Holden, MA News

• Holden, MA News
• Aune K. Orre
• Ralph K. Oslund
• Ruth B. Bovaird
• Library switches to new catalog system
• John J. O'Shea
• HCC golf tournament, dinner on June 10
• Mary E. Mowatt
• Eleanor C. Patterson
• Phyllis R. Uppvall
• Barbara M. White
• C. Michael Lavin
• Renzoni named chairman
• Strate seeks recount
• Site visit to discuss tree removal
• Sox T-shirts for donors
• Tul R. Frederickson
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Three honored for police work in Holden
• Kids’ ride at AMC
• Monty Tech greenhouse in bloom
• Camille Holloway
• Robert A. Szerejko
• Patricia Morris
• Irene C. Rice
• Henry A. Rettstadt
• Shirley E. Hillhouse
• Support group meets weekly
• Helen D. Harrahy
• Frances E. Fox
• Alfred T. Glockner Jr.
• Rita E. DiLiddo
• Alfred L. Couture
• John S. Copeland
• School Lunch Menu
• Thomas Prince third quarter honors
• Mountaineers at head of class
• AUTOBODY Menard's Athlete of the Week
• Sterling performance by Sterling gymnasts
• ENTERTAINMENT Grange talent winners hail from Holden and Rutland
• Selectmen don’t act on Pape resignation
• MOOSE ON THE LOOSE
• Memorial Day parade
• Farmers’ Market opens May 25 in town center
• Three incumbents lose seats
• New library software
• State IG clears town buying practices
• Voters say no to school budget request
• Swim lessons begin
• Memorial Day schedule
• O’Brien is citizen of year
• 19 apply for fire chief position
• Ward gets interim post
• 11 parcels of unused town land could be sold
• Voters approve school budget, fire department requests at town meeting
• Locals play in Sousa Band
• Grand Marshal is Army captain
• Footbridge to open on June 2
• Memorial Day celebration Sunday
• CPR, first aid classes
• Program aims for happy campers
• Library software change
• Ballot question passes
• Memorial Day parade, breakfast
• Memorial Day breakfast, parade and ceremony
• Seniors’ summer trips
• Town meeting OKs school spending
• Quinapoxet Street work
• School budget passes, zoning changes denied
• Chamber anniversary dinner
• GFL book discussion group
• Mayo Kindergarten orientation
• Veterans meeting on Leyte Gulf
• STARS IN STRIPES
• Pay It Forward a success
• Mutual Aid Ball a success
• New Gale Free Library book store opening soon
• Question of the Week
• Pantos thanks voters
• O’Brien thanks Holden residents
• Ferguson outlines agenda for office
• Circumstances amid the pomp
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• No school budget until Paxton decides another override
• BREAKFAST AT BIGELOW’S
• Henry A. Rettstadt
• Shirley E. Hillhouse
• Rutland voters say no to school budget
• State IG clears town buying practices
• Alfred T. Glockner Jr.
• Mary E. Mowatt
• Robert A. Szerejko
• Alfred L. Couture
• With promise of another half-million in state aid, district cuts school assessments
• Voters approve school budget, fire department requests
• Spring wildlife walk
• Puppy Paddling at NEADS
• Helen D. Harrahy
• Frances E. Fox
• Rita E. DiLiddo
• “Coming of Age” art exhibit and sale
• Patricia Morris
• Irene C. Rice
• Emergency school committee meeting on Thursday
• Camille Holloway
• Audition workshop this Saturday
• Farmers’ Market opens May 25
• Garden Club plant sale this Saturday
• Ham and bean supper at First Church
• Renzoni voted chairman
• Hydrant, mains flushing next week
• Hillary Blakeney part of RemDawg running/walking team
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Homes under agreement numbers increasing again
• Locke killed in crash
• Patricia E. Woods
• Antonette V. Whitmore
• Nick S. Vasil
• Fire Calls
• VNA Keep Well clinic
• School budget passes, senior center moves forward
• Emil J. Rendano
• Anthony E. Roy
• Charles A. Merrill Sr.
• Thomas J. Morrissey
• Robert D. Gustafson
• Nathan C. Locke
• Joseph R. Hogan
• Linda Fitzpatrick
• Legion golf tournament
• Richard H. Lam
• Ann Childs
• Clara D. Ellner
• Arthur R. Cofske
• Howard A. Allen
• Special Olympics track
• Athlete Of The Week
• Usually green, Mountaineers will dig purple on Monday
• School Lunch Menu
• Newly wed
• Free Davis Farmland admission this weekend for military, public safety families
• Rutland and Sterling children in Calliope 'King and I' production
• Auditions for ‘Sound of Music’
• Stelmach runs for re-election
• Menin a candidate for Board of Health
• Sterling candidates make their case
• Scout meeting, camp-out this Sat.
• Voters to tackle spending, PILOTs
• Plant sale, cemetery tour on Saturday
• Becker, Pantos re-elected
• Firefighter Bemis resigns
• CAPTIVE CUBS
• Sheppard runs for town moderator
• LaMountain runs for school board
• Bell ringers concert
• GOP elects officers
• Firefighters, EMTs sworn in again
• American chestnut trees planted at Wildlife Sanctuary
• Blessing of bikes this Sunday
• Conway wins light board seat
• ZBA approves special permit
• CPR, first aid classes
• June fishing derby, chowder contest
• BRANCHING OUT
• Town meeting resumes Monday
• Girl Scout car wash
• Farm program open house this Saturday
• Goodrich regains seat as selectman by 4 votes
• QUITE A HAUL
• Housing project gets $1.7 million
• Buy-a-Brick fundraiser
• Kindergarten orientation
• Garden dedication
• GFL book discussion groups
• New library phone numbers
• Children’s programs at the library
• Veterans meeting on Leyte Gulf
• Gale Free Library anniversary
• Voter to decide spending and property issues
• Garden Club plant sale May 19
• Children’s programs at the library
• Jeffrey Orciuch Scholarship
• Red Barn Arts, Crafts and Antiques Fair
• Kids thanked for cleanup
• Pantry grateful for donations
• Orange is beautiful.
• Question of the Week
• Correction
• Thanks from Conservation District
• Best way to save is conserve
• A system gone mad
• Pool registration on-line only
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Household hazardous waste collection
• Overrides lose in Paxton and Rutland
• Quinapoxet Street drain line work
• Final composting this Saturday
• Ferguson, Renzoni elected
• Rutland re-elects Becker and Pantos
• Override loses in Paxton and Rutland
• Ferguson voted in, O'Brien voted out
• Goodrich regains seat by four votes
• Conway wins light board seat
• Emil J. Rendano
• Richard H. Lam
• Robert D. Gustafson
• Howard A. Allen
• Patricia E. Woods
• Hazardous products collection May 19
• Anthony E. Roy
• Ann Childs
• Antonette V. Whitmore
• Rutland man killed in crash
• Correction
• Nick S. Vasil
• Thomas J. Morrissey
• Linda Fitzpatrick
• Evelyn M. Philie
• Arthur R. Cofske
• Charles A. Merrill Sr.
• Yard sale will benefit orphanage
• Park cleanup this Saturday
• Candidates’ night Friday
• MEET CHAMPS
• Selectmen meet Saturday
• Central Tree 5K results
• Mary J. Zamis
• Police Notebook
• FIRE/POLICE
• Jay W. Zottoli
• Joseph R. Velletri
• Francis R. Willette
• Emiel C. H. Veendorp
• Pearl E. Stevenson
• Richard Curtis
• Chester R. Skagerlind
• David T. Russell
• Bernard M. Porter
• Support group meets weekly
• Carmela M. McGreehan
• M. Justine Richardson
• Paul P. Kristo
• Richard F. Lovely
• Margaret A. Jacobsen
• Dr. Gerald N. Kriedberg
• Harvey G. Goodwin
• John J. Hehir
• Seymour W. Gallant
• On-line grief support
• Alex B. Emerson
• Lucien R. Chamberlain
• Garrit G. Ebbeling
• Jacqueline A. Corrao
• Robert F. Burns Jr.
• Priscilla L. Briggs
• George F. Ahearn
• Benefit golf tournament
• Old foes still nemesis
• AUTOBODY MENARD'S COMPANY, INC. ATHLETE of the WEEK
• Lacrosse teams make ‘camo’ appearance for vets
• Per usual, Pandiscio scores high marks on school committee evaluation
• Voters face decisions on spending, new positions
• Philpot announces re-election bid
• Long-time FinCom member resigns
• Memorial Day planning
• School Lunch Menu
• Local students win medals at district skills competition in Charlton
• Sulmasy announces candidacy for selectman
• Zumba Fitcamp
• Town wants legal opinion on dangerous dog
• Finnish luncheon
• Student’s poster chosen by Lions
• Plant sale, cemetery tour
• Four vie for selectmen’s seats
• Selectmen squabble over budget session
• Halvorsen announces candidacy for selectman
• WGC plant sale May 12
• Pancake breakfast
• Birds and breakfast this Saturday
• Only one race in election
• Voters to decide $8.9 million budget
• Conway announces run
• Schoeny runs for light board
• Absentee ballots available
• Developer argues against OSRD plan
• Hydrant, mains flushing
• Girl Scout car wash
• Student speakers replace Kennedy
• Charette running for selectman
• Clute announces for clerk
• Selectman, clerk races top ballot
• Kurtz running for selectman
• O’Brien announces re-election bid
• Town clerk accepting absentee ballot applications
• McWaters running for school board
• Kosky announces candidacy
• Kudos for rec department, director
• Observations about Princeton plan
• Corrected polling hours for Rutland
• An override is forever
• LaMountain backed for school board
• Philpot pulls no punches
• LaMountain has passion for education
• Philpot has worked tirelessly
• School budget defended as relatively low
• Holden can eliminate farm tax
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Posting glitch postpones Paxton budget vote
• Selectmen support $79.3 school budget
• FISH OUT OF WATER
• Posting glitch postpones Paxton vote
• Garrit G. Ebbeling
• Francis R. Willette
• Jay W. Zottoli
• George F. Ahearn
• David T. Russell
• Margaret A. Jacobsen
• Sulmasy has served well
• Robert F. Burns Jr.
• Becker endorsed
• John J. Hehir
• Emiel C. H. Veendorp
• Joseph R. Velletri
• Priscilla L. Briggs
• Jacqueline A. Corrao
• Alex B. Emerson
• Harvey G. Goodwin
• Carmela M. McGreehan
• Evelyn M. Philie
• Pearl E. Stevenson
• Chester R. Skagerlind
• Lucien R. Chamberlain
• Bernard M. Porter
• Carmela M. McGreehan
• Sulmasy gets support
• Dr. Gerald N. Kriedberg
• Paul P. Kristo
• Seymour W. Gallant
• Sulmasy gets support
• Ferguson will reduce waste
• Ferguson represents taxpayers
• O’Brien has accomplished much
• Ferguson needed as selectman
• O’Brien has passion for job
• Ferguson will hold line
• O’Brien informed, committed
• Ferguson a strong conservative
• O’Brien looks out for taxpayer
• Kosky careful, considerate
• Kosky proves commitment
• Ferguson called confrontational
• Schoeny backed for light board
• Support for Pantos
• O’Brien has vision for town
• Pantos’ leadership needed
• Backing for Kosky
• Scheinfeldt.gets endorsement
• Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical school second quarter honor roll
• Deadline for plant and bulb donations
• Bird-a-thon coming up
• Recycling for business
• Scholarship fundraiser
• Chamber seminar on business development
• Anna Maria appointments
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• SHUTTERBUGS
• HEAVY LIFTING
• TWISTIN' THE NIGHT AWAY
• Jeanne M. Zeveska
• Princeton
• Rutland
• Sterling Senior News for May
• Holden
• Christine G. (Shea) Parolis
• Donald J. Savoie
• Irving T. Pearson
• John J. Poplis
• Evelyn G. Munro
• Mary E. Mungovan
• Christine G. Parolis
• Francis J. Casamassa
• Florence L. Lien
• David Kush
• Loring G. Briggs
• Madeline J. Pescaro
• Florence B. Jocz
• Wallace B. Seger
• Doctor wants to take the chronic out of pain
• Chamber golf tournament
• New Web site puts focus on prevention of brain injuries
• Senators back drug abuse bill
• Girls’ tennis team is cruising
• Central Tree teams host 5K race
• Spring field hockey
• Benefit golf tournament
• Non-profit teaches the stick sports
• AUTOBODY MENARD'S Athlete Of The Week
• DIFFERENT STROKES
• School Lunch Menu
• Silent auction, wine tasting in Auburn
• ‘Night at the Museum’ for adults
• Free admission days at Davis Farmland for military, public safety families
• Presentation on poor farm at legion hall
• David Malo fundraiser May 5
• DIGGING IN FOR THE PRESCHOOL
• Chocksett Middle School third quarter honor roll
• VNA Keep Well clinic
• Electronics recycling
• Park cleanup on May 12
• GOING BACK IN TIME
• Warning about wildlife
• Sterling skater in show this weekend
• ROOM WITH A VIEW
• Central Tree Middle School second quarter honor roll
• HIGH STEPPERS
• Judge fines Bear Hill builder over wetlands
• PTO scholarship
• PTO meeting May 9
• Swimming lessons
• Meet the Candidates night
• Land Conservancy looks to buy first property
• Absentee ballot deadline May 10
• Planning Board sees solar plan for Treasure Valley
• Town election calendar
• Marsh-Harding Scholarship
• ACTING UP IN SCHOOL
• Naquag raises money for St. Jude’s by solving problems
• Pancake breakfast
• Windmills and trees draw crowd to hear candidates’ views
• General agreement for expansion on Worcester Road
• PRAISE FOR AUDUBON CHIEF
• Hearing on warrant questions
• Absentee ballots available
• Antiques appraisal day May 5
• Daylily sale and silent auction
• PLAY BALL!
• Carlson withdraws as candidate
• Surviving childhood abuse
• Police contract signed
• Thursday night hoops
• Goodrich announces for selectman
• Voters to consider override
• No change on Kennedy speaking
• Johnson running for selectman
• Ferguson seeking to return as selectman
• Scheinfeldt seeks school board seat
• School board candidates discuss issues
• Final PTA meeting
• Town clerk accepting absentee ballot apps
• Democrats to meet
• Water restriction in effect through September
• Renzoni announces re-election bid
• Jeffrey Orciuch Scholarship
• GFL book discussion groups
• ‘Children of Eden’ this weekend
• Church cake sale May 12
• TIS THE SEASON
• Skateboarders glimpse the future
• Ferguson will hold line
• O’Brien informed, committed
• Ferguson a strong conservative
• O’Brien looks out for taxpayer
• Leith defends spending, praises accomplishments of district
• Why not make cuts in school administration instead of staff?
• Aides not on gravy train
• Live within the budget
• Sulmasy gets support
• Rutland can’t afford school budget
• Ferguson will reduce waste
• Ferguson represents taxpayers
• O’Brien has accomplished much
• Ferguson needed as selectman
• O’Brien has passion for job
• Question of the Week
• Samaritans, ER staff help fallen rider
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Selectmen candidates debate range of issues
• School Committee knocks $1 million off budget; 2 towns still need overrides
• CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
• David Kush
• John J. Poplis
• Loring G. Briggs
• Jeanne M. Zeveska
• Irving T. Pearson
• Mary E. Mungovan
• Evelyn G. Munro
• Florence L. Lien
• Donald J. Savoie
• Francis J. Casamassa
• Catherine R. Fay
• Christine G. Parolis
• PTA Cakewalk April 26
• North Central Massachusetts Association honors sales associates
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Honeybees in the news – deadly story
• Growing Places puts roots where they’re needed most
• Sterling companies bring home the gold
• Isabel J. Muzzy
• Bertha Seed
• Barbara C. Raymond
• On-line grief support
• Irene C. Smith
• Elizabeth L. Minott
• Christine D. Wolosz
• Stanley L. Miknaitis
• Joanne D. Knox
• Young artist competition
• Donald B. Madsen Sr.
• Robert W. Judkins
• James B. Kerr
• Carl W. Borofski
• Edward M. Gillespie
• Robert C. Ballarino
• Verna A. Dean
• Shirley M. Anderson
• school lunch menu
• WRHS Class of 1967 planning 45th reunion in September
• Spring field hockey
• Dan Glavin earns hockey honor
• Legion golf tournament
• Benefit golf tournament
• Athlete of the Week
• Lacrosse team stays alive
• Anna Maria spring concerts
• Musical at Quabbin Regional
• How to build a team
• Opening day is April 28
• Hope Chapel celebrates 10 years
• ROCKIN' THE LIBRARY
• Department heads warn of budget cut consequences
• FIRED UP
• Group aims for healthy watershed
• Sewer bills increase $57 annually
• ‘Non-hikers’ climb mountains
• Hans Christian Andersen tales
• Thebeau appointed sergeant
• Selectman concerned about Asnebumskit cell towers
• Camera Club competition this Saturday
• Solar possibilities arrayed before board
• Water restriction starts on May 1
• Car wash and bake sale
• Antiques appraisal day May 5
• Soccer registration
• Little League opening day this Saturday
• Meet the candidates
• An evening of reading
• Surviving childhood abuse
• Paxton Day contests
• Tea Party decides to wait till next year on voter ID issue
• Summer Jam looking for bands
• Cemetery decorations must be removed
• Well done, Deputy Chief Cross
• Sulmasy gets backing
• Club welcomes master gardener
• Meet the artist
• Hammond announces candidacy for re-election
• Tax bills due May 1
• Town clerk accepting absentee ballot applications
• Jeffrey Orciuch Scholarship
• Chamber, Grange to host candidates night
• The coming WRSD financial train wreck
• Question of the Week
• Scouts grateful for support
• Backing Dell’Aquila for selectman
• Taxpayers getting buried
• Support for Sulmasy
• Dressing the part
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Rutland gets back the Heights
• What's the buzz about beekeeping?
