional High School – Class of 2011
• Overlook Middle School’s Citizen of the Term - Term 2
• Creators of an educational video looking for local children
• School Notebook
• Summer recreation program registration continues
• Celebrate the longest day of the year
• Town Wide Yard Sale planned
• Recycle fund-raiser to be held
• Writers and Poets Club to meet
• Future of old town hall may be determined soon
• Briggs Building Committee picks Consigli Construction
• MRPC and Millers River Watershed want public’s help with upcoming program
• Fire department to host two events next Saturday
• Photo
• Pounds of food donated to local pantries
• Friends of Senior Center to hold meeting
• Library changes hours starting in July
• Editorial
• iPads a good idea for expanded learning for young children
• Collection drive for Japan disaster relief a success
• 11 tips for the Class of ‘11
• Sharek hired by Monty Tech as new superintendent
• GRADUATION 2011
• Habitat project may hit a snag
• Parents speak out for and against 1214K initiative
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Richard W. Holroyd, Sr., 78
• Theodore W. “Teddy” Hietala III, 22
• Caregiver Homes new opens branch
• Ashburnham Senior Center June events
• School Calendar
• Photo
• Mid-Wach B League champs
• Photos
• Oakmont Boys’ Tennis Round Up
• Overlook Middle School softball round up
• Library looking for material for book sale
• Ferguson to hold office hours
• Two residents establish local chamber-music program
• Photo contest is on
• Lions hold yard sale
• Selectmen interview candidates for town accountant
• Thanks for your service
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 8
• WEDNESDAY 7
• TUESDAY 6
• MONDAY 5
• SUNDAY 4
• SATURDAY 3
• Ashburnham man killed in single car accident
• Remembering...
• Military Hero of the Week
• Military Hero of the Week
• Military Hero of the Week
• Inconvenient truths and unintended consequences
• Two local real estate agents try to make change easier for older clients
• Patriot Lane house offers many quality design features
• School Notebook
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Home Care golf tournament upcoming
• Gerard J.N. Cormier, 82
• Beverly (Buckie) J. (Allen) Robichaud
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• SUNDAY 5
• SATURDAY 4
• THURSDAY 2
• MONDAY 30
• SUNDAY 29
• SATURDAY 28
• FRIDAY 27
• Oakmont Boys Tennis Round Up
• Overlook Middle School softball round up
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Spartans defeat Blue Devils
• Selectmen begin to layout planner’s goals
• Summer recreation program registration upcoming
• Town-wide yard sale planned
• Fire department investigates two fires
• Pack 18 collecting for adopt-a-solider
• Brewer announces Senate’s budget
• Flanagan looks forward to new caucus
• Brewer remembers a history of sacrifice on Memorial Day
• Westminster Memorial Day Ceremonies
• 250th Anniversary committee holds photo contest event
• Editorial
• Ashburnham Memorial Day Ceremonies
• Parents speak out about school district’s technology initiative for next year
• Fighting for the block
• ‘One Man’s Treasure’ helps support local animals
• Gardner Visiting Nursing Association support group update
• Bastien blasts governor’s health care reform proposal as not enough change
• Ferguson participate in Donate Life Month
• Local police chief thanked after internship program
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• MHCC Employees honored at breakfast
• Summer business luncheon training series at MWCC
• Overlook Middle School softball round up
• Applewild lacrosse remains undefeated
• Bicycle races open to those interested
• MWCC Fitness and Wellness Center hosting three sprint triathlons
• Reaching for the goal
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• School Notebook
• Jansson graduates from Liberty University
• Belton graduates as part of the Class of 2011 at Saint John’s
• Oakmont Regional High School Semester 2 Term 1
• Theatre at the Mount to offer summer drama programs
• Flying high at Disney
• Local students receive numerous TAMY nominations
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• MONDAY 23
• THURSDAY 26
• WEDNESDAY 25
• TUESDAY 24
• SUNDAY 22
• SATURDAY 21
• FRIDAY 20
• Photo
• Route 31 project bids come in, road could open by July 4
• Volunteers sought for American Cancer Society Bicycles Battling Cancer
• Town-wide yard sale planned
• A perennial swap to be held
• Friendship Club to host fair, dinner
• Comedy show on Saturday to support Relief Fund
• Resident complains about alleged violations of open-meeting law
• Clean up time
• Letter to the Editor
• A little bit of cleaning up
• Meeting Matters
• Local departments involved with fire science technology program
• A momentous occasion
• Speak Out
• Webber honored with dedication and remembrances of 50 year career
• Towns continue to wait for grant money for senior centers
• Photo
• Westminster voters close gap left by assessment change
• William S. Buss, 97
• Fire Dept. open house
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• A fruitful experience
• School Notebook
• Monty Tech’s greenhouse is open to the public
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• WEDNESDAY 18
• TUESDAY 17
• THURSDAY 19
• MONDAY 16
• SUNDAY 15
• SATURDAY 14
• FRIDAY 13
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Overlook Middle School softball round up
• Friendship Club to host fair, dinner next week
• A perennial swap to be held
• Town-wide yard sale planned
• Westminster voters stick with regional agreement method
• Information meeting to be held on new stretch code
• Wallace to start this month as town planner
• Ashburnham voters pick aggregated wealth formula
• Light Infantry exhibit opens Wednesday
• Purple Loosestrife Beetle monitoring in Ashburnham during June
• Light department feeling effects of green power changes
• Local food banks team up with Postal Service
• Friends to meet
• Lawyer offers monthly free Q&A appointments
• Wenning family thanks those at benefit
• School committee sticks with budget, switches assessment method
• Stopping Clinton short
• Class of 2024 will be asked to bring iPads to first day of school
• School Calendar
• Monty Tech alumnae mentor next generation
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 12
• WEDNESDAY 11
• TUESDAY 10
• MONDAY 9
• SATURDAY 7
• FRIDAY 6
• Special events at Ashburnham in May
• Music is Love at Westminster Senior Center this month
• Farmers’ market ready to open
• Lucien J. Gagnon, 89
• Ashburnham
• Westminster
• Oakmont Boys’ Tennis Round Up
• Oakmont Girls’ Tennis Round Up
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Playing ball
• Garber picked as next town planner
• Fairbanks looks back on board years
• Friends to meet
• St. Denis to hold electronics recycling day
• Three elected to GFA’S Board of Directors
• Hoyt to accept seat on Planning Board
• Briggs project to face another town meeting vote
• Letters to the Editor
• Westminster Friendship Club to host fair, dinner
• Town meetings scheduled for Saturday
• Municipal employees recognized for going above and beyond
• New superintendent inks five-year contract
• Olivari is new agent at Century21
• Housing market only going to be boosted by job growth
• Preservation Worcester to take Central Mass. residents on historical journey
• GFA looks to award $100,000 to first time homebuyer
• North Central Mass. Board of Realtors honors Ruble
• Charlton home offers beach and pool access
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• WEDNESDAY 4
• MONDAY 2
• SUNDAY 1
• THURSDAY 5
• FRIDAY 29 SATURDAY 30
• MWCC’s offering spots in community garden, courses
• Annual plant sales are upcoming
• Upcoming workshops on creating rain gardens
• Free stormwater management workshops
• Watershed Coalition encourages rain gardens on property lines
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Edward A. Maguire 61,
• Health Fair upcoming in May
• AARP seeks nominations for community service award
• Ashburnham 2011 Annual Town Election
• Westminster 2011 Annual Town Election Results
• Teen DJ Dance-Off Nights to be held
• Art Association to celebrate its talents
• THROUGHOUT THE AREA
• Princeton Arts Society holds exhibit in May
• Shedd to be honored for academics at St. Olaf
• Pathways Early College Innovation School hosting information sessions
• Do you hear the Spartans sing?
