Ayer, MA News

• Ayer, MA News
• Medical examiner: Woman suffered in Shirley slaying
• Applications being accepted for Ayer's reps. to Nashoba Valley School Committee
• Police log
• Memorial Day observed Sunday
• Gulla suicide note: 'Last thing I wanted'
• A Dad Is Born: It's not dead ... yet!
• Groton man promoted at Middlesex Savings
• Nashoba chamber welcomes former Wachusett members
• Nashoba Nursing Service holds remembrance night
• Group offers training in beetle monitoring to battle invasive weed
• Briefs from across the region
• Two Nashoba Tech students headed to national contest
• Regional Calendar
• Fruitlands artist's world is mysterious, accessible
• Meeting hall becomes more user-friendly
• Pepperell Business Association thanks efforts behind RCR film screening
• 'First Look at the Big Book' party
• Community support needed to fund
• New BRAC concerns DEC
• Petropoulos tops Hargraves
• Merry Trippers plan Boothbay Harbor trip
• Auxiliary officers appointed
• Mock trial builds debating skills, confidence
• Fay elected chairman in 3-2 vote
• This and that from meeting of selectmen
• Selectmen get energy update
• 'Faces of Townsend' to open June 9
• Family gets not-so-warm welcome
• Harvard Public Library
• Beware: Bear sightings rise
• The Posting Board
• Apartment complex sold at auction, depleting town's affordable housing
• Memorial Day Pancake Breakfast
• Bent is interim schools chief
• Caution byword at Hollis Street-119 intersection
• Townsend selectmen OK energy plan
• June's Vet's Breakfast topic: unemployment
• Paint the town purple this Saturday!
• Hundreds visit
• Celebration open house
• Garlic mustard - one invasive that cooks
• Regional Calendar
• Harvard resident wins Rotary's Ducky Wucky prize
• Garlic mustard - one invasive that cooks
• Regional Calendar
• Puttin' on the purple on Ayer Main Street
• Gulla will stand trial
• Education
• Alarm over evidence of dam tampering
• Tragedy averted at Dunstable pond
• Bill to make Devens a town dies
• Jailed Townsend man sees alcohol charge dismissed
• ASMS names Students of the Term
• Lack of support kills bill to make Devens a town
• Garden Club plant sale is Saturday!
• Townsend Police Log
• Selectmen candidates to appear on 'Around Town'
• Solar info session
• Are wetlands laws too strict?
• COA
• What didn't happen at Town Meeting
• Select board
• Forum focuses on single contested race
• Concussion policy for Bromfield athletes approved
• DPW to give overview of project
• Honoring Janis and her devotion to education
• Gulla will stand trial
• Devens hazardous waste center
• Conservation Commission has open seat
• Harvard police news in brief
• Bus costs up $20,000, chance of late bus slim
• Prosecutor: Groton slaying
• '334 Bunnies' a Massachusetts original
• Bill to make Devens a town dies
• Krauchune loses twice in Shirley town election
• Ayer Town Meeting bucks selectmen size, pay, power
• Pepperell selectmen mull defeat of school rezoning
• Selectmen get energy update
• Are wetlands laws too strict?
• Puttin' on the purple
• Devens hazardous waste center sees participation from Townsend
• EMT-B and driver training classes offered by Harvard Ambulance
• Ayer invited to solar information session
• Yard sale to benefit Destination Imagination
• New firefighters learn the ropes
• Give Back motorcycle ride grows in third year
• Fay elected chairman in split vote
• Jailed Townsend man sees alcohol charge dismissed
• Correction
• Select board discusses office positions
• Groton-Dunstable names 5 finalists for interim school chief
• Pepperell Police Log
• Porch sale Saturday at Hildreth House
• Fay elected chairman in split vote
• Pepperell police log
• Spend Armed Forces Day
• Bill a boost for Nashua River
• Bill a boost for Nashua River
• Spend Armed Forces Day at Fort Devens Museum
• Chamber to host
• Briefs from across the region
• Regional Calendar
• Jeff Jam to
• Chamber to host
• Briefs from across the region
• Jeff Jam to
• Regional
• Varnum Brook wins science education grant
• Ramifications of new BRAC closures a concern for DEC
• Elderly driving class May 18
• Two NM DI teams going to globals
• Expert challenging Pepperell flag claim
• Social media a key tool in storm readiness
• Garden Club offers expertise in raffle
• Sterilite upgrades gift building
• Pinewood Derby winners
• Berry: Budget process more organized now
• Gold, silver
• Group plans trip to Ironton Museum
• Harding Mudge Bush to visit Bromfield
• New NM supt. has big plans; starts Aug. 1
• Green grants to Shirley and
• Nominations sought for William E. May Award
• Andrews House, the unsolved mystery
• OPINION
• Community support needed to fund
• Child care provided for Town Meeting
• School zoning change defeated
• Pond Street construction to cause traffic woes
• High-school-only plan now in state's corner
• Pre-ATM second thoughts on slashing BOS stipends
• Candidates night focuses on single contested race: selectman
• Ayer history captured in new book
• Friends of Library book, toy, plant sale seeks donations
• Horn packaging facing fines
• It's time to assess progress in Groton schools
• Groton endorses updated Master Plan
• 'Let Them Play,' but where?
• Cable, energy committee openings
• FinCom to detail budget process at ATM
• Override OK'd for NMRSD budget
• Friends of Library book, toy, plant sale seeks donations
• Changes coming to recycling and trash pick-up
• Fruitlands curator to share her
• Bye, Bye Birdie starts Thursday!
• Groton Candidates Night set for May 9
• Nashoba Tech raises $2,000 for Groton-Dunstable Chamber Choir
• Stoddart named Planet Protector
• Briefs from across the region
• Ducky Wucky Race Saturday: Got your tickets?
• Regional Calendar
• Gardening Club begins with ideas to extend season
• Stoddart named Planet Protector
• Students inducted into Cum Laude Day Society
• The Great
• A Dad is Born
• Ducky Wucky Race Saturday: Got your tickets?
• Troops rallied
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• Regional Briefs
• Leadership handoff at North Middlesex Savings Bank
• Concerns raised about CPA funds use
• Auto-parts business growing; owners want to take town with it
• Most articles OK'd in all-day ATM
• Town Meeting OKs proposed site for new fire station
• Municipal workers get training in chainsaw use
• Joint Boards hires Devens planner
• Pool and Golf Center brings controversy
• Pepperell student awarded grant for garden project
• JBOS seeks shared planner
• 'Backyard Gardens: To grow and what to grow, that is the question'
• Digital photography course offered
• Committee explores ways to bolster
• Leadership handoff at North Middlesex Savings Bank
• Hayes new head of Republicans group
• Fire Engineers reappointed
• Harvard Garden Club to hold its plant sale
• It's Wallace by 43
• Hazel Grove Park draft inventory
• School district override passes
• Mill Street Bridge open
• Town Meeting set for Monday
• BOS denies 2 raises
• Proposed site for new fire station gets nod
• Pool and Golf Center brings controversy
• Flanagan Pond weed fix in question - again
• Deveau says CAO's role calls for unique evaluation form
• Harvard Garden Club
• 'Backyard Gardens: To grow and what
• JBOS to hire Devens planner
• Raffle benefits Ayer's 4th of July Celebration....and one lucky Mom
• Blair blasts powers that be for skirting unfunded liability
• Shirley appointee to challenge incumbent
• Shirley man new head of Republicans group
• Correction
• Minckler takes NMRSC seat in write-in showdown
• Sterilite makes upgrades to building
• PACH Outreach, Pepperell Postal Carriers "Stamp Out Hunger"
• Watershed study to precede new GELD filing
• Indian Hill casting for 'Seussical Jr.'
• Italian cuisine comes to downtown Ayer
• Ducky Wucky tickets on sale at Apple
• Regional Calendar
• Police officials on road for 'Move Over Law'
• Indian Hill casting for 'Seussical Jr.'
• Ducky Wucky tickets on sale at Apple Blossom Festival
• Final
• Italian cuisine comes to downtown Ayer
• Groton pupil
• Nashoba Tech
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Police officials on road for 'Move Over Law'
• Expert to discuss survey of local birds
• Providing a spark for G-D's STEM students
• Fire Departments say:
• Petropoulos running for BOS seat
• Combining fine art with flowers
• Carlin's liquor license remains intact
• Selectmen add voices to protest
• BOS backs most TM articles
• Virtual telescope program offered
• Direct to your cellphone --
• Two NM DI teams going to globals
• Almost all nonunion employees now on grid
• Sprague, Wallace seek seat on town's top board
• Panel recommends Farmers Row site for Center Fire Station
• Bikes and bargains abound
• Budding scientists display work at Ayer-Shirley Middle School
• Amid budget talk with FinCom, BOS votes down two raises
• Harvard Public Library
• Voters to debate N. Middlesex funding bid
• BOS, FinCom budget talk Wednesday
• Height variance brings neighbors to Zoning Board
• Ayer FinCom prepares for business after Town Meeting
• Celebration borrow list needs your help
• Minckler takes NMRSC seat in write-in showdown
• Auction a chance to get to know one another
• Watershed impact study to preced new GELD complex filing
• Pepperell drop-off for National Drug Take Back April 28
• JBOS Chair, Vice Chair differ on Devens dilemma
• Klever Klippers to cut hair for Locks of Love
• Trip to Ireland presentation set
• Auction a chance to get to know one another
• Elements lining up for possible land purchase
• Preserving Groton heritage
• Friends seeking award nominations
• Capital planning back to drawing board
• Farmer ends tenure on public works board
• What's coming up at Harvard Library
• Shaker Hills Golf Club brings $3.4M at auction
• It'll be all gowns, and all for good
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Tsongas offers an intro to government at Parker School
• Lawrence Academy Academic Honor Roll
• Bailey's Grille finds second home at Townsend Ridge
• Local chef brings cooking skills to Nashoba Valley Tech
• New column: The day a dad was born
• Eisengrein, Barbadoro receive Democracy In Action Award
• Regional Calendar
• Nashoba Tech hands out
• Spring Fishing Derby
• Regional Briefs
• Groton Road Race 5K
• Scholarship applications now available
• Tsongas offers an intro to government at Parker School
• It took five years and great suffering before
• Bikes needed NOW for bike and townwide yard sale April 28
• It's tick-hatching time
• Building proposal heads to district-wide vote
• 'Dangerously High,' a one-woman show
• Two seats, three candidates
• Auction to benefit Olympic - bound chorus
• 13 Choice slots approved for the next year
• Mill Street Bridge nearing completion
• Three compete for two seats on top board
• Energy group maps plan for efficient streetlights
• Groton celebrates Earth Day
• Go birding at Pepperell Senior Center
• Cronin leaves School Committee race
• Blue Crew raises funds, autism awareness
• Photographer shares chronicle of orphan relief effort abroad
• Check it out at
• News from the town clerk
• Selectmen wrap warrant discussion
• Electronic recycling event April 21, downtown Ayer
• Preserving Groton heritage
• Ayer man arraigned on assault, robbery
• House, Senate OK rules on budget debate
• 3 BOS candidates meet in forum
• Dumont on Golnik leadership team
• Selectmen deny happy hour use of Ayer Town Hall
• Thorpe arrested in Family Pharmacy robbery
• Spring into the Library for Art in Bloom Thursday
• Towns face debt vote for N. Middlesex study
• Warrant closes tomorrow
• Absent final wage figures, $16.8m budget recommended
• Selectmen candidates
• Congressional art competition
• Birth
• Regional Calendar
• Congressional art competition
• Community Notebook
• Brynn Molly Kennedy Kilgore
• Regional Calendar
• Groton Road Race training week 7
• THS joins history with the present
• Twice the fun on Earth Day in Townsend
• Highlights at the high school
• Women's Club to present talent show
• Something to 'hoop' about
• Water Department to start flushing mains
• Hawthorne Brook Middle School
• Hilton hotel halves trash output with composting
• Brighter Days fundraiser set for April 21
• Giving hearts raise needed cash for Loaves & Fishes
• Museum highlights local connection to Girl Scouts
• Summer recreation program announces expanded hours
• Drive to benefit Project Graduation
• Hotel halves trash output with composting
• Giving hearts raise needed cash for Loaves & Fishes
• Hilton halves trash output
• Green up town, help in annual cleanup
• Museum passes at Townsend Library
• Reg'l dispatch gets draft
• New thoughts for Prescott
• Book sale May 11-13 at Old Library
• Friends of the Trees to host Arbor Day
• Sisters offer unique looks for locks
• Ayer mandatory water ban takes effect May 1
• Townsend Town Meeting articles include equipment for police, fire
• Minckler hopes to help decipher school issues
• Harvard pulls plug on school unionization talks with Boxborough
• Supt. Connelly earns an "A" from Harvard School Committee
• Endowment Fund, Friends work hand-in-hand for Library
• Breakfast features veteran tribute videos
• New England Animals is theme of this year's Earth Day
• Child relief doc. showing at Lawrence Library
• Tsongas encourages Fifth District students to participate in Congressional art competition
• Mill Street Bridge nearing completion
• Groton Public Library
• Bikes needed NOW for bike
• FinCom reviews Special Town Meeting warrant
• Easter at United Church of Shirley
• Updated laws aiding in stopping illegal off-roading
• Girl Scout cookie sale today!
• Registration open for swimming,
• Events for the week of April 8 - April 14, 2012 the at the Townsend Public Library
• The Natural Market: Pathfinder celebrates 33 years
• Devens trooper saves driver, passenger from burning car
• LeBlanc sworn in as Devens chief
• Megan's Law Helpline provides support, answers questions
• The Natural Market: Pathfinder celebrates 33 years
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Groton road race training schedule, Week 6
• Spring town-wide yard sale April 14
• Zawacki tapped for vacant FinCom seat
• Finance Committee suggests halving selectmen stipend
• Anti-littering campaign more than beautification
• Maxant wants vote on Devens
• Church signs irk neighbors as Elm St. saga continues
• Ayer Fire log
• Maxant wants vote on Devens
• Ayer man wins Bridge tournament
• Lend your neighbors a helping hand
• Papademos adopts
• New cable contract includes content-sharing with Ayer
• Harvard Police Briefs
• Creating
• New heart,
• Volunteers sought for Senior Center cleanup
• Photography show this month
• Ashley bashes selectmen's leadership on building reuse
• Police, fire log
• Highlights at the high school
• Fund to honor patron of arts in Townsend
• Personnel Board has two vacancies
• Is a two-town school district a good idea?
• Urgent notice
• Fire Station committee unveils suggested floor plan
• District Court: Shirley man's arrest stands
• Groton woman charged with fourth OUI
• Townsend selectmen take part in 'challenges' of wage-matrix hearings
• Four finalists announced for N. Middlesex superintendent
• Church signs irk neighbors, Elm St. saga continues
• Future use of old library hinges
• BOS, FinCom seeking common ground for balanced budget
• Fire on Slough Road in Harvard
• Make a donation of time or money to Camp Sunshine
• Wage appeals night tonight at Town Hall
• With ConsCom denial, what's next for GELD project?