• Edward M. Gillespie
• James B. Kerr
• Robert C. Ballarino
• Elizabeth L. Minott
• Irene C. Smith
• Christine D. Wolosz
• Barbara C. Raymond
• Donald B. Madsen Sr.
• Robert W. Judkins
• Shirley M. Anderson
• Verna A. Dean, 68
• Joanne D. Knox, 93
• Isabel J. Muzzy
• Isabel Muzzy, 90
• Stanley L. Miknaitis
• Stanley Leo Miknaitis, 88
• Bertha Seed
• Bertha Seed, 94
• Women's Club fashion show
• Tuesday is registration deadline
• Big Dipper Ice Cream Festival June 30
• IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT
• 4-H Teen Club
• Conservation/aggie scholarships
• DCR urges fire safety
• Central Mass. Heart Walk
• $38K still needed for new recycling building
• Chamber salutes good works
• Fire award for Anna Maria College
• Recycling; paint collection
• Chamber networking event April 24
• Explosion, fire damages Rutland home
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• VNA bereavement support
• On-line grief support
• Donald Zwiep, 88
• Grief seminar in April
• Barbara Louise Minasian, 93
• Frederick C. Herx, III, 46
• Jean Ruth Kendrick, 83
• Barbara L. Minasian
• Frederick C. Herx III
• Jean R. Kendrick
• Lurana Sandstrom
• Elizabeth Wisniewski, 62
• Paul Q. Degnan, 72
• Support group meets weekly
• John P. and Carolyn E. Tymosko
• Lurana Sandstrom, 80
• Elizabeth A. Wisniewski
• Paul Q. Degnan
• Wayne C. Robertson
• Arthur F. Powell, M.D.
• Elaine Sullivan
• Elaine Sullivan, 89
• Helen I. Olson
• Beverly Ann Plucinski
• Joyce A. Soderberg
• Craig T. Malinsky
• Beverly Ann Plucinski, 84
• Rhea A. Johnson
• Evelyn Krieger
• Rhea Johnson, 98
• Edwin G. D. Hendrickson
• Ruth Hultgren
• Frederick L. Breed
• Ruth Hultgren, 105
• Barbara Joan Barbera
• Clinton Tribute Road Race
• Benefit golf tournament
• SPRINGFIELD BOUND
• Lacrosse team working hard to rebound
• LEAGUE AND TOURNEY RUNNER-UP
• Legion golf tournament
• 3-on-3 hoop tourney
• Spring field hockey
• Middle school track and field
• Central Tree teams host 5K
• AUTOBODY MENARD'S Athlete of the Week
• Moore, Thamel lead Mountaineer golfers
• Vikings storm Higgins Armory
• Busy weekend for Model UN club
• Musical at Quabbin Regional
• Barre Players remember Vietnam
• Silent auction, wine tasting
• Artists and poets team up
• Children’s Chorus auditions
• Free admission days at Davis Farmland for military, public safety families
• Reception for ArtsWorcester exhibitor
• ‘Night at the Museum’ for adults
• Wachusett students win art awards
• Special ed award nominations
• School Lunch Menu
• WPI program for middle school teachers
• National Honor Society inductions
• Mountview honor roll for the second quarter
• EMS scholarships available
• Pitch, Hit & Run competition
• LOOK BUT DON'T TOUCH
• Selectmen won’t allow late petitions on warrant
• Ferguson gets Grange Public Service Award
• New golf league gets underway
• Marsh-Harding Scholarship
• Girl Scouts start community garden
• GIFTED SPEAKER
• Dog walk for Sweetpea
• PTO scholarship
• Deadline for townwide yard sale
• Joseph Becker announces re-election bid
• Pancake breakfast, bake sale
• Business association scholarships
• Naquag focuses on autism awareness
• Voter registration deadline
• NEADS blood drive
• SPINNER CHRIS EATON explains to visitors how wool is spun
• THIS WON'T HURT A BIT
• Mechanics Hall cleanup Saturday
• Legos at the library
• Meet the candidates
• Landscape architect offers to help highway chief
• $100,000 busing cost comes as last minute surprise
• Turbine Gear box expected in May
• Paxton Summer Jam looking for local bands
• Spring soccer signup
• Library sponsoring annual photo contest
• Volunteers for Paxton Day
• Paxton Day contests
• Commemorative throws
• Vendors wanted for June 23 Paxton Day
• Cemetery decorations must be removed
• Historical commission volunteers
• KID POWER
• Thursday night basketball
• 5K Run for Haiti
• Blood drive at Anna Maria
• PROPER POSITIONING
• Clean energy internships
• Free trees for Arbor members
• Democrats to meet
• New library phone numbers
• Composting schedule
• Giving back to nature
• Club welcomes master gardener
• Scholarship application deadline
• Sole sister
• Book signing in April
• Gale Free Library anniversary
• April 20 Skate Jam at Dawson Park
• Community Citizen Award
• Jeffrey Orciuch Scholarship
• Seven Hills Camera Club Multiscreen 2012
• Chamber, Grange to host candidates night
• Street sweeping under way
• Time running out for outdoor burning
• Pool registration on-line only
• Looking for books
• Funeral pre-planning seminars
• Holden Senior Center book discussion
• Praise for an uplifting performance
• O’Brien called thoughtful, principled
• Writer backs Pantos
• From learning to teaching in the Wachusett School District
• Wait till next year
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Summer employment
• LEADING THE CHARGE
• Candidates for annual town election
• Holden boy stars in ‘Oliver’
• Young author survives her years of being ‘Smashed’
• Donald Zwiep, 88
• Barbara L. Minasian
• Barbara Louise Minasian, 93
• Paul Q. Degnan, 72
• Elaine Sullivan, 89
• Lurana H. Sandstrom, 80
• Beverly Ann Plucinski, 84
• Ruth H. Hultgren, 105
• John P. and Carolyn E. Tymosko
• Joyce A. Soderberg
• Edwin G. D. Hendrickson
• Frederick L. Breed
• BarbaraJoan Barbera
• Wayne C. Robertson
• Arthur F. Powell, M.D.
• Rhea Johnson
• Elizabeth Wisniewski
• Evelyn Krieger
• Craig T. Malinsky
• Jean R. Kendrick
• Helen I. Olson
• Anonymous police tips
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Police arrest four for dumping
• Fire leaves nine homeless
• Esther A. Wood
• Janice L. Morrison
• Leo M. Murray Jr.
• Jennie Lee
• Peter V. Simpson
• Philip J. Poulin
• Vera V. Rivers
• Cecelia M. Zola
• Mildred F. Lynch
• Edmund M. Gould
• On-line grief support
• Italia D. Lomartire
• Jessie Mae Gifford
• Edmund T. Bennett service
• Chamber networking event April 24
• Central Tree teams host 5K
• Tennis players face early tests
• Legion golf tournament Little League umps wanted
• Track teams off to fast start
• Local residents in the running
• 3-on-3 hoop tourney
• Middle school track and field
• Flames take bronze in national tourney
• Benefit golf tournament
• Chamber music concert
• ‘Frog and Toad’ at Mount
• Swing in Spring at Beechwood Hotel
• A DISCOUNTED GOOD TIME
• Young artist competition
• WRHS programmers win bronze at WPI competition Garden club scholarship
• Cushing honor student
• Nursing scholarship
• Diapers for Belarus
• A TASTE OF HOME
• LIFESAVING DONATION
• 100 years of providing eye care at Magay & Barron
• Vacation movies at Conant library
• Habitat homes for sale
• EMS scholarships
• David Malo fundraiser May 5
• Light Department open house April 19
• Dog licenses due April 17
• Bottle and can drive this Saturday
• Selectmen place more restrictions on Shadow
• School principals urge support of budget
• Pantos announces re-election bid
• Houghton, Conant scholarships
• Sheep shearing open house
• Cleanup day at Mechanics Hall
• Legos at the library
• Church lunch for seniors
• Voter registration deadline
• Long Pond permits
• Fire department withdraws some requests
• Effort underway to ID, mark fire ponds
• FIRE ACADEMY GRAD
• Church supper tonight
• Scrapbook class delayed
• Lunch with grandchildren
• Voter ID questions sought
• Spaghetti dinner
• EMT/firefighter recognized for his service
• Grange pitch party
• Street sweeping under way
• Giving back to nature
• April 20 Skate Jam at Dawson Park
• Time running out for outdoor burning permits
• Book signing in April
• Church indoor yard sale this Saturday
• Looking for books
• Candidates for annual town election
• Candidates night
• Time to say goodbye to the old house
• Lamoureux Pagano & Associates, Inc. chosen for Mountview Middle School building project
• Fashion show, luncheon April 18
• Cake and a cane for Harriet Flury
• Paxton election announcements
• Selectmen ask fire chief for more information
• Healthcare Decisions Day April 16
• Paxton FinCom, selectmen decide on override
• Composting schedule posted
• Writer called malicious
• Praise for budget presentation
• Letter writer blasted
• Brownies say thanks
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Selectmen’s meeting long on civility, short on information
• Towns find school budget untenable
• LICENSE AND REGISTRATION, PLEASE
• Correction
• Candidate announcements
• Policy on endorsements
• Girl Scouts thank supporters
• Mildred F. Lynch
• Esther A. Wood
• Philip J. Poulin
• Leo M. Murray Jr.
• Italia D. Lomartire
• Peter V. Simpson
• Jessie Mae Gifford
• Cecelia M. Zola
• Janice Morrison, 85
• Jennie Lee, 105
• Vera Rivers, 86
• Brush burning suspended
• Apartment house fire leaves nine homeless
• Edmund M. Gould
• Help with taxes
• BOOMTIME
• Seniors check out what’s new at the library
• THE HUNT WAS ON
• Engaged
• ENGAGED
• Chamber music concert
• Artists and poets team up
• Writer combines law with local roots
• Children’s Chorus auditions
• HISTORY WINNER Chase Davenport
• Contra dancing in Worcester
• Holden Davis Hill Elementary School Students Rehearse
• Sterling student starts bullying program
• Grange scholarship
• Garden club scholarship
• Worcester Academy honor roll
• Thomas Prince School honors
• Teen writer has found an outlet
• Sheriff hammers home drug and alcohol message
• School Lunch Menu
• School superintendent starting to make the rounds, promoting next year’s budget
• Softball team seeks players
• Middle school track and field
• Benefit golf tournament
• CRA CHAMPS
• Brugliera gets NCAA basketball honor
• Skiers are all-stars
• Volleyball team serves up roster heavy on juniors
• Flames make it to nationals
• 3 on 3 hoop tourney
• Up, Down & Around
• Seniors set tone in girls’ tennis
• ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
• WRHS Softball team shoots for a post-season repeat
• Nothing new on Desilets case in Princeton
• Fire badly damages home in Holden
• On-line grief support
• Peter T. Trainor
• Grief seminar in April
• Mary Pepe
• Police call re-enforcements to Devereaux
• Man arrested after threatening roommates with ax
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Bereavement support groups
• Robert C. Ovian
• Robert I. Nelson
• Robert A. Locke
• Jane M. Meagher
• Albina G. Ledoux
• Nancy (Hughes) Lockwood
• Cedric Harvey
• Suicide grief support
• Leota L. Curtis
• Bruce C. Bjorklund
• Green things to do with Wachusett Greenways
• TWO FIRE RECRUITS FOR HOLDEN
• Edmund T. Bennett service
• Ella C. Beach
• BE LIKE BRIT FASHION SHOW
• Panel on women approved
• Princeton cemetery decorations
• Princeton animal inspector, conservation members needed
• Red Cross honors community heroes
• David Malo fundraiser May 5
• Opening day is April 28
• Light Department open house April 19
• Women’s club meeting
• Warning about wildlife
• Pitch, Hit & Run competition
• Bottle and can drive
• Habitat homes for sale
• Kelley gets by with a lot of help from his friends
• Friends in need are friends indeed
• Yoga, sitting down
• Wekepeke group forms
• EMS scholarships
• Houghton, Conant scholarships
• Dog licenses due April 17
• Ackerman will meet with IG’s office
• Chocksett Principal on an honors roll
• Business association scholarships GOP Town Committee
• New golf league gets underway May 7
• MAD HATTERS
• Barre joins dispatch center
• $1.45 million override sought
• Two incumbents, two challengers fight for two seats
• Planning Board mulls solar farm plan
• CONGRESSMAN VISITS
• PTO scholarship
• Three part-time officers join police
• ALL HER EGGS IN ONE BASKET
• Faith, writing sustain author
• Worcester Road hosts second workshop
• Resident feels ‘out of loop’ on plan for footbridge
• Arts Society lends talented hands
• Teaching NEADS dogs new tricks at Town Hall
• April 30 dog license deadline
• Long Pond permits
• New generator OK’d for Verizon building
• Princeton Library plans activities, reading program
• Fire chief looking for new gear, pumper and command vehicle at town meeting
• Ice cream social next Wednesday
• Wool from small flock in great demand
• Vendors wanted for June 23 Paxton Day
• Paxton Day celebration gets a shot of enthusiasm
• Spring soccer signup under way
• 5K Run for Haiti benefit, relief fund
• Street sweeping gets under way
• Jewelry shop opens in the center
• DODGE BALL WINNERS
• Historical Commission open house
• Exercise classes in full swing, newcomers are welcome
• Fashion show April 18
• Bay Path informational meeting
• Asadoorian named to post at Regis College
• ‘Ladies’ Night Out’ fundraiser April 12
• Acrylic painting class starts Tuesday
• THINGS WERE HOPPING
• Couple win bridge tourney
• Healthcare Decisions Day April 16
• Drainage, paving projects in works
• Street sweeping underway
• Giving back to nature
• Book discussion next Thursday
• Indoor yard sale next Saturday
• Grove Cemetery decoration removal
• Genre book discussion on ‘How to Read the Air’
• Town election timeline
• Rabies clinic April 7
• Deadline for scholarship from Woman’s Club is April 19
• Boy Scouts holding drive for Wachusett Food Pantry
• Summer planning underway at Gale Free Library
• MODERN MILLIE
• FINE FLOCK OF FEATHERED FRIENDS
• Staying safe outdoors
• New library phone numbers
• Book signing in April
• WHAT SERVICE
• BEARS OUT OF HIBERNATION
• Summer employment
• Pre-planning seminars
• Outdoor burning permits
• THE WRITE STUFF
• Town building user fees under review
• Holden resident honored at Clark University
• Races for selectmen, school board on ballot
• Line dancing Thursdays
• Looking for books
• Good Neighbors’ contributions recognized
• Support for Renzoni, Ferguson
• No fan of Selectman O’Brien
• Letter policy
• Policy on endorsements
• Candidate announcements
• Don’t trade teachers for technology
• Successful spaghetti supper
• Thanks to Holden Girl Scouts
• Gymnast needs help for nationals
• Child wasn’t traumatized
• Shortfall could be resolved
• Lots of support for fifth graders
• Vote online at thelandmark.com
• Question of the Week
• Do Holden Democrats have “Voter ID phobia?”
• Senator presented with flag
• No savior for homeowner, either
• Unwelcome development
• Selectman urges restraint
• Arbor Foundation members get free trees
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• To our readers:
• Anna Maria uninvites Victoria Kennedy
• MAKING FASHION STATEMENTS
• Robert C. Ovian
• Robert A. Locke
• Mary Pepe
• Ella C. Beach
• Bruce C. Bjorklund
• Anna Maria uninvites Victoria Kennedy
• Cedric Harvey, 76
• Leota L. Curtis
• Nancy Lockwood
• Albina G. Ledoux
• Barbara Hartigan
• Barbara Hartigan
• ‘Millie' coming to Wachusett
• ‘Millie' coming to Wachusett
• Robert I. Nelson
• Robert I. Nelson
• WRHS freshmen planning pasta fundraiser, concert
• WRHS freshmen planning pasta fundraiser, concert
• Fire Calls
• Fire Calls
• Police Notebook Holden
• Police probe house break
• Police Notebook Holden
• Roger C. Van Tassel
• Police probe house break
• Roger C. Van Tassel
• Robert T. Stillman
• Philip Kush
• Robert T. Stillman
• Charles E. Locke Sr.
• Philip Kush
• Charles E. Locke Sr.