• School Events
• A free workshop for parents looking to find healthy snacks, information on healthy foods
• Overlook Middle School 2011 Second Trimester Honor Roll
• Fitchburg State hosts Special Olympics today
• Comic book writer to share details on Might Thor
• Town-wide yard sale planned
• Chamber offers China trip again
• Theatre at the Mount to offer summer drama programs
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Swinging away
• Another Drug Take Back day to be held
• MWCC psychology fair focuses on suicide prevention
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• Aldrich is coming back with a new design for development
• A perennial swap to be held Memorial Day weekend
• Historical Society to host restoration program
• Writers and Poets Club to meet, all are welcome
• DPW hopes to fix Route 31 by end of June
• Local awarded for community service
• Kalaghers prepare for next benefit day
• St. Denis to hold electronics recycling day
• See the scientific tools in paranormal research
• Southern Rail brings bluegrass to Ashburnham
• Editorial
• Hoyt wins seat on Planning Board
• Brown talks to business leaders in Westminster
• School committee to ask for level funding from towns
• Walker takes Westminster Board of Selectmen race
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 28
• WEDNESDAY 27
• TUESDAY 26
• MONDAY 25
• SATURDAY 23 SUNDAY 24
• FRIDAY 22
• Evangelidis focuses on expanding community service program with work at visitors center
• NCCES hosts an anti-stress conference
• Brennan picked for Tsongas scholarship
• School Notebook
• Teacher named Plumbing Instructor Of The Year by national magazine
• Janet M. (Espie) McDonald, 66
• THROUGHOUT THE AREA
• Chamber offers China trip again
• A thank you lunch
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• New specialist now practicing at Heywood, in Westminster
• POLICE LOG
• Historical Piano Concerts’ 26th spring season continues
• Welcome spring with some Easter favorites
• Peewees capture championship title for NYHL
• Overcoming the Patriots
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Grief support group to be held
• Hellos and good byes
• Public forum to be held on updating housing production plan
• 2011 Boston Marathon Results - Westminster
• Brown to address issues affecting Central Mass
• Historical Society has events in May
• Taking shoes down a whole new path
• See the scientific tools in paranormal research
• National Financial Literacy Month
• 2011 Boston Marathon results - Ashburnham
• Southern Rail brings bluegrass to Ashburnham
• Meeting Matters
• News from Becaon Hill
• Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week, Mental Health Awareness Month
• ELECTION NEWS
• Editorial
• Fagan, candidate for Ashburnham’s select board, answers questions
• Wedding Tale of the Tape
• Janhunen’s Journey
• Westminster candidates have the chance to speak out prior to election
• Town officials continue to prepare for debate on school assessment method as town meetings approach
• Getting crackin’
• Norman Lewis Richardson, 77
• Douglas Charles Hebb, 90
• Lionel J. LeBlanc, 92
• Edward “Eddie” P. Boisse, 90
• Holy Week Services
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• FBI looks for help from Central Mass. residents
• Ashburnham
• News from Beacon Hill
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 21
• WEDNESDAY 20
• TUESDAY 19
• MONDAY 18
• SUNDAY 17
• SATURDAY 16
• FRIDAY 15
• Vedoe makes the grade at Azusa Pacific University in California
• Two local students named to Dean’s List at SNHU this fall
• Iaconbone makes Dean’s List
• Suhoski makes Dean’s List
• Sumner makes Tufts’ Dean’s List
• A free workshop for parents looking to find healthy snack options for children
• Provencial wins scholarship for her art work
• Pop Warner opens registration for 2011
• Get the catch of the day
• Oakmont Boys’ Tennis results round up
• Helping out the ball park
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• A tenth anniversary game
• Walker, Stango take questions from the public
• Selectmen to interview five for town planner position
• Historical Piano Concerts’ 26th spring season begins
• Southern Rail brings bluegrass to Ashburnham
• Correction
• Rules of behavior
• Few are looking beyond the expected in Ashburnham’s old meeting house
• For the community’s benefit
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Pop Warner opens registration for 2011 season
• Wachusett Storm to hold two weeks of tryouts
• Dan Farrell basketball tournament upcoming
• How far can we go?
• Real estate agents encourage sellers to work on their own
• GFA to hold annual meeting
• Workers’ Credit Union elects directors
• Meet YOUR Community Journalists
• Forbush happenings
• Candidates Night to be held April 12
• Grief support group to be held
• Maple Heights Farm opens to the public
• Les Miserable coming to Oakmont’s stage
• Job fair for veterans, veterans’ families
• Mass. veterans can receive free legal advice by phone April 27
• BACKSTAGE WITH CIRQUE MECHANICS
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 14
• WEDNESDAY 13
• TUESDAY 12
• MONDAY 11
• SUNDAY 10
• Decade of Giving
• SATURDAY 9
• FRIDAY 8
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Thomas P. Kamataris, Sr., 59
• Lillian M. (Schott) Mac Mullen, 92
• Clarence A. Grenier, 77
• Westminster senior events
• Forever Young Club trips
• Ashburnham Senior Center events for April
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• School Notebook
• Five locals make Worcester State Dean’s List
• Away we go
• Gagne takes over newly revamped VFW grill restaurant
• Young Children’s Festival and Bunny Breakfast next weekend
• Plug pulled on solar farm RFPs
• Meeting Matters
• AWCA-TV studio ready for showtime in new studio
• Selectmen lock in budget presentation for town meeting
• Dear Reader,
• Exhibit on display
• United Way campaign thank you event to be held
• Ashburnham resident among those indicted by grand jury for unemployment fraud
• Photo
• Autism a disorder that effacts a growing number
• Candidates Night to be held April 12
• AmeriCorps Job Ready program recruiting members from area
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Eugene J. Ryan, 80
• David Norman Plamondon, 20
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 7
• WEDNESDAY 6
• TUESDAY 5
• MONDAY 4
• SUNDAY 3
• SATURDAY 2
• FRIDAY 1
• Area students honored by UMass Dartmouth
• School Notebook
• Oakmont students get awards at National History Day competition
• Alternative Spring Break group help sets up ReStore
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• See the scientific tools in paranormal research
• Young Children’s Festival and Bunny Breakfast next weekend
• Officials disagree on amount to go to road repair
• Cote to run Boston Marathon for Respite Center
• Local woman starts collection to help Japanese after natural disasters
• Traffic Advisory: Bike race to close roads Saturday
• Town officials to recommend 1 percent operating budget increase
• New design for main intersection takes shape
• Westminster Advisory Board wants residents on both sides to decide funding method for regional school system
• Flanagan’s updates on Beacon Hill’s activities
• Pop Warner opens registration for 2011 season
• Forbush happenings
• Free health events to be held
• A celebration of age
• Monty Tech to interview finalist for top position
• Property owners reminded about DigSafe laws
• Sterling agent named a trustee of Realtor Charitable Foundation
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Homestead act expands coverage, rules around property owner changes
• A family home because of location and size
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• Laskarides makes Dean’s List at Middlesex Community
• Boucher named to Dean’s List at Elms College
• School Notebook
• Area students honored by UMass Dartmouth
• Fredette named to Dean’s List at Salve Regina
• Oakmont grad makes Dean’s List at Westfield
• An up-close lesson in space
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Charles L. Cundiff, 55
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 31
• WEDNESDAY 30
• TUESDAY 29
• SUNDAY 27
• SATURDAY 26
• MONDAY 28
• FRIDAY 25
• The Mechanical Circus - Ashburnham resident’s work to be performed at Hanover
• Boosters host auction
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Foundation to hold 25th annual Scholarship Tournament
• Street hockey league to hold registrations
• A challenge for all on the mountain
• Vendors invited to indoor flea market
• Fundraiser to benefit Habitat for Humanity project
• Local Rotary Clubs looking to provide clean water for 9,000 In India
• Roaster and game plan take shape for benefit game
• Children’s Festival and Bunny Breakfast upcoming
• Selectmen hear from CEO of Worcester retirement
• Photo
• Local church to host benefit event
• Editorial
• Select board candidate introduces himself
• Taylor and Pearson to wed in July
• Health agent tries to help public with information release data by FDA
• T otally KIDS
• Compromise on school spending method off table
• Remembering David
• Planning Board looking for public opinion on March 24
• Habitat opens doors for all home builders, decorators