• Farm Day April 14
• Planners find favor with draft open space plan
• Personnel Board has two vacancies
• Harvard Police Briefs
• Earth Day event planned
• Basketball tourney renamed in honor of fallen soldier
• Planners updated
• Middlesex Conservation District
• Bass fishing on the Nashua River
• Honeysuckle can suck the life out of natural areas
• Regional Calendar
• DEC sings the praises of Devens
• Recycling event coming up
• Nashoba Tech to help GDRHS
• Walk for fun and
• Bass fishing on the Nashua River
• Easter services
• Middlesex Conservation District to hold
• Honeysuckle can suck the life out of natural areas
• Ovenbirds and forest conservation: A free NRWA presentation
• NRWA auction is tonight!
• Regional
• Groton Road Race 5K training program Week 5
• Friends of NVMC accepting applications
• Taste of Nashoba brings food and palate to glorious joining
• Public Works, FinCom discuss proposed budget
• Golden Age Club to dissolve after 40 years of service
• Senior Center offers facts on Alzheimer's
• Ayer Shirley Middle School Honor Roll
• Cross words between BOS, Water Dept.
• Student art chosen for exhibit
• 'Shirley supports MassDevelopment 100 percent'
• Berry performance review still under discussion by BOS
• Ayer says no but confused process angers voters
• Town clerk earns new certification
• Meteorologist Barry Burbank to visit
• Court date delayed in 9th OUI
• Parker School student takes a leap with graduation project
• BOS review of Berry performance still
• VFW to host Relay for Life concert
• BOS review of Berry performance still under discussion
• FinCom whittles budget to eliminate fiscal 13 deficit
• Honeysuckle can suck the life out
• Townsend Public Library
• Wind-fed Prospect Hill fire brought under control
• Townsend receives two grants from health care fund
• Diverse views on future of Peter Fitz site
• Staffing shortage plaguing treasurer's office
• Correction
• Vicksburg Square a 'great opportunity'
• The Great Outdoors
• Theater III
• Regional Calendar
• Salamander alert:
• Words from the wise
• NRWA Auction 2012 -- Tickets are selling fast!
• Vicksburg
• Fishermen angling for trout and bass
• Groton Road Race 5K training program: Week 4
• Theater III to present 'Musical Chairs'
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• NRWA Auction 2012 -- Tickets are selling fast!
• Salamander alert: They're on the move
• Words from
• St. Baldrick's: 10 years and growing
• Water, sewer board seat goes unnoticed
• Expert to give antique appraisals
• BOH in Catch-22 with landlord, tenant
• Board of Fire Engineers vacancy announced
• A Cleaner Ayer and Shirley
• ConsCom split on GELD site question
• Health care proxy talk next Friday
• College admissions seminar offered
• Zacharakis: Schools posing 'pie-in-the-sky' budget with $1.9 million hike for Pepperell
• Group to discuss quality of life in Groton
• FinCom chair favors debt exclusions
• Groton Police Log
• Warren casts lone vote for Vicksburg Sq.
• Resident recalls church's promise
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Learn how to add to your home's curb appeal with streetside gardening
• Keeping the heart in home care
• Springtime toddler fun
• Devens memorial was testament to Job Corps students' dedication
• Power play: Citizens Energy plans solar farm at Devens
• Learn about new regulations for hazardous materials
• Cultural facilities fund supports Fruitlands'
• NRWA auction set for March 31
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Groton Road Race 5K training program: Week 3
• Tiny's, Billiards Cafe host Warren campaign stop
• Walkathon to raise limb loss awareness
• Hazardous waste center underused in Townsend
• Art show opens at Meeting Hall
• Stuck in the past? Not this library
• Bad news, good news as work begins
• Rising veterans benefits costs hitting hard
• Bottom lines rise despite projected budget deficit
• Auxiliary announces essay contest winners
• 11th annual African Rhythms
• Buffalo, yaks, camels
• Bingo arrives at the Shirley Senior Center
• Auxiliary announces poster
• Correction
• Bare Hill Rowing to hold
• School district seeks $595G more in FY13
• Final draft of wage changes anticipated
• Another Ayer selectman storms away from meeting
• 26k in veteran's benefits approved
• Regional Calendar
• Rabies immunization clinic schedule
• Yoga does the heart good
• Academic honors
• Reissfelder-Donell are wed
• Neal and
• Trout stocking about to begin
• March marks National Development Disabilities Awareness Month
• Nashoba SPED PAC
• Regional Briefs
• Groton Road Race 5K training program
• Regional Calendar
• Fruitlands: Trees take center stage
• Positions open for Harvard town election
• More green space a last minute request to gym by planner
• Hillman secures ballot spot in selectmen race
• COA program provides rides to seniors
• Groton Senior Center collaborates with
• Eat yourself healthy
• Man facing ninth drunken-driving charge
• 'Fowl Behavior': Turning empathy into action
• Municipal barn animal inspector sought
• Food drive for PACH
• Girl Scouting in Shirley exhibit opens March 11
• Feds mandate costly upgrades of public-safety equipment
• Science seminar offered at school
• Celebration fundraisers planned
• Ayer man charged with attempted murder
• N. Middlesex to pare 2013 schools budget
• Charting Harvard's Future: Part 3
• Rabies immunization clinic schedule
• Relay for Life benefit concert March 31
• Town clerk recommends stipend increase for registrars
• 11th annual African Rhythms
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Groton Road Race 5K training program: Week 1
• Taste of Nashoba set for March 20
• New equestrian vaulting session starts Sunday March 4
• Two vacancies on Nashoba Tech committee
• NM student faces theft, assault charges
• LAST CHANCE: Invitation to serve on School Building Committee
• Upcoming Townsend Recreation activities
• DREZ folks buck reps
• McGrath: Middle
• Food drive set for March 10
• Book club meeting announced
• 2012 Science Fair winners
• 4-town
• Highlights at the high school
• Dry winter spells fire danger
• School budget to be reviewed in hearing
• Husband arrested while bailing out wife
• Pilot
• Towns face big school budget hit in new fiscal year
• 4-town
• Groton Local's March seminar
• 'These guys are not smart, but they never, ever forget'
• BOS appoints new conservation agent
• 'Charlotte's Web' to host EB White's niece at performance
• The Posting Board
• Consignment shop re-opens
• COA director pushes for larger budget
• 'Elephant in the room:' NMRSD budget
• Orchestra of Indian Hill brings music to the masses
• Regional Calendar
• Horse owners offer 'Intro to versatility'
• Townsend business owner kicks karaoke contest into high gear
• Regional Calendar
• Groton Road Race 5K Training Program
• Voters will be asked to consider charter review
• North Middlesex Regional School District to hold budget hearing
• Invitation to serve on School
• Shirley selectmen's briefs
• Selectmen OK new
• Pages for Peace Project makes
• No bookings necessary at library's open mike night
• Book about Shirley on sale at museum
• FinCom has first
• Aug. 29: D-Day for Harvard students
• Doggie day-care special permit denied
• Cable Comm. to hold hearing, conduct survey
• What a cookoff
• The Posting Board
• Selectmen ratify contract with
• The Posting Board
• Did you know?
• Harvard police log
• Use of former school debated
• Ayer police log
• Mom of the Month
• Pros, cons heard
• Pepperell Girl Scouts think about the world
• Bouchard earns CMMC designation
• Loaves & Fishes fundraising event
• Creative writing diverts author from path of violence
• Regional Briefs
• Taste of Nashoba Valley
• Regional Calendar
• Public transit group hears rail updates
• Creative writing
• Ever wonder who Freemasons are? Ayer Freemasons welcome public to open house
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Nashoba Tech team preps for robotics challenge
• Taste of Nashoba Valley is back
• Trinity talks business at Devens roundtable
• Estimate is $75M for high school building proposal
• St. Baldrick's asks participants to go bald -- for a cause
• North Middlesex Regional
• Parents say late bus is needed
• NMRSD to create search, building committees
• Ayer police log
• Police, Fire Logs
• Transitions has new director; is in need of clothing, toys
• 11 seats available on town boards
• Did you know?
• Shirley Center Farmers Market launches
• Help may be sought to chart Devens' course
• Ashby kindergarten registration
• The Posting Board
• Groton seniors, please fill out emergency preparedness form
• ICE-breaker warms up local DI teams
• Firefighters put fundraising where their hearts are
• The Bromfield School
• Groton Knights of Columbus announce free-throw champions
• Haiti Mission
• Grief support offered
• Voter registration deadline nears
• Cultural Council awards $3,820 in grants
• Gus on Groton
• School district launches a
• Harrington brings good news to senior lunch
• Geo whiz wins middle-school bee
• Making noise over dog day-care permit
• Selectmen to review
• Situation normal
• Town election schedule set
• Third-grader excels in martial arts
• Town gets legal OK to expand scope of Grace Winslow Trust
• Town clerk news
• Officials, merchants discuss town's business climate
• Correction
• Library Trustees reach out to preserve town archives
• Faulty board paperwork clears way for Clark's annual permit
• Coming up at Groton Woman's Club
• Ayer's Curtin takes similar job in West Groton
• New Mill Street bridge on track for May opening
• Harvard police briefs
• GDRMS presents 'Annie Jr.'
• Ayer Fire Log
• The Posting Board
• Presidential Primary voting news
• Bromfield Drama Society to present 'Love in the Twilight Zone'
• Harvard police log
• GELD runs afoul of ConsCom with new Station Ave. plans
• The Great Outdoors
• Their majesty solves winter's dreariness
• Regional
• This weekend!
• Three Rivers to stage 'Narnia', sign ups Feb. 3, 4
• Nashoba Tech Honor Roll: first term
• The Great Outdoors
• Nashoba Valley Tech gets positive review from commission
• Archdiocese unveils plan for sharing of parish resources
• Lavender: A woman for all seasons
• Harvard actor fetured in theater group's staging of 'Hairspray'
• Their majesty
• Briefs across-the-region
• Regional Calendar
• This weekend
• Pepperell Dems to caucus
• Girl Scout drive-through cookie booth sale on Super Bowl Sunday
• Residents offer to help revamp town CAO review procedures
• Pepperell committee puts
• Ex-Shirley administrator pleads guilty in illicit videos
• Murder suspect competency
• Caucus for Shirley Democrats announced
• Friends of Pepperell seeking volunteers
• Mass. plans
• Mass. plans its best defense
• Pepperell girl scores in qualifier meet
• Swanton: Half-mil school budget increase
• State ed chief lauds 'passion'
• Sjoberg calls for greater sensitivity to non-Christian faiths
• Trinity Financial to host additional tours of Appleton Mills
• Rite Aid reaching out to community
• On running for the Home-Rule Charter Commission
• High school OK'd to begin school-building process
• Lavender: A woman for all seasons
• Briefs across-the-region
• Regional Calendar
• Donations sought for NRWA Auction
• For your health
• Briefs across-the-region
• Regional Calendar
• Ayer election schedule
• Dog licenses due before April 3
• Fiscal 2012 tax bill payment dates
• Shaker Hills Golf Club faces threat of foreclosure
• Ayer police log
• Deadline for property abatements
• Shaker Hills Golf Club faces threat of foreclosure
• Permit request for dog day care to be decided Feb. 13
• Behind the Devens township petition
• Behind the Devens township petition
• GDRHS chorus
• Jones: No commercial use for Vicksburg Sq.
• Winter offerings from Pepperell Recreation
• Census forms mailed, due in 10 days
• Fiscal 2013 budget prep under way
• Valentine family dance party at Center Town Hall
• Sacred Heart Church subject of presentation
• BOH delays OK
• No quorum: FinCom to try again next week
• Fire Log
• Clubs: Dedicated to serving the town
• Absentee ballots now available
• Dear Hildreth School parents,
• Marines complete the long road home
• Marines complete the long road home
• Townsend Public Library
• Marines complete the long road home
• Regional Health Briefs
• Operation Patriot Pride brings out dozens of volunteers
• Regional
• Demolition complete on Devens Chapel
• Sergeants Major Assoc. forms to help those who follow
• Senate backs tougher oversight for collaboratives
• Regional Health Briefs
• On the road to Iraq
• Operation Patriot Pride brings out dozens of volunteers
• Governor's Project 351 joins students in service
• Regional
• Fort Devens Sergeants Major Assoc. forms to help those who come after
• Why Catholic? is coming to Ayer and Shirley
• Noted photojournalist Teun Voeten to give lecture at Fruitlands
• Preschool registration announced
• Gardener's Exchange kicks off
• Roberts takes over as chair of Council on Aging
• Two firefighters complete training
• Florence Roche Players
• When are tax bills mailed
• Shriver Job Corps students give
• Horse rescued
• Leominster man pleads not guilty in assault
• Farm-laws review focuses on possible conflicting statutes
• Luca finds little support for DPW work-day concerns
• 4th of July Committee
• Ashby, Townsend schools should be
• Youngsters learn about dairy
• Girl Scout cookies go on sale
• Planning Board tables Anytime Fitness proposal
• Locals square off over Devens housing plan
• Noted photojournalist Teun Voeten to give lecture at Fruitlands
• The Great Outdoors
• No snow? No problem! Fruitlands Museum
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Fire sprinkler douses fire in Lunenburg condominiums
• Time
• No snow? No problem! Fruitlands Museum has outdoor winter fun, flakes or not!
• Operation Patriot Pride
• Regional Briefs
• Fire sprinkler douses fire in condo
• Townsend student helps launch
• Leasing of sports fields hinges on MassDevelopment
• Public Library Events
• Shirley man held on $2,500 cash bail
• Ayer police log
• NM likely to save $100,000 in deal with Unitil
• Free yoga class offered
• Correction
• The Posting Board
• N. Middlesex officials review budget outlooks
• Ayer selectman changes mind, now for Vicksburg Sq.
• Donoghue, Harrington to speak
• 'Tooth Fairy' to visit town Senior Center
• Monthly senior lunch announced
• Haddad proposes hike
• Band to play at library
• The Posting Board
• Vicksburg Sq. Super Town Meetings delayed
• Democratic caucus announced
• NMRHS Honor Roll, Q2, M-Z
• No snow? No problem! Fruitlands Museum has outdoor winter fun, flakes or not!