• Stella Atchue
• Edward H. Johnson
• Rose Arello
• Stella Atchue
• ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
• Rose Arello
• ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
• Flora-Mae Landgren
• Leo C. Brooks
• Flora-Mae Landgren
• Edward H. Johnson
• Leo C. Brooks
• Little League umps wanted
• Girls track team met the challenge, and then some
• Little League umps wanted
• Girls track team met the challenge, and then some
• School Lunch Menu
• Wachusett students become ill in gym
• School Lunch Menu
• Wachusett students become ill in gym
• American Legion meeting April 2
• Scout bottle drive
• David Malo fundraiser May 5
• American Legion meeting April 2
• Warning about wildlife
• David Malo fundraiser May 5
• Warning about wildlife
• Opening day is April 28
• Women’s club meeting
• Opening day is April 28
• Sterling Greenery honored
• Women’s club meeting
• Houghton, Conant scholarships
• Sterling Greenery honored
• Stillman wins People’s Choice Award
• Houghton, Conant scholarships
• Scholarship from preschool
• Stillman wins People’s Choice Award
• EMS scholarships
• Scholarship from preschool
• Dog licenses due April 17
• EMS scholarships
• Scout bottle drive
• Dog licenses due April 17
• Egg hunt March 31
• Scrapbooking starts Sunday
• Egg hunt March 31
• Water rate goes up
• Scrapbooking starts Sunday
• Middle school girl arrested in bomb threat
• Water rate goes up
• New golf league
• Middle school girl arrested in bomb threat
• PTO scholarship
• New golf league
• Saturday deadline for dog licenses
• PTO scholarship
• Request for road acceptance
• Saturday deadline for dog licenses
• School assessment may put town in hole
• Request for road acceptance
• Soup (and mac) for you
• School assessment may put town in hole
• Soup (and mac) for you
• Garden Club needs plant donations
• Over-40 basketball
• Meet Mary Surratt, convicted assassin, via interpreter
• Garden Club needs plant donations
• Police union, town still negotiating
• Meet Mary Surratt, convicted assassin, via interpreter
• Chief urges caution when burning
• Police union, town still negotiating
• ConCom fed up with state DCR
• Chief urges caution when burning
• HOOP TOURNEY WINNERS
• ConCom fed up with state DCR
• HOOP TOURNEY WINNERS
• Community Arts Festival
• No support to accept road as public way
• Community Arts Festival
• Over-40 basketball
• No support to accept road as public way
• Spring soccer signup
• Fashion show upcoming
• Spring soccer signup
• Volunteers for Paxton Day
• Fashion show upcoming
• Volunteers for Paxton Day
• Acrylic painting class
• Easter egg hunt
• Easter egg hunt
• Meet the First Ladies next Monday
• Meet the First Ladies next Monday
• Talk by Clark professor
• Talk by Clark professor
• Financial program for seniors
• Financial program for seniors
• Shakespeare movie and discussion
• Shakespeare movie and discussion
• Street sweeping under way
• Street sweeping under way
• Dog licenses available
• Dog licenses available
• Grove Cemetery decoration removal
• Grove Cemetery decoration removal
• Grange pitch party
• Woman’s Club scholarships
• Grange pitch party
• Good Neighbors will be honored March 29
• Clute, Stone run for clerk
• Good Neighbors will be honored March 29
• Woman’s Club scholarships
• Policy on endorsements
• Informational meetings for Bay Path expansion
• Policy on endorsements
• Clute, Stone run for clerk
• Praise for car insurer
• Praise for car insurer
• Informational meetings for Bay Path expansion
• Panel backs buying truck for DPW
• Panel backs buying truck for DPW
• Center School fundraiser
• Center School fundraiser
• Semester in Rome
• Semester in Rome
• Acrylic painting class
• Editor was off base
• Trust starts with integrity
• Trust starts with integrity
• NFL delivers hit of its own
• NFL delivers hit of its own
• April 7 open house at Heifer Project
• April 7 open house at Heifer Project
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Thanks to guest readers
• Thanks to guest readers
• Correction
• Correction
• Question of the Week
• Question of the Week
• Editor was off base
• Crowd applauds as school committee increases budget
• Crowd applauds as school committee increases budget
• BEAR COUNTRY
• BEAR COUNTRY
• DA’s report clears Holden police officers
• DA’s report clears Holden police officers
• Charles E. Locke Sr.
• Roger C. Van Tassel
• Stella Atchue
• District attorney clears Holden police officers
• Wachusett students become ill in gym
• Robert T. Stillman
• Middle school student arrested in bomb threat
• Philip Kush
• Flora-Mae Landgren
• Leo C. Brooks
• Edward H. Johnson
• Police Notebook Holden
• Fire Calls
• Conservation/aggie scholarships
• Meat raffle will benefit Holden-area needy
• LION'S SHARE
• Police log policy
• Man charged with stealing inspection money
• Three arrested after house break-in
• More time to pay light bills
• Women’s leadership forum
• Lafleche will be new Bay Path superintendent
• Suicide grief support
• Grief seminar in April
• On-line grief support
• James M. Tivnan
• Camille G. Parajeckas
• Jeannette B. Ryan
• Anne C. Montalto
• Robert N. F. Russo
• Gary L. Snipes
• Robert P. Dunham
• Virginia M. Choate
• Marian T. Comeau
• Vernon Ahmadjian
• Claudia J. Durand
• Classes for homeschoolers
• ‘Father of the Bride’ auditions
• Authors’ signing at Wachusett Artist Emporium
• Northeastern University grad
• Elizabeth Belle Balunis
• School Lunch Menu
• Made the dean’s list
• Science fair winners advance
• Softball team seeks players
• Wednesday night rides
• Little League umps wanted
• Track and field 101
• More records fall
• Jessica Salvatore
• No comeback for Mountaineers
• Friends will lend helping hand
• Scout bottle drive
• Indoor yard sale seeks vendors for fundraiser
• Solar panel farm, topic at Chocksett meeting
• Water users warned about lead found in samples
• Shop weaves crafts with business
• David Malo fundraiser
• INSPIRATION TO NEW GRADUATES
• EMS scholarships
• Helping Habitat for Humanity
• Soup and more
• Windmill gear box ready to be shipped
• Wine tasting, sale OK’d at farmers’ market
• Community Arts Festival
• PTO scholarship
• Meat and seafood raffle
• Egg hunt March 31
• Stiff restrictions on mastiff
• New golf league
• Historical Society scholarship
• Primary building facing demolition, DPW chief says
• Legion scholarship
• Trip to Ellis Island
• Meet Mary Surratt, convicted assassin via storyteller
• Kate’s PowerHouse in new home
• Two races on annual election ballot
• Rabies clinic
• More sought for snow, ice and equipment maintenance
• Dodge ball tournament at school gym
• COMMEMORATIVE THROWS
• Coffeehouse at church
• Goodrich, Charette, Johnson square off for selectman
• Selectman won’t seek re-election
• Easter egg hunt
• Musical ‘Shenandoah’ at AMC
• MARCH MADNESS?
• Dickens of a good time
• Dog licenses available
• Taste of the Towns next Wednesday
• Shakespeare movie and discussion
• Skate park committee gets donation
• Financial program for seniors
• Woman’s Club scholarship
• Blood drive on Friday
• Talk by Clark professor
• Three Good Neighbors chosen
• Bollivar named LCU director
• Praise for former fire chief
• Yankos thank all who helped
• Moved to write
• Question of the Week
• iPlod
• Town moderator Term of Office – One year
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Knipe named acting fire chief in Rutland
• School clothing drive
• Genre book discussion at GFL
• Children’s events at Gale Free Library
• Second quarter honor roll
• Smoke screen by the Tea Party
• Effective program on scams
• Concern about snake display
• GOP pushes voter ID issue
• State won’t be local savior
• THIS IS A TEST, ONLY A TEST:
• Anne C. Montalto
• Jeannette B. Ryan
• Camille G. Parajeckas
• Marian T. Comeau
• Claudia J. Durand
• Virginia M. Choate
• Vernon Ahmadjian
• James M. Tivnan
• Gary Lee Snipes
• Wachusett loses in state semi-finals
• Robert "Nick" Russo, 72
• Robert Dunham, 65
• Police Notebook
• Claire E. Hayes
• Ronald R. Schofield
• Irene A. Kabadian
• Peggy L. Day
• Fire Calls
• Little League umps wanted
• On-line grief support
• Bruce E. Whittier
• Robert Russo
• Lawrence Tallman
• School Lunch Menu
• In the town vs. school budget face-off, superintendent says he won’t blink
• FESTIVAL MUSICIANS
• Wachusett icemen fall in overtime
• PATRIOT AUTO GLASS Athlete of the Week
• Girls win Central Mass. title
• Indoor yard sale seeks vendors
• Free Keep Well clinic
• Scholarship from preschool
• ‘Annie Jr.’ takes the stage at Chocksett
• Garden Club program
• Rabies clinic March 17
• April 1 deadline for scholarship
• 7th, 8th grade volleyball
• Burning exercise scheduled
• Fresh citrus deadline
• 5th, 6th grade volleyball starts March 30
• FitCamp is under way
• Historical Society scholarship
• Quinlivan wins physics competition
• Egg hunt March 31
• Artist accepted into Copley Society
• Legion scholarship
• Hunting and fishing licenses
• Preschool enrollment
• Over-40 basketball
• Creating art books
• Market manager sought
• St. Patrick’s Day dinner
• Workshop gathers input on village district
• Burning season underway
• Hume’s work on exhibit
• Trip to Ellis Island
• Ecologist/writer will speak
• Youth Soccer meeting this Sunday
• All invited to Historical Society tea
• Red Cross blood drive March 16
• Thursday night hoops
• Lions Club scholarship
• Positions on this year’s ballot
• Voter ID request kicked back
• Challenger named to school task force
• Police warn of phone scams
• Street sweeping schedule online
• Mark Ferguson back in the race
• MILESTONE BIRTHDAY
• Easter egg hunt
• Dodge ball tournament
• Selectman won’t seek re-election
• Zumba, yoga and more
• Paxton Center School First quarter honor roll
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Region’s selectmen to name school finance panel
• Plan to cut trees creates a buzz
• SNAKE EYES?
• Soccer program for special needs children starts March 18
• Correction
• A solution in search of a problem
• How To Get Involved:
• Board of Selectmen - Term Of Office – 3 Years
• Policy on candidate announcements
• Policy on endorsements
• We’re worse off now
• Not too much to ask
• Hockey team falls in OT
• Bruce E. Whittier
• Irene A. Kabadian
• Ronald R. Schofield
• Girls win CMass title
• Peggy L. Day
• Lawrence Tallman
• March Madness fundraiser
• Hockey team makes final
• Claire E. Hayes
• Romney wins big in area
• Fire Calls
• Talk on acupuncture
• Chandler is majority whip
• Clean energy internships
• Volunteer Days at Broad Meadow
• Ferguson supports Jupin’s Law
• New building in the works for regional recycling center
• DEVEREUX BREAKFEST FOR LEGISLATORS
• Police Notebook
• Ferguson speech focuses on collaborative reform
• WALKING ON WATER?
• Margaret P. Skillings
• Suicide grief support
• Lilli H. N. Brenc
• Edward T. Lynch
• Eunice M. Donahue
• Max W. Hayden Sr.
• Paul J. Flanagan
• Made the dean’s list
• Holy Name honor roll
• Hypnotist to perform at Wachusett
• Greater Worcester scholarships
• iPads for Mercy Centre students
• Local students shine at Monty Tech competition
• School Lunch Menu
• Bay Path joins collaborative
• Bay Path honor roll
• Project gives power to the people
• WRHS physics teacher wins award
• Spring tryouts at Wachusett
• WRHS fights to stay alive
• GRONK ICES IT
• ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
• Wachusett Skaters put away Shrewsbury
• Doherty sends Mountaineers packing
• Inducted in honor society
• REALTOR RECONIZED
• Completes boot camp
• Engaged
• Baseball signup deadline
• Rabies clinic March 17
• Women’s Club meeting
• ‘Annie’ at Chocksett next weekend
• April 1 deadline for scholarship
• Drama club presents ‘Annie’
• Village Green scholarship
• Free Keep Well clinic
• Garden Club program
• Fresh citrus on the way
• Indoor yard sale seeks vendors
• Town election season underway
• Wekepeke group forms
• Get fit, contribute to a cause
• Town ‘islands’ up for adoption
• Bear Hill Estates assessed penalty
• All invited to Historical Society Tea
• BIG BRUIN, LITTLE BRUIN
• Pancakes at the Farm this weekend
• Town election calendar
• Egg hunt March 31
• LOTS OF CATS IN HATS
• FitCamp is under way
• GIVING THANKS
• Panel seeks new members
• Adult yoga
• Legion scholarship
• Red Cross blood drive March 16
• Corned beef and cabbage
• Trip to Ellis Island
• Scholarship applications
• Responsibility for bridge in limbo
• LIONS SERVE DINNER
• Free acupuncture for veterans
• DCR urges fire safety
• Red Cross apps for emergencies
• Market manager sought in Princeton
• New MMWEC bond will save rate payers money
• Hume’s work on exhibit
• St. Patrick’s Day party, movie
• Over-40 basketball
• Tree removal hearing set
• Preschool open house and registration
• Preschool enrollment
• Creating art books
• Hunting and fishing licenses
• Baseball/softball registration
• Burning season underway
• Nominating caucus next Wednesday
• Positions on this year’s ballot
• Clerk sets caucus for March 13
• Hula hooping is a hip way to get in shape
• Letter-making workshop
• Thursday night basketball
• Corned beef dinner
• Fire chief says calls are a scam
• Time to take out nomination papers
• Life’s lesson may win $5,000
• Breast cancer fundraiser
• Snakes and wildebeests
• Dickens birthday celebration
• Softball registration
• MV taxes due today
• Grange pitch party
• Mountview committee reviews architect proposals
• Looking for books
• Middle School Musical
• Benefit open house
• Teens on a mission to help
• Dog licenses due March 31
• School clothing drive
• Three Good Neighbors chosen
• Safari in Kenya
• Book discussion groups
• Mountview cheerleaders grab another title
• In defense of photo identification
• Question of the Week
• Primary results will be online
• Correction
• Don’t pit town versus gown
• Regional school committee Term of office – three years
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Old police station: use it or lose it?
• Under fire, Ruchala retires
• HOOPING IT UP
• Selectmen announce Ruchala’s retirement
• Paul J. Flanagan
• Max W. Hayden Sr.
• Edward T. Lynch
• Lilli H. N. Brenc
• Eunice M. Donahue
• Ruchala hearing postponed
• Meeting canceled
• Anonymous police tips
• Suspect arrested in car breaks
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• F. Joel Kinney
• Ross S. Yanco
• Marie A. Turgeon
• Juanita L. Wheeler
• Walter E. Hildick
• Arthur F. Vitaris
• Paul W. Batura Jr.
• Sandra J. Sansoucy
• Christine C. Michalak
• Barbara M. Romkey
• Felix P. Kudzal
• Edward Z. Savickas
• Homer W. Griffith
• Kathryn V. Catalano
• The Rev. Dr. H. Milton Bartlett
• Financial program for seniors
• Sterling
• Rutland
• Princeton
• Chance to meet candidate for superintendent
• Holden
• school lunch menu
• $2,330 raised for Booster Club
• WRHS collecting prom dresses
• Ice men ready for the post-season
• A leap year for Amy Collins
• GOOD WHILE IT LASTED
• Heather Chagnon
• High-flying gymnast heading to Florida
• Three more performances of Fiddler
• Pancakes at the Farm
• Chocksett Middle School 2nd quarter honor roll
• Community shows its support for family
• OODLES OF NOODLES
• Baseball signup deadline
• STORIES FROM THE HEART
• American Legion meeting
• Free Keep Well clinic
• Book drive for school library
• Library Book Club meets monthly
• Habitat homes for sale
• April 1 deadline for scholarship
• Women’s Club meeting
• Committeeman up for re-election
• Democrats elect three delegates
• Baseball/softball registration
• Rabies clinic this Saturday
• Creating art books
• Selectmen stand by pool repair decision
• Legion scholarship
• Corned beef and cabbage supper
• Using the Bible to overcome eating disorders
• The Six Grade Classes At Naquag School Sets Goal To Collect 100 Cans Of Food For The Rutland Food Pantry
• Adult yoga
• Thomas Prince has an eye on the sky
• Market manager sought
• Preschool open house and registration
• Free lunch for seniors
• Hunting and fishing licenses
• Hume’s work on exhibit
• Burning season underway
• HAPPY DAY
• Fire chief talks about maintenance spending
• Computer based marketing
• Preschool enrollment
• Election calendar
• Absentee ballots for primary
• Victoria Kennedy is AMC speaker
• Red Cross shelter training
• Artist trading cards at library
• Zumba, yoga and more
• Malone has an idea for revenue sharing
• Easter egg hunt
• Historical commission volunteers
• Realtor completes course
• Appointed to Atrius Health board
• Maeve Wing Wahlstrom
• Noah Michael Plante
• Engagement
• Seniors book discussion
• Benefit open house
• ‘No Excuses’ wellness begins March 5
• Looking for books
• SHOWCASING DANCING SKILLS
• Town census due
• Holden Baseball umpire training
• Clutter Control 101
• Organic gardening
• Book discussion groups
• March 5 deadline for absentee ballots
• Boy scout troop to host spaghetti supper, silent auction
• Three Good Neighbors chosen
• In Fiscal 2013, manager says town will have more to spend
• Support for Kate’s Powerhouse
• No snow? S’no problem
• Election for state committee
• Family expresses gratitude
• HIGH HOPES
• Question of the Week
• Correction
• Holden Housing Authority Term of Office – 5 Years
• Finding deer antlers
• A modest proposal
• Environmental nominations open
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Selectmen vote no action on ballot questions
• WRHS cooks up a second- place finish
• Walter E. Hildick
• Juanita L. Wheeler
• Kathryn V. Catalano
• Sandra J. Sansoucy
• Ross A. Yanco
• Edward Z. Savickas
• Homer W. Griffith
• Paul W. Batura
• H. Milton Bartlett
• Rabies clinic
• Legion scholarship
• Town census due
• Battle of the Bulge
• ‘No Excuses’ wellness begins March 5
• Baseball sign-up deadline
• Organic gardening
• Thomson joins RE/MAX Property Promotions
• Studying abroad
• Fitchburg State grads
• Auger named to nursing post
• Appointed LCU director
• Sterling
• Rutland
• Princeton
• Writing workshop for women
• Free acupuncture for vets
• Business discussion
• LEWIS MEETS LUIS
• Paxton
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Free tax help at WSU
• Death camp speaker
• Virginia N. Sullivan
• William P. Smeagle
• On-line grief support
• Virginia L. Salisbury
• Rita V. Ruby
• Chester J. Johnston Jr.