• Eating for a cause
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• John W. Holman, Jr., 70
• Priscilla L. (Levesque) Prendergast, 88
• Frank Gayarsky, 86
• School Notebook
• A piece of art
• Local residents earn Dean’s List at Berklee College
• Monty Tech Second Quarter Honor Roll
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 24
• WEDNESDAY 23
• TUESDAY 22
• MONDAY 21
• SUNDAY 20
• SATURDAY 19
• FRIDAY 18
• Dance your way to a cure
• Local dancers show off their talent this feis season
• Fundraiser to benefit Habitat for Humanity project
• Vendors invited to indoor flea market
• Selectmen discuss budget possibilities
• Going to states
• Principals, superintendent discuss the budget details
• Brewer praises Workers’ Comp Bureau for keeping rates flat
• Town prepares 29 proprieties for auction
• Annual hockey event to be held
• Relay for Life to host fundraiser
• Local church to host benefit event
• Bunny Breakfast upcoming
• Editorial
• Resident takes a moment to make a tardy thank you to Westminster EMTs
• MWCC establishes two new transfer agreements
• Uncontested races in Ashburnham, regional school committee
• One to retire early from Westminster police force
• Photo
• POLICE LOG
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Jeanne (Beauregard) Taylor, 82
• MWCC offering free career exploration workshop for locals
• WPI names locals to Fall 2010 Dean’s List
• Estelle one of National Merit
• School Calendar
• Kindergarten 2011 registration, orientation
• Monty Tech athletes among those honored by State Senate
• Oakmont Regional High School Semester 1 Term 2 Honor Roll
• Oakmont Travel Youth Basketball Round Up
• Fundraiser to benefit Habitat for Humanity project
• Writers and Poets Club to meet
• Maple Sugaring program to be held
• Stango, Walker to appear on ballot for selectman
• Firefighter recruits gradate from academy
• ARC receives large anonymous donation
• Woman’s Club announces scholarship opportunity
• Vendors invited to indoor flea market
• Resumes come in for vacant town planner position
• Annual hockey event to be held
• Relay for Life to host fundraiser
• Friends of Seniors to meet
• Town Administrator presents budget to selectmen
• Planning Board looking for public opinion on March 24
• DA won’t press charges in June death of biology teacher from Ashburnham
• Smith becomes general
• Editorial
• Monumental decisions
• TUESDAY 15
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 17
• WEDNESDAY 16
• MONDAY 14
• SUNDAY 13
• SATURDAY 12
• FRIDAY 11
• Leaders of local churches balance safety and openness
• Police search after attack at church
• Town officials start discussing allocation method of school budget
• One star honor
• BREAKING NEWS: Police search for man wanted in assualt
• WEB UPDATE: Westminster selectmen schedule public forum
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• Bisbee earns first academic honors at Clark
• Adding to the budget
• School Notebook
• Roger named to BU Dean’s List
• Ashburnham residents earn high grades at Roger Williams
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 10
• WEDNESDAY 9
• TUESDAY 8
• MONDAY 7
• SUNDAY 6
• SATURDAY 5
• FRIDAY 4
• Foundation to hold 25th annual Scholarship Tournament
• State soccer coaching course offered
• Oakmont Youth Travel Basketball Round Up
• Vendors invited to indoor flea market
• Rabies Clinic offered
• Writers and Poets Club to meet
• Landry earns paramedic certification last month
• Voters pass new easements, taking and funds for South Street reconstruction
• Clerk: Voting precincts will shift slightly based on 2010 census data
• Adopting a solider
• Relay for Life to host fundraiser
• Vendors invited to indoor flea market
• Brewer named Legislator of the Year by ADDP for work with disabled, award to be presented March 18
• Hockey event upcoming
• Fire department to open up program for youth
• Anthony John Buono, 79
• Editorial
• Advisory Board describes its role
• American Cancer Society is looking for drivers to help
• Contested race may take shape for Westminster selectman
• Helping ‘the Codys of this world’’
• Habitat opens store for building supplies
• Mitchell announces top agents for 2010
• A Main Street commercial-residential building to be auctioned Thursday
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Ronald A. Lison, 66
• Gertrude A. (Bonnallie) Cribben, 87
• Chernoch makes honor roll
• School Calendar
• Local students place well in Monty Tech’s annual SkillsUSA local competition
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 3
• WEDNESDAY 2
• TUESDAY 1
• MONDAY 28
• SUNDAY 27
• SATURDAY 26
• Relay for Life to hold captain’s meeting
• Road changes in Fitchburg need Westminster town officials to approve as plans for rail station takes shape
• Vendors invited to market
• Friendship Club to meet
• Langhart picked as future director at Forbush
• FRIDAY 25
• Oakmont drama picks spring show
• Annual hockey event to be held
• Relay for Life to host fundraiser
• Vendors invited to indoor flea market
• DCR gives money to stop invasive species for part of state forest
• Gardner VNA CEO explains the need for adult day health programs
• Taking a seat
• Hicks picked as next superintendent of schools
• BREAKING NEWS; Hicks offered superintendent position
• WEB UPDATE: Langhart picked as future director
• WEB UPDATE: Namin withdraws name
• POLICE LOG
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Relay for Life to host fundraiser
• Vendors invited to indoor flea market
• Historical Society to host meeting
• Donald R. Perron, Sr., 78
• Kathleen A. “Kathy” Lutes, 52
• Holden Landmark Co. wins NENPA awards
• Getting the letters right
• Capone receives Dean’s List recognition
• Higgins named to Rider University Dean’s List
• Monty Tech musical to explore teens and labels
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 24
• WEDNESDAY 23
• MONDAY 21
• TUESDAY 22
• SUNDAY 20
• SATURDAY 19
• FRIDAY 18
• CMAC basketball schedules middle level tryouts
• MWCC Fitness Center offering golf lessons
• Oakmont Travel Youth Basketball Round Up
• Spartans dominate on the ice
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Friendship Club to meet
• American Red Cross Blood Drive to be held Monday
• Forbush offers weeklong activities during school vacation
• Two seek top job at Forbush Library
• Meeting Matters
• Fire destroys parts of Central Street house, barn
• School Committee feels trapped between towns
• Editorial
• A local act is really a global one
• Muse, Wytrwal to wed in October
• Totally KIDS
• Three superintendent finalists spend day in Ash-West
• Not a total loss
• BREAKING NEWS: School Committee names three finalists in search for superintendent
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Richard J. Clark, 82
• Ernest C. Wilson, 93
• Elizabeth (Dargan) Marlborough, 93
• MWCC offering school break courses for kids
• THURSDAY 17
• WEDNESDAY 16
• TUESDAY 15
• MONDAY 14
• SUNDAY 13
• SATURDAY 12
• FRIDAY 11
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• Valentine’s Day … at a glance
• School Calendar
• Locals named to MWCC President’s List and Dean’s List Fall 2010
• Oakmont students win statewide awards for art, writing
• American Legion to host a number of upcoming events
• Historical Society to host family history workshops
• Westminster business leader elected chairman of ACCE Benefit Trust
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Monty Tech to hold March Madness Basketball Tourney
• Oakmont-Gardner alumni hockey teams split games as rivalry continues
• Oakmont Youth Travel Basketball Round Up
• Church creates opportunity for deals on bread, meat of life
• American Red Cross Blood Drive to be held
• A spring in the step
• Auditor says town finances more stable then in past
• Editorial
• Residents concerned about potential budget cuts at the library
• ed edRea- Rea- sign-
• Mixed use zoning study committee ready to call it quits
• Photo
• Buildings being eyed while snow continues to pile up
• ‘Detoxification/Cleansing: A Natural Approach’ to be presented
• American Red Cross Blood Drive to be held
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 10
• WEDNESDAY 9
• TUESDAY 8
• MONDAY 7
• SUNDAY 6
• SATURDAY 5
• FRIDAY 4
• Helen Allen, 85
• Pauline A. (Straube) Vedock, 93
• Historical Society to host family history workshops
• Trustees prepare to interview two candidates for director position
• Greater Gardner Chamber of Commerce seeks award nomination
• Blood Drive scheduled for Feb. 26
• Rotary raffling off vacation voucher
• Vendors invited to indoor flea market
• Skating Party to be held
• Outreach Committee thanks the community for its support
• Editorial
• Resident upset with Fairbanks’ control as selectman, encourages others to run
• Full of energy for a new year, new term
• Students named to President’s List at Fitchburg State
• Caisse makes dean’s list at Keene State
• Boissoneau named to dean’s list
• Parker makes the dean’s list at UMass Boston
• Masse named to dean’s list at the University of Vermont
• Dorherty named to dean’s list
• Residents named to dean’s list at Providence College
• School Calendar
• Llamas selected as interim superintendent of Monty Tech
• Advisory board: take debate to voters
• A winter wonderland?