• Operation Patriot Pride
• NMRSC hires supt. search firm
• NMRSC hires supt. search firm
• Harvard firefighters graduate state training program
• Partners in Health official to speak at Ayer church
• Regional Calendar
• Learn animal tracking at Nashua River Watershed Association workshop
• All Fisheries and Wildlife licenses must now be accessed on Internet
• Partners in Health official to speak at Ayer church
• Pan-Mass Challenge signup starts Jan. 17
• Regional Calendar
• Make working smoke alarms your New Year's resolution
• Learn animal tracking
• Gymnastics school helps L&F
• Nashoba Tech students take a 'life-changing' trip
• Orchestera, museum form partnership
• SBA issuing early school building payments
• All Fisheries and Wildlife licenses must now be accessed on Internet
• Townsend Rec's shopping trip to NYC was a rousing success
• Lawrence Academy
• Workers' Credit Union hailed by SBA
• Group plans trip
• Astrologer to visit Coffee Crew
• Fourth of July group's
• Ayer vet, Devens chief help protect pets from house-fire injury
• Ice rink almost ready
• The Posting Board
• Selectmen set burn-permit fee
• Chronic drunk driver held without bail
• Celebrate Little Women's
• Vacancy on Recreation Commission
• Mail your request for a
• It's easy being green
• Ayer Fire Log
• Galvin seeks oversight of casino vote spending
• MassDevelopment: No room
• No room at the fort
• The Great Outodoors
• Time to remember
• Parker School to open open house
• Toy story, too!
• Friends of Willard Brook announce
• NMS 1st Quarter Honor Roll
• H&V, Lawrence Academy plans
• Mom of the month
• It takes a village for Groton artist
• Property owner gets extension
• MacEachern always wanted a clock in the Great Hall
• Lip sync contest raises $4,600 for schools
• Police chief: Need two more officers
• Field of Dreams expects to come in under budget
• Pizza parlor serves
• Selectmen's meeting briefs
• Friends of Seniors seeks new members
• Plans aired to rehab Norton House
• Committees, boards seek volunteers
• Naked dancing in 18th-century Pepperell?
• FinCom seeks leadership stance
• ShirleyArts! raises funds, spirits at Christmas concert
• Middle-school chorus concert
• Harvard Police Briefs
• Collins, citing family conflict, resigns from historical, water commissions
• Nominations sought for
• Ayer police log
• Police, Fire Logs
• Groton Public Library
• Support forming for Connelly to holdover as supt.
• Police chief: Need two more officers
• Superintendent updates DEAC on schools' progress
• Barberry: the prickly pirates of the landscape
• It must be a nutty house!
• Scholarships awarded
• Barberry: the prickly pirates of the landscape
• 'Awakening the Dreamer' begins the year for Bolton Local
• It must be a nutty house!
• It's Girl Scout cookie time
• Superintendent, assistant principal honored
• Regional Calendar
• Highway, Police departments face personnel, budget issues
• Ayer selectmen flirt with Vicksburg veto
• Police get new fingerprint technology
• Library to host exhibit
• Shirley police log
• Five will sit on committee
• The Bromfield School Honor Roll
• Many hands made for light work in the Grange workshop
• Fire Department log
• Players for Wii bowling leagues sought
• SPECTRUM Winter 2012
• Third party to probe Volpe case; Haddad files restraining order
• The Posting Board
• Ayer police log
• Shirley police briefs
• The Posting Board
• Ayer's Fletcher Building readies for a face-lift
• Lunch prices going up at HES
• Panel to hire consultant for supt. search
• Common budget course for towns
• The Posting Board
• Hilton Garden Inn opens 'more intimate' venue
• Come out and bird watch this Sunday
• Regional Calendar
• North Middlesex Patriots compete in national cheering championships
• Beacon Hill Roll Call
• Come out Sunday for birdwatching
• Operation Cookie Drop sends caring to troops far from home
• Hilton Garden Inn opens new 'more intimate' venue
• Final week of quilt raffle
• Regional
• Do you have what it takes to be
• Townsend man among group protesting Unitil rate hike, service
• Steward to invest $4.5m in physical plant in 6 months
• New Economic Advisory Committee mulls goals
• Creating readers
• Happy holidays,
• NMRHS may change class times
• Trinity rebuts
• Steward to invest $4.5M in physical plant in 6 months
• Ayer police log
• School-wear on sale for the holidays
• Selectmen's meeting briefs
• Nativity pageant planned for First Baptist Church
• Harvard police log
• Eagle Scout launches Groton trails into digital age
• 'Away from the manger...'
• Planning Board conducts final Design Guidelines review; public hearing Feb. 13 on proposed zoning changes
• Elves noted in Shirley!
• Sum revealed
• The Posting Board
• Harvard mulls new high-tech
• No texting while driving campaign targets students
• Academic honors
• The Annual Audubon 112th Christmas Bird Count Dec. 18
• Awakening the Dreamer comes to Bolton
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Academic honors
• The annual Audubon 112th Christmas Bird Count Dec. 18
• Awakening the Dreamer
• On the road to Iraq
• Holiday fair showcase for local crafters
• Planners view Main Street options
• Restraining order issues against Ayer planner
• Pizza and a movie set at Senior Center
• Youngsters get the bear facts
• Health board shows holiday
• Complaint lodged with AG against patrolman
• ShirleyArts! plans holiday show
• Historic church
• Board renews business licenses
• Storyteller Odds Bodkin pays visit
• Former town
• Correction
• Residents can find help at PACH
• Historical Society receives $79G grant
• Forum follows sitdown with Nat'l Grid
• Council On Aging News
• Ayer Fire Log
• Professor to give talk at school
• Fields Comm.RFP
• Festival of Trees brings out adults and the children
• Harvard Public Library
• Spend some time this holiday season with the Pepperell Siding Model Railroad Club.
• 'In a Manger' exhibition set for Dec. 10
• Regional Briefs
• The Great Outdoors
• Musical event to aid L&F
• Dreams do come true: Now off to Disney World!
• Loaves & Fishes holiday drop-off hours
• St. Andrew's 'In a Manger' exhibition set for Dec. 10
• On the road to Iraq
• Regional Briefs
• Woman's Club quilt to benefit museum
• Panthers' line paves the way in win over Littleton
• Regional Calendar
• North Middlesex Savings Bank
• NM 'shaken' after teacher's death
• Seniors celebrate Thanksgiving a little early
• Senior Center holds veterans breakfast
• Scouts collect and sort donated food
• Playground ribbon-cutting ceremony draws playful crowd
• Library's Festival of Trees sprouts again
• Workman completes basic training
• Two Townsend residents among
• Report due on possible supt. models
• Shirley Police Log
• Townsend Public Library
• Church to host holiday fair,
• Police, Fire Logs
• Pizzeria owners
• Police,, Fire Logs
• College Board honors AP performance at Bromfield
• The Posting Board
• Westford Emblem Club
• Young thespians to perform
• Ribbon-cutting unveils Maj. David S. Connolly Armed Forces Reserve Center
• Fall food drive for Loaves & Fishes
• Regional Calendar
• Loaves & Fishes seeks toy donations
• Westford Emblem Club
• Young thespians to perform
• Ribbon-cutting unveils Maj. David S. Connolly Armed Forces Reserve Center
• Fall food drive for Loaves & Fishes
• Regional Calendar
• Loaves & Fishes seeks toy donations
• Young boy, 7, eats first Thanksgiving dinner
• Police, Fire Logs
• BRIEF: Yoga classes offered
• GUS ON GROTON
• Affordable housing units
• From Farmland to Footwear: Waste not, want not
• Sharing tales
• Wheeler Road bridge reopens for traffic
• Availability of
• Middle School to stage 'Cinderella'
• MassDev. board hears 'thanks' and other bits
• Police use Reverse 911 in missing child incident
• Crafters sell their wares at holiday fair
• The Posting Board
• Consultant to be hired for fire-station project
• Police make new arrest in break-ins
• Clarification
• Football team
• Fall food drive for Loaves & Fishes
• Loaves & Fishes seeks toy donations
• MassDevelopment Q&A yields few A's
• Federal official talks conservation
• Regional Calendar
• Nashoba Valley Tech night courses can keep the
• Local food pantries hunger to keep shelves full
• Community Service Awards presented by NV Chamber
• This year's turkey season is over; very few birds bagged
• Hazardous Products Collection Center to shutter for the season
• Invasives Part 3
• November is Family Caregiver Month
• U.S. Fish and Wildlife director talks conservation
• Boy to the world!
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Parker School students to stage classic drama 'Twelve Angry Men' Nov. 17-19
• Vander Linden, Coffee wed at First Parish Church
• Selectmen announce vacancies
• MassDevel. Q&A yields few A's
• NMRHS closer to losing accreditation
• Police, Fire Logs
• Students, faculty remember those who served
• Conservation land trail cleanup
• BOH apprised of dwindling Landfill Grant account
• Downed tree cuts off power, access to home
• Selectman try again to find location for new fire station
• Treasurer-collector attains
• Bait car catches thief in the act
• St. Anthony to hold holiday craft fair
• One more 'hoop'
• Fire, Life Safety
• Program on cloning
• 7th Annual Thanksgiving Day 5K Road-Race
• Attorney: Keady not read rights
• Trinity runs the gauntlet in Harvard
• Locals can Zumba at Nashoba Tech
• Indian Hill Music stays true to its vision
• Jazz at Indian Hill features Pamela Hines Trio
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Loaves & Fishes seeks toy donations
• Locals can Zumba at Nashoba Tech
• The 804th heads to Iraq
• Indian Hill Music in Littleton stays true to its vision
• Three shows in one at Bull Run
• Jazz at Indian Hill features the Pamela Hines Trio
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Loaves & Fishes seeks toy donations
• Military moms may form 'sign' group
• Board backs policy for green designation
• Police, Fire Logs
• Historical Society meets Sunday
• Pepperell boy, 8, has a knack
• Shirley awarded $20,000 'Let's Play' grant
• Squanicook Colonial
• Store owner: Looking back is a
• Board set to vote on changes to Boynton Meadow
• Pvt. Jason Lopez completes basic training
• Hawthorne kids get technical
• Energy advisory panel updates
• Science teaches reasons behind autumn's collage of colors
• Harvard swimming coach to lead U.S. Olympic team
• Safety first always the motto
• MPO reps needed to push funding for local projects
• Regional Calendar
• Trinity Chapel undertakes The Abundant Life Garden Project
• Report: Guilty plea in American Superconductor case
• Support Groups
• Workers Credit Union wins Social Responsibility Award
• Community Foundation marks anniversary
• 'The 39 Steps' based on Hitchcock thriller
• The Great Outdoors
• Annual Holly Fair set for Nov. 19
• Harvard Public Library
• Fort Devens Museum Celebrates Veterans Day with Open House
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• BOH, store issues yet to be resolved
• Talented students become Modern Music Masters
• Congregational Church to collect food
• Fuel-assistance program
• Townsend woman dies in Pepperell crash
• Lyle Cogen asks Page Hilltop students to stop the 'meanness'
• Indian Village sewer
• Ex-Harvard fire chief a finalist
• Drug drop-off Saturday
• Pepperell Cultural Council needs members
• Computer workshops offered at library
• Police, Fire Logs
• Ayer Police Log
• 'Perambulation' proves popular'
• Citizens Police Academy spotlights drunken driving
• New Economic Development Advisory Committee has openings
• The Posting Board
• In surprise, Olver says he will not run again
• Sweet Saturday at Cupcake Festival
• Beware of bewitching bittersweet
• Tour at Fort Devens offers view of 'premier training base'
• Regional Calendar
• Multi-town recycling day to aid Loaves & Fishes
• Beware of bewitching bittersweet
• Tour at Fort Devens offers view of 'premier training base'
• NRWA to host awards banquet
• Regional Calendar
• Selectmen back ambulance articles
• Eagle Project: Helping the bluebirds
• Fuel assistance program
• Vicksburg Sq. debate highlights
• Firefighters care enough to wear pink
• Parenting expert to give talk in Shirley
• New school nurse brings expertise, enthusiasm to SMS
• Gay Men's Chorus
• The Posting Board
• Charting Harvard's Future, first in a series
• What's next
• Appraisal Night Nov. 4
• Buyer poses educational use for Tarbell
• Widmer talks short-, long-term economy
• Use of herbicide in Dead Swamp on ConsCom agenda
• FinCom not ready to push area dispatch
• Boutwell House preparing for rehab
• Harvard town center sewer
• Love of outdoors reflected in project
• Vicksburg Sq. debate highlights
• Drivers needed for Meals on Wheels
• What's next for the Townsend Activity Committee?
• Groton Town Meeting to address dam matter tonight
• Seek grant
• Regional Calendar
• Help where, when you need it at
• SAGE Crossing: 'Where there is
• Community Foundation seeks grant applications that address health issues
• Susan Davy tapped as Fruitlands interim director
• On the road to Iraq
• The Great Outdoors
• Invasive species
• Evergreen plants to be auctioned
• Fruitlands Museum events celebrate Native American culture
• Public speaking workshop coming to Nashoba at Night
• Regional Brief
• Regional Calendar
• Stoddart honored for
• Recycle reusables: Turn waste into resources
• Mom of the Month
• Business highly varied for health board
• Two committees can't seem to play ball
• Key charge dropped in bus fire incident
• Bargains in the Belfry expands hours
• Planners work to create solar energy district
• Pepperell Historical Society seeks contractors for project
• Joint Boards of Selectmen to downsize
• Spook Walk to take up residence on town field
• Panel appointed to negotiate new cable pact with Comcast
• STM article aims to bolster ACO's effectiveness
• Some leery of backing regional dispatch
• Voice of Democracy, Patriot's Pen
• Gus on Groton
• Two committees can't seem to play ball
• President of Taxpayers Foundation to speak to Chamber
• SAGE Crossing: 'Where there is
• Invasive plants and how to fight them
• DEC grants permit to build
• Susan Davy tapped as Fruitlands interim director
• Grotonfest -- it's on!