• Camille G. Perrone
• Elizabeth M. Doyle
• Warren E. Cheever
• James S. Matthews
• Barbara Anne Carroll
• Jeanne A. Kimball
• Prudence I. Davidson
• Charles A. Guthrie
• Pancakes at the Farm
• Audition for Vietnam play
• Sturgis honored at Norwich
• Kelley gets conference honor
• Gymnast heading to nationals
• Girls travel teams win 4
• Joe MacAuley
• April 1 deadline for scholarship
• Skiers headed to states
• Swimmers wash away records
• Towns reluctant about accepting WRSDC budget invite
• Chamber offering scholarships
• WRHS collecting prom dresses
• school lunch menu
• Women’s Club meeting
• Baseball signup extended
• Habitat homes for sale
• Free Keep Well clinic
• Homemakers meeting
• Chocksett Club meeting
• Residents voice concerns about bicycle race
• PENGUIN PROGRAM
• Local painting on display
• Rabies clinic
• Family Night at the Sharks
• Library book sale
• Naquag roof repair underway
• Selectmen give police chief, DPW head good reviews
• Preschool enrollment
• Hume’s work on exhibit
• Light board change needs town, state OK
• Acrylic painting class
• Deadline for flower show sign-up
• Absentee ballots ready
• Red Cross shelter training
• AbsenteeA ballots ready
• S'MORES AND MORE
• Food for Fines
• Holden Baseball umpire training
• Seniors book discussion
• March 5 deadline for absentee ballots
• ‘Person of the Year’ nominations
• Retirement party for Al Bourget
• Former Wachusett Fitness owner found
• Oriol Health Care breaks ground for renovation, expansion project
• A job well done
• A call to action
• Question of the Week
• Trustees of Damon Memorial Term of office – 3 years
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Untitled
• Anonymous tip led to chief probe
• Band of brothers excels at Wachusett
• Chester J. Johnston Jr.
• Using the Bible to overcome eating disorders
• Barbara A. Carroll
• Camille G. Perrone
• Charles A. Guthrie
• Suspect arrested in car breaks
• Rita V. Ruby
• Virginia L. Salisbury
• Prudence I. Davidson
• WRHS collecting prom dresses
• Seven Hills Symphony in concert with WRHS musicians
• Retirement party for Al Bourget
• Virginia N. Sullivan
• James S. Mathews
• Elizabeth M. Doyle
• Love of Britney has kids jumping
• Police Notebook
• FIRE/POLICE
• Dr. Harvey L. Rittenhouse Virginia-Gene (Shankel) Rittenhouse
• Kathleen R. Toscano
• Philip X. Reid
• Neil D. Kirsch
• Gilbert S. Davis
• Elsbeth A. Hequembourg
• Leslie H. Coley Jr.
• Daniel J. Mastrototaro
• Beverly J. Carey
• Richard E. Niewiera
• Warren E. Cheever
• Robert E. Bobeck
• Maurice Abasciano
• Scholarships for military families
• Arbor Day poster contest
• How those low-rate financing offers really stack up
• Boys travel basketball
• Track team wins another title
• PATRIOT AUTO GLASS Athlete of the Week
• Gymnasts a multi-talented bunch
• SWEET SALE
• Women’s Club meeting
• April 1 deadline for scholarship
• Ash Wednesday supper, service
• Neighbor to Neighbor pays it forward
• Harvest Grille offers a natural choice
• Request for task force members on hold
• Vacation field hockey
• Advisory panel upset tower isn’t finished
• Crowd angry about Kate’s
• Winter walk on the mountain
• DCR agrees to find solution to problem on Administration Road
• Anna Maria launches School of Business
• Historical commission volunteers
• Exercise classes under way
• The snowless show must go on
• Lunch with the grandkids
• Finance board crunching the Fiscal 2013 numbers
• Vacation workshops for children
• Jailbirds making a mess
• Finance board crunching the Fiscal 2013 numbers
• Absentee ballots ready
• Deadline for flower show sign-up
• Town health insurance to see savings with state GIC
• Kosky eyes school finances
• From Mrs. Gardner’s house to yours
• Fighting fair
• Student supports Obama
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Fitness studio forced to move
• Rutland puts fire chief on leave
• OUT OF THE GATE
• · Dr. Harvey L. Rittenhouse
• Robert E. Bobeck
• Robert E. Bobeck
• Neil D. Kirsch
• Neil D. Kirsch
• Selectmen's meeting rescheduled
• Selectmen's meeting rescheduled
• Prudence I. Davidson
• Prudence I. Davidson
• Richard Niewie
• Richard Niewiera, 70
• Virginia Salisbury
• Virginia Salisbury, 66
• Leslie H. Coley Jr.
• Booklover's Ball was a ball
• Fundraiser was indeed magical
• Vacation workshops for children
• Town election races start next Monday
• Town census due
• Maurice Abasciano
• Elsbeth A. Hequembourg
• Beverly J. Carey
• Oxygen tanks fall off truck during rush hour
• Girls travel teams win 4
• Boys travel basketball results
• Games will be in the pink
• March-Soucy
• Kunar - Weagle
• Greene - Lehans
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Barbara V. Whitney
• Lillian G. Palmer
• Audrey V. Hughes
• Michael Williams
• Alberta Maki
• Deanna M. Provost
• David C. Provost
• John R. Walls
• Edmund T. Bennett
• school lunch menu
• Lottery ends Feb. 29 for WRHS nursery, play groups
• Valentines have a history
• Abraham Lincoln at WSU
• ‘Dreamcoat’ auditions in Westborough
• Softball team seeks players
• Athlete of the week
• Win bolsters Mountaineers’ confidence
• Census deadline Feb. 15
• Deadlines looming for baseball and T-ball registration
• Voter registration deadline
• Library open house
• Animal control board apologizes
• Building fee structure changed
• Democrat caucus this Saturday
• DPW chief given responsibility to fix pool wall
• Deadline for primary
• Rutland officials ponder tough budget season ahead
• Mechanics Hall tour on Saturday
• Voter registration ends Feb. 15
• Officials expect first reimbursement
• Forum on East Princeton Village seeks imput
• Arm chair theatre is audience friendly
• Youth Ensemble coming to First Congregational Church
• Comer Challenge Cup
• Artist is a colorful character
• Senior housing OK’d for special permit
• ZBA hearing on variance
• Chocolate candy making at library
• More information sought on mutual aid agreement
• Outdoor burning permits
• Friends of COA cookie sale
• Presidential primary deadline
• Whither winter?
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Coffee with librarian
• Valentine Chocolate Extravaganza
• School committee vacancy filled
• Dog licenses available
• Grange pitch party
• Food for Fines
• Sterling’s warning to shelter
• Guaranteed percentage questioned
• Question of the Week
• Booklovers ball was a ball
• Fundraiser was indeed magical
• Paxton, Rutland asked to support Bay Path project
• Sox officials field fans’ questions
• Seeing the world through Rosenstock’s lens
• Lillian G. Palmer
• David C. Provost, 80
• Edmund T. Bennett
• Audrey V. Hughes
• John R. Walls
• Alberta Maki
• Deanna M. Provost
• Deanna M. Provost, 69
• Winter carnival postponed
• Chamber ‘Business After Hours’
• Gengels, officials note effort in Haiti
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Robert F. Whooley
• Stanley Petrila
• Elaine E. Gribouski
• Lawrence F. Pender
• Sterling
• Rutland
• Paxton
• Princeton
• Holden
• Girls travel teams win 5
• Patrick Comer Challenge Cup
• Boys’ travel basketball
• Skiers save on low Giants score
• Super Bowl XLVI Fact Box
• WRHS girls face another tough test
• Sarah Bjorn
• TAKING THE PLUNGE
• Skaters want to shoot down Hawks
• School Lunch Menu
• KNOWS HIS PLACES
• Proposed school budget on Web site
• FLORA IN WINTER
• Sewing Group meets at the library
• Knights donate money, coats
• Library Book Club meets monthly
• Yoga, sitting down
• Turkey pot pie Saturday
• Citrus ordering deadline is Feb. 12
• Library open house
• Feb. 15 voter registration deadline
• Nomination papers available
• Census deadline Feb. 15
• Village Green Preschool scholarship
• Women’s Club meeting
• Legion post meeting
• Time to sign up for spring baseball
• Pandolf & Perkins solar farm energizes town
• Library group seeks members
• Legion scholarship application
• Family Night at the Worcester Sharks
• Democrats to elect convention delegates
• Friends of Animals has lots of friends contributing
• Pancakes at the Farm
• Selectmen weigh full or partial roof fix
• Ice rink open at Krashes Field
• Voter registration for primary
• Bill Johnson, town handyman, retires
• Valentine craft
• Arm chair theatre
• ZBA hearing on variance
• New generator proposed for telephone building
• Forum on East Princeton Village set for Feb. 15
• Winter carnival starts Feb. 3
• Worcester County Sheriff Lew Evangelidis visits thePrinceton Senior Center
• ‘New’ used truck in service for DPW
• Resident upset about business in Light Department building
• Family skating this Saturday
• Bus trip to flower show
• School roof repair problems fixed
• THAT'S THE TICKET
• Local painting on display
• Lions fruit order deadline
• Exercise classes under way
• The Paxton Lion's Club Donates New Display Case
• Fish fry canceled
• Red Cross shelter training
• Winter carnival this Saturday
• Chandler office hours
• Valentine’s Day cookie sale
• Feb. is ‘food donation pardon’ month
• Vacation workshops for children
• Construction firm hires Waice
• Rosenstock to show favorite photos
• Valentine Chocolate Extravaganza
• Civilian Police Academy a sell-out
• Shelter plans anniversary event
• Nominations for women’s awards
• Public needed to count birds this weekend
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Crime stats hold steady
• Town says keep ‘Sterling’ out of name
• Group trying to save buildings
• Student takes issue with president
• Weighing the issue
• Baby in the bath water
• John Walls, 46
• Alberta Maki
• Robert F. Whooley, 64
• Lawrence Pender
• Patient rights talk
• Neuropsych workshop for parents
• Free throw contest
• Local painting on display
• DeCiccio, officers sworn in at Associations’ installation
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Winter survival hike this Saturday
• U.S Senator Scott Brown spent an hour at Wachusett Mt. on Jan.17
• White Oak to purchase old summer camp land
• Bereavement support groups
• Salter College plans job fair
• Volunteer Days at Broad Meadow
• Ikebana design class
• Genealogists meeting
• Pan-Mass opens registration
• CATCH OF THE DAY
• Anne Lundy
• On-line grief support
• Rogers S. P. Johnson
• Allen Elbag
• Thomas F. Dellasanta
• Thomas P. Germain Jr.
• Paul F. Crowley
• Muriel A. Heiniluoma
• Edmund T. Bennett
• George J. Barket
• Ethel E. Backstrom
• Jean M. Anderson
• Mountaineers already qualify for district tourney
• Lacrosse deadline Feb. 1
• Travel teams take 4 games
• FREESTYLING
• Up-and-comers shore up boys’ indoor track team
• SCHOOLS Student ambassadors visit service sites on Martin Luther King weekend
• Red Cross apps for emergencies
• Free acupuncture for veterans
• Environmental nominations open
• Fitness class combines yoga and Pilates
• Nomination papers available
• Applewild open house
• School Lunch Menu
• Return your census
• Free Keep Well clinic
• BUCKETS OF COMPLIMENTS
• For cookie lovers, the most wonderful time of the year
• Brewer is legislator of year
• Library group seeks members
• Meat raffle
• Ice fishing derby postponed
• Baseball sign-up deadline is Jan. 30
• Family Night at the Sharks
• Legion post meeting
• Boy Scout open house
• Extension Group making candy
• Baseball registration
• Turkey pot pie supper
• Feb. 15 voter registration deadline
• Dog licenses due April 17
• Selectmen mull going paperless for meetings
• Food pantry this Saturday
• Bachant is top administrator
• Borrowing finalized for several projects
• Canopy collapses at Heritage Bible Chapel
• New chief gets warm reception
• Cold and snow didn’t keep the pool plungers away
• Winter carnival set for Feb. 4
• Exercise classes under way
• Lions Club selling fresh fruit from Florida
• Red Cross shelter training
• Library book group
• LinkedIn event sponsored by Chamber of Commerce
• Vacation workshops for children
• Help at H.O.M.E. keeps charity local
• February is ‘food donation pardon’ month
• Three day winter event for Princeton residents
• Adhesive issue no longer a sticking point
• Paxton Historical Commission Calendars
• Mail stolen from boxes
• Tax bills due Feb. 1 and May 2
• Jan. 30 deadline for Good Neighbor nominations
• Station owner vows to clear up confusion
• Outdoor burning permits
• Scouts thank customers
• SCOUNTING OUT WOODMEISTER
• Rosenstock to show photos
• School board seat vacant
• Chapel to host breakfast
• Better communication on pay policy urged
• ‘Tis the season
• Chamber ‘Business After Hours’
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Fundraiser was no flop
• School committee backs Pandiscio revenue sharing idea
• Senior housing takes another step forward
• George J. Barket, 45
• Rogers S. P. Johnson
• Smiles, applause as new fire chief sworn in
• Ice fishing derby postponed
• Man changing tire killed
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Francis E. Lepore
• Mae E. Harvey
• Jack D. Jones Jr.
• Colleen James
• Jewish film series at St. John’s
• Dipping for a cause
• Vikings at Higgins Armory
• Michael A. Hayden
• Elvira E. Lindberg
• Bernice R. Gaudet
• Lorraine L. Doolittle
• George Barket
• Rita M. Aldrich
• Prairie plants at Garden Club
• Learn your antique’s value
• DEP releases wind turbine report
• Boating classes start Jan. 25
• Environmental nominations open
• Lacrosse players needed
• Named Northeast-10 player of the week
• Athlete of the week
• Wachusett girls a fleet-footed bunch
• Madrigal Dinner Concert tickets on sale
• School Lunch Menu
• District Principals nix Friday early release days
• Bob Protano is planning a nice retirement
• Home from deployment, Army officer presents flag to American Legion Post
• Baseball registration
• Nomination papers available
• Dog licenses available
• Turkey pot pie supper
• Boy Scout open house
• Sterling Land Trust to feature live wildlife
• Ice fishing derby this weekend
• BE LIKE BRIT FUNDRAISER
• Benefit Caribbean dinner at First Church
• Two “New” cruisers are ready to roll
• Baseball, softball signups
• First Aid training
• Rutland soldier honored for service
• Accessory apartment approved
• CPR class at library
• Burning permits available
• Winter open house this Saturday
• Full-time fire chief for Princeton
• THE KIDS ARE COOKING:
• Coffeehouse this Sat.
• Red Cross shelter training
• Lions Club selling fresh fruit
• The twists and turns of back pain
• LinkedIn event sponsored by Chamber
• Dinner to benefit amputee group
• Good Neighbor nominations sought
• Kids events at Gale Free Library
• Tax bills due Feb. 1 and May 2
• People in dark on comp time
• Question of the Week
• Sterling official thanks supporters
• Gas station charge questioned
• Good will hunting
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Honeymoon cruise no vacation
• Program helps skiers meet the challenge
• Francis E. Lepore
• Man changing tire killed on I-190
• Jack Dunham Jones Jr., 84
• Protano won't seek re-election
• Rita M. Aldrich, 91
• When ice was a cash crop
• Appreciating the warm weather — indoors
• Auditions for kids’ musical
• Anonymous police tips
• Scams and seniors
• Suicide grief support
• VNA bereavement support
• Hazel Thistle
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Area firefighters complete training
• Youth camera club forming
• ‘Shenandoah’ auditions
• Len Gengal named as parade marshal
• Isabella B. Hennessey
• Patricia M. Redmond
• Everett Mangsen Sr.