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Ware joins business team at Murphy Insurance Agency
• Coventry Estates home has plenty of space for the family
• POLICE LOG
• Free health information seminar on Thursday
• Houle - the sole Survivor at TAM
• CenterStage welcomes the music of Harry Manx in February
• Art Museum to exhibit Jude Peterson collection through March
• Shedd named to Dean’s List
• Harding named to Dean’s List at Keene State
• Students named to Dean’s List at Fitchburg State
• Winter 2011 Fitchburg State University Graduating Class
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• FRIDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• Oakmont-Gardner alumni scheduled to take the ice
• Monty Tech to hold March Madness Basketball Tourney
• Oakmont Youth Travel Basketball Round Up
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• A winning start
• ZBA allows projects to study wind power in Westminster
• Friendship Club to meet Wednesday
• Enjoy the winter season with ice fishing
• Skating Party to be held
• Light Department’s wind project making strides to completion
• State senators get high ranking positions on Ways and Means
• Historical Society to host family history workshops for any interested
• Meeting Matters
• Meeting Matters
• Dorherty named to Dean’s List
• Residents named to Dean’s List at Providence College
• Senior center classes expanding
• Vendors invited to indoor flea market
• Editorial
• Speak Out
• Resident upset with the lack of attention paid to the roads
• Free tax filing assistance
• Photo
• Zapantis recommends $28.3 million school budget
• Fairbanks won’t seek re-election to top town board
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• James “Jim” Monroe Harrison, 68,
• Edith F. Rudziak, 85
• School Notebook
• Scholarship Opportunities at Applewild School in Fitchburg
• Monty Tech donates display cabinet to Fitchburg High
• Robert L. Chartrand, 58
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• Oakmont Travel Basketball round-up
• Volunteers sought for Town Planner Search Committee
• Ferguson to hold office hours in Westminster
• Ranor buys building, prepares to expand with grants from MassDevelopment
• Three-alarm fire destroys home on Town Farm Road
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Camp Sunshine presents Wachusett Mountain Polar Dip
• Development of Firearm Technology
• Relay for Life to host team captain meeting
• School district receives 18 applications for top job
• United Way elects new officers and directors
• Registration opens for Great Decisions discussion program that focuses on international politics
• Heywood Hospital hosts Diabetic Cooking Class
• Senior center classes expanding
• GFA Institute for Financial Literacy holds free classes
• Vendors invited to indoor flea market
• Skating Party to be held
• Evangelidis on right track
• Night at the Improv
• Locals inspired by Olympians to begin curling
• Dear Readers,
• 66th Citizens’ Legislative Seminar upcoming
• Military organizations seeking younger members
• BREAKING NEWS: Fire destroys home on Town Farm Road
• POLICE LOG
• Jean Ann Benham, 61
• Photo
• What is the true size?
• Oakmont Environmental Association scores high in national competition
• School Calendar
• Monty Tech First Quarter Honor Roll
• Overlook Middle School First Trimester Honor Roll
• Gardner Ice Arena working with Cradles to Crayons
• Team Wachusett wins NASTAR regional pacesetting event
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Local girls win gold in national tournament
• Registration opens for Great Decisions discussion program
• Heywood Hospital hosts Diabetic Cooking Class
• Moran promoted to CEO of Aubuchon
• Clean Energy Center announces new pilot residential rebate program
• United Way seeks volunteers for a service challenge
• News from Beacon Hill
• $3 million price tag to fix part of Route 140
• Skating Party to be held
• Library announces vacation week events
• Town Clerk: Election season will start in February
• Editorial
• 11 Things to do in ’11
• New book sales are set to run in February
• All are invited to an evening out
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY
• WEDNESDAY
• TUESDAY
• MONDAY
• SUNDAY
• SATURDAY
• FRIDAY
• Freshmen representatives are finding their way around the Hill
• Warm hands, warm hearts
• Network meetings
• New network reaches out for members among the unemployed
• MWCC and American College of History and Legal Studies partner on new transfer agreement for students looking for bachelor’s and law degrees
• Hazel (Basilio) Lucier, 80
• Freda T. (Fournier) Leger, 72
• Chester A. Flagg, 78
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 13
• Lorraine Hughes, 79
• Nicole A. Dauphinais, 35
• Alice (Revell) Clegg, 94
• WEDNESDAY 12
• TUESDAY 11
• MONDAY 10
• SUNDAY 9
• SATURDAY 8
• FRIDAY 7
• Westminster’s FIRST LEGO team raising stars at tournament
• Writers and Poets Club to meet
• News stories fill the CJ pages for the last decade
• Ashburnham unit of the Salvation Army says thanks to those who helped
• A merry Christmas surprise
• Development of Firearm Technology to be presented
• Ashburnham seniors can hear from attorney
• Selectmen and police agree to new contract terms
• Cushing Academy to test Emergency Alert System
• Bastien announces legislative staff
• Ashburnham store’s ATM one of 300 shut down by state
• Town planner leaves post due to personality conflicts
• Two points
• Joseph A. Waskewicz, 83
• Joseph L. “Joe” Spano, 85
• Wilfred “Bill” J. Thibeault, 72
• Agnes T. Selinga, 91
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• TUESDAY 4
• MONDAY 3
• SUNDAY 2
• SATURDAY 1
• THURSDAY 30
• TUESDAY 28 29
• MONDAY 27
• SUNDAY 26
• SATURDAY 25
• School committee doesn’t hear from public on anti-bullying regulations
• Eating with a special guest
• Darcy presented a service award
• Selectmen give Briggs the go ahead to re-open negotiations with unions
• Resident: Voters’ decision does not reflect economic conditions
• Ashburnham, thank you to those who took the time to vote
• ‘Tis the Season
• The season of giving and receiving
• Ashburnham voters approve funding for Briggs project
• WEB UPDATE: Ashburnham voters approve funding for new school
• Monty Tech’s VIP program gives students an intro to the vocations
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Propane safety during winter storm
• Contemporary Cape: A Sterling Situation
• Meeting Matters
• Monday, Dec. 20 through Friday, Dec. 24
• Belton makes honor roll at St. John’s
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• A lasting gift in one square foot
• Forming a new habit with our shopping
• Philip A. “Phil” Brooks, 30
• Anita Rose (Cormier) Thibault, 86
• Henry G. Root, 83
• Florence M. Rebovich, 85
• Photo
• Bullock Lodge Cider House open more days this ski season
• Getting into the spirit
• Beat the winter time blues for preschoolers
• Community Partnership increasing support for children
• Community Foundation elects trustees & officers
• School district to hold hearing on bullying prevention regulations
• A community house
• VFW Post to host Christmas Dinner
• Library announces holiday hours, programs
• Piecing it together
• Water main breaks flood town this week
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• MONDAY 27
• SUNDAY 26
• SATURDAY 25
• TUESDAY 21
• MONDAY 20
• SUNDAY 19
• SATURDAY 18
• FRIDAY 17
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Meeting Matters
• Elementary school to host holiday concert
• Congregational Church shares Yankee Street Fair proceeds
• Oakmont Travel Basketball round-up
• Oakmont Spartans
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• LaRoche: A great football game
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 16
• WEDNESDAY 15
• MONDAY 13
• SUNDAY 12
• SATURDAY 11
• FRIDAY 10
• Editorial
• Dorothy L. (LeMay) Keene, 89
• Parent: Old school is in dire need of replacement
• Nothing is not an opinion for Briggs
• Briggs Building Committee urges voters to look at project details
• Steven F. Haley, 65
• Voters to decided whether to fund new school or not
• A night in Westminster
• Fluet of Gardner VNA receives 2010 Women in Business award
• Senior Center celebrates the holidays
• A tasty treat
• Fire department tries new way to fill EMS shifts
• Speak Out
• Selectmen will distribute home heating funds
• Peopli selected for all-conference team
• Turkey DayTurkey Day
• Free health workshop scheduled
• School Notebook
• Area bank kicks-off saving program at Briggs
• BOOMTime - Loving Life on the Flip-Side of 50
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 9
• WEDNESDAY 8
• TUESDAY 7
• MONDAY 6
• SUNDAY 5
• SATURDAY 4
• FRIDAY 3
• Halt the assault
• Mary A. (Jowanowitch) Land, 92