• No bail for Mexican national charged with OUI
• Nashoba Tech students score well on MCAS
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Historical Commission website makes Pepperell's rich past available online
• DEAT: Vicksburg Square a losing proposition
• Fiscal 2012
• An autumn walk
• Planners OK changes to
• There's nothing sheepish about her interests
• Tyler's vegetable stand raises $2,100 for Children's Hospital
• Science presentation planned
• Town center wastewater project could close roads
• Groton officials want Shirley to chip in for dam
• DI seeking some
• Selectmen told most residents
• FinCom delays decision on
• Selectmen back most Town Meeting articles
• Shirley selectmen turn down regional dispatch pact
• Selectmen turn down regional dispatch pact
• BOH scolded
• Settle Shop to host musicians and scrimshaw artists
• Parenting expert to give talk in Shirley
• Mass. Ave resident sentenced to
• The Posting Board
• Gus on Groton
• FinCom delays decision on
• 'Square and Compasses Day'
• Ayer sticks with JOBS -- but considers taking over DREZ
• Seventh annual Gregory E. Reeves Memorial Scholarship Run Oct. 8
• Center to offer depression screenings
• Devens nonprofit to help
• On the road to Iraq
• The Great Outdoors
• GDEF 5K Walk & Kids Run
• Regional Calendar
• Celebrating human-powered vehicles
• Board continues public hearing
• Food drive set for Oct. 8
• Garden club to focus on invasive species this year
• Committee to review bylaws on storing manure
• North Middlesexactivities fee put on hold
• Grant to help school nurses track patients
• Hawthorne's student body gets behind the flag for 9/11 tribute
• Town of Pepperell
• Decision tabled on church site for fire station
• Holiday fair at Meeting Hall
• Garage sale to benefit food pantry
• Before cameras roll, a focus on film tax credit
• Boston Gay Men's Chorus
• Point, click, class begins
• Bid to rezone Great Road property
• Police, Fire Logs
• Endowment fund gives library databases, passes
• N. Middlesex Regional High
• Before cameras roll, a focus on film tax credit
• NM superintendent review process in development
• Demolition of Groton Inn still on hold
• Celebrating human-powered vehicles
• Committee to review bylaws on storing manure
• Does
• Demolition of Groton Inn still on hold
• Regional Calendar
• Multi-town recycling day to aid Loaves & Fishes
• State probing $60G pension from MEC
• Orchestra of Indian Hill
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Teacher 'finds
• Shirley makes national list of 'Playful Cities'
• Planning Board postpones decision on cell tower
• Fire Dept. honors 9/11 victims
• Cable board report
• Selectmen to opt out of JBOS
• Map points out town gems
• Pepperell mulls water-recycling system
• Mock talks of year one challenges
• Townsend Cultural Council will distribute grants
• Celebrate at the Ayer-Shirley school
• Group eyes future of Fairgrounds Exhibition Hall
• Computer expert talks tech at library
• Hazen Library
• Nashoba takes two Publick Occurrences Awards at NENPA
• Shirley says no to JBOS
• May Endowment Dinner Oct. 1
• Officials: Groton Electric land not suitable
• Chief: We really need new cruiser
• Food drive set for Oct. 8 in Pepperell
• The Posting Board
• FinCom enters Vicksburg Sq. debate
• Deer hunt at orchard extended
• The Posting Board
• Register now for Apple Harvest Ramble
• Nashoba Valley Tech opens car repair lottery
• The Great Outdoors
• Agency offers free health booklets, talks
• Motorcycle ride, BBQ to benefit America's veterans
• Museum will be open on Saturdays
• Elders celebrate National Adult Day Services Week
• Nashoba Tech seeks nominations
• Nashoba Valley Tech has 180 freshman enrolled
• Harrington to announce
• Seventh annual Gregory E. Reeves Memorial
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• JBOS jitters calmed -- for now
• Bob the Computer Guy offers live help at the Townsend Public Library
• COA seeks 'angels' to drive seniors to medical appointments
• Are you a senior with legal questions?
• Selectmen's briefs
• Townsend country singer qualifies
• Yoga classes offered in Shirley
• Alleged rape brings gender bias claims
• COA offering art classes
• Selectmen seek to fill boards
• Run and fun planned in Shirley Oct. 2
• Walking to end Alzheimer's
• Transition group limps along; Harvard commitment unclear
• The Posting Board
• Ashby Cultural Council seeks funding proposals
• Shirley teen launches 'Cause Fest'
• DEAT finalizing Vicksburg Square housing report
• Inmate escapes federal prison in Shirley
• St. Andrew's Episcopal Church offers free children's programs
• Groton, Pepperell, Shirley senior centers given $2,000 by NVMC Friends
• Author, adventurer to speak at Evans-on-the-Common
• Fruitlands Museum announces CEO transition
• GrotonFest returns Sept. 24
• Montachusett Home Care to honor Marion Stoddart
• Ayer package store raises funds for food pantry
• Regional
• Husband-and-wife
• Recycling Center has new hours
• Townsend Public Library next week...
• Joint Boards jitters calmed -- for now
• Friends of the Townsend Seniors to host meeting
• 2011 Harvard Fall Festival Sept. 16-18
• Pepperell committee seeks to enhance cable-access service
• RockTenn chips away at noise quandary
• Correction
• The Posting Board
• Harvard reaches 100 KW of solar in a breeze
• Board
• Upcoming at Harvard Public Library
• Dineen, finally, up and walking
• Scrapbooking fundraiser
• Housing rehab grants available in Townsend
• Clark
• Affordable housing available in Harvard
• Pepperell Garden Club:
• Ayer-Shirley drama students to present Sept. 11 events
• Project manager choice nears
• United Methodist Church notes September events
• Investigation ordered into alleged actions
• Townsend 'dodges bullet' as Irene blows through
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Proposal puts special-ed agency into receivership
• From the American Heart Association
• Lawrence Academy honor roll
• United Way seeks help for its Day of Caring
• Littleton Country Faire set for Sept. 10
• Academic Honors
• Donations sought
• Federated Church of Ayer
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Defense: Shirley murder suspect was impaired
• Lowell man, former Groton resident face federal child-porn charges
• The next Shirley history lessson: the water district
• Police, Fire Logs
• Mom of the month
• Joint Boards of Selectmen
• WCVB-TV poll names Harvard among rudest in state
• Defense: Shirley murder suspect was impaired
• Historic items may be saved from old inn
• Indian Village residents have one year to decide on new pumps
• Small downtown building
• '60s tribute band rocks for North Middlesex projects
• Fall dance party set for Sept. 17
• Keady's trial scheduled for November
• Sheehan seeks position of SC
• From Georgia to Maine
• School board outlines goals
• Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Academic honors
• WWI-era scrapbook opens new window
• Barranco
• State accepting applications for housing grants
• On the road to Iraq
• Nashoba Valley Technical High School Bus Routes
• Regional Calendar
• Briefs from across the region
• Haas is ready to go at Ayer-Shirley High
• Summer doesn't slow work at Page Hilltop
• Some Ashby students head to Squannacook
• Ayer-Shirley High School/Middle School Bus Routes
• Ashby Bus Routes
• Townsend Fire-EMS Relief to hold golf outing
• Farmers Market
• Recycling Center has new hours
• Ball is named to ConsCom
• Shirley Police Log
• WWI-era scrapbook opens new
• The Posting Board
• Townsend Public Library events for next week
• All's ready for start of classes
• NMRHS OK'd
• 'There's something about the middle school'
• Carl Mock straps in
• Pitching trading card ideas
• Ayer-Shirley Middle School
• Townsend area weathers power outage
• Greenville Road closing to allow culvert replacement
• Florence Roche School Bus Routes
• Lowell man, former Groton resident face federal
• Back to School for Ayer - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Job Corps helps students develop core skills
• Living the
• On the agenda:
• Ayer karate instructor awarded the title of shihan
• Briefs from across the region
• Per diems add hefty hike onto lawmaker wages
• Regional Calendar
• Groton High School
• Harvard hosts Run for the Hills on Sept. 11
• Devens Enterprise Commission Briefs
• Eagle Scout raising funds for Veterans Memorial Garden
• Nashoba Tech board may sever ties with MSEC
• The Posting Board
• Devens Enterprise Commission
• Townsend Community Couples Club sponsors Aug. 25 lawn party
• DEAT asks: Just what is workforce
• Evergreen Solar files bankruptcy
• Group opposes housing project
• Planners weigh two special-permit bids
• DEAT asks: What is workforce
• Tri-board no more: School board out
• Residents warned: Lock your vehicles
• Arrest in copper-pipe theft
• Eagle Scout raising funds for Veterans Memorial Garden
• Townsend Police Log
• Employee classification working to clear the air
• Memorial bike ride remembers beloved firefighter
• Ayer selectmen forge different Devens path
• Groton backs 'buy local' campaign
• Changes OK'd for Residential Gardens' drainage
• People who need people
• Amazing maze of maize
• Rep. Benson votes in favor of sales-tax holiday
• Arc Community Services
• Conference to offer organic farming workshops
• Briefs from across the region
• Chamber director graduates from leadership program
• Amazing maze of maize
• Regional Calendar
• People who need people
• Arc Community Services gets funds for transportation vehicles
• Rep. Benson votes in favor of sales-tax holiday
• Chamber director graduates from leadership program
• Conference to offer organic farming workshops
• Regional Calendar
• Briefs
• Working together to preserve town's past
• Scouts sponsor Aug. 18 lawn party
• An 'iConcert' coming to the Meeting Hall
• Tarp drops, tears flow
• Merger stalls,
• Local Artist's Work Included in Art Educators' Exhibit in Boston
• Townsend town clerk graduates
• Solo exhibit features art of Martha Munroe
• The Posting Board
• Police, Fire Logs
• Townsend resident completes
• Tarp drops, tears flow
• Dear Hildreth Elementary families,
• Suspended animation on Devens group
• On the road to Iraq
• Boston Harbor is the place to fish
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Split board OKs $199G for station site
• 'Friending' Ayer police
• Dual job posts called unfeasible
• Bromfield School adds an art club for grades 6 to 12
• Warren storms out after Maxant comment
• Two former schools in Groton eyed for future use
• For Flannagan Pond, the 'window of opportunity has closed'
• 'Friending' Ayer Police
• Harvard distilling Trinity's Vicksburg Sq. data
• Police, Fire Logs
• Posting Board
• Oktoberfest 5K race, kids run Oct. 2 in Dunstable
• Did 2000 ATM approve $ for firehouse study?
• Devens man allegedly choked woman over rum
• Stipend issue settled; FinCom blasted by Dumont for criticizing selectmen
• Car show, BBQ cancer-research fundraiser Aug. 20
• College admissions essay help at the Public Library
• Special Town Meeting registration
• School staffing hiring hustle
• Residents cool to affordable housing at Prescott
• Health board OKs condemnation
• Harvard distilling Trinity's Vicksburg Sq. data
• Seniors to Soldiers: donations needed
• Ayer,Shirley hearings to address school financing
• Warren storms out after Maxant comment
• Back-to-school meeting Aug. 24
• Briefs from across the region
• Living the green life: garlic scapes
• Overhaul
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Police, Fire Logs
• Project manager on the way for Ayer, Shirley school renovation
• Groton, Pepperell Shirley senior
• Joseph McNiff appointed to FinCom
• Marchetti to receive stipend of $16,225
• Community-supported farming grows here
• Harvard Public Library
• Harvard beats heat, finishes playground
• Groton to hold ceremony on 10th
• Regional cooperation key words in new center
• Regional cooperation key words in new center
• The Posting Board
• A story of wolves
• Trooper commended
• Cosenze, Xie ride in
• HES Integrated pre-K pioneer Joan Lyons takes job in Maynard
• Victim critical
• Well-known resident dies at 91
• Paving outlay concerns DPW director
• NMRSC member pushing for coach evaluations
• Trespassers, vandals warned
• Shirley Shines seeks participants for event
• Unitil project replacing static line in Townsend, Lunenburg, Fitchburg
• Friends of Seniors, Woman's Club sponsor concert
• Marston joins
• Issue of minutes solved; but frustrations remain
• Locavores can find local grains
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Academic honors
• Planners welcome
• Raise some fun doing Ayva's Ride Saturday
• Loaves & Fishes says: 'We need you!
• Locavores can find local grains
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Blake Brothers Mill, Old Red Mill part of site history
• 5 volunteers sought for ad-hoc committee
• Young-adult theater cool in summer
• Bromfield School 3rd Quarter Honor Roll
• New N. Middlesex fee structure OK'd
• Harvard chooses Groton COA coordinator as new director
• Kids' interest soars with flight program
• PACH Outreach looking for fresh produce
• Exercising brains and bodies
• TEO and Library Friends to host July 28 band concert law party
• Firment out as Fruitlands CEO
• A Spring Afternoon in 50/50 silent auction
• Committees announce vacancies
• North Middlesex Regional School District offers services for special-needs students
• Council on Aging director chosen
• Group proposes Lomar Park Dr. as public way
• New Entry members discuss unused land
• PACH will have table at Pepperell
• Page Hilltop celebrates end of the school year
• Ayer-Shirley anticipates $90,000
• DEC delays decision on noncriminal disposition framework
• DEC considers expanding authority
• Boy to the world
• On the road to Iraq
• DEC considers expanding authority
• Academic Honors
• DEC delays decision on proposed noncriminal disposition framework
• 'Billy Boy': A review
• Nashoba Tech spring honor roll
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• DEC delays decision on proposed noncriminal disposition framework
• Farmers Market returns to Williams Barn
• Archeological survey is now available
• Historic mill site now belongs to the people
• Allegations and the
• Police, Fire Logs
• More spending abuses alleged
• Carrying On for suicide survivors
• Extra $32G in 'mystery' cash to pay Marchetti
• Men plead innocent to damaging
• FinCom blocks bid to pay Marchetti
• The Posting Board
• FinCom objects to means of funding Sheehan perks
• State: Selectman can serve on town's ZBA
• 'Eye on the Gulf Coast'
• Board: Fees for only athletes unfair
• The Posting Board
• John Crow Farm:
• 4th of July raffle basket winners
• 13 WWII vets honored
• Regional Briefs
• Academic honors
• Prepping for national debut
• Getting down to brass taxes
• New 'Transition' group to look at resource sharing
• Main Street store launches local artists
• Devens' RockTenn still too loud; fines levied
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Ayer, Harvard, Shirley grads get $6G in Rotary Club scholarships
• Getting down to brass taxes
• Main Street Cafe
• Warm breezes, soaring gliders,
• Shirley student earns full scholarship
• Shaker Road bridge work to start
• Townsend Library activities
• Hawthorne Brook's Mr. Bob Harrison retires
• Honored firefighter and Townsend native retires
• Harvard picked to help 'Solarize Mass.'
• Water District to celebrate centennial
• Disaster averted, but crunch ongoing
• Selectmen to next meet
• The Posting Board
• History, music meet on Townsend Common
• Shirley official: Exclusion in,
• Harvard Public Library activites
• Annual Groton Boy Scout yard sale
• What's the buzz on the Groton playground? It's a bee swarm!
• Upcoming Pepperell covenant meetings
• Ux: A lot of work goes into a town
• Harvard Public Library July Activities
• NMRHS alum to cover White House
• Shirley debt exclusion passes
• Townsend Ladies Auxiliary honored at convention
• Selectmen cool on regional dispatch
• The Posting Board
• School roof project slated to move forward
• Senior Wii bowling league standings
• Townsend Public Library offers
• What's happening at the senior center?
• TEO launches annual
• Ayer, Pepperell state troopers honored for outstanding service
• Troopers honored with state award
• Author tells of lessons learned, the hard way
• Some treasure, a future at town's old mill
• Ballot questions voted down, across the board
• Interim supt. on IG's
• New home or death for dog
• HCC seeks new members
• Public reading of Declaration of Independence
• The Posting Board
• New middle school, new adventures
• Pepperell's July Fourth
• Police, Fire Logs
• No incentive pay for supt.
• The end of an era
• 2nd annual Shirley Shines: Call for Entries!