• Pauline P. Hall
• Bereavement support groups
• Ethel J. Firth
• Helen M. Cluett
• Robert J. Girouard
• Lisa G. Forrest
• Stevens – Nartowt
• Open house at Applewild
• Open house at Parker Charter School
• Rose Mary Cleary
• Grants preserve open space in area towns
• Sheriff announces command staff changes
• Lee-Cogswell
• Lottery underway for nursery school, play group at Wachusett Regional
• Nominations sought for ‘Teacher of the Year’
• School Lunch Menu
• Girls AAU basketball tryouts
• Winter softball camp signup
• Lacrosse players needed
• Girls travel teams win 5 games
• Swim team cruises to comeback
• Untitled
• Martial artists attend international program
• Shannon Kelley
• Smooth start for Wachusett skaters
• Retired teacher celebrates history, music with her ‘Club Attic’
• Healthcare artists display work at two shows
• Local movie makes national premiere
• Baseball coaches, managers needed
• Photo
• Sterling Land Trust program to feature live wildlife at First Church
• Women’s Club gathers Jan. 12
• Photo
• Sterling will have a ball this winter
• Photo
• Meat raffle
• First Aid training
• Baseball, softball signups
• Photo
• Photo
• Photo
• Glenwood School gutters need work
• Handmade crafts on display
• Winter Carnival events
• Containment and training ordered for German shepherd on Thompson Road
• Chilean group will share experiences
• No new information on Desilets case
• Tax rate goes up $1
• Kingsburys celebrate 55th anniversary
• Friends to host pair of winter free weeks
• Hip hop dance classes will start Jan. 24
• Artist trading cards at Richards Memorial Library
• Thamel earns Eagle Scout rank
• Line dancing Thursdays
• Local Girl Scout selected for national convention in Houston
• Business After Hours
• Civilian Police Academy starts Jan. 26
• Help at H.O.M.E. keeps charity local
• FEEDING THE BIRDS ALWAYS IN SEASON
• Library book groups
• Fuel assistance applications
• Final Christmas tree chipping
• Chamber hosts networking event
• Dinner to benefit amputee group
• The Good Neighbor Award
• Town seeks information officer
• Board updated on Stony Brook power plant
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Superintendent wants towns to share the wealth
• Kids on the small screen
• Bourget served with integrity
• Mountview grateful for dance lessons
• Consider open space in your donations
• Is that the end of the story?
• 4H seeks new members
• Holden resident elected Newcomers’ president
• Christmas miracle
• Everett Mangsen Sr., 83
• Grand jury probes Princeton death
• Robert J. Girouard
• Pauline P. Hall
• Carleton Davenport
• John C. Oliver
• John N. Ethier
• Matthew M. Chasse
• Gladys E. Beck
• Zane C. Badore Sr.
• Irene U. Colacchio
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• HOLIDAY TRADITION:
• Pauline P. Hall
• Holden woman dies in car crash
• Photo
• Princeton
• Paxton
• Sterling
• Rutland
• Holden
• Ski team yearning for snow, competition
• Wachusett girls off to fast start
• Local girls on Worcester Academy’s New England championship soccer team
• Matt Dodge
• Mountaineers can learn from tough loss in Laska Tournament
• Worcester Academy honor roll
• Monty Tech honor roll
• OSV will feature special Martin Luther King programs
• Monty Tech invites 7th & 8th grade students
• School committee ponders pets, paper and calendar issues
• School Lunch Menu
• Winter at the Meadow
• Line dancing
• Dinner, chamber music at Cafe Concert series
• Auditions for CMO musical at library
• Make your own apron
• A BONDING EXPERIENCE
• Benefit Caribbean dinner
• Preschool open house
• Baseball coaches, managers needed
• New Garden Club scholarship
• Lopez joins credit union
• Another solar farm proposed in Rutland
• A chance for kids to cook after school
• Hip hop dance classes for kids
• Aerobics, strength classes offered
• Stepping Stones Learning Center to open
• Friends to host pair of winter free weeks
• Artist Trading Cards
• Photo
• First session of FitCamp starts Jan. 10
• Selectmen approve agreements for School maintenance, dispatch
• Funeral planning seminar, Worcester County Memorial Park
• Photo
• 2012 hunting and fishing licenses
• Pizza and a movie
• Luncheon for seniors
• Selectmen support public health grant to share services
• Photo
• Mountainside market eyes expand seating
• Winter Carnival
• Booklovers’ Ball planned for February
• Preschool enrollment
• Princeton Arts Society film night
• Lack of DCR response upsets conservation panel
• Dems meet at Town Hall
• Photo contest display at Gale Free
• Chamber hosts networking event
• 2012 Grange calendar is ready
• Property tax exemptions
• Civilian Police Academy
• Body pulled from car fire
• Dinner to benefit amputee group
• Troop 182 Christmas tree pick-up
• Recycling
• Selectmen no fans of meeting room fees
• Christmas tree chipping
• Wonderful dinner
• Trees translate to community support
• Getting along in Sterling
• Sterling administrator takes issue with overspending allegations
• Railroad hike/snowshoe outing
• Black box shows Murray was speeding
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Greenslit named Landmark editor
• Photo
• Community invited to Jan. 9 ‘State of the District’ address
• Matthew M. Chasse
• John “Jack” C. Oliver
• Zane C. Badore Sr.,
• Holiday schedule for offices, library
• Rose Mary Cleary, 88
• Mountaineers fall in Laska title game
• Body pulled from car fire
• Clothing, coat drive bring in thousands of items
• Auditions for CMO musical
• Holiday blood drive
• ‘Holiday stressbuster’ yoga
• Ferguson appointed to special commission
• Towns awarded SAFE grants
• Thanks for 35 GREAT years
• Anonymous police tips
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Sports: Year in review
• Applewild School open house
• Photo
• Monty Tech invites 7th & 8th grade students
• Emporia State University
• Springfield College
• Myles Christopher Forleo
• Brynlee Anne Killeen
• Suicide grief support
• Loretta M. (Saunders) Williams
• Charles P. Sakalauskas
• VNA bereavement support
• Bereavement support groups
• Patrick J. Morrisey
• Robert F. Rogiers Sr.
• Donna M. (Healey) Holmes
• Reginald A. Judson
• Roy E. Boynton Jr.
• Mary E. (Gagnon) Comer
• Heidi A. Bergeron
• Beatrice “Betty” (Thompson) Brooks
• Jennie A. Ericson
• Paul N. Doyon
• Gladys E. Beck
• Sampson, Sery selected to All Star team
• Ice skating classes start in January
• Coaches’ clinic for youth basketball
• Tokarz earns allconference honors
• Girls’ basketball opens with big win
• Hockey team brings home Boros Cup for Christmas
• Photos
• Tucker White
• Habitat for Humanity home seeks family
• Preschool open house
• American Legion meeting next week
• Women’s Club gathers Jan. 12
• Florida citrus arriving Jan. 22
• ‘Teamwork in Ten Days’ published
• Snow Ball Family Dance planned for January
• Baseball coaches, managers needed for LL baseball
• Selectmen OK 140 Rendezvous Club license
• Request made for town land purchase
• ‘Smurfs’ at the library
• Christmas tree pick–up
• Employee wins award
• First session of FitCamp starts Jan. 10
• Holiday blood drive Dec. 29
• Rutland Rec offers winter before/after-school programs
• Photo
• Photo
• Photo
• Officials end year setting goals for 2012
• Private group to focus on Mechanics Hall
• Booklovers’ Ball planned for February
• Giumette honored for heroism
• Photo
• Photo
• Paxton Center School First quarter honor roll
• Paxton cemetery lots’ cost to increase
• Friends to host pair of winter free weeks
• Whisk correction
• Photo
• Winter fitness classes
• Photo
• Earning his wings
• New year fitness at senior center on Tuesdays
• Photo
• Mountview Middle School First quarter honor roll
• Troop 182 Christmas tree pick-up as fund raiser
• Christmas tree chipping
• Seniors feeling centered
• Police, perps and puppies
• Can you hear me bickering now?
• Photo
• Good neighbors
• Around town
• Hitting the gas
• Crime scene
• Tunnel vision
• Wounded Marine
• Tower power
• Back in business
• Fond farewell
• Regional dispatch?
• Debt paid
• PMLD out of Internet business
• Whither Thomas Prince?
• Objections to overlays
• Tragedy strikes three times
• Repairs on the way
• First full-time fire chief
• Noted with sadness
• Glad we got that settled
• Holden loves a good time
• Above and beyond
• A terrible loss
• Same faces, different places
• Keeping your head above water
• Photo
• ‘No’ and ‘no’
• Police news
• Snow on the pumpkin
• Sorry, my bad
• New faces
• Endless town meeting
• The town that plays together …
• Partnership with Anna Maria
• Building blues
• Fifth race in the books, looking forward to next year
• Kids experience corn at its best at Naquag School
• Who should be held accountable for overspending in Sterling?
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Sonoma wins national ‘best of’ award
• New Year’s deadline
• Photo
• Career in review
• Roy E. Boynton Jr.
• Jennie A. Ericson
• Still no news in Princeton death
• Third person arrested in Rutland murder case
• ‘Whisk’ ushers in new kitchen store in Paxton
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• New Eagle Scout
• VNA bereavement support
• Bereavement support groups
• Suicide grief support
• James L. Wood
• Robert P. Grady
• Corinne O. Hubbard
• Holiday softball clinic
• Ice skating classes start in January
• Jane M. Cobill
• Traveling Girls win four games before holiday break
• Close contests for boys’ travel basketball teams
• Alex Cooper
• Slow-starters, but WRHS boys sink the hoops that count
• Thomas Prince School First quarter honor roll
• Have a WachuWear holiday
• Applewild School open house
• Holy Name honor roll
• FOL booking plenty of interest
• Christmas tree pick –up
• Christmas weekend Services
• New Sterling treasurer/collector
• Alert neighbor drops a dime, police nab B & E suspect
• Rutland Rec offers winter before/after-school programs
• Holiday blood drive
• Photo
• Confusion about role of dispatch director
• Photo
• Photo
• Selectmen consider reducing town meeting quorum
• Mechanics Hall is priority for E. Princeton residents
• 2012 calendars help fund historical events
• Selectmen eye 99-year housing lease
• Oh, what fun it is to ride…
• Geometry lesson in good taste
• Charlie Brown Christmas
• New Year’s with the seniors
• Veterans’ meeting
• New year fitness at senior center
• Vacation movie
• Winter recreation classes
• Commerce collecting for Joseph’s Project
• Photo
• Cheers, to a successful student breakfast
• Thanks for coming
• Local doctor feeling much better
• Many contributors to wreath raffle
• New town common tree was a dazzler
• Candlelight Concert a grand surprise
• Auditions for CMO musical
• Holiday blood drive
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Holiday deadlines
• Selectmen choose new fire chief
• Family shares Christmas bonus with Devereux kids
• ARMED WITH GINGERBREAD
• Selectmen choose new fire chief
• Septic crack closes restaurant
• Princeton selectmen look 'in-house' for full-time fire chief
• Weather survival skills could be the most useful gift of the season
• ‘Good old days’ aren’t coming back
• Puppy thieves sentenced to jail, fined, probation
• Ho… Ho… Hello To Holden!
• Voters approve conservation land purchase
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• VNA bereavement support
• Lillian R. Stockbridge
• D. Mark Forkey
• Devereux School needs gift cards
• WRHS alumni food drive continues through Dec. 16
• School Lunch Menu
• LIONS SPEECH WINNERS:
• Ann E. Listovicz
• Christopher A. Callahan
• Four Monty Tech students awarded scholarships
• Wachusett middle school football has successful debut season
• Nothing but net – Wachusett girls travel to five victories
• Swim team starts new season with big splash
• Katie Murray
• WRHS ice hockey: new season, same goal
• Photo
• Promoted to major
• GFA collecting toys for kids
• Food Pantry this Saturday
• Devereux School
• Tax rate up – valuations down 10 percent
• Christmas weekend Services
• Black Sheep co-owners say they are taking proactive approach to noise complaints
• Committee picks new senior center site
• Toy drive deadline is Dec. 16
• Two West Boylston brothers purchase Appletown Market
• Central Tree Middle School First quarter honor roll
• Flo’s grows to more than double its size
• Santa’s coming to town
• Photo
• A Princeton family Christmas
• Calcia denied variance request
• Ski and snowboard program
• SEASONAL START-UP
• Voters give thumbs up to land purchase for affordable housing
• K-8 basketball sign-ups
• Letters to Santa
• Friends to host pair of winter free weeks
• Correction
• 2012 calendars help fund historical events
• Menorah lighting – Dec. 20
• Wreathes, trees for families of active service members
• Chaffin cookie sale this Saturday
• A 30-year stitch in time for stitching, framing store
• A teaching opportunity
• WRSD superintendent’s proposal raids cash-strapped taxpayers
• Girl Scouts bake more than cookies
• First grade gobbles a ‘thank you’
• Bottle bill is all washed up
• Santa’s arrival a winner
• Nov. 23 – A ‘Landmark’ issue
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• 4H seeks new members
• Investigation continues in death of Princeton woman
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Musical at First Baptist
• Photo
• Menu
• District using $1.9M grant to make school kids more active, healthier eaters
• Signature move
• Registration ending for girls’ lacrosse
• Green team battles Winchendon in opener
• Wachusett girls’ travel team nets four wins
• Athletic, physical Mountaineers ready for strong showing in 2011-2012 season
• Rob Sturgis
• Girls’ hoops squad brings balanced attack
• Youth camera club forming
• Chamber directories now available
• Eunice C. Fedler
• Bereavement support groups
• Bernice L. (McGurl) Ladner
• Robert W. Gates
• Erica N. D'Errico
• Stella R. Boisvert
• Carolyn R. Beland
• Toys for Tots drive
• Chocksett School senior holiday breakfast
• Sterling PD arrests two in Lancaster break-in
• Photo
• Extending a holiday meal
• Sterling Tree Lighting
• Girl Scout babysitting night on Friday
• Photo
• Brownie Troop 30241 mitten tree
• Photo
• Developer responsible for plowing
• Santa’s coming to town
• Windmill gearbox still in Germany
• Senior luncheon at Harrington Farm
• Princeton Family Christmas Dec. 17
• Photo
• Rekos declines Princeton fire chief position
• Troop 229 baking cookies and doggie biscuits this holiday season
• Voters to decide Muir Farm destiny Dec. 12
• Hunting, fishing licensing on-line only
• Richards Library Christmas party
• Letters to Santa
• 2012 Paxton Cultural Council grants awarded
• Strong Roots
• Gale Free Library book group
• Chaffin cookie sale
• Bicycle collection this Saturday
• BOS vote against Jan. town meeting
• Holden Road Race nets $14K for pantry
• Menorah lighting – Dec. 20
• Wreathes, trees for families of active service members
• ‘God Speaking’ drama at First Baptist
• December at Gale Free Library
• Court of Honor for new Eagle Scout
• Happy Holidays from our family to yours
• iPads vs. Education
• Software poses problems, questions
• iPad money should go to the towns not technology
• 21st Century Skills is about more than iPads
• Photo
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Communication tower approved
• Woman’s death under investigation
• Regional selectmen pump brakes on iPad proposal
• Carolyn R. Beland
• Eunice Clark Fedler
• Stella R. Boisvert
• Erica N. D'Errico
• Robert W. Gates
• Bernice L. Ladner
• Healing Through the Holidays Seminar
• Survival skills with Holden Fire- Dec. 1
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Registration, info night for girls’ lacrosse
• Walter Sepulveda Sr.
• Ruth B. Price
• Lina P. Malkoun
• Mary C. Mailhot
• William R. Henderson
• Paul L. Lambert
• Wyman J. Darling Jr.
• Peter W. Campbell
• Winter Sports Swap this Saturday
• Bay Path honor roll
• Students, community lend 200 voices to ‘Messiah’
• Monique D. Spencer
• WRHS Alumni Race treks through the elements
• Emma Denault
• Naps end Wachusett’s season on Thanksgiving, 18-13
• Paxton seniors in December
• Rutland COA listings
• Sterling Senior News for November
• Girl Scout fundraiser
• December events for Holden seniors
• Festival of Trees
• Extension Group Christmas meal
• Toys for Tots drive
• Christmas open house with historical society
• Women’s Club to get constructive in December
• Houghton Holiday Craft Fair
• Garden Club Greens Sale this Saturday
• Select board trade accusations
• Dec. 4 ordering deadline for holiday citrus
• Post 189 to meet this Monday
• Senior Center party
• Toy drive deadline is Dec. 16
• Chocksett Middle School
• Rutland Rec traveling to NYC
• Food Pantry distribution
• Girl Scout babysitting night
• Princeton seniors in December
• Winter hoops with Rutland Rec
• Turkey spared
• Celebration of Living Gifts at Overlook Farm
• Slow iPad process down, say Princeton selectmen
• Whisk-ing away charity
• 2012 calendars to help historical events
• Strongmen and women set to flex Dec. 4
• Paxton Rec tree lighting, dinner & a movie
• Christmas Miracles & Magic
• Full-time officer appointed
• Reimbursement sought for Oct. snow storm cleanup
• Senior luncheon at Harrington Farm
• Santa’s coming to town
• Boy scouts selling wreaths
• Candlelight concert with Dan Gabel and The Abletones, December 4
• Mission opportunity
• Small Works 2011 begins Friday
• Christmas Craft Fair & Luncheon
• Olde Stuff open house
• Dec. 2 deadline for special town meeting
• Paxton BOS questions urgency of iPads
• December at Gale Free Library
• Santa arrives this weekend
• Democrats to convene Dec. 3
• Singles party at Holden Chapel
• Holden author pens “Voices of Worcester Women”
• Girl Scouts collecting food for Pantry
• First Baptist Church events
• First Congregational Church holiday programs this weekend
• Garden Club to explore Paris parks
• Leaf composting this Saturday
• Pandiscio requests special town meeting
• Poppy sale to benefit vets
• Speaking a sensible language
• Not the right time for iPads
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Expanding on expansion
• New DPW director hired
• Turkey Tussle
• Lina P. Malkoun
• Walter Sepulveda Sr.