• William F. Cormier, Sr., 78
• (Green) Power Struggle
• Lions’ Christmas tree sale
• Voters reject spending articles but approve cash transfer to protect tax rate
• Friends of the Senior Center to host holiday party
• Stevens Memorial Library to hold book sale
• A resident’s artistic talent is noticed again
• Enjoy a visit from Santa; book, bake and toy sale
• Historical society to host Christmas Open House
• Friendship Club to host Christmas dinner
• Top Pie
• Marching Spartans earned high score at USSBA National Championship
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• Town officials split on recommendations on financial articles for special town meeting
• Application nearly complete for senior center design
• School Calendar
• Career assistance network launching at Fitchburg State
• Preschool parents, children invited to make books
• THURSDAY December 1
• WEDNESDAY 30
• MONDAY 29
• SUNDAY 28
• SATURDAY 27
• FRIDAY 26
• Resident: This is not the right time to build a new elementary school
• Time to go, ready or not
• Local couple among those who carving out a helping hand
• ‘Tis the season for giving
• Volunteering to answer the call
• Two Westminster officers say the award is for them and their families
• Make it a stress-free holiday
• Area businesses look for a way to give back to the community
• Dreaming of a Green Christmas
• Photo
• Stevens Memorial Library to hold book sale
• Salvation Army Kettle Drive volunteers needed
• Town meeting sends elementary school project to ballot
• HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE
• Holiday music and shows
• Women’s Club to sell gift baskets, wreaths
• Sugar cookies sweeten up the holiday season
• Living Nativity celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ
• Library director search nets 12 applicants for initial review
• Moran receives award for volunteer work
• A visit from Santa and book, bake and toy sale
• Historical society to host Christmas Open House
• Farmers’ market holding a Thanksgiving market
• A moment to remember
• Elementary school to host holiday concert
• Pastel Workshop to be held
• A state level run
• Oakmont Travel Basketball round-up
• Photos
• Photo
• School Notebook
• Realty Team adds three new agents
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Wessels joins Tom Ruble Real Estate Services
• Split-level home on Crestview Drive offers lots of options
• Ashburnham
• Westminster
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• THURSDAY 24
• TUESDAY 23
• MONDAY 22
• SUNDAY 21
• SATURDAY 20
• FRIDAY 10
• Brewer thanks voters for support during election
• Resident wants to know how much school will cost her
• John “Jack” M. Lewis, 87
• Hiker reports body in woods, police search finds nothing
• Community Thanksgiving dinner hosted in Westminster on Monday
• Firefighters Association welcomes all to Thanksgiving
• MSBA takes needed vote on Briggs school project
• Special town meeting results
• Holiday deadlines
• Ashburnham reflects a trend in statewide foreclosures
• Route 140 drivers must find new path to Route 2 eastbound
• IC sponsors upcoming Gardner VNA Celtic Night
• Chamber offer China trip
• Meeting Matters
• At attention
• New board members for Camp Split Rock
• Salvation Army Kettle Drive volunteers needed
• Nina S. DiNatale, 90
• Historical Society to host family roots workshop
• Irene (Tuomi) Kamila, 86
• Veterans share their stories with Oakmont students
• Firefighters Association to host holiday dinner
• School Notebook
• Overnight parking bans start for towns
• Citizen of the Term announced for the first half of Term 1
• Voters to get a chance voice opinion on town government rules on Wednesday
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• Briggs building project ready to go before voters at town meeting
• THURSDAY 18
• Wachusett Mt. Ski area makes top 20 list of ski resorts in the East
• WEDNESDAY 17
• Four injured in Depot Road car crash last Friday
• TUESDAY 16
• BREAKING NEWS: Law enforcement responds to a hiker's report of a dead body
• Church to host Christmas fair
• MONDAY 15
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Friends to meet at senior center
• SUNDAY 14
• Living Nativity celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ
• Stevens Memorial Library to hold book sale
• SATURDAY 13
• Habitat volunteers hand out treats and info on Halloween night
• Holiday Craft Fait to be held
• FRIDAY 12
• VFW to hold meat raffle
• Becoming part of the pride
• Speak Out
• Bread of Life to host a Thanksgiving dinner and show
• Speak Out
• Warrant articles taking shape
• Former candidate for state rep. says thanks for the campaign experiences
• Elementary school to host holiday concert
• State rep-elect says thanks and makes promises for future
• Historical Society to host program
• VFW to hold meat raffle
• Holiday Craft Fait to be held
• FRIDAY 12
• Bread of Life to host a Thanksgiving dinner and show
• Becoming part of the pride
• Speak Out
• Warrant articles taking shape
• Speak Out
• Elementary school to host holiday concert
• Former candidate for state rep. says thanks for the campaign experiences
• Historical Society to host program
• State rep-elect says thanks and makes promises for future
• Historical Society to host family roots workshop
• Nina S. DiNatale, 90
• Veterans share their stories with Oakmont students
• Irene (Tuomi) Kamila, 86
• School Notebook
• Firefighters Association to host holiday dinner
• Citizen of the Term announced for the first half of Term 1
• Overnight parking bans start for towns
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• Voters to get a chance voice opinion on town government rules on Wednesday
• Briggs building project ready to go before voters at town meeting
• THURSDAY 18
• Wachusett Mt. Ski area makes top 20 list of ski resorts in the East
• WEDNESDAY 17
• Four injured in Depot Road car crash last Friday
• TUESDAY 16
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Church to host Christmas fair
• MONDAY 15
• Living Nativity celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ
• Friends to meet at senior center
• SUNDAY 14
• Habitat volunteers hand out treats and info on Halloween night
• Stevens Memorial Library to hold book sale
• SATURDAY 13
• LUK to start a suicide prevention coalition
• Ashburnham Senior Center events for November
• Sock donations being accepted for seniors
• FRIDAY 12
• New website links more information on home care
• THURSDAY 11
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Eustis moves production out of Ashburnham
• WEDNESDAY 10
• Westminster Veterans’ Day Ceremony
• Bastien takes open seat to represent Ashburnham
• TUESDAY 9
• Historical Society to host family roots workshop
• Ashburnham Veterans’ Day Ceremony
• MONDAY 8
• VFW to hold meat raffle
• Local gets help for her closet problems
• SUNDAY 7
• Parking ban goes into effect this month
• Meeting Matters
• SATURDAY 6
• Education Foundation to host second Night at the Museum
• Ferguson beats O’Brien for state rep. seat; Evangelidis will head Worcester County Sheriff’s office
• FRIDAY 5
• Group of town officials talk financial strategies
• Editorial
• Gardner ice arena participating in Cell Phones for Soldiers drive
• Halloween candy - trick or treat?
• Overlook finishes cross country season
• Local resident speaks about the importance of town meeting vote for Briggs project
• School Calendar
• Curtis “Curt” Wayne Desmarais, 64
• Local college ranks nationally for continuing education
• Paul W. Murphy, 52
• Westminster
• Irene (Tuomi) Kamila, 86
• Ashburnham
• LUK is looking for mentors
• Westminster COA events
• Breaking news: Election 2010
• Question 2: Repealing 40B is the way to move forward
• Monty Tech donates commemorative chair to city of Gardner
• Answer to Question 3: The sales tax should be decreased
• Rudick graduates from BU
• Megan P. Cucchiara, 33
• School Calendar
• VIN etching offered in Ashby
• DelMonaco attends ‘Top Agent’ retreat
• In the candidate's own words
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Running for the kick
• Massachusetts Price Index now down for third month in a row
• Candidates for congress disagree on every question
• Colonial-style house provides more than is expected
• Photo
• Ashburnham
• Friends to host Holiday Home Party Sale
• THURSDAY 4
• Stevens Memorial to hold book sale
• WEDNESDAY 3
• Online auction benefits Scouting and Community Center
• TUESDAY 2
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Questions of who, where dominated forum
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• Meeting Matters
• MONDAY 1
• Friendship Club to meet
• SATURDAY 30
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• FRIDAY 29
• Photo
• Holden resident endorses his favorite candidate for rep.