• Harvard Police Briefs
• The Posting Board
• The Posting Board
• Workshop reveals compost how-tos
• Businesses fuel Ayer's 4th
• Parker Charter School graduates 55
• Phase 2 of PanAm rail-yard
• Letters to the Editor
• Groton board honors departing faculty
• Regional Calendar
• Rain fails to dampen PSBL action
• DEAC and Devens committee meet jointly for town petition powwow
• 'Freebie' director to follow with crowd-funded, 'girl-based' thriller
• Parker Charter School graduates 55
• World Music for World Peace holding raffle for Mercedes Benz C300 lease
• DEAC and Devens committee meet jointly for town petition powwow
• Regional Briefs
• DEAC and DC powwow on town petition
• Plenty to partake of at Lawrence Library
• Boards agree on need for
• Rescue sling presented to Pepperell Fire Dept.
• Calling WWII veterans
• Country singer feted at his own concert
• Tennis continues throughout Townsend despite courts closed or in disrepair
• Harvard holiday road race part of grand prix
• Garlic mustard invading Pepperell
• Pizza-shop owner is parade
• Bromfield School Council spots open
• Banios lands assistant superintendent post
• Ayer man arrested twice on same day
• Special town election has just one question
• Summer activities at Townsend library
• Sun sets on a great career
• Regional Calendar
• Volunteers, therapists touch Dineen's life
• Project Graduation thanks
• Regional Briefs
• Nashoba Valley Tech School District may add Ayer
• Will loading docks fill former Gillette site?
• Talks continue over cable in
• Academic Honors
• Groton grads told to take risks
• Sun sets on a great career
• On the road to Iraq
• Nashoba Valley Tech School District may add Ayer
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Talks continue on cable in meeting rooms
• Seniors celebrate Year 1
• Gardner artist paints Townsend
• BOS decision delayed on Devel. Council
• Living History project participants sought
• 'He was standing up for our freedom'
• Shirley COA looking for 'Angels on Wheels'
• Berry talks goals
• Townsend artists wanted for exhibit
• The Posting Board
• Consultant hired for merger
• BOS on littleton rail parking:
• Board of Selectmen: In other business...
• Fourth of July
• Take your pick
• Homeland Security grant arms firefighters with foam
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• American Legion Post 55 to send 8
• Take your pick
• Staying humble
• DEP grants sewer permit for Harvard town center
• Parker student fundraising for trip to El Salvador
• Take your pick
• Nashoba Tech seniors praised for their resiliency
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Take your pick
• Pepperell Business Association duck race this Sunday
• Chief Bosselait concurs:
• Correction
• NM grad puts herself through 'prebasic training'
• Fourth of July
• Library names poetry contest winners
• MY TWO CENTS
• Banios in final 2 for Shrewsbury Asst. Supt.
• Senator, rep holding joint hours
• To graduates: 'Coming home is always an option'
• PACH now in new
• Pepperell youngsters sought to sell wares
• Groton Marine dies in firefight
• Volunteers keep Loaves & Fishes humming
• Regional Calendar
• Bristol-Myers Squibb, Rock Tenn cited for noise level
• Commission votes to end Cavite St. ext.
• Vickburg Sq.'s Trinity builds green for Baystate Dems
• Job Corps helps develop core skills
• Volunteer army keeps Loaves & Fishes humming
• Whitetails persevere through rough winter
• Bristol-Myers Squibb, Rock Tenn too loud
• On the road to Iraq
• Nashoba Tech inducts students into honor societies
• Gonna do some backyard grillin?
• Concert to support Pan-Mass riders
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• 'Let every nation know ... we shall pay any price ... to assure ... liberty'
• Insight into fiscal straits at ATM
• Schools pay tribute to vets living and dead
• Board to dog owners: One
• Liquor license granted Hilton Garden Inn
• Commission OKs barn demolition
• HES seeks to fill seat
• Interfaith Council elects new officers
• Gearing up for Town Meeting
• Liquor license given to Hilton Garden Inn
• Deveau raises possibility of receivership
• On Memorial Day
• Planners give input on scaled-back Four Corners
• Regional Calendar
• '50 Back' brews beer to benefit the troops
• Academic Honors
• Surveys show Devens residents satisfied with Harvard schools
• Lions honored at gala
• Shampooch spoils its clients -- and owners, too
• Ride to raise funds for asthma foundation
• Harvard's take on Vicksburg vision
• Benefits for child year after infection
• The Great Outdoors
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• GDRMS recognizes exemplary students
• Young social entrepreneurs invest in music
• Deputy chief announces resignation
• Registrars rule
• Town of Shirley named in lawsuit
• Groton police launch enforcement blitz
• Naturalist to lead edible wild plant talk
• Cultural council gives out grants
• Public works director: Indian Village sewer extension nearly done
• AHS grads accepted to colleges across U.S.
• Firefighters rally
• Post office requests mail box improvements
• Shirley Hoe Down has something for everyone
• Conservation group seeks
• Fin Com's work is done,
• Beekeepers buzzing about bee collapse
• Groton-Dun. sweeps music competition
• Ayer, Shirley voters approve HS study
• Garden time at last
• On the road to Iraq
• Hundreds Relay for Life at NMRHS
• Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry
• Federated church to lead crane project for Japan
• USDA makes funding changes to BCAP
• Regional Briefs
• Tips on funding college
• Ayer reacts to Vicksburg Sq. rental vision
• Relay for Lifers set to 'Paint the Town Purple'
• Eagle Scout award to be presented
• Senior Wii Bowling League standings
• Hazen Library holds book, bake sale tomorrow
• Banios a finalist
• Resale shop plans sale
• Take-back collects tons of drugs
• Cunningham, Eliot remain at the helm
• Memorial run raises $34G for education
• Coordinated efforts kept fiscal 2012
• The Posting Board
• BOS votes yes on study
• Library to hold farm, food fest
• Parameters change for override
• Memorial Day pancake breakfast
• Harvard Police briefs
• Public input sought for Ashby
• Foundation celebrates $14G in school grants
• GELD gives a
• Pepperell's Curtis Guimond returns from Santa Fe after intensive research project
• Reviewers suggest public-comment changes
• Trinity unveils Vicksburg Sq. plan
• Regional Calendar
• Janis Bresnahan 5K Run for Education is Sunday, May 15
• 5K Run for Education is Sunday, May 15
• Ticks out in force
• Restaurant group giving back in many ways
• Suicide support group to meet
• Douglas woman wins
• Mailbox Improvement Week coming up
• Fort Devens Museum honors armed forces
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Trinity unveils Vicksburg Sq. plan
• Community garden needs public's help
• My Two Cents
• Connelly
• Shirley plans World War II remembrance
• Eliot: Downtown a top priority
• 'Anthology' quartet coming back to Shirley
• Committee needs support for celebration
• Parish golf tourney
• The Posting Board
• Lyman: Bring back transparency to BOS
• Boxboro wants ongoing look at sharing
• Harvard resident receives industry honor
• Officials call
• Neighbors' tiff brought to selectmen
• Teachers, friends band to play benefit
• Gaffe or threat, remarks shake town selectmen
• Three Rivers to put on 'Aladdin'
• Thank-you concert planned by country music award winner
• Regional Calendar
• On the road to Iraq
• Thank-you concert planned by country music award winner
• Littleton School Choice applications available
• For Mother's Day
• Postal carriers seek to 'Stamp Out Hunger'
• Regional Calendar
• Golf fundraiser May 7
• Pepperell preps for circus
• Junior Market Day
• What to expect at ATM
• Deveau seeks
• Three Rivers to put on 'Aladdin'
• Arbor Day Saturday
• She thought she was dead
• Ayer DPW plans open house May 16
• Taking out the trash
• Town, schools still at odds
• Senior center celebrates first year
• Three
• Spaulding observes healthy snack week
• Bird-killing must stop
• Landowners to close popular walking trail
• Garden club preps for plant sale
• Weber seeks second term on BOH
• Mandatory water ban now in effect
• Harbor haunted? Ghost hunters investigate
• Lucky mothers to be queens-for-a-day
• 'Upcycle it!' to
• Meet author Jacqueline Davies
• Jazz concert to raise funds for Harvard's schools
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Turkey season shaping up nicely
• Selectmen struggle to define Devens governance
• Ducky Wucky River Race tickets now on sale
• EMT training classes info session offered
• ParkerStock to make May 14 return
• Reg'l Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Scholarships available
• JBOS struggles to define Devens governance
• Candidate for moderator
• Oelfke wants more center hours
• Shirley's Charline Oelfke honored for civic and political activism
• Water Dept. on the cutting edge of energy efficiency
• The Posting Board
• Shirley's Ramos completes Navy basic training
• Teens vandalize trio of historic markers at Hillside Cemetery
• Proposed raises on ATM warrant
• Police warn: Lock up!
• Bromfield art show is on
• Jazz concert to raise funds for schools
• Harvard Public Library
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Academic Honors
• Rotary Club offers scholarships to
• On the road to Iraq
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Nashoba robotics team needs funds to compete in national competition
• Nissitissit Middle School
• Correction
• Pepperell pickup under way
• Honors at Town Meeting
• AmeriCorps volunteer teaches children to care about wildlife
• Dog bite reported
• Holding pattern on interim superintendent
• Kudos to Harvard Schools Trust
• Solar energy, anyone?
• Ella Rose is Jimmy Fund patient partner
• Cancer survivor giving back with Relay concert
• Children's book author to visit VBES
• Builders: New code a stretch
• Rhodes is district's Shirley representative
• Board cracks down on nuisance home
• COA director moving on, starts Concord job next week
• Youth Venture team goes
• 'Music from On and Off Broadway'
• Request for Nashoba Tech stabilization fund causes split
• For some, this project has defined their lives, so far
• Board: Prescott study should narrow focus
• Documentary by Pepperell
• Come visit the horses and cows at Twin Valley Farm
• Children's book author to visit VBES
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Regional Briefs
• Towns linked to Muni-Sun fire back at state official
• Regional Calendar
• Fire science program accepted into national academy
• Ayer police will again
• Feasting at the Taste of Nashoba
• Shriver students step into the ring with Micky Ward
• Testing, testing
• Shirley man runs marathon
• Academy of Notre Dame inducts
• St. Patrick's Day basket winner
• Fruitland's season begins with sculpture competition, more
• April 16 is Health Care Decisions Day
• Lecturer to speak on mind's healing power
• Janis Bresnahan 5K Run remembers a dedicated teacher
• Lions peace poster
• Band raises $10,000 for Nashua River Watershed Association
• Trinity Financial will disclose
• Nutrionist: Healthier you just 5 steps away
• Willow Road property in Ayer sold
• Nashoba Tech
• Harvard artist to chair gala event
• After school merger, budget drops by half
• 'Beauty and the Beast'
• The Great Outdoors
• Regional
• Regional Briefs
• Birth announcement
• The Great Outdoors
• On the road to Iraq
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Groton Road Race - race day
• Master arborist to speak to garden club
• ConsCom OKs revised plans
• With too many 'butts,' BOH again tables joining Tobacco Alliance
• Spring
• Town election, Town Meeting dates
• One dead, one hurt in fall from a bus
• Townsend Public Library Programs
• Ashby Highway Dept. may add worker
• Volunteers needed
• Behind-the-scenes
• Gus on Groton
• Historical Society president
• NM schools going global, again
• 'Beauty and the Beast'
• Massak: Over level budget still short
• What is next
• Give Back motorcycle ride to benefit TEO
• Speakers for Hope at Nashoba Valley Medical Center
• Town center commercial plan
• Preschool screenings available April 12, 13
• Speech pathologist preparing to retire
• Children learn paper quilling
• Visiting teacher sees Ayer High as 'free,' with 'vivid feelings'
• G-D boosters phoning it in for scholarships
• Sklar: Town needs innovative thinking
• Ricci: Town must broaden its tax base
• High stakes town bldg.
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Students to canvas for scholarship funds
• Devens to poll on schools
• Chelsea Plourde, Nicholos Mackos marry in New York
• Business-in-brief
• Trout Unlimited hooks big fish for April 9 banquet fundraiser
• On the road to Iraq
• Regional Briefs
• Groton Road Race 5K training -- Week 8
• Regional Calendar
• A TRIBUTE TO ANNA MAURO
• Haddad flummoxed by funding rejection
• Golden tickets for sale as part of 'Willy Wonka' play
• One-act plays on tap
• FinCom backs fiscal 2012 budget proposal
• School Comm.
• Cease-fire at Groton
• Moak gets high marks in BOS review
• Pepperell club to hold talent show
• Budget review underway
• Ayer steps
• Board of Selectmen in Brief
• What is next for LAW? How long can it last?
• Police, Fire Logs
• Forum heats up in light of reuse petition
• Both building articles remain on warrant
• Sale aids Billy Hamilton Trust
• Flo-Ro, Swallow Union Math Inspiration Club in state's Top 10
• Correction
• Ashby police officer receives prosecutor award
• Pepperell upgrades to Advanced Life Support
• Pepperell student honored with volunteer award
• Locals step up to hair-razing cancer benefit
• Townsend's Lamoureux finds
• Community Reading Day a storied success
• Regional Briefs
• Take the recycling challenge
• Townsend's Lamoureux finds
• Deadline extended for retroactive military pay
• Shirley on the Nashua: How a river shaped a town
• Regional Calendar
• Holy Union Sisters honor 125 years
• Groton Road Race training, week 7
• 804th Medical Brigade:
• Take the recycling challenge
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Deadline extended for retroactive military pay
• Transfer program expands to Devens campus
• Selectmen candidates confront
• Harvard Public Library March, April events
• Dinner & theatre at spring gala
• Reading man to become interim supt.
• Health costs, grant loss, may bring staff cuts
• ATM Article 18
• JBOS wants Devens action plan
• Spring clanup in Ayer and Shirley
• Still River Post Office celebrates Passport Day April 9
• ATM Article 17
• Legion Hall closed after part of floor collapses
• Connolly named interim school superintendent
• Sharing love of daylilies
• Winning smile, willing heart
• Big doins for Dr. Seuss
• Maple time: Sure does smell (and taste) great
• Holy Union Sisters to celebrate
• Artist teaches painting the 'Russian' way
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• The spirits have flown from
• Evergreen Solar's 80% off sale
• On the road to Iraq
• Maple time: Sure does smell (and taste) great
• Groton road race training schedule - week 6
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Library's Discovery Days begin March 20
• Canney: Customer service is job one
• Wife, then husband, arrested in Ayer
• Library's Discovery Days begin March 20
• Advertising launches for new fire chief
• Study committee wants public input
• Gym owner: 'It's a different kind of thing'
• Ayer council seeks public input
• Shirley to swear in new postmaster
• Hayes resigns from FinCom
• Artist teaches painting the 'Russian' way
• Woman dies in accident on Route 12
• Carving their own path
• Reid: Overdue bills issue is
• Historical Society looks for ways to fix Boutwell House
• ASRHS shows its stuff
• Boy's remission from cancer turns focus to helping others
• Regional Calendar
• Panel estimates Devens' costs
• African Rhythms to perform in Harvard
• Teams square off in hockey fundraiser
• Regional Briefs
• Worship services
• Regional Calendar
• Hypnotist performing at Student Council benefit
• North Middlesex Regional High School, Quarter 2 Honor Roll
• Reid: Overdue bills issue is
• Articles 17, 18 and override question
• Sharing love of daylilies
• Harvard Schools Trust awards grants of $36G
• Query: How to pay for new fire station
• Faulty wiring may be cause of fire
• $500G deficit may bring more cuts
• Students set for DI competition
• Sharing love of daylilies
• State officials pay annual visit
• Bald is beautiful!