• Peter Watson Campbell
• Ruth Bentley Price
• Peck the Turkey pardoned
• Mary C. Mailhot
• Photo
• Monty Tech racks up record MCAS scores
• Rutland PD receives $10K grant
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Lunch Menu
• Whitinsville Christian School Honor Roll - First Quarter
• 11th annual Winter Sports Swap Dec. 3
• Holden’s Sullivan helps bring ‘Tollbooth’ production to life
• Ice Tornadoes set to storm Lego Robotics competition
• Holden freshman to take Curry stage
• Toys for Tots public skate
• Photo
• Brian Wallace Wachusett Alumni Race this Saturday
• Girls’ cross country finishes second in states
• Rachel Denault
• Registration for girls’ lacrosse
• Photo
• Thanksgiving showdown looms large for Mountaineers
• Alvarez – Lougee
• Austin W. Zysk
• Dorothy I. Salls
• Costas S. Marnerakis
• Joseph P. Savage
• Hilda H. Forget
• Arthur L. Esposito
• Sterling light department pulls plug on lighting contest, holiday discount
• Photo
• Photo
• Chick named new Town Accountant
• Houghton Holiday Craft Fair
• Toy drive deadline is Dec. 16
• Dec. 4 ordering deadline for holiday citrus cases
• Christmas Fair Trade Handcraft Sale
• Rutland Sportsman’s Club event
• Photo
• Selectmen propose regional iPad discussion
• Homemade breads for the holidays
• Girl Scout babysitting night
• Developer wants town to plow private streets
• Art Ride
• Discussions resume with fire chief selection
• Small Works 2011
• Brownie Troop 30241 mitten tree
• VETERANS HONORED
• Letters to Santa
• Holly Days starts Friday
• Mechanics Hall needs well, septic system installed
• Princeton receives $450,000 grant for Mirick Road reconstruction
• Step aerobics working up sweat
• Richards Library Christmas party
• Dec. 2 deadline for Special Town Meeting
• Deadline for Post scholarships
• Ski and snowboard program
• K-8 basketball sign-ups
• Troop 229 will bake cookies and doggie biscuits this holiday season
• Christmas in Hawaii trip
• Hunting, fishing licensing on-line only
• A Paxton Rec holiday – Dec. 3
• Line dancing Thursdays
• Democrats to convene Dec. 3
• Law of Dharma yoga
• Troop 182 pancake breakfast
• Skate park committee trying to ride attendance surge
• Garden Club to explore Paris parks
• Veterans meet day after Thanksgiving
• Leaf composting Saturday added
• Fire Department offers public safety courses
• An investment in the future
• Gale Free Library book groups
• Leonard earns Eagle Medal for project
• Wachusett Youth Lacrosse
• This Christmas – buy American
• Holden commander thankful for Post 42 watchfulness
• Holiday marketplace made possible by many
• Bottle Bill – a win for the environment
• Youth camera club forming
• W. Boylston holiday fair
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• iPad for every student not affordable at this time
• Rays and means
• Joseph P. Savage
• Arthur Leo Esposito
• Getting in North Central Homes
• First-time homebuyer classes offered in December
• Keller Williams Realty North Central offers a helping hand to local homeowners
• Caring for trees in the wake of the storm
• Feels like home
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Youth camera club forming
• Walter P. Plucinski
• Paints and Chemicals Day this Saturday
• Jean W. Williams
• Rose Marie Robinson
• Anne M. Washburn
• Thomas M. Smith
• William Wareing Jr.
• Dorothy Rayla
• Richard A. Powers
• Irene E. Pearson
• Joshua R. Nute
• Joslyn M. Gachuna
• Peter J. Kolofsky
• Joseph P. Paladino Sr.
• Rose A. Grenier
• Gordon C. Johnson
• Registration open for girls’ lacrosse
• Wachusett golf notches Top 7 finish at state championships
• Brian Wallace Wachusett Alumni Race – Nov. 26
• Pee Wees headed to the Pop Warner Super Bowl
• Mountaineer cross country wins districts
• Seminoles win Super Bowl
• Tomahawks deny WRHS field hockey title
• 11th annual Winter Sports Swap Dec. 3
• WRHS 8th grade open house
• Nov. 21-25
• Signature move
• Houghton fair looking for vendors
• Annual Christmas Fair Trade Handcraft Sale
• Photo
• Elizabeth Todorov Toy Drive
• Wood-Stocked
• Open Studio to generate funds for cancer center
• Upcoming Rutland Senior events
• Living Nativity at Mesa Farm
• Rutland Sportsman’s Club events
• Voters approve spending requests at town meeting
• Rutland Rec traveling to NYC
• Rutland Food Pantry distribution
• 15th annual Yuletide Craft Fair this Saturday
• Reception with the sheriff – Nov. 17
• CERT public emergency meeting - Nov. 17
• Girl Scout fundraiser
• Chief Haapakoski announces trio of grants for dept.
• Ski coordinator needed
• Bid awarded for school improvements
• One down, one to go
• Holly Days – Nov. 25-27
• Historical Society annual meeting
• Puppet workshop, show this weekend
• Photo
• Richards library Christmas party
• Letters to Santa
• Christmas in Hawaii trip
• Deadline for Post scholarships
• Ski and snowboard program
• Free performances of ‘Harvey’
• K-8 basketball sign-ups
• Weeaide heads into the holidays
• Holden Veterans meeting day after Thanksgiving in Town Hall
• Police sting turns up alcohol sales to minor
• Veteran’s Day concert at Senior Center
• Chaffin Village Fair this Saturday
• Final leaf composting this weekend
• Veterans Day - a time to be thankful
• Wrong information – great baseball
• Education takes people
• Sterling Veterans Day parade: One of a kind
• Thankful for Sterling Friends
• Decide iPad purchases at annual, not special town meetings
• Information before spending
• A need for resourceful planning
• Wachusett Regional presents ‘The Madwoman of Chaillot’
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Early holiday deadline
• Route 140 Rendezvous liquor license questioned
• Far from the finish line
• Bailey Road closed through Monday
• Irene E. Pearson
• Rose A. Grenier
• Walter Paul Plucinski
• Thomas Michael Smith
• Joshua Robert Nute
• Harry J. Warms
• WEATHER POSTPONEMENTS
• John Joseph Flynn
• Fay L. Brigham
• James B. Senter
• Anna Sherman
• Robert S. Berry Jr.
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Massachusetts single-family pending home sales up for fifth straight month
• REDI at FSU hosts forums on expansion of broadband service
• Realtors participate in build-day with Habitat for Humanity
• Commerce Bank supporting United Way
• Diabetes support group
• Halloween coming to Anna Maria
• Photo
• Police Notebook
• Electronics collection this Saturday
• Play Station opens Nov. 1
• Brian Wallace Wachusett Alumni Race
• Barre Players performance to benefit Stratton theater in Fitchburg
• Storytelling performance and workshop
• Lunch Menu
• Fire Calls
• Best of Friends Harvest Fair
• Youth camera club forming
• Paxton Holiday Marketplace
• Commended by National Merit
• WRHS Booster craft fair at the high school
• 1986 Committee looking for alumni
• Davis Hill PTA meets Nov. 3
• Photo
• Great Pumpkin Patch Festival this Saturday
• Applewild open houses
• WRHS 8th grade open house
• K of C Soccer Challenge defeats the weather
• Weekly Green and White Update
• Furious WRHS football comeback against Shrewsbury falls short, 36-29
• CRA signups on-going
• Rutland Rec basketball registration
• Mountaineers rally to beat St. John’s, 2-1
• HitQuarters Bombers
• Wachusett Pop Warner Highlights
• Vaugh - Heffernan
• Cournoyer-Lefebvre
• Johnson-Litchfield
• Suicide grief support
• Zenona V. Latek
• Madge L. Courtney
• M. Rita Powers
• Beverly J. Braconnier
• Indoor yard sale to benefit mission trip
• Cultural Pow-Wow
• Houghton fair looking for vendors
• Post 189 parade
• Pumpkin Glow to illuminate town hall
• Citrus order deadline
• Sterling select board debates Personnel Board vacancies
• The joy of ‘boo’
• Real estate tax bills due Nov. 1
• Car license approved
• Photo
• Congregational turkey supper
• Rutland FitCampsession 2
• Naquag bid awarded to Dudley company for green repairs
• Library Halloween parade
• Lyons requests highway help
• Halloween Eve Howler Sunday night
• More contamination at public safety building
• Veterans Day at Naquag School
• Soccer Club food drive
• Afterschool Halloween craft
• STOP: Board to install Sharon Dr. signs
• Pajama party at the library
• Summit road closes after this weekend
• American Legion fish fry – Nov. 4
• ‘Taste of Paxton’ on Nov. 2
• Friends’ annual Halloween Party
• Little League annual meeting, board election
• Thanksgiving pies
• Lions Club Halloween party
• Photo
• Trick-or-Treat hours
• Rape Aggression Defense Course
• Nuclear sub-themed vets meeting
• Shopping for a cause
• Pitch party this Saturday
• Troop 175 driving for bottles/cans
• Second quarter tax bills due Nov. 1
• Old prescriptions drop-off
• Big Apple tour deadline – Oct 28
• Mystery Theater Dinner at Chaffin
• Democratic Town Committee
• Halloween event at GFL
• ‘Calm Down!’ to help adults with stress
• Harvest Fair next weekend
• Redistricting won’t affect Holden
• Photo
• Grange Donation to Wachusett Food Pantry
• Dan’s Fans show generosity
• Contributions key to Richards’ fair success
• Eagle Lake needs to be utilized
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Ridiculous Costume Guide 2011
• Princeton closes in on fire chief announcement
• Tower article fails at Rutland town meeting
• Service man
• Beverly J. Braconnier
• Zenona V. Latek
• Four finalists chosen for Princeton Fire Chief
• Madge L. Courtney
• M. Rita Powers
• Holden CROP Walk this Sunday
• Robert L. Nault
• M. Shirley Lavallee
• Edward R. Giambrocco
• Pauline M. Stoddard
• Zenona V. Latek
• Joey Martucci
• Anonymous police tips
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Steven P. Hagglund
• Edith Charbonneau
• Ruth E. Boo
• Bertil I. Bengtson
• Rutland native named conference goalie of week
• WRHS volleyball digs deep with awareness
• WRHS girls take Catholic Invitational title
• Michael Ciociolo
• Marathon Mary
• Community singers invited to join WRHS ‘Messiah’ concert
• Great Pumpkin Patch Festival
• Spooky Walk and Halloween Party Oct. 24
• Making new ‘friends’
• Sterling Republicans meet Thursday
• Homemakers will fashion pins
• First Church turkey supper Oct. 22
• Cultural Pow-Wow
• Lunch Menu
• Ski club sign-ups
• Sportsmen’s Halloween Bash
• Praisemoves taking shape Oct. 20
• Borrowing approved to mitigate PCBs at TP
• Craftsmen sought for Christmas
• Blessing of the animals
• Pajama party at the library
• Child Portrait Marathon
• Play Station opens in November
• Chocksett Club to feature sports artist
• Annual Howler event on Halloween Eve
• NEADS dog blessing
• Dog Days at the library
• Halloween house-building for kids
• Post 189 parade
• Residents give soccer field proposal a yellow card
• Book club to discuss ‘Postmistress’
• Library Halloween parade
• Congregational turkey supper
• Bid awarded for new school windows, roof
• Brian Allen named new PMLD manager
• Free Book Day for teachers, etc.
• ‘Taste of Paxton’ on Nov. 2
• Lions Club Halloween
• Voters approve pair of articles
• Trick or Treat hours
• Red Barn Harvest Day Saturday
• Ain’t too proud to bake
• Mystery Theater Dinner at Chaffin
• Second quarter tax bills due Nov. 1
• Church Mouse Fair this Saturday
• Haiti breakfast
• New owners take over Main St. gym
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• 15 articles on Rutland special town meeting warrant
• Rutland townspeople have right to decide
• The CASA Project-correction
• Skateboard Park will be nothing but positive step for Holden
• Rocky’s puts cart before committee
• Chamber Connections
• Town manager position is fiscally responsible
• Many thanks for Public Safety Day
• Going the distance
• Community singers invited to join WRHS ‘Messiah’ concert
• Robert L. Nault
• Edith Charbonneau
• Theodore J. Raczynski
• 10th Annual Jackson Ride
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Sally C. Urbanovitch
• Roland N. Vincelette
• Edward M. Shindle
• Bereavement support groups
• Chester R. Mason
• Shaun A. Howe
• Jean M. King
• Francis A. Grenier
• Robert W. Carlson
• Mary A. Milano
• Mildred V. Carlson
• Evelyn E. Kneeland
• Elizabeth A. Delgiudice
• William R. Bolton Jr.
• Wachusett Stars tryouts this Sunday
• CRA signups on-going
• Patriots tickets raffle
• Holden Youth Soccer tryouts
• Sarah Paquette
• Mountaineers declaw Panthers, 3-0
• Carlson celebrates 50 years as Masonic veteran
• Photo
• National Merit student
• Cadwallader named account director with PR agency
• Davis Hill PTA meeting Thursday
• 1986 Committee looking for alumni
• Community singers invited to join WRHS ‘Messiah’ concert
• Lunch Menu
• Women’s Club to address hunger
• First Church Harvest Craft Fair/Church Fair
• Rabies clinic this Saturday
• Neighboring towns invited to Spooky Walk and Halloween Party
• Meat raffle to benefit Kelly
• Maple Street project shores up aging water line
• Praisemoves taking shape in Rutland
• Scout craft fair this Saturday
• Real estate tax bills due Nov. 1
• 2012 ski club sign-ups
• Vendors wanted for Yuletide Craft Fair
• Sportsmen’s Halloween Bash
• Rutland Library’s Halloween parade
• Book club to discuss ‘postmistress’
• Rutland Cultural Council to receive $3,870
• Fall fest vendors wanted
• Photo
• Planning board will hear request for telecommunication tower
• Daisy Girl Scout registration
• Photo
• Child Portrait Marathon
• Teen group to meet
• Princeton Fire seeks voices of past
• More contaminated soil removed adjacent to public safety building
• Friends’ annual Halloween Party
• Water main flushing underway
• “Taste of Paxton” on Nov. 2
• Boys of the Town to play RML
• Cultural Council app deadline approaching
• Antique appraisal tix on sale
• Summit road open
• Cultural Council grants deadline
• Cafeteria, library, computer room open at TP
• Grange clothing/household item drive for a cause
• Haiti breakfast fellowship
• Upcoming Gale Free Library events
• Family Night helps families in need
• Buck-a-Bag days
• Special town meeting this Thursday
• Benefit concert for Crop Walk
• Red Barn Harvest Day to celebrate autumn
• Colony Fall Bazaar
• Volunteers needed now for December Wee-Aide boxes
• Dig Pink for Breast Cancer
• Oct 17 historical tour of GFL
• Woman’s Club presents health forum - 10/13
• Not a fan of county jail politics
• Rutland resident thankful for response, care
• Handling situations with the elderly
• Skate park plans bad for Holden
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Fitch leaving PMLD post
• Cream of the CROP
• Photo
• Life savers
• Shaun A. Howe
• Robert W. Carlson
• Jean M. King
• Edward M. Shindle
• Evelyn E. Kneeland
• Mildred Viola Carlson
• Elizabeth A. Delgiudice
• Fitch leaving PLMD
• Anonymous police tips
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Elizabeth Nylen Willett
• Edith Charbonneau
• Eric W. Sandquist
• David P. Robinson
• Travis J. Brown
• Elizabeth Densmore
• Norma M. Ahlberg
• 10th Annual Jackson Ride
• Volunteers needed now for December Wee-Aide boxes
• Henry P. Toloczko
• Heidi J. Moquin
• Maureen Pfister
• Gloria Y. Fletcher
• First Church Harvest Craft Fair/Church Fair
• Dan Stevens at The Town Green coffeehouse
• Dig Pink for Breast Cancer research
• Ainley - Manzi
• Pryce named Pastor Emeritus
• Earns recognition at Skidmore
• Patriots tickets to be raffled
• Pioneers use big plays to slip by WRHS, 21-7
• Middle school hockey team needs skaters
• Holden Youth Soccer tryouts
• One Ball, Two Strikes, $28,000
• Rebecca Skodis
• Wachusett Pop Warner duels with Leominster squads
• Princeton seniors in October
• Sterling Senior News for October
• Rutland COA September listings
• October Holden Senior Schedule
• Thank You. We couldn’t have said it better ourselves.