• Overlook cross country packed full of action
• Monday 25
• Benefit to be held for Wirtanen family
• Sunday morning fitness hike at Wachusett Mountain
• Foley is the man for the job
• Sunday 24
• Library hosts variety of activities
• Impressionistic paintings on exhibit at Rollstone
• Evangelidis will show up for the job
• COMMUNITY CHOICE
• Meeting Matters
• Stress relief exercises offered at Roots Natural
• Vote for Foley on his qualifications
• Satuday 23
• Oakmont Outlaw tryouts schedule changed
• Debate season
• Richard W. Pitts, 72
• Friday 22
• Oakmont cross country weekly round-up
• Victorian stables may get a new lease on life this winter
• John H. Lothrop, 84
• O’Brien has great insight and goals
• Behringer continues to outpace
• Women Mean Business Conference 2010
• Robert F. Hodge, 87
• Fromer employee: Foley best candidate for Sheriff
• Close game
• Westminster hypnotist earns board certification
• Twin City Toastmasters meets weekly
• Foley is clear cut candidate for Sheriff
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• D’Ambrosio Eye Care welcomes Jacobowitz
• Brewer receives MAVA legislator award
• Long is the only true independent
• School Notebook
• GFA attends NAFCU congressional caucus
• Brewer appointed to commission to find innovative methods for fund conservation
• Sheriff ’s Department needs Tom Foley
• Education Foundation to host second Night at the Museum
• Energy Forum to be held for nonprofits
• Veterans get option for legal advice from lawyers
• Evangelidis will be tough but fair with criminals
• Tasting the spice
• Event to reduce car thefts
• Charitable giving to be discussed
• Ridiculous Costume Guide 2010
• Marching onto the field
• Craft vendors wanted
• LUK is looking for mentors
• Filling the shelves
• POLICE LOG
• Fundraiser for Habitat’s Westminster project on Monday
• Friends to host Holiday Home Party Sale
• Flanagan, Neil spar over level of taxation during debate
• Speak Out
• Thursday 28
• Search for new Forbush library director begins
• Library to hold story and craft hours this fall
• Candidates in 1st congressional district race to debate at MWCC
• Wednesday 27
• Westminster looking for volunteer tree warden
• Barrett makes plea for more officers while laying out year’s goals
• State rep. candidates agree on opposition to Question 3
• Foley is a true professional
• Tuesday 26
• Pumpkin Fest
• This way to Bear Country
• Cragin presents ‘The Astrological Elements’ at area library
• Retired police chief endorses Foley for sheriff in November
• Joseph Carroll, 62
• Car seat check point to be held
• Eleanora W. (Ekwall) Rahaim, 83
• Westminster
• Second forum on developing a cultural economy planned
• Police hope to help prevent vehicle theft with a V.I.N. etching day
• Ashburnham
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Cost estimates in for elementary school building project
• A taste of independence
• 21 THURSDAY
• Memorial Committee recommends dedicating bridge to local artist
• Aztec Two-Step to perform in Ashburnham
• Boy Scouts to host Haunted Harvest Festival
• 20 WEDNESDAY
• Details of wind power zoning the focus of public hearing
• Historical society to host stained glass program
• 19 TUESDAY
• AAU Girls Basketball Tryouts
• Westminster looking for volunteer tree warden
• 18 MONDAY
• Soccer Club will tryouts for Spring 2011
• Fundraisers for Habitat’s Westminster project
• 17 SUNDAY
• Overlook runners break records
• Highlands Adult Day Health seeks fair crafters
• 16 SATURDAY
• St. Bernard’s to celebrate Hall of Fame event
• Charitable giving to be discussed at free seminar
• 15 FRIDAY
• In control
• Difficulties facing wounded veterans to be explored in theatre project
• Pretty in Pink
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Planning complete – funding options next on agenda for Rte. 140
• Habitat welcomes new leader
• At annual Taste Of Wachusett
• A lesson on preventing forest fires
• Long is the right choice for state rep.
• Benton exhibit open to the public in November
• Joseph Carroll, 62
• O’Brien is an activist for the right causes
• Family Fun Fest to hold vendor fair
• Education Foundation to host second Night at the Museum
• Ferguson takes the time to research
• Three Oakmont scholars named 2011 Commended Students based on PSAT scores
• Craft vendors wanted
• Flanagan has proven herself as senator
• School Calendar
• Library to hold story and craft hour
• Holden resident says Ferguson’s debate results standout
• Coalition seeks to bridge generational divide with upcoming free seminars
• Alfred Clayton, 82
• Westminster
• Phyllis (Webb) Price, 83
• Ashburnham
• Debra A. (Desroches) Holmes, 54
• 14 THURSDAY
• Westminster Center fall events
• 13 WEDNESDAY
• Ashburnham Senior Center events for October
• 12 TUESDAY
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• New search will focus on experienced superintendents
• 11 MONDAY
• WEST getting ready to celebrate 20 years
• Holden politics edging way into election
• 10 SUNDAY
• Library changing hours, book clubs reading materials
• Striking out
• SATURDAY
• Historical society to host stained glass program
• Friends to host holiday home party sale
• FRIDAY
• 1st Worcester Candidates to debate
• A book sale to be held at Senior Center
• O’Brien can bring in money for local projects
• Overlook Cross Country opens their season with wins
• Hebbs celebrate 65 years of marriage
• Ferguson is the right choice for state rep
• Oakmont Track Scores
• Aztec Two-Step to perform in Ashburnham
• O’Brien has demonstrated he’s a man of action
• Oakmont Nashoba Field Hockey
• Selectmen, Advisory Board debate Town Meeting spending articles
• Evangelidis has shown leadership in his service
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Candidate for state rep.: Letter writers are discrediting me
• School Calendar
• Briggs’ PTA is looking for help from businesses
• Family Fun Fest to hold vendor fair
• Marching Spartans’ level of dedication should receive more community attention
• 18 Oakmont students score high on AP exams
• WEST getting ready to celebrate 20 years of local activists
• Safeguard your home and wallet
• Evangelidis worked hard as state rep.
• Library changing Saturday hours, book clubs reading
• Four keys to smooth sales and bargain buys
• Selectman gives enthusiastic support for Evangelidis
• Realtors: Market still uncertain
• Mass Municipal Association calls for municipal health reform
• Questions abound at Planning Board
• Rivard joins Fidelity Bank as VP and home loan specialist
• O’Brien is a good man and the right man
• Oakmont Youth Basketball registrations
• Townhouse is compact, convenient, cared-for
• Holden resident urges support of Ken O’Brien
• Track Meet
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• O’Brien endorsed for state rep. by Holden resident
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• A special reading place
• O’Brien’s work as a selectman gives his needed experience
• Sixth Annual Brian’s Gift Road Race
• Craig wins three awards at 4H Agricultural Fair
• St. Denis holds electronic collection
• School Notebook
• Pull the fire alarm: Call boxes seeing new purpose to increase safety
• 7 THURSDAY
• Baker places in national top 10
• Two book sales to be held at Senior Center
• 6 WEDNESDAY
• Waight graduates from Harvard College in 2010
• Artists want central spot, unified presence
• 5 TUESDAY
• Marshall makes Dean’s List
• 4 MONDAY
• Leamy places on Dean’s List
• 3 SUNDAY
• Live art
• Meetinghouse School dedicated a special place to former teacher
• 2 SATURDAY
• Westminster
• Residents have new way of receiving emergency notifications
• 1 FRIDAY
• Ashburnham
• MOMS Club to host open house
• Long-time area resident joins Town & Country in Leominster office
• It’s affordable
• Realtors: Market still uncertain
• Mass Municipal Association calls for municipal health reform
• Questions abound at Planning Board
• Rivard joins Fidelity Bank as VP and home loan specialist
• O’Brien is a good man and the right man
• Oakmont Youth Basketball registrations
• Townhouse is compact, convenient, cared-for
• Holden resident urges support of Ken O’Brien
• Track Meet
• Upton Building Ready for Next Stage
• O’Brien endorsed for state rep. by Holden resident
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• A special reading place
• O’Brien’s work as a selectman gives his needed experience
• Sixth Annual Brian’s Gift Road Race
• Craig wins three awards at 4H Agricultural Fair
• St. Denis holds electronic collection
• School Notebook
• Pull the fire alarm: Call boxes seeing new purpose to increase safety
• 7 THURSDAY
• Baker places in national top 10
• Two book sales to be held at Senior Center
• 6 WEDNESDAY
• Waight graduates from Harvard College in 2010
• Artists want central spot, unified presence
• 5 TUESDAY
• Marshall makes Dean’s List
• 4 MONDAY
• Leamy places on Dean’s List
• 3 SUNDAY
• Live art
• 2 SATURDAY
• Westminster
• Meetinghouse School dedicated a special place to former teacher
• 1 FRIDAY
• Ashburnham
• Residents have new way of receiving emergency notifications
• Long-time area resident joins Town & Country in Leominster office
• It’s affordable
• MOMS Club to host open house
• Safeguard your home and wallet
• Evangelidis worked hard as state rep.