• Officials eyeing flood possibility; not much worry
• Candidates to answer questions in forum
• Kendall withdraws from School
• Commission seeks ways
• New committee given directions on Main Street lot
• The Posting Board
• Taste of Nashoba is March 22
• Piano and organ concert March 6 at Union Congregational Church
• Festival of Cultures coming up on Friday
• 'Fiscal flu' strain in town's economy
• Concert, plant sale to benefit library
• Brother of man shot is arrested on drug warrant
• Proposed municipal contributions stun school officials
• Irish dinner, concert
• Town announces personnel changes
• Reid responds to unpaid phone claim
• Vacancy on Nashoba Tech committee
• Potential job cuts mapped by schools
• Health board worries about dwindling landfill-closure account
• BOS postpones action on church lot
• Teacher bringing Women's History Month to GDRHS
• Town buildings action plan on town warrant
• Historic town center building tours in March
• Number-one dog tag winner revealed
• North Middlesex students prepare for drama contest
• Regional school board selects Shirley's Mock for superintendent
• School spending explained for FY12
• Proposed municipal contributions stun school officials
• To schools: Pay up or phone service could be cut off
• The Bromfield School Honor Roll, Quarter 2
• Beginners' computer class for seniors
• School spending explained
• Fort Devens Museum needs
• Harvard Lions to host fruit sale
• Shooting star to fallen star
• Rusch runs for the kids
• The Posting Board
• Reid responds to unpaid phone claim
• Clean up for spring in Ayer and Shirley
• Town Woman's Club to host students
• Upcoming haircuts about substance, not style
• Faces masked in tribal custom
• More College gets green light
• Public hearing elicits divided views on buildings reuse
• Selectmen to run for re-election
• Upcoming haircuts about substance, not style
• Potential job cuts mapped by schools
• Rusch runs for the kids
• Problems with Poop and Pains in the A***
• How to Stay Healthy When You’re Bitten by the Travel Bug
• A town responds to tragedy
• Board of Trade charts its course
• NMRHS Service Learning
• Second time around
• Students to visit WWII cemetery
• Patriotic art contest entries being sought
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Springing into spring by getting healthy
• Selectmen OK 'best roads first' rehab plan
• Children explore their heritage
• Good and bad news on Jenkins Road
• Selectmen agree ATM date will change
• GrotonReads about to launch
• Cable group working to restore respect
• Brian Franklin named to
• Green
• Recruiting new faces for Fourth of July fest
• Calling all Harvard photographers
• Shirley student chosen for
• Beckman touts the 'big picture' on amb. service
• Groton glider challenge
• Groton-Dunstable team helps kick off Robotics competition
• PACH Outreach Corner
• Janice Shattuck pulls papers for
• $1.3M in capital requests
• Ayer-Shirley Comm. Education offerings
• State trooper shoots, kills drug suspect
• Motor vehicle and trailer excise tax bills mailed; payment options
• School comm., teachers settle contract
• Harvard home sales down; 2011 off to slow start
• Kindergarten Information Night
• Special Town Meeting Feb. 28
• Calvin Moore:
• Ashby, Townsend students work together on governor's Project 351
• Regional Calendar
• Staying put
• Regional Briefs
• Ireland trip part III
• Jennifer Boyer to wed Marc Parsons
• Paying back vets with back care
• Chamber Foundation golf tourney to tee off
• Devens pushes for town status
• The Great Outdoors
• Wanted: New head of MassDevelopment
• Gateway projects display original ideas
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Groton Road Race training
• Fun and games this winter
• Debate erupts over dual roles for O'Shea
• Harvard police briefs
• BOH
• Voter information for annual election
• Ayer open house postponed to March 2
• Lingering friction, factions
• Auditions for 'The Butler Did It Again'
• FinCom wants budget-building group
• Three-year contract reached with teachers
• Snowbound senior gets quick response
• Rail-trail committees create two-town plan
• Auditions begin for Harvard talent show
• DPW
• NMRSD budget hearing Feb. 28
• Recognize the Symptoms of Sleep Apnea (SA)
• How to Stay Healthy When You're Bitten by the Travel Bug
• Remembering Pearl Harbor
• Snow on roofs closes schools, library
• Forethought protects town buildings from snowload threat
• Nashoba Tech approves level funded budget
• Remembering
• Nashoba Valley Chamber of Commerce news-in-brief
• Regional Briefs
• Chamber Briefs
• K of C free-throw winners head to district
• Burst pipe causes makeshift food delivery
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Groton Road Race 5K training program, Week 1
• Devens pushes for town status
• Girl Scouts peer into possible future careers
• Retired? Not quite
• State grants library waiver for current fiscal year
• Snow loads close schools
• Fire, EMS trained in new CPR protocols
• Business Association
• Old-time
• Young writers share their dreams
• Conley seeks return
• Burning permits
• Townsend man charged in wife-beating
• Tractors trapped, solar array
• Election update
• STM will decide college's fate
• Staying the course,
• Muni-Sun's contract cut to six months
• Register your child for kindergarten
• Lots to do over school vacation
• Ayer, Harvard call off school for Tuesday as crews clean off roofs
• Ayer-Shirley school building study rejected
• Keeping faith in the cause
• Board extends decision on doggy day care
• Developer holds lottery for senior housing
• Jazz quartet to play in Harvard
• Harvard student chosen for Project 351
• Reflections, Scott Brown's first year as U.S. senator
• Keeping faith in the cause
• Final supt. candidates face committee questions
• Support and dissent at forum on feasibility study
• School project study: What's at stake?
• Support and dissent at forum on feasibility study
• CityLab visits Bromfield
• Teach kids before it's too late
• 'Charlotte's Songs for a Cure'
• Families, soldiers gather for 804th farewell ceremony
• Regional Calendar
• Evergreen Solar's new CFO could
• Chef brings healthy food alternatives to Townsend
• 'Charlotte's Songs for a Cure'
• Regional Calendar
• Program on gardening in Pepperell Feb. 9
• Families, soldiers gather
• Structure fire causes damage in excess of $160,000
• Democrats to hold caucus in Harvard
• Reflections
• Free lecture to delve into reading, writing
• Pushing Devens as 352nd town
• DEC: No Stretch Code in Devens
• Come out and play at Winterfest
• The Great Outdoors
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Sargent Shriver,
• Come out and play at Winterfest
• Household hazardous waste center OK'd for Devens
• The Great Outdoors
• International cast warms up 'Cold Comfort Farm'
• No stretch code
• Pushing Devens as 352nd town
• Regional Briefs
• Late-night panic attacks lead to renewed focus on school pressures
• Regional Calendar
• Sargent Shriver, Job Corps namesake, dies at 95
• Pushing Devens as 352nd town
• Knights of Columbus engages youngsters
• Groton home total loss in icy blaze
• Election season is off to a slow start
• Flying high: Blackbird Café
• Police: Sneaker print leads to arrests
• Wind-energy bylaw aired at hearing
• Selectmen defend effort to buy church
• Hitler's farmhouse in enclave of chalet-style homes where Beatrice Mehr lived
• Mardi Gras headlines benefit breakfast
• Mardi Gras headlines benefit breakfast
• HES name change carved into history
• Reich running for BOS
• Hitler's farmhouse in enclave of chalet-style homes where Beatrice Mehr lived
• State:
• Tennessee or bust!
• Bodylines expands with new matt studio
• State:
• Regional Briefs
• Job Corps students aid town clerk
• Groton High School class of 1960 holds 50th reunion
• State:
• State:
• State:
• Tennessee or bust!
• Shirley seeks input on town's open spaces
• Town plans
• Nomination papers available; election April 25
• Hitler's residence in enclave of chalet
• Keady pleads innocent in court on wiretap charges
• Entering a decade of change
• State:
• Townsend sees changes in well regulations
• Townsend Public Library events
• Harvard PTO offers special programs
• Nashoba Valley Medical Center acquisition finds support
• Nashoba Valley Medical Center acquisition finds support
• Hitler's farmhouse in enclave of chalet-style homes where Beatrice Mehr lived
• McNabb will not run for re-election
• Many buy gas outside of higher-cost Pepperell
• Ayer-Shirley Honor Roll
• Ayer sergeant returns
• Shirley Historical Society debates its future
• Selectman eyes power of solar for town offices
• Keady pleads innocent
• Town Hall closing at 1 p.m.
• Concern for workers, anger at governor over Evergreen Solar's planned March 31 closure
• Republican Town Committee selects officers
• Information about Ayer-Shirley's special election Feb. 5
• Warrant for special election for Ayer and Shirley
• Health board holds on recycling fee
• Household hazardous waste center gets DEC nod
• Relaying hope to cancer victims
• Household hazardous waste center gets DEC nod
• Historical Society hosting a night of jazz and art Jan. 21
• G-D grad puts heart and soul into her music
• Officials present feasibility study funding strategy
• An Evening of Science: Engineer to speak about work in Iraq
• Artist continues to work for restored Memorial Hall
• Crazy Dog Quilts Lady comes to Townsend
• Volunteers needed
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Market Math: Learn by doing
• Ice-fishing good catch for young, old
• Volunteers needed for healing garden
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• NMRHS students answer charity's call
• Friends celebrate seniors with Jan. luncheon
• Townsend Woods
• Open burning permits available
• Fire officials investigate blaze at subdivision
• Retired CSM recalls Ft. Devens and a long military career
• Health board opts to submit reduced budget
• Heath board:It's time to charge for recycling
• Ayer-Shirley regional schools must 'drill down' on delta
• Retired CSM recalls Ft. Devens and long career
• The Great Outdoors
• Westford Academy student wins Chamber scholarship
• Massachusetts 2011 fishing, hunting licenses for sale online
• Nashoba Tech Honor Roll
• Re-evaluate your life insurance this new year
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Briefs
• Nashoba students in FIRST Robotics
• Mind and body
• Ricci: DEC's meetings should be set up for recording
• Business Briefs
• Tick's Boutique keeping up with the trends
• Retired CSM recalls long military career
• Officials close to naming Berry administrator
• New Year, same issues, but officials see progress coming
• Vacancy on Board of Assessors
• Fincom begins review
• Hazen Happenings in January
• Shirley Police Briefs
• Student facing civil-rights charges
• Pepperell mulls going it alone
• Adams scholarships honor high-achievers
• Declining state aid problematic for school budget planners
• 'Teamwork' theme reflects new Ayer-Shirley reality
• Townsend woman steps up to donate life-saving kidney
• 'Teamwork' contest theme reflects new Ayer-Shirley reality
• Pepperell Fire 'is proud
• Hargraves looks to the future as Beacon Hill reign ends
• Hargraves looks to the future as time on Beacon Hill ends
• The shape of things to come
• Ice fishing derby at Townsend Rod & Gun Club
• Expert: Residents and hunters should be able to safely coexist
• Story Slam comes to Harvard
• Regional Calendar
• Townsend woman steps up to donate life-saving kidney
• Devens Commission to consider 'Stretch Code' in '11
• Inclusion key to eliminating bullying
• Culver to depart MassDevelopment
• Ice fishing derby at Townsend Rod & Gun Club
• Townsend Ecumenical Outreach receives community-service award
• Regional Calendar
• 'Proceeding with caution'
• Special education costs may fall
• Rev It Up! 8-week Weight Management Program
• Holiday Spirit
• TEO brings hope and cheer at Christmastime
• Visions of Vicksburg Square danced in their heads
• Home for the holidays
• Ayer preschool hitches a ride on the 'Polar Express'
• First-graders dig into owl-pellet dissection
• Russell Wilkins: A farmer, businessman, consumer, too
• Honoring America's defenders
• Regional Briefs
• Devens Commission to consider 'Stretch Code' in 2011
• You have the wrong idea
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Visions of Vicksburg Square danced in their heads
• Visions of Vicksburg Square danced in their heads
• Groton receives portion of $6.3M in state-based
• Jenkins Road saga continues
• Variances OK'd by health board for septic upgrade
• Posting Board
• 'Everything happens for a reason': Marine
• Changes to construction at Academy Hill face vote
• Accommodations at planned dog-care facility raises concerns for officials
• Bank sells one, buys back two others in foreclosure auction
• BOS considers leaving bank
• Shirley school budget on edge of safety net
• Shirley school budget on edge of safety net
• Marchetti: Major goals as manager met
• Nashoba Valley Medical Center News - December 23, 2010
• Regional Calendar
• Devens Recycling gets Saturday hours trial
• Meet Mr. Wetherbee
• Fidelity Bank employees give $16G
• Devens Recycling gets 6-month shot at Saturday hours
• Did you know?
• Nashoba Valley Medical Center bought by Steward Health Care
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Harvard Schools Trust announces membership drive
• Shirley museum full of holiday gifts
• Soldiers take the clothes off their backs, use medic training, to save injured jumper
• Town hit with black-ice woes Sunday morning
• Harvard church seeks coordinator
• A different kind of 'Christmas Carol'
• Hockey keeping Groton's
• Caged dogs, 'junkyard' issues for health board
• District working to align anti-bullying policies with state
• Next concert Saturday
• Water woes
• Correction
• Charitable giving helps those in need
• Laurie Boisvert, Mom of the Month for December
• Bromfield School has
• Festival of Tree a feast
• Education Foundation awards 11 new grants to district schools
• New Year's Day walk at Harvard refuge
• Groups still working to ID items for Master Plan update
• Malouin appointed to fill COA vacancy
• The Posting Board
• Shirley fire captain to be named firefighter of year
• Santa Project a gift to the community
• Board OKs 8.5% water, sewer hike
• Posting Board
• The real obsession is Dill's Atlantic Giant pumpkins, the kind that set world records
• Planning ideas for Shirley Village Growth District I
• No budget increases for FY2012
• Winter concerts upcoming at Bromfield School
• To Afghanistan, with love
• Field of 34 down to two in CAO search
• The great outdoors
• Regional Calendar
• Townsend woman behind raffle to aid in paralyzed student's recovery
• Regional Briefs
• Riding the Karma Bus: Mini-Horses Anyone?