• 500 reasons to celebrate
• Lunch Menu
• Lions Club monthly meeting for all
• Women’s Club to address hunger
• Give Love Fight Run/ Walk on Saturday
• Y.A.H.O.O. fall registration
• Conant craft fair – 11/5
• First Church turkey supper
• Neighboring towns invited to Spooky Walk and Halloween Party
• Historic pictures on display at society program at Legion Hall
• Public Safety open house
• Fall rabies clinic in October
• Interim Bell rings in second go-round in Sterling
• 2012 ski club sign-ups
• Congregational flea market
• Rutland’s Bemis named safety official award finalist
• Rutland break-ins triple in 2011
• Skirmish at Windy Farm
• Scouts in need of crafty people
• GFA Credit Union donates $1K, challenges community
• Craftsmen sought for Christmas
• Cultural Council grants deadline
• Common driveway first step for OSRD on Sterling Rd.
• Hey Day
• Pancake Breakfast
• Scarecrow time on the common
• Teen group to meet
• BARGAIN HUNTERS
• Harvest craft fair & bake sale
• Second article rounds out special town meeting warrant
• Pitch party this Saturday
• Cultural grant deadline – Oct. 15
• Haiti Breakfast
• Woman’s Club presents health forum
• Paxton cemetery lots to increase
• Paxton PTO seeks vendors
• Meals on Wheels needs help
• Friends’ annual Halloween Party
• Water main flushing underway
• 26th Annual Twilight Auction
• Antique appraisal tix on sale
• 250th Anniversary Committee raffle
• Intro to cheerleading starts Oct. 6
• Paxton Historical Commission open house
• Buck-a-Bag days
• Boys of the Town to play RML
• Light Dept ok’d to purchase power
• Help wanted: Advocates for kids
• Reunited in reading
• Never take today for granted
• Ideas for Princeton
• Photo
• Fall Festival won’t be forgotten
• A bunch of praise
• Josh wuz here
• Local cultural councils receive thousands
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Future of East Princeton Village to be shaped by questionnaire
• A side of resilience
• Maureen Pfister
• Travis J. Brown
• Gloria Y. Fletcher
• Elizabeth Densmore
• Eric W. Sandquist
• School lunch menu
• Wachusett Pop Warner highlights
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Nicholas R. Griggs
• Donald E. Vogel
• Daryl A. Cahill
• Victoria Sutphen
• Heidi J. Moquin
• Cara L. Goewey
• Eileen R. Longden
• Sterling 10s perfect in championship season
• Sixth grade basketball tryouts
• Fifth grade boys’ hoops tryouts
• 1986 Committee looking for alumni
• Neighbors invited to Spooky Walk and Halloween Party
• More crafters needed
• Post 189 to meet Monday
• Women’s Club to address hunger
• Fall rabies clinic in October
• KofC Soccer Challenge rescheduled
• Della Valle brings bluegrass to Sterling
• Selectmen want to be more proactive about school maintenance items
• Overlook Harvest Festival in October
• Fall festival of forgotten arts & farmers’ market Saturday on the common
• 1861 Civil War battle re-enactment this weekend
• Congregational flea market
• Road work on schedule
• Harvest craft fair & bake sale
• Volunteers needed for Hey Day
• Trial period for emergency response personnel
• Princeton Police win softball tournament
• Pancake Breakfast
• Real estate bills due
• Cultural Council grants deadline
• Voter registration deadline
• Hey Day at the sanctuary - 10/1
• Paxton Generals volley into nationals
• Voter registration deadline- Oct. 3
• Tax bills due Oct. 3
• Book Fair Friday and Saturday at the library
• Public Safety Day
• Animal blessing this Sunday
• Inmates beautify region
• Flu shot clinic
• FCCH golf tourney for youth mission trip
• Pa. man charged with traveling for sex with minor, producing child porn
• Question of the Week
• Town lights up residents’ neighborhood
• King of Beer (Can)s
• Thanks from the Trotto Family in Princeton
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Two indictments given in Spokis murder case
• Hearing set for town meeting warrant
• Bonnie’s Bunch
• Grief seminar this Saturday
• Eveyln A. Riggles
• Patricia C. Still
• Justina P. Shackett
• Gordon R. Johnson
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Robert W. Scott Jr.
• Edith M. Grady
• Denise M. Sax
• Arnold E. Goodhile
• Wachusett Pop Warner Highlights
• Soccer Club of Rutland
• Judson M. Goodnow Jr.
• Irene T. Blinn
• Ann F. Cappuccio
• Friendly’s is top charity giver
• Women singers needed for Post Road Chorus
• Circus coming to town Oct. 6-10
• WRHS golf tees off perfect start
• Patriots edge Wachusett in four sets
• Green tapped as Central Mass AHA chair
• Kael Robert Blais Anthony David Blais Jr.
• Camenker - Hanaford
• Holden Baseball 2012 tryouts this weekend
• Oct. 11 Princeton town meeting
• Davis Hill spaghetti supper/silent auction
• Create Your Own Book at GFL
• 30th Steve Groccia’s Italian Invitational
• Road work back out to bid in Princeton
• Uninvited guest slips in during school ice cream social
• School Lunch Menu
• Chocksett Club kicking off season at Twin Oaks
• Give Love Fight expanding into non-profit
• First Church turkey supper Oct. 22
• More crafters needed
• First Church Harvest Craft/Church Fair
• ‘Anne of Green Gables’ concludes this weekend
• Y.A.H.O.O. registration
• Photo
• Cultural Council seeks community input
• Overlook Harvest Festival in October
• Punt, Pass Kick!
• Fall festival of forgotten arts & farmers’ market
• Board of Selectmen approve flexible spending account for employees
• Congregational flea market on common
• Rutland Farm Day
• Line dancing in Rutland
• AI fan turns author
• Hey Day at the sanctuary
• Residents offer ideas for Mechanics Hall use, sale
• Seven trees on Merriam Road will stay
• Town-wide yard sale this Saturday
• Volunteers needed for Hey Day
• Farmers Market closed
• Fall book sale this Saturday
• Borrowing $450,000 proposed to clean up PCBs
• Antique appraisal tix on sale
• 250th Anniversary Committee raffle
• Water main flushing expected thru month
• Tax bills due Oct. 3
• Scouts in need of crafty people
• Library Book Fair needs donations, sorters
• Food pantry this Saturday
• Yoga benefit for Overlook
• Electronic/ appliance Recycle Day at Saint Columba
• Special town meeting called for Oct. 13
• Dinner to benefit food pantry
• Flip it for Fat Loss
• Vets to discuss Stalingrad, Pacific War on Friday
• Blues and grays meet 150 years later in Rutland
• Ramp-ing up support
• Photos
• Fall Rec programs start next week in town
• St. Mary’s Golf Tournament
• A cautionary tale of appreciation
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• School audit finds $384K in clerical errors
• A Call to fight
• Republican committee to host panel discussion on state
• Quinapoxet Street repairs underway
• Springdale Mill Celebration on rail trail
• Girls’ travel team tryouts
• Wachusett 8th grade travel team tryouts
• Question of the Week
• A successful sixth yard sale
• SEASON’S GREETINGS
• Judson M. Goodnow Jr.
• Patricia C. Still
• Arnold E. Goodhile
• Ann F. Cappuccio
• Robert W. Scott Jr.
• Girls’ travel team tryouts
• 30th Steve Groccia’s Italian Invitational
• NEADS Blood Drive
• Pack 141 registration
• Parent workshop on disciplining
• Edith M. Grady
• Gordon R. Johnson
• Hazardous material collection for Wachusett Watershed
• Anonymous police tips
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Women singers needed for Post Road Chorus
• Raymond A. Dennehy Jr. golf tournament
• Balanced attack leads WRHS over Doherty, 4-2
• Ashley Nindl
• Turnovers doom Wachusett in 14-7 loss to Nashoba
• Joan H. Wood
• Lawrence A. Girouard
• Ralph W. Ellis Jr.
• Jacob T. Bratkon
• Robert P. Bolton Jr.
• Johanna Bennett
• WRHS 50th reunion at Sterling CC
• Davis Hill spaghetti supper/silent auction
• School Lunch Menu
• Suicide grief support
• Josephine T. Waskiewicz
• Irja M. Riano
• Robert M. Bemis
• Teresa H. Andersen
• Story Times at Conant Public Library through October
• Y.A.H.O.O. fall registration
• ‘Anne of Green Gables – The Musical’ opens this weekend at First Church
• Sterling Fair 2011
• Sterling Garden Club starts Year No. 77
• Sterling Yard Sale this Saturday
• Family Day at Clearview
• Barn Babies Visit the 1835 Town Hall
• 3rd Annual Farm Day
• Rutland Sportsman Club BBQ
• Fall festival of forgotten arts & farmers’ market
• Communications tower hearing continued
• Author Keohane book signing at library
• Church lunch
• Paddling Puppy Race on Saturday
• Benefit Concert at Heritage Bible Chapel
• Deadline for yard sale sign-ups
• Battle of the Badges this Sunday
• Local businesses contribute to library’s success
• Residents invited to Open Meeting Night
• Library Book Fair needs donations, sorters
• Upcoming activities at the Richards Memorial Library
• Holden Days contest winners
• Girl Scout open house
• Holden Woman’s Club welcome mat
• White Oak photo contest
• Republican committee to host panel
• Vets to discuss Stalingrad, Pacific War
• Children’s events at Gale Free Library
• Grange looking for calendar sponsors
• Cultural Council grants Q&A session
• Exploring Christianity
• Good news from Senator Chandler
• Holden team seeks walking funds
• Book Fair looking for a pie or two
• Summer composting this Saturday
• Antique appraisal tix on sale
• YAHOO begins in October
• Meals on Wheels needs help
• Facelift coming for Oriol Healthcare campus
• Paxton 2012 calendars
• A fantastic Friday
• In the path of Irene
• A special remembrance
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• 17-year-old dies in crash
• Woman charged in Spokis murder case
• A Solemn Sunday
• Josephine T. Waskiewicz
• Jacob T. Bratkon
• Robert M. Bemis
• Rutland Sportsman Club BBQ
• Police Notebook
• Donald T. Nicholson
• Robert L. Nault
• William B. Mann
• Fire Calls
• Ralph W. Ellis Jr.
• Debra A. Shea
• Benjamin N. Holden
• Claire A. Hakala
• Theodore H. Curtis
• Edith N. Anderson
• VNA bereavement support
• Suicide grief support
• Bereavement support groups
• Puppies and pancakes
• NEADS blood drive
• Old Car Club drive to Harvard
• 9/11 Remembrance Concert tickets
• Antiques Weekend at OSV
• Barre Players ‘Christmas Angel’ auditions
• Battle of the Badges: Sept. 18
• Holy Name Alumni Golf Classic
• Fall field hockey, lacrosse
• Doves to be released at Baptist Church
• World Trade Center beam part of Holden dedication
• Rutland to remember 9/11
• Annual Lions golf tourney
• Mountaineer football seeks three-peat
• Athlete of the Week
• Fourth time’s the charm?
• Academics
• Sinasky – Nader
• Hebert - Trenk
• Camenker - Hanaford
• Lynch - Picariello
• WRHS Artist-In-Residence Program 2011-12
• After-school music lessons at Wachusett High School
• Davis Hill PTA meeting today
• WRHS 50th reunion
• MOPS to meet in Princeton Thursday
• Sept. 12-16
• Dan’s Fans walk
• 2011 Sterling Fair calendar
• 2011 Sterling Fair to honor Butterick
• Sterling Garden Club starts Year No. 77
• ‘Anne of Green Gables – The Musical’ opens next weekend
• Photo
• Pack 34 Cub Scout registration
• Y.A.H.O.O. fall registration
• Adult yoga’s flexible fall
• Photo
• Story times this fall at Conant library
• More crafters needed
• Sign up for Town-Wide Yard Sale
• Smorgasbord dinner-dance at Finn Park
• Rutland Rec to punt, pass and kick
• Pack 141 registration and fishing derby
• Labor Day Tennis Tournament
• Sen. Chandler to host Princeton office hours this Monday
• Future of Mechanics Hall on the table Sept. 13 at public meeting
• Keohane at library for book signing
• Meals on Wheels needs help
• 250th Anniversary Committee raffle
• Bogren Jr. to kick off Open Meeting Night
• Antique appraisal tix on sale
• Photo
• Dressed for success
• GFL September book sales
• Children’s events at Gale Free Library
• Chamber vs. Town of Holden Softball Challenge at Davis Hill Elementary
• Flea Market and Bake Sale at Chaffin
• 175 looking for a few good scouts
• Get the low-down on climbing clematis
• Pitch party this Saturday
• Holden team seeks walking funds
• Holden Woman’s Club welcome mat
• Autumn festival for newcomers
• Ballroom dance classes for middle schoolers
• Holden asks to remain in 3rd District
• Correction
• Donation aids those who aid
• A decade later
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• One windmill out of service
• READY TO REMEMBER
• Donald T. Nicholson
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• School Lunch Menu
• Photo
• ‘A Christmas Carol’ try-outs Friday
• MOPS to meet in Princeton Thursday
• Helen E. Wierzbicki
• Lloyd G. Mann
• George A. Knipe
• Mountaineer Weekly Varsity Fall Sports Schedule
• Sachs wins horse-jumping title
• Beverly F. Ham
• Mary L. Clockedile
• Marguerite F. Grinkis
• Theodore H. Curtis
• Roger J. S. Benoit
• Fall field hockey, lacrosse
• TOPSoccer seeks volunteers
• Rutland Rec to punt, pass and kick
• Middle School hockey team needs skaters
• Annual Lions golf tourney
• Ryan Miller
• Princeton student a defending national champion in Synchro
• Barre Players ‘Christmas Angel’ auditions
• Circus coming to town Oct. 6-10
• Pen Pal a Mayo student
• Holden seniors calendar
• Harmonica lessons begin 9/12
• Sterling senior calendar
• Sign up for Town-Wide Yard Sale
• Sterling Fair opens Sept. 9
• Detsikas takes Sterling-Lancaster reins
• Rutland senior calendar
• Princeton senior calendar
• Paxton senior calendar
• Battle of the Badges: Sept. 18
• Residents asked to weigh in on overlay districts
• Craftsmen sought for Christmas
• More crafters needed
• Boston-based firm to renovate Town Hall
• Fall FitCamp
• Pack 306 ice cream recruitment
• Yoga’s flexible fall
• Author to open up RBA season
• Rutland to remember 9/11
• Granite City donates $16K to BeLikeBrit
• Library closed this weekend
• Princeton Labor Day tennis tournament
• Future of Mechanics Hall on the table Sept. 13
• George Parker Singles Tournament results
• 9/11 Remembrance Concert
• Dan Hart Tournament
• Riches gets two-year contract extension
• Troop 229 at the car wash
• Antique appraisal tix on sale thru September
• Deadline for Scallop Festival
• Holden team seeks walking funds to fight Alzheimer’s
• Flea Market and Bake Sale at Chaffin
• ALB traps part of U.S. survey
• Holden Days a success despite weather uncertainty
• Get the low-down on climbing clematis
• Ballroom dance classes for middle schoolers all fall long
• 175 looking for a few good scouts
• GLF Sept. book sales
• Autumn festival for local newcomers
• Wagners celebrate 50 years
• Days and amused
• Five arrested in Rutland for possession of $30K in marijuana investigation
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• TP cleanup to cost $293K
• School bells are ringing again
• Hurricane Irene’s bark louder than bite
• Holden hurricane preparedness for residents
• Emergency meeting tonight regarding TP
• Helen E. Wierzbicki
• Serpa joins GFA team
• Photo
• Fire Calls
• Holden’s McDonnell to kick-off music portion of Holden Days
• Police Notebook
• 9/11 Doves to be given out at Holden Days
• Holden Days art contest to judge ‘Vastness’
• Yard sale donations sought
• No shortage of events at Holden Days 2011
• Suicide grief support
• VNA bereavement support
• Funeral home marks anniversary at Holden Days
• Kris E. Poyhonen
• Kevin J. Phillips
• Celia R. Oliver
• Marguerite F. Grinkis
• Mary W. Henrion
• Leo F. Jones
• Annette A. Cossaboom
• Lions Club golf tourney
• Fall field hockey, lacrosse
• Celtics honor Gengels
• Photo
• Neil D. McLellan
• Barbara L. Harvey
• Wachusett Girls’ Travel League
• Ready for a breakout
• Scholarship Winners
• WRHS Class of 1971 and 1972 reunion
• WRHS Artist-In-Residence Program 2011-12
• After-school music lessons at WRHS
• New Arrivals
• Sterling teacher attends prestigious D.C. social studies workshop on the Holocaust
• Bloom - Erich
• Marchessault - Flematti
• Made the dean’s list
• University of Massachusetts-Amherst
• Guillemette – Hanaford
• Bird of the Hand worth more than two in bush-el
• Furmaniuk settles in at BOS post
• Summer’s End Party
• K of C Soccer Challenge this Sunday
• Cable Board hires new director
• Aug. 21 Chowder/Chilifest Challenge
• Yard sale sign-ups
• Art Society seeks sponsors and donors
• Making Hey Day
• Future of Mechanics Hall to be discussed Sept. 13 with community meeting
• Labor Day tennis tournament
• Final FEMA reimbursement payment made Princeton non-profit using pets to help those with autism
• Last summer library book sale
• Scout Fishing Derby this Saturday
• Fall FitCamp
• Safe Place Programs
• Miles Rd./Maple Ave. next on Rutland project to-do list
• Cease and desist on regional dispatch tower
• Emergency response times reviewed
• Grant sought to upgrade portion of Mirick Road
• Dan Hart Tournament this week
• 9/11 Remembrance Concert tickets
• Antiques Roadshow appraiser coming in October
• Paxton 250th Web site
• Friends of Richards Memorial Library Bookfair
• Paxton 250th Anniversary Committee raffle
• Aug. 11 Country Bank Concert
• Paxton Cultural Council grant applications
• COA trip to Scallop Festival — 9/23
• Yoga for a worthy cause for kids
• Dems seek new members
• Local officers take on FBI National Academy
• ‘Look Good . . . Feel Better’ for cancer patients
• Chestnut Foundation Event at OSV
• Photo
• Meals on Wheels needs help
• Troop 229 at the car wash
• Ferguson maintains perfect voting record
• Town resident, Kelleher named Holden postmaster
• Holden martial arts studio stress-free environment
• Grange looking for community calendar sponsors
• Fall classes for Holden Rec Dept.