• WEST getting ready to celebrate 20 years of local activists
• Four keys to smooth sales and bargain buys
• Selectman gives enthusiastic support for Evangelidis
• Library changing Saturday hours, book clubs reading
• Chipping Away
• Chipping Away
• 24 SATURDAY
• Oakmont Youth Basketball League registrations are open
• Alphonse C. Piermarini Jr., 60
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• Sullivan says his views should be factored in during election
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Library Trustees, staff looking for canteen from the War of 1812
• School Calendar
• Capital proposals top agenda of school committee
• Parker earned place on P U UMass-Boston Dean’s List
• Towns’ crime rates continue to increase
• Three locals make UNH T D Dean’s List this Spring
• Friends to host Holiday Home Party Sale
• Roger place’s high on BU dean’s list R
• MOMS Club to host open house
• Two locals earned places on Providence College Dean’s List
• ACT Cheshire Pond Volunteer Work Day
• Sibley earns place on Dean’s List
• Selectmen question how regional should the senior center be
• Cornwall graduates from Springfield College
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• Yard sale to be held
• 28 WEDNESDAY
• Forbush to celebrate banned book week
• 27 TUESDAY
• W.E.S.T. getting ready to celebrate 20 years
• 26 MONDAY
• Westminster participates in DEA medication collection
• 25 SUNDAY
• Track Scores k S
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• Alphonse C. Piermarini Jr., 60
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Sullivan says his views should be factored in during election
• School Calendar
• Library Trustees, staff looking for canteen from the War of 1812
• Parker earned place on P U UMass-Boston Dean’s List
• Capital proposals top agenda of school committee
• Three locals make UNH T D Dean’s List this Spring
• Towns’ crime rates continue to increase
• Roger place’s high on BU dean’s list R
• Friends to host Holiday Home Party Sale
• MOMS Club to host open house
• Two locals earned places on Providence College Dean’s List
• ACT Cheshire Pond Volunteer Work Day
• Sibley earns place on Dean’s List
• Selectmen question how regional should the senior center be
• Cornwall graduates from Springfield College
• Westminster
• Yard sale to be held
• Ashburnham
• Forbush to celebrate banned book week
• 28 WEDNESDAY
• W.E.S.T. getting ready to celebrate 20 years
• 27 TUESDAY
• Westminster participates in DEA medication collection
• 26 MONDAY
• Track Scores k S
• 25 SUNDAY
• Oakmont Youth Basketball League registrations are open
• 24 SATURDAY
• Artists to display their works at Paint the Town
• Ocean State open ahead of schedule in Leominster
• Local student named to Colby’s Dean’s List
• Ferguson should be who replaces Evangelidis
• Former studentathletes to compete
• Simplex raises money for Shriners in Boston
• Local makes Bryant University Dean’s List
• A new book sale upcoming
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Ashburnham Primary Election Results – Sept. 14
• MWCC to host annual College Fair
• Fresh Air Fund says thanks for the memories
• Oakmont starts season strong against Littleton
• Whitney Pond Cleanup
• Lt. Governor Addresses Students
• Leo J. Janssens, 83
• Monty Tech to hold College & Career Fair
• Herriott to give talk on solar power options at library
• Tanguay earns place on UNH spring Dean’s List
• Bastien opens campaign headquarters
• Westminster
• MOMS Club to host open house
• Two locals receive academic honors at SNHU
• Gerry wins Democratic primary for 2nd Worcester
• Ashburnham
• Ashburnham Historical Society to host annual meeting
• Speer named to Assumption Dean’s List this spring
• As We Age health fair to be held
• 24 FRIDAY
• Friends to hold meeting
• Shedd earns place on St. Olaf’s Dean’s List
• Historic Cemeteries Association to host tour
• 23 THURSDAY
• Local parish celebrates season with bazaar this Saturday
• Moriarty graduates from Loomis Chaffee in 2010
• Tickets on sale for Mount’s ‘Leading Ladies’
• 22 WEDNESDAY
• Ashburnham resident announces his campaign for state senate
• Sumner earns high grades at Tufts to make Dean’s List
• It’s Christmas Time in the City or at least its casting time
• 21 TUESDAY
• BREAKING NEWS: Gerry wins Democratic primary for 2nd Worcester
• Local residents receive academic honors from Northeastern University
• Ashburnham native performs with The Lyric Stage Company of Boston
• 20 MONDAY
• Westminster resident named as next president of SimplexGrinnell
• FSC students recognized at honors convocation
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• 19 SUNDAY
• Westminster behind with sewer bill
• Locals make FSC spring President’s List
• Resident: O’Brien should not be the choice for state rep.
• 18 SATURDAY
• Westminster Primary Election Results – Sept. 14
• School Notebook
• Students off to a great start at Monty Tech
• 17 FRIDAY
• Dedication ceremony held for bridge
• Monty Tech’s new alumni association spawns into an online community
• Campaign Signs Aplenty
• A day of caring
• Hockey Association has learn to skate, to play program
• Child care subsidies available for MWCC students
• Unfrosty Reunion: Operation Deep Freeze
• Eagles soar high in Ashburnham
• Registration open for preseason workshop for basketball teams
• Gerry wins Democratic primary for 2nd Worcester
• Family Fest to be held on Sunday
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES S
• Always an Eagle
• Westminster
• Ashburnham Cultural Council opens the doors
• Ashburnham
• Historical Piano Concerts kicks off fall season
• CALENDAR
• Tacia (Economou) Fiffy, 88
• A painted boat
• Wieczorek and Lucander wed
• Pat Gerry
• Timothy Edward Tata, 40
• Shirley Mary (Mullan) D’Onfro, 82
• Mary Kate Adami-Sampson, 49
• Amy Feeley-Knuuttila
• Five candidates debate in race for State Rep. seat
• Ashburnham selectmen review potential changes
• Westminster Cultural Council seeks funding proposals
• Remembering 9/11
• Friendship Club to meet
• Residents are invited to help the Planning Board with cultural plan
• Historical Society to host family history workshop on Saturday
• Friends to host annual meeting
• Having fun
• Timothy Edward Tata, 40
• Shirley Mary (Mullan) D’Onfro, 82
• Mary Kate Adami-Sampson, 49
• Amy Feeley-Knuuttila
• Five candidates debate in race for State Rep. seat
• Ashburnham selectmen review potential changes
• Westminster Cultural Council seeks funding proposals
• Remembering 9/11
• Friendship Club to meet
• Residents are invited to help the Planning Board with cultural plan
• Historical Society to host family history workshop on Saturday
• Friends to host annual meeting
• Having fun
• Family Fest to be held on Sunday
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES S
• Westminster
• Always an Eagle
• Ashburnham
• Ashburnham Cultural Council opens the doors
• CALENDAR
• Historical Piano Concerts kicks off fall season
• A painted boat
• Tacia (Economou) Fiffy, 88
• Wieczorek and Lucander wed
• Pat Gerry
• Rollstone Bank wants to clean up business park after years of no activity
• THIS WEEK’S GAMES
• Soccer Jamboree runs till 9
• Testing the plays
• SROs should be restored
• Evangelidis has the background to be the right candidate for Sheriff
• Local resident supports O’Brien because of his record in Holden
• New wheels
• September events at the Ashburnham Senior Center
• September events at the Westminster Senior Center
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• CALENDAR
• Last days of summer; first days of school
• Council opens doors
• Giving a helping hand
• Friendship Club to meet
• Officials to begin discussion of changes to government set up
• Writers and Poets Club kicks off meetings
• Historical Society to host family history workshop
• Magic is in the air at Yankee Street Fair
• Westminster Police Log
• Police again issue warning after a series of B&Es
• Richard and Faith Bickford celebrate 60 years
• GFA to sponsor ‘Green’ seminar
• House Fire
• Local volunteers have big goals
• Artists invited to ‘Paint the Town’ deadline approaching
• Lightening up the electrical usage
• Lock the doors
• Locals up for DASH awards
• Ashburnham Police Log
• Evangelidis has proven himself with actions
• Blaze destroys home, leaving three displaced
• ACC invites all to Rally Day
• Reader: ‘Is Foley qualified to be our sheriff?’