• Vespers concert to be held on the common
• Local Lion cited as Outstanding Citizen
• Devens Recycling Center still trying for Saturday hours
• The great outdoors
• Nashoba Valley Chamber of Commerce Calendar
• Townsend woman behind raffle to aid paralyzed student's recovery
• Man hurt in jump from train
• Panagiotakos, 'friend and ally,' bids farewell
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• JBOS focuses on a vision for Vicksburg Square
• Townsend woman behind raffle to aid in paralyzed student's recovery
• Workingout for local causes
• One injured in rollover on Route 2
• Opera singer returns to Townsend roots
• Police, Fire Logs
• Priscilla Endicott awarded HCT's William Tolle Hermann prize
• All Boards discuss 2012 budget
• Baby Sitting Class At Nashoba Valley Medical Center
• Dlott prefers to listen in early stages of interim postion
• School Committee, residents debate school holidays
• Klein presents plan to consolidate fire stations
• Joint boards set
• Joint boards sets five-year goal on Devens governance
• Jazz pianist to perform for Loaves and Fishes pantry
• PACH and L&F join Bemis to help feed area's needy
• Wonderful music of Ireland
• Regional Calendar
• Pets aren't toys
• DEC Commissioner addresses possible conflict of interest
• Fingerprints clear man falsely fingered in train fight
• Merry Rockmas Bash to benefit PACH
• DEC Commissioner addresses possible conflict of interest
• Lawrence Academy honors Harvard's Peisch
• Master Plan taking shape
• Resident told to restore stream
• $526G Pond St. reconstruction in posed grant
• Board of Selectmen Briefs
• Board: Roads paved with good intentions must be reworked
• The Posting Board
• The Posting Board
• BOH OKs variances for Ecumenical Center
• No hikes expected in 2012 budget
• Reuse panel buoyed by reception
• Two NMRHS students raise money for trip to New Orleans
• The Posting Board
• Ayer told of school merger's negative financial impact
• The Posting Board
• Soldier to get burial with honor
• Fingerprints clear man falsely fingered in train fight
• To:Mike Green; Q: Are you married?
• To:Lyndon Johnson; Q: Are you married?
• Black bears are here to stay
• Shirley Fire Department 19th Annual Turkey Party
• Relive Shirley's 1953 pageant and parade at library
• Questions of conflict linger
• Friends of Seniors to hold members drive
• Senior Center's new coordinator is 'Devine'
• Ayer Police Department wants a toy under every child's tree
• Holiday hours for Harvard Transfer Station
• Condo's bid to reduce water rate rejected
• Volunteers treat seniors to another sumptuous Thanksgiving repast
• Feeling good in Groton
• Riding the karma bus
• Regional Calendar
• Protests aside, Evergreen Solar gets its CO
• Evergreen Solar: Talk of jobs moving to China premature
• Permit doesn't quiet critics
• Regional Calendar
• Community Church to hold Christmas Fair Dec. 4
• Planning Board OKs changes to wind-energy bylaw
• Robbery ends with Littleton arrest
• Success CLICKS at Nissitissit
• Council on Aging
• Durno appointed to health board
• PACH outreach thanks
• Covered Bridge DVD available for the holidays
• Finance Committee seeking ways to
• Costs of illness go far beyond medical bills
• Appearance policy -- more form than function?
• State-mandated property
• Rep-elect Harrington visits downtown
• Florence Roche principal awards certificates to winning students
• Questions of conflict linger
• Black bears are here to stay
• North Middlesex grad working to crack secrets of exploding stars
• Bringing home the meaning of Veterans Day
• Downtown building auctioned off
• Bringing home the meaning of Veterans Day
• Expect a 2% hike in property taxes
• Harvard Schools Trust awards $8,935 in grants
• Regional Calendar
• History matters Pepperell Historical Society:
• Boy to the world Crossing over
• State again has more protected acres than developed ones
• DEC approves Evergreen sound fix
• 'Holiday Mail for Heroes' to deliver greetings to U.S. Military members
• MassDevelopment CEO to Devens: We're 'not going anywhere'
• North Middlesex Savings Bank employees donate $1,935 to Loaves & Fishes food pantry
• VFW Men's Auxiliary started in Townsend
• Public meeting posts now only online
• Dancers' philosophy of movement comes together in studio classes
• Pepperell's Rachel Brophy chosen Teacher of the Month
• North Middlesex grad working to crack secrets of exploding stars
• Mom of the Month makes it look easy
• Hamel, who 'always wanted to do it all,' now has the chance
• Town clerk sponsors top dog-tag contest
• Agricultural survey to advance
• Bromfield players to present 'Seussical Jr.'
• Groton author pens sequel to beachside town's history
• Winter approaching, fire officials caution residents, students
• Community Church to hold Christmas Fair on Dec. 4
• Hamel, who 'always wanted to do it all,' now has the chance
• Scouts scout for food... and find it!
• Using Christmas trees to get kids to turn over a new leaf
• CPC begins probe of funding requests
• Harvard Public Library lists November, December events
• Commission: Evergreen passes the quiet test
• Voters go green, OK new employee insurance option
• Public input sought on new principal
• The Posting Board
• Three Bromfield students in running
• Hildreth Elementary to host book fair
• Naturalist author to sign books in Harvard
• Wallace appointed to Council on Aging
• Evergreen Solar noise still a
• Health board taking up mosquito control on Nov. 30
• Jessa Piaia to portray Isabella Stewart Gardner
• Harvard Public Library Programs, Activities
• Dance and Movement Studio anchors old library pilot project in Harvard
• Evergreen Solar quiets Devens plant; but noise ongoing?
• Groton workshop to examine foundation's laptop technology
• Seniors make pitch for Prescott
• Residents learn details of sewer-extension plan
• Ayer police sponsor safety program
• Supt. appoints interim high-school principal
• Outgoing Senior Center director promises, 'I'll see you around!'
• Sign honoring town's residents in military will soon be erected
• Board airs views on BYOB Public hearing set
• CDBG public hearing Nov. 23
• Correction
• Posting Board
• Silversmith lends her time, talent to help job seekers
• Channel 8 plans training workshops
• Groton resident receives Dept. of Public Health Champion Award
• Conservation group to lead Groton walk
• Cub Scouts Pack 11 collecting gifts
• Veteran equals honor
• As budget season gears up, fire chief sounds siren
• Freedom comes at great cost
• High school building
• The Posting Board
• Father-son charged in rape
• Going green
• Facing fifth OUI,
• Sterilite steps up to the plate again, this time for TEO
• PACH Outreach needs your
• Officials proceed with caution
• Landmarks of Ireland
• Townsend educator honored by Martha Stewart
• Regional Calendar
• The Posting Board
• Veteran equals honor
• Fire log
• Gibbons law firm buys Park. St. Grafax building
• Freedoms come at great cost
• Man accused of kidnapping Pepperell girl pleads innocent
• Group to offer on-demand
• Groton workshop to examine foundation's laptop technology
• Former Council on Aging director returns
• Pepperell Council on Aging nominates interim director, after one choice resigns
• Guys fitness challenge makes
• The Posting Board
• Snowblowers can take the pain out of shoveling
• Groton man to take part in play at Cornerstone
• The Posting Board
• Buy a home generator to stay warm in an emergency
• Pepperell Senior Center Nov. events
• Children spook, surprise at Boo Friday
• Townsend condo unit flooded by water-rate hike
• New by-law allows for residential wind energy systems
• Excited electorate packs the polls
• Court sides with Shirley, reverses mobile-park ruling
• Babbitassit Village residents upset over rules broken, smoking
• Send a little bit of Christmas
• Maxant opposes 'workforce housing'
• Ayer wary about backing Vicksburg rehab
• The Posting Board
• Maxant opposes 'workforce housing'
• Devens residents: 'We need people'
• Melodrama supports historic Meeting House
• Lawrence Library to host Janet Young art exhibit
• Ayer residents still hesitant, blocking Vicksburg Sq. rehab
• Send a little bit of Christmas
• Winter parking ban
• John Olver returns to Washington for 10th term
• Lean on me
• Send a little bit of Christmas to soldiers far from home
• Fort Devens Museum holds open house Nov. 6
• Parent questions teacher's comments on election
• Elementary school principal on School Committee wish list
• Eldridge trounces Thompson
• The Posting Board
• Posting Board
• Flanagan wins Middlesex and Worcester District
• Accused of bullying, youth kills himself
• Townsend Woods accepting aps for March move-ins
• Benson staves off Hayes, again
• AA bond rating is 'very good news'
• Vendor Day to kick off holiday season in Townsend
• DEC seeks
• Judge: Not enough evidence to issue order against CEO
• Winter parking ban begins Nov. 15 in Shirley
• Send a little bit of Christmas to soldiers far from home
• Correction:
• BOS summary recap Meeting scheduled adjusted due to election
• Tour of Trinity Financial's Properties - 11/11/10
• Cupcake Festival a sweet treat, part of Library/Senior Center anniversary
• The Posting Board
• DO'S for the Winter
• Regional Briefs
• Locals team up
• Spirit of community joins towns in reuse effort
• Two more awards, concert at Goss Farm
• Town cemeteries reveal hints into Townsend's past
• Town Meeting says 'no' to parking plan
• Eldridge, Thompson show clear differences
• Voters asked to hold on Board of Health appropriation
• Fire Dept. holding food drive
• Castellano back in action, but not as town's nurse
• Murray: $1.5M in grants for 'green' communities'
• Spirit of community joins towns in reuse
• Yes vote on local Question 4
• Public meetings will answer questions on new affordable housing option
• Benson and Hayes outline positions
• Boy, accused of bullying, kills himself
• Eldridge, Thompson exhibit clear differences at Devens Common debate
• Planning Board sets deadline for action
• First-grade teacher wants to help students grow
• Garside attracted by rewards of teaching
• Regional Briefs
• Senior breakfast a success
• Regional Calendar
• Lambert resigns, Buckley chairman of health board
• Devens community update for Oct. 22
• Harrington, Reich discuss sales tax, jobs, immigration, affordable housing
• Kitty wants to go home
• Carnival was a fun fund raiser for 4th of July 2011
• DEC seeks to deflect appearance
• Murray: $1.5M in grants for 'green' communities'
• Two more awards
• Common Ground
• Kitty wants
• Music students perform in showcase recital
• Benson and Hayes outline positions
• Police seek driver who ran down woman
• Five Ayer High students receive
• Health insurance for town retirees, employees hot topics at STM
• Police seek driver who ran down woman
• Health board again backs Park St. homeowner
• Harvard Public Library lists events for children, teens, adults
• Regional Calendar
• Auto-theft prevention 'VIN Etching' day Oct. 30
• Regional Briefs
• Man accused of indecent assault
• Candidates differ on sales and alcohol taxes
• Harvard Kids Trail Race Nov. 7
• Community service awards event
• Shirley group takes long Fall Foliage Walk
• Eldridge, Thompson debate; Benson-Hayes a no-go
• The Posting Board
• Ayer medical
• 'Ayer Time' students to fix up senior quad
• Reich: Discriminatory groups fund Harrington campaign
• Resident says DEC member has conflict of interest
• Regional Calendar
• Wide disparity in funds raised/spent in 1st Middlesex state rep race
• Yankee Magazine writer recalls visits to Shirley
• Cheerleaders raise awareness and help for neighbors in need
• Community service awards event
• PACH Outreach offers fuel assistance
• October is Fire Prevention Month
• Pepperell Halloween Game Night Oct. 30
• Cheerleaders raise awareness and help for neighbors in need
• Archaeological study finds more historical sites in Groton
• Groton voters OK preserving 54 acres, $20G for fields
• Officer Santiago wins sergeant bid
• Harrington says Reich polluting the issues
• Veterans can drive
• Devens FMC hosts 5k community walk/run
• Fort Devens Museum celebrates anniversary, honors Veterans Day with open house
• Men thriving in the woman's world of hairstyling
• Developer announces 'Vision Sessions'
• Men thriving in the woman's world of hairstyling
• Harvard's Ricci, Ayer's Maxant dispute Macnamara spin
• Ayer promotes Go Greener contest, chance to win prizes
• No end in sight for water ban
• Stoddart documentary to be shown in Leominster
• Groton school district to have preschool screenings this month
• Peacock Players present 'Charlotte's Web'
• Ayer/Shirley committee is seeking volunteers
• DEC to reconsider denial of Saturday hours to Devens Recycling
• Ayer/Shirley committee seeks volunteers
• Stripe bass fishing is as good as it gets -- right now
• Hidden stressors of caregiving
• End of an era at Dewmore Farm After 70 years, Rossbach family is out of the farming business
• Historian tells tales of murder, vampires
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Ladies Night out is Nov. 17
• Patriot's Pen contest: Does patriotism still matter?
• GDEF Results
• Two injured in five-car accident
• Regional Calendar
• Regional Calendar
• Police firing range complaints cause selectmen to seek options
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Briefs
• Groton agrees to mounting block move to Harvard
• Goss Farm's family
• Patriot's Pen contest: Does patriotism still matter?
• Ayer chair nudged Devens green housing
• Learn about the fine art of gilding at picture-frame exhibit
• Donations of clothes needed for foster child
• Townsend firm chosen for environmental Devens housing
• Donations of clothes needed
• Learn about the fine art of gilding at picture-frame exhibit in Littleton
• Harvard bows out on Devens Saturday recycling hours
• If wishes were horses
• Goss Farm's family
• Historical Commission agrees to mounting block move to Harvard
• 'Taste of northern Italy' comes to Pepperell
• Robocalls didn't violate ethics laws
• Charity Chili Cook-Off Sunday
• Team to show its colors for cancer fundraiser
• Mind and body:
• Former North Middlesex teacher hopes leadership institute helps students think globally
• Ayer chair nudged Devens green housing
• Film on Groton environmentalist gets wider play
• Pepperell and Townsend have their share of haunted happenings
• Ayer chair nudged Devens green housing
• Ayer church hosts Go Greener Contest
• FinCom asks voters to reject sales tax reduction question
• Ayer DPW boss seeks new stormwater fee
• If wishes were horses
• Benson, Hayes face off in Shirley debate
• Lt. Profit honored as a special friend to seniors
• Townsend firm chosen for
• District queries on state ballot
• Superintendent search panel seeking community volunteers
• Townsend VFW holds bake sale to raise money for Auxiliary Cancer Fund
• Ayer chairman nudged Devens green housing
• With $11M garage derailed, Ayer weighs $4M parking lot
• Nashoba Valley Medical Center has fall events, meetings
• Cause of education inspires supporters to run!
• Space heater sparks blaze
• State: Selectman's robocalls didn't violate ethics laws
• DPW chief pitches new stormwater fund
• Ayer looks to Plan B
• More surprises for 'Warrior Mom'
• Police to operate safe driving checkpoint
• House tours bring visitors
• Photo exhibit captures Groton's unique New England charm
• 5K/2K Trail Run and Walk Oct . 3
• Bare Hill Pond drawdown notice
• Ayer ed program to include Shirley
• Selectmen review Common sign regs
• Bemis Associates: 'A good neighbor'
• Townsend's Concemis look forward to moving into their new home
• New fee for Ayer property owners?