• Eagle Scout completes Rail Trail project
• Exploring Christianity
• Puppet Band Concert
• Music and Poetry Day
• Volunteers needed
• Streetlights to light up Cranbrook Drive
• School initiatives would put a computer in every student’s backpack
• Letter policy
• Question of the Week
• Parade Committee thankful for support
• State Rep. looks back and ahead
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Dear readers,
• Global classroom
• Assumption College
• Lafayette College
• SUNY New Paltz
• Rensselear Polytechnic Institute
• Before and after school jobs
• Holden school orientations
• Anonymous police tips
• Summer composting this Saturday
• Possible road detour in Holden
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• WRHS concussion awareness form
• Julia Grondin
• Made the dean’s list
• Kaplan University
• Westfield State University
• New England College of Optometry
• Savannah College of Art and Design
• AMC nursing students ‘pinned’
• Special ed family pool party
• WRHS Class of 1971 and 1972 reunion
• Not too late to host an exchange student
• Sterling’s Engelhardt tops for Financial Literacy Challenge
• Bigger, Faster, Stronger
• Lois J. LeVasseur
• John M. Notarangelo Jr.
• Robert E. LaFontaine
• George J. Janas
• Roger A. Leo
• Neil D. McLellan
• Herman Gelbwasser
• Estelle L. Gribbons
• Sandra M. Delorey
• Helen B. Cane
• Brenda J. Boehnke
• Farm ready to blow out 165 candles
• Sterling Town Wide Yard Sale
• Summer’s End Block Party
• More crafters needed
• Photo
• Knights of Columbus Soccer Challenge
• Chowder/Chili Challenge this Sunday
• Rutland farm poster display
• Opinions differ on retaining wall replacement
• Fall FitCamp at Community Center
• Last summer library book sale
• Rutland schools: Beginning-of-School information
• Continuance expected in Rutland murder case
• STEPPIN' OUT IN SUPPORT:
• Voices needed for 9/11 Remembrance Concert
• Photo
• Breathalyzer coming to Rutland PD
• Proposal to cut Merriam road trees draws opposition
• Art Society seeks sponsors and donors
• Ice cream next Tuesday
• Princeton Labor Day tennis tournament sign-ups
• Paxton Cultural Council grant applications
• Paxton COA trip to Scallop Festival
• Dems seek new members
• Holden Chapel to host prayer breakfast
• GLF August & September book sales
• Holden Rec adult classes
• Yard sale donations sought
• New events for Holden Days
• Final bandstand concert
• Before and after school program registration deadline
• Holden Senior Center turns 10
• Library tour
• Exploring Christianity
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Rail Trail connection complete
• Water rate adjustment re-flowed for residents
• Photo
• Rail Trail promotes Rutland
• Holden Days art contest to judge ‘Vastness’
• ‘Historic’ policing agreement signed in Paxton
• Kevin J. Phillips
• Free Jazz on the Patio concerts
• Out to Lunch concerts at Worcester Common
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Kravitz joins Worcester-based firm
• Three join real estate staff
• Snelsons celebrate 50th
• Mathur joins Fallon family practice
• AMC to pin nurses Friday
• Honored at Cushing Academy
• Foreign exchange students looking for host families
• Wins ' brownfield' scholarship
• Central Tree Middle School Honor Roll
• TOPSoccer looking for dedicated volunteers
• Josh Perry Tournament Aug. 13
• Locals earn Barncroft athletic awards
• WRHS concussion awareness form required prior to fall season
• Monty Tech fall sports info
• Star power
• Sechman named to Advisory Board
• Holden Little League All-Stars
• Elisa B. Behuniak
• Dale W. Sanford
• Peter J. Rougas
• Richard P. Kneeland
• Alternative energy
• VNA bereavement support
• Bereavement support groups
• Suicide grief support
• V. Helen O’Malley
• Kevin H. Fielding
• Muriel M. Wilber
• Dawn Thompson
• Norman F. Youngstrom
• WRHS student wins Horatio Alger Scholarship
• Photo
• Dr. Hart recognized for medical volunteerism
• Harvest fair registration begins
• Sterling Town Wide Yard Sale
• Blackbeard’s Revenge opens Saturday at Mega Maze
• Fitchburg agency merges with Flanagan Insurance
• ‘The Stacys’ and ‘Bluegrass All-stars’ conclude concert series
• Summer’s End Block Party
• Photo
• Sterling to get nearly $73k in ice storm assistance
• Photo
• Rutland farm poster display
• Route 56 to open soon
• Len Gengel named Lions Club Humanitarian of the Year
• Town committee volunteers sought
• Sunday Mt. Wachusett hike explores outdoors
• Deadline for artists’ calendar
• Trotto benefit this Saturday
• Bid awarded for road repair
• Photo
• No watering during daytime
• New soccer fields proposed
• Beginning-of-School information
• Selectmen concerned about maintenance of schools
• Yard sale sign-ups
• Muldoon’s art on display
• Voices needed for 9/11 Remembrance Concert
• Town waiting for FEMA reimbursement
• County Bank Concert Aug. 11
• Sign-up deadline for ‘Disaster’ luncheon
• HCTV director leaving
• Library Tour
• Gale Free Library children’s events
• Public pitch at Holden Grange
• Bandstand summer concert series
• A divine wind
• Before and after school program registration off and running
• Chocolate for blood at Holden Hills
• Appreciates hometown service
• Golden words
• Wachusett receives local aid additions
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Yard sale donations sought
• Town and gown will merge into policemen’s blue
• Summit observation tower behind schedule
• Peter J. Rougas
• Elisa B. Behuniak
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Robert L. Russell
• Mountview Middle School 4th quarter honor roll
• Holden Chickadees
• Elisa B. Behuniak
• Richard A. Renshaw
• Edward T. McHugh
• Starting blocks
• Holden Senior Center in August
• Drop-in exercise classes
• Rutland COA August listings
• Princeton seniors in August
• Paxton Senior Center in August
• Sterling Senior News for August
• Photo
• Sterling Village Garden
• Photo
• ‘Ordinary Heart’ and ‘The Stacys’ in concert
• Van Hoof earns scholarship
• Painting Rutland
• Benefit for Trotto family - 8/13
• Ball Hill Road closure coming
• Ambulance rates increasing 25 percent
• Yard sale sign-ups
• Recycling day this Saturday
• Tennis tourney for kids this Monday
• Land Trust recognition event
• Photo
• Regional dispatch a priority for chief
• County Bank Concert rescheduled
• Anna Maria imagers shoot for the stars
• Bandstand summer concert series
• Wants Medicare and Social Security strengthened, not cut
• Flat tax could solve reform issue
• Beyond the poll
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Shuris lands in Northbridge
• Family, police at odds over Goodhile’s incident
• Norman F. Youngstrom
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Gloria M. Moran
• Betty M. Penney
• Erich Fischer
• Charlotte A Hanks
• Thomas J. Cunningham Jr.
• Joshua D. Thibodeau
• Girls summer soccer prepping WRHS for fall
• Untitled
• Janine Kopeski : Synchronized talent
• Abusheery Memorial Golf Tournament Aug. 6
• Route 31 set to reopen
• New veggie vendor at Farmers’ Market
• Free running camp
• Hey Day Planning Meeting
• Public hearing for shade trees
• ‘Nowheremen’ and ‘Backfire’ in concert
• Sterling adult reading program returns
• Sterling native pens “Outside the Wire”
• Volunteers needed for committees
• Hawaiian luau in Rutland
• Real estate bills due Aug. 1 for residents
• Applewild open houses
• Chocksett Middle School 4th quarter honor roll
• WRHS concussion awareness form required
• Photo
• Kids tennis
• Officials review structure fire response
• Disaster Preparedness Luncheon
• Field Trip Week starts Aug. 1
• Board to consider extending Riches contract
• Children’s programs at the Gale Free Library
• Before and after school program registration
• Thanksgiving road race to continue
• Letter policy
• Fourth of July, second to none
• Rutland thankful for unknown Holden EMT
• Muir Farm purchase good for Paxton
• COA looking for Meals on Wheels assistance
• Holden tax bills
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Photo
• Popular Recycled Resource Center closes its doors
• Princeton man dies after jumping from bridge on I-190
• Joshua Daniel Thibodeau
• Wachusett Mountain State Reservation July 27-31
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Summer concert series continues with bluegrass and ‘Rampage’
• Sterling Lions Club Survival Meeting
• Naquag green repair shortfall at $114K
• Linda Ann Stranieri
• Francis P. Spokis
• Gertrude Scally
• Helen D. Nartowt
• Joseph C. Marshall Jr.
• Richard L. Guerro
• Charlotte A. Hanks
• Jeanne L. Cantillon
• Jeffcoat – DeNio
• WRHS field hockey enduring summer heat for fall rewards
• Toomey Drywall
• Cary joins Teach For America corps
• Year of the Wombat
• Wins scholarship
• Foreign exchange students looking for host families
• Bancroft School grads and honor roll
• Photo
• Whitinsville honor roll
• Unsung athleticism
• Potential for waste water treatment facility back on the drawing board
• No bail for murder suspect
• Unsung tastes of summer
• Unsung marketing
• Unsung inventor
• Unsung watchfulness
• Hawaiian luau in Rutland
• Girl Scouts helping with tornado relief
• Rutland real estate bills due August 1
• Yard sale signups begin
• Town committee volunteers sought
• Bylaw amendments will include the public
• Paxton cable wants interesting videos
• Antiques Roadshow appraiser coming
• Paxton 250th Web site
• County Bank Concert back on
• Unsung Sterling:
• Town Administrator explains flex time
• SPARC thanks supporters over the years
• United Way seeks volunteers
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Dear reader,
• Unsung faith
• Sorting sessions at library
• Field Trip Week with Paxton Rec
• Harmonicas and line dancing
• Before and after school programs
• O’Brien calls for investigation into Goodhiles incident
• Two Old Friends to mark center’s 10th
• Bandstand summer concert series
• Holden boy dies at soccer camp
• Police investigating death at Holden soccer camp
• Worcester residents arrested in connection with Rutland homicide investigation
• Gertrude Scally
• Richard Louis Guerro
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Wachusett Mountain Junior Rangers
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Gregory H. Williams
• Taylor B. Young
• Stephania M. Leonardi Salloum
• Michael D. Salluce
• Christine P. Hayes
• Suicide grief support
• Linda A. Stranieri
• Arlene R. Currier
• Charles J. Gove
• Wilfred F. DesRosiers
• Cynthia Jean Berling
• Kim Hagglund Abusheery Memorial Golf Tournament at Holden Hills on August 6
• Josh Perry Memorial Golf Tournament
• Wachusett Stars earn tourney runner-up spot
• Bad Apples take home state title
• Rutland Jr. Softball
• Wombat comeback keeps Wachusett’s season alive
• Made the dean’s list
• Thomas Prince honor roll
• Emmanuel College
• Phillips Exeter Academy
• High school scholar
• Foreign exchange students looking for host families
• St. Michael’s Book Award
• Locals graduate from Bancroft
• Locals make St. John’s lists of honor
• Sterling youngster calls for Soldier Appreciation Day at town schools
• Animal Shelter collects clothes for charity
• Illusions sets stage for summer concerts
• Board of Selectmen approve tower in center despite resident’s concerns
• Historical Society collection closed during summer
• Unsung teacher
• Electronic/Appliance Recycle Day this Saturday
• Local Monty Tech students add bite to annual Chocksett Club banquet event
• Rutland woman claims to be Caylee Anthony relative
• Princeton’s 9/11 Remembrance Concert
• Unsung diligence
• Unsung personal history
• Unsung entrepreneur
• July Concert on the Common
• Troop 229 workin’ at the car wash
• Sorting sessions at library
• Paxton summer programs in full force
• Kicking in for tornado relief at WRHS soccer tournament
• Holden Days seeks crafters/artisans
• Assault reported
• Donate blood
• DPW to host compost/brush chipping day
• Two Old Friends to mark centers 10th
• Unsung institution
• Christmas in July at recycle center
• Pre-concert picnic
• Yard sale sign-ups available
• Minstrel storyteller at library
• Town committee volunteers sought for several positions
• Route 31 culvert is on schedule
• Paxton 250th Web site
• Sign-up deadline for August Maine trip
• Bandstand summer concert series
• The Captain’s Crew of Holden to pedal in relative’s memory in Pan Mass Challenge
• Marine’s family ever-grateful
• Unsung Princeton: Mountain-strong
• Rutland: Unleashed support was unbelievable
• Organic garden off to growing start
• Fire destroys Princeton home
• Backpacks for needy children
• Summertime at the GFL
• DPW superintendent resigns
• Brewer is selfless leader
• Dear reader,
• Police investigate death as homicide
• Unsung scientist
• DA's office calls Rutland man''s death an 'apparent homicide'
• Blaze destroys Bullard Road home
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Wachusett Rotary inducts new officers
• Freda E. Patten
• Gregory H. Williams
• Marie J. Vacca
• William A. Thompson
• Harold A. Stewart
• Lillian M. Soderberg
• Robert J. Hakala
• Wins environmental scholarship
• Messiah College
• Boston College
• Liberty University
• Massachusetts Maritime Academy
• Pace University
• Eastern Nazarene College
• University of Massachusetts- Dartmouth
• Lafayette College
• Franklin Pierce University
• Union College
• Emerson College
• Roger Williams University
• School of Visual Arts
• Stonehill College
• Western New England College
• Syracuse University
• Villanova University
• Tufts University
• Champlain College
• Cornell University
• Simmons College
• Admitted to the bar
• Navy promotion
• Engaged
• Photo
• Foreign exchange students looking for host families
• Last day ceremony at Mayo School
• Applewild grad
• Christian Academy open house
• Holy Name honor roll
• Wachusett Mountain Junior Rangers
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Adult recreational soccer
• Basketball program underway
• WRHS standouts at Bad Apples’ core
• Holden residents take aim at Green Monster
• Madison Sachs
• Wombats come from behind twice to sweep West Boylston
• Made the dean’s list
• Holden van fees up 25 cents
• Victorian Tea in Holden
• Holden seniors’ Boston Duck Tour
• Holden seniors in July
• Rutland Senior events
• Free fitness classes in towns
• Drop-in exercise classes
• Get moving at the Holden Senior Center
• Paxton Seniors- July
• Princeton seniors in July
• Sterling Senior News
• Photo
• Senior picnic next Wednesday
• Magic show at library
• Girl Scouts looking for volunteers
• Electronic/ Appliance Recycle Day
• Recycled masterpieces
• Successful art exhibit and show
• Pre-concert picnic
• Explore town history on Saturdays
• Savoie named Assistant Town Clerk
• Committee optimistic about hunt for new senior center site
• Summer concert season underway
• Unsung personnel
• Rutland’s Farmer’s Market
• Unsung representation
• Rutland’s 2011 Parade winners
• Jordan’s Eagle Scout journey
• RutlandUnleashed
• Paxton photo contest 2011
• Antiques Roadshow appraiser coming
• Fall soccer sign-ups
• North High class reunion
• Troop 229 workin’ at the car wash
• Paxton 250th Web site
• Sign-up deadline for August Maine trip
• Harmonicas and line dancing taking the summer off
• Backpacks for needy children
• Holden resident earns restaurant scholarship
• Chess group
• Holden Days seeks crafters