• School Events
• Michael N. Wirtanen, 44
• Monty Tech to hold 16th annual golf tournament
• Wendy J. Spacek, 31
• FSC students recognized at honors convocation during the spring
• Betty R. (Bever) Lafleur DeCarolis, 80
• Local receives UMass-Amherst honor scholarship
• George R. Drouin, 83
• Real Estate licensing school to hold September classes
• MWCC to holds info sessions on online healthcare training
• GFA to sponsor ‘Green’ seminar at Oakmont Regional High
• Heating options focus of building committee
• RE/MAX and Pats might give $500,000 for new home
• Stickers now available to write in McKenna for Attorney General
• Value of homes continues to rise, pending sales decrease
• Tea Party offers to host 1st district congressional debate
• Ferry joins GFA mortgage team
• State Rep. candidates to debate
• Contemporary home on large property perfect in Paxton
• United Way’s Day of Caring to be held Sept. 23rd
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• MWCC to holds info sessions on online healthcare training
• GFA to sponsor ‘Green’ seminar at Oakmont Regional High
• Heating options focus of building committee
• RE/MAX and Pats might give $500,000 for new home
• Stickers now available to write in McKenna for Attorney General
• Value of homes continues to rise, pending sales decrease
• Tea Party offers to host 1st district congressional debate
• Ferry joins GFA mortgage team
• State Rep. candidates to debate
• Contemporary home on large property perfect in Paxton
• United Way’s Day of Caring to be held Sept. 23rd
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Historical Society to host family history workshop
• Magic is in the air at Yankee Street Fair
• Westminster Police Log
• Police again issue warning after a series of B&Es
• Richard and Faith Bickford celebrate 60 years
• GFA to sponsor ‘Green’ seminar
• House Fire
• Local volunteers have big goals
• Artists invited to ‘Paint the Town’ deadline approaching
• Lightening up the electrical usage
• Lock the doors
• Locals up for DASH awards
• Ashburnham Police Log
• Evangelidis has proven himself with actions
• Blaze destroys home, leaving three displaced
• ACC invites all to Rally Day
• Reader: ‘Is Foley qualified to be our sheriff?’
• School Events
• Michael N. Wirtanen, 44
• Monty Tech to hold 16th annual golf tournament
• Wendy J. Spacek, 31
• FSC students recognized at honors convocation during the spring
• Betty R. (Bever) Lafleur DeCarolis, 80
• Local receives UMass-Amherst honor scholarship
• George R. Drouin, 83
• Real Estate licensing school to hold September classes
• Breaking News: Police issue warnings after series of B&Es
• Middle school creates a new schedule for new year
• Future of Bacon Street building still under debate
• Administrators try to close loop holes in student rules
• Westminster
• MassGlaxay holding tryouts for 16U team
• Class of 2000’s 10th Reunion
• Ashburnham
• Table Tennis Club meets each week
• Local resident points to Glodis for auditor in upcoming election
• Regionalization at a great price
• Charity golf tournament to be held
• Our chance to introduce ourselves
• A tale of two pities
• Three rounds to Championship
• Library’s role and services expand as budget decreases
• 28 SATURDAY
• Oakmont, Overlook fall sports practice schedule
• Ashburnham Community Church plans Rally Day service
• 26 THURSDAY
• Lining up for the season
• Swinging through the summer
• 24 TUESDAY
• Oakmont Regional High School
• 23 MONDAY
• Overlook Middle School
• 22 SUNDAY
• Westminster Elementary & Meetinghouse schools
• 21 SATURDAY
• Welcome back events
• 20 FRIDAY
• John R. Briggs Elementary School
• Barton Center motorcycle ride
• Get to know your school
• Yankee Street Fair to share money with library
• Get to know your school
• Habitat to get the word out about Westminster project
• Get to know your school
• Artists invited to ‘Paint the Town’
• Selectmen consider outdoor dining for pub
• Get to know your school
• Apartment damage after candle lights curtains on fire
• Citizens Legislative Seminar scheduled
• Habitat to get the word out about Westminster project
• Robidoux earns Bachelor of Science degree
• Friends to meet
• Noseworthy earns place on Dean’s List at Curry
• Water customers still have to follow water ban
• Croteau earns bachelor’s degree from Holy Cross
• Trust to host lessons on the evening sky
• Ruble earns place on Dean’s List at Keene State
• Brewer appointed to special commission for soldiers
• Eshelman earned place on Dean’s List at Messiah
• POLICE LOG
• CALENDAR
• Local organization advocates for senior benefits with federal aid
• Blood Drive to be held Thursday
• Thanks for helping water chestnut pull volunteers
• Free film at Forbush Memorial Library
• Take advantage
• Proposal for above-ground tank on the mountain raises concerns
• This journalist becomes a sitting target
• Meeting Matters
• United Way’s Day of Caring Sept. 23
• Local dance studio’s students have successes in recent exams
• MWCC to host open houses at campuses
• Central Mass Roller Derby Fresh Meat Boot Camp
• Neighbors Helping Neighbors
• MassGlaxay holding tryouts for 16U team
• You decide who’s BEST in North Central
• Notification of Class of 2005 record destruction
• 11 countries, 11 months, 1 mission
• Two locals make Wentworth’s Dean’s List
• Yankee Street Fair live music acts will be award winning
• Oakmont rolls out the welcome mat for freshmen
• On Thursday afternoon,
• Ashburnham
• Bridge might be able to take more weight, according to Mass DOT
• CALENDAR
• Editorial
• Artists invited to ‘Paint the Town’
• Historical Society opens through month
• August events at the Ashburnham Senior Center
• Land Use office seeking new staff, volunteers
• Westminster Center cools off for summer
• WORSHIP COLUMN
• Three endorsed in state rep race by Citizens for Limited Taxation
• Area wide events and deals for seniors this month
• Westminster
• Election Round-up
• Blown Away
• Local doctor holds workshop to focus on stress reductions
• Larry G. Swihart, 59
• Youth Hockey to hold registration nights
• Angela (Larocca) Scaficchia, 80
• A chance to meet classmates
• Rauni A. (Tuukkanen Forss) Cote, 93
• Committee wants public or private use of building
• Westminster’s Town Wide Benefit Day
• Leger earns place on Honors List
• Clark University hosts baseball showcase
• Hamilton graduates in Class of 2010
• Charity golf tournament to be held
• Three locals graduate from UNH
• Soccer camps to be held at Oakmont
• Porpora graduates from Quinnipac
• A job well done by Ashburnham public safety departments
• Four local residents graduate with Class of 2010
• Ashburnham, Westminster selectmen start to evaluate shared services
• Clark University hosts baseball showcase
• VMS staying old school
• Local Monty Tech student wins car at year end “Bulldog Pride” drawing
• Word, publication limit on endorsement letters
• A chance to meet future classmates
• MSBA: Move forward with detailed design of Briggs
• Oakmont rolls out the welcome mat for freshmen
• Collecting for the Fund
• Westminster
• Ashburnham
• CALENDAR
• Charity Night
• Beaudion, Baron to wed
• Crocker Pond pedals towards mountain biking trails
• Resident concerned about the trash at Muddy Pond
• Voters approve covering state shortfall
• Holden residents urges support for O’Brien
• Travelers 3-on-3 topped the courts
• Resident pleased with result but not with the process
• Table Tennis Club meets each week in Leominster
• George H. Roy, 78
• Charity golf tournament be held for Sunshine Kids
• Girl Scout Camp Wakitatina Reunion
• Soccer camps to be held at Oakmont in August
• MWCC to Host Open Houses at three campuses
• Jim Bedard Goaltending Clinic is upcoming
• Town Benefit committee seeks green thumbs
• Facingoff

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