• Multi-Meeting Process for Vicksburg Square
• No dough for Ayer town clerk
• Regional Calendar
• Groton man suspect
• Regional Briefs
• Police chief agrees to new contract
• Farming the old-fashioned way
• Action plan for Groton pushed back
• Regional Calendar
• Designated drivers for seniors OK to use transfer station
• Dinner to benefit Cancer Society
• Former school board member told working group didn't
• Harvard Conservation Trust winner of SVT Allen Morgan Conservation Learning Award
• Ayer-Shirley middle-high school estimated at $30-$40M
• Townsend council seeks proposals
• Propel yourself to Groton festival
• Dinner to benefit Cancer Society
• Energy panel asks for split with Johnson Controls
• Education program
• Bromfield School 10th-graders top
• Get rid of unwanted items at Open Market
• Help needed for Townsend haunted trail
• Groton man critical after Ayer crash
• Regional Briefs
• FinCom smooths out dispute with Haddad
• Regional Calendar
• Land trust treads lightly on commitment to new purchases
• Groton music event to benefit local residents with MS
• Reeves Memorial Run is a race for scholarship
• Devens 'Business Kitchen Cabinet' convenes opening session
• Showdown over posting town meetings
• Friends Who Care
• Battle to free brother is now a big-screen drama
• Ayer Masonic lodge honors two locals with Joseph Warren medal
• Neighbors fired up over shooting range
• Ashby farm to hold Alpaca Farm Days Sept. 25 and 26
• Cause without a cure, but not without hope
• Clarification
• Bragan: Clark did not violate Open Meeting Law
• Apple Harvest Ramble 10k Road Race Oct. 3
• Harvard flea market Oct. 9
• Regional Briefs
• Devens Recycling wants another try at Saturday hours
• Regional Calendar
• Pepperell's White Hen Pantry is now a
• Friends Who Care
• No-show owner
• Groton music event to benefit local residents with MS
• $1G grant would jump-start
• Pepperell Marine teaches martial arts in Guatemala
• Old Groton Inn may see colonial rebirth
• Church group's resale shop opens Sept. 28
• LAW Curriculum Nights introduces parents to the school's top priorities
• Ashby farm to hold Alpaca Farm Days Sept. 25 and 26
• Federal windfall offsets state's shortfall
• Old Groton Inn may see colonial rebirth
• Joint Boards seeks plan for Vicksburg Sq.
• Town engineer updates on water, sewer projects
• Ayer Post 139 makes history
• Dedication of Plaques
• Ayer's Sullivan loses primary bid
• Townsend Cub Scouts have full slate of fall activities planned
• Town Election Results
• Regional Briefs
• All-Boards meeting focuses
• The Posting Board
• The Posting Board
• Walking for a cure, and Charlotte
• Senior Center to offer $2 monthly breakfast
• The Posting Board
• Planners review possible bylaw changes
• Davis Library to be redeveloped
• Ayer/Shirley school committee
• Sudol leaving board, moving to Texas
• No savings in NM-Lunenburg merger idea
• Do you know us? Police look for 2 who stole meal
• No savings in North Middlesex-Lunenburg merger
• Regional Calendar
• Youth not phased by 2010 elections...Are they disengaged this time around?
• Friends Who Care to host benefit dinner
• Regional Briefs
• Informational meeting Oct. 4 on Ayer plans for stormwater and water resources improvements
• School board addresses Jefferson ethics violation
• Shirley family looking for cat
• Ayer Scouts mark 9th anniversary of 9/11
• Pilot Project Preview Day at Old Library Sept. 18
• Bands, carnivals, castle siege part of Harvard Fall Fest Sept. 17-19
• What's in a name?
• Town back to business...Creativity spawns constructive idea
• Nashoba Valley Tech to install more solar panels
• Parker reflects on regional move
• Posting Board
• Byrne, Barnes engaged
• Water Dept. surplus can be used for new construction
• The Posting Board
• Black bears abundant in Mass. -- time to hunt
• Susan Teachout, Mom of the Month
• Pack Outreach at Pepperell farmers market on Sept. 18
• Inaugural Shirley Shines a hit
• Turnout 'outstanding' for first Ken Harrod Memorial Bike Ride
• What's in a name?
• Turnout 'outstanding'
• Sashiko work on display at Lawrence Library
• The Posting Board
• Regional Calendar
• Groton Agricultural Commission aims to be more proactive
• Cool reception for tax amnesty
• Bountiful farmers market
• Shirley family looking for cat
• Harrington, Reich head to November
• Ayer's Sullivan loses primary bid
• Fuel flap has man fuming
• BOS: No Saturday hours for Devens
• School budget for '10 ends with a surplus
• Briefs from across the region
• Suspect in Pepperell kidnapping arraigned on N.H. charges
• Regional Calendar
• Pepperell Cultural Council is accepting grant applications for fiscal 2011
• Benefit planned for, by those with MS
• Pages for Peace students welcome 9/11 first-responders
• Seeking a plan for Vicksburg Sq.
• Warrant draft gets a once-over
• Benefit planned for, by those with MS
• WHEN YOU GOTTA GO, YOU GOTTA GO
• Ayer's open mike night gears up
• Townsend Historical Society to host
• Deadfish to perform at Harvard's Battle of the Bands
• Boards working
• Vet to host Tiny Tigers Adoption Day on Sept. 19
• National POW/MIA
• The Posting Board
• Selectmen: Signs can't go just anywhere
• Groton Woman's Club to meet Sept. 17
• Hopefuls stump at forum
• Posting Board
• East meets west at new business
• Harvard Cultural Council accepting grant applications for fiscal 2011
• Author Rule to speak at Friends of the Townsend Seniors meeting Sept. 22
• Drug Take-back Initiative Sept. 25
• Joint Boards seek a plan for Vicksburg Square
• The Posting Board
• Do-it-yourself spirit still
• Event asks adults,
• Sandy Pond School Association to hold open house
• Tour of schools yields repairs, progress
• Man pleads innocent in alleged assault of cop
• McGuane twins seek SJC review
• Luca takes Gilles, Pontbriand to Task
• Joint Boards ponders reason to be
• Pepperell's tomato king rules again
• Briefs from across the region
• Townsend boy raises $500 for Children's Hospital
• Regional Calendar
• Shirley Friendship Fund seeks
• New dance studio opens in Harvard
• He came to visit, but not to stay...
• An invitation to readers:
• Oops, I did it again?
• Company plans
• Covered Bridge grand opening Saturday
• Devens Operations official congratulates local grill for appearance on NECN
• Town balks over merger
• Ramirez has varied
• Assessors making property taxes as fair as possible
• Briefs from across the region
• Sheehan: Challenges to come, but town has been frugal
• Regional Calendar
• Federal aid will offset school cuts, protect teachers
• Federal aid will offset school cuts, protect teachers
• Joint Boards ponders reason to be
• Ayer-Shirley school committee prepares for new year
• State of school funding
• He came to visit, but not to stay...
• New covered bridge is fifth at site over Nashua River
• Federal aid will offset school cuts, protect teachers
• From Miss B, with love
• Oops,
• Sports is 'third rail' in Lunenburg
• Sterling company has plans to rehab old Davis Library
• Federal aid will offset school cuts, protect teachers
• Pepperell balks over merger
• Joint Boards ponders reason to be
• Ayer couple have hospital wedding so father can attend
• Sterling company has plans to rehab old Davis Library
• Did you see that?
• Harvard schools gear up for new year
• Submit your questions for next week's debate
• Traditional Sashiko quilts on display
• Page Hilltop alters timing, adds staff
• Pepperell Garden Club to meet Sept. 8 for plant swap
• News in brief from the Board of Health
• 'Oliver' auditions Sept. 7-8
• Nashoba Valley Technical High School
• Devens Recycling Center official: 'There are no rats'
• Biking across China
• Devens news
• Brush fire leaves mark on public land
• New principal Mahoney at home in Hildreth halls
• Look out for tree-killing beetle
• Upcoming at Pepperell Senior Center...
• New year brings new principal to LAW
• Silver Foxes take their cues to Vegas
• Correction
• Welcome back for a new school year
• Regional Calendar
• The Posting Board
• Shirley wants new bridge in place by year's end
• Briefs from across the region
• Fixing up Ayer's Fletcher Building
• Antique Fords, Chryslers gleamed at Relay for Life fundraiser
• Going once ... going twice ... canceled!
• Selectmen nix loan for Central Ave. land
• Antique Fords, Chryslers gleamed at Relay for Life fundraiser
• Purgatory for Ayer's garage project
• FinCom briefs
• Central Ave land deals: One down, two to go
• Sign bylaw gets sweeping update
• Page Hilltop bus routes, Ayer
• Bromfield, Hildreth bus routes
• Planning Board legal bill query
• Donna Miller, Mom of the Month
• Candidates state their views
• Regional Calendar
• Extended Day begins for Shirley students
• Spots still available to show off your talent
• Briefs from across the Region
• Health board taking two cases to court
• 'Doc' devoted his life to caring for animals
• Water ban in effect
• Special Town Meeting set for Oct. 25
• Weed harvest at pond improving; board to discuss beach excavation
• The Posting Board
• Town GOP committee chair seeks person responsible for phone calls
• Moak talks
• Tri-board idea gets lukewarm reception
• Money matters join local officials
• Harvard and Bolton Police Departments, Harvard Lions Club present
• The Posting Board
• Modern living to be focus of free lecture
• Regional Calendar
• State won't back 400-car rail trail garage project
• Tai Chi for Seniors helps body, mind and spirit
• Regional Briefs
• Experts retained to review Emily's Way
• The Posting Board
• Doctor
• Ayer High School, Middle School bus routes
• Funaiole completes Institute II at Municipal Clerks Institute and Academy
• Doctor
• Spinner questions value of 10-year capital plan
• Ashby man stands trial in alleged drunken - driving case
• Harvesting a new crop
• Artistic history of Pepperell bridge? She's got it covered
• Townsend Military Band wraps up summer concert series
• Selectmen's Meeting Highlights
• Academic honors
• Town wells at lowest levels ever
• Railroad club -- 25 years on the track
• Selectmen sign off on special override vote
• Regional Calendar
• Resident reports boat adrift
• The Posting Board
• Election and Town Meeting times scheduled
• Classic car show, barbecue set for Saturday
• BOS, GELD in sync on Station Avenue
• The Posting Board
• Pilot center to launch at Old Library
• Regional Briefs
• Harvard firefighters to host 1st
• Town of Shirley to hold override, state primary elections Sept. 14
• Saturday longboarding event OK'd by selectmen
• The Bromfield School
• Page Hilltop School bus routes
• Groton seeking photos for Annual Town Report
• Author Rule to speak at Friends of Townsend Seniors annual meeting
• 'Run for the Hills' Sept. 12 in Harvard
• Officials anticipate a rough road ahead
• Goals on track for school district
• Grotonfest to welcome 9/11 first-responders
• Groton Farmer's Market ripe for the picking
• Regional Calendar
• Pond committee thanks EPA
• North Middlesex, Lunenburg still in merger talks
• Business News
• Ayer medical center thanks employee for fundraising efforts
• Book groups, movies and eco-friendly events
• Contract signed, Pontbriand is on the job
• Veterinarian has hands full keeping animals healthy and happy
• Regional Briefs
• New principal settles in at NMRHS
• Police chief to hone firearms skills
• Investigating views
• The Posting Board
• Children say 'So long, farewell' with the sounds of music
• Saturdays dashed
• Man surrenders to Ayer police
• The Posting Board
• Clarification
• Selectmen approve override vote at state primary
• Harvard Police Briefs
• Ayer girl meets English
• Republican group to host annual cigar, scotch event
• Absentee ballots available
• Academic honors, graduates
• North Middlesex, Lunenburg still in merger talks
• Groton School pipes down plans for 'green' heating
• Health officials warn animal owners
• Suspected burglars nabbed in Fitchburg
• The Posting Board
• Laddawn Inc. picks Devens
• Townsend, Ashby police explore merger
• Silence for former selectman's deceased spouse
• Summer buzz
• Senior Center requests new works
• Restaurateur eyes Pepperell bank site
• Blood Drive today!
• Listening to the whispers of the universe
• Two face charges in thefts of scrap metal
• Saturdays dashed
• Forest fires highlight laudable donation
• The Posting Board
• Saturdays dashed
• Surprise 'surplus' a problem for Water Dept.
• McGuane twins lose appeal of conviction
• Regional Calendar
• Blood Drive today!
• The Posting Board
• Summer hours, fall storytimes
• Ayer girl meets English donor who saved her life
• Ayer woman one of 20 chosen for opera study program in Verona, Italy
• The Posting Board
• Guarding bridge's history Group seeks donations for park to commemorate Wright's hero
• Covenant Committee seeks OK
• Water ban in effect immediately
• Saturdays dashed for Devens Recycling
• Harvard woman drowns in swimming pool
• Harvard project on Community Foundation grants list
• Groton concert series continues
• Medical center offers soothing advice for coping with bug bites
• Pepperell Food Bank and PACH Outreach is every second Thursday of the month
• Devens Recycling wants
• The Walker Bros. Circus
• Devens update
• Fire Dept. selling illuminated house numbers
• Developers hold solo meetings to talk Vicksburg Sq.
• Town clerk news
• Devens Recycling wants
• Devens update
• Ayer man to face hearing over prison ruckus
• Regional Calendar
• Transitions at Devens brings help, hope
• Town clerk news
• Regional Briefs
• Devens Recycling wants
• Couple see promise in old Victorian
• Going green with trash
• Acton Toyota dealership sports mural created by local students
• Winnie and Judd Wheeler
• A life spent hitting the high notes
• The laughter dies
• Regional Calendar
• Bears are here to stay in Townsend
• Regional Briefs
• Athletic director resigns, heads to Westford Academy
• 'Right next to heaven, there is a place called Groton'
• E.coli found in Pepperell water test
• Sundown concert series sizzles in Harvard
• Student Art Contest winners
• Devens update
• Home sale moves forward despite radon mixup
• Selectmen oppose expanding hours at Devens Recycling
• Marriner to violator: 'Hey, this isn't cricket'
• Cautious optimism for school budget
• JBOS goes head to head with Devens chief
• Bus fees eliminated but distance limits remain
• News from Devens chief
• Six school officials' contracts OK'd, raises for five
• Repairs to fire station annex underway
• Frost: Trouble getting $300G in transition money will be overcome
• Frost: Trouble getting $300G in transition money will be overcome
• Evergreen given a Nov. 1 deadline
• Ayer Selectmen Reach Terms with new TA Pontbriand
• 40 items filled with supplies given at special liturgy at St. Andrew's
• Developers want solo meetings to discuss Vicksburg Square
• For Townsend man, Dunkin' Donuts is the family business
• Regional Briefs
• Regional Calendar
• Fire Dept. adds rehabbed forest truck without burning a hole in its budget
• 'Summer Roundup'
• In A Manger
• Diocese of Massachusetts - 221st Annual Convention
• Apple Pie Day
• Page Hilltop Elementary School Music Program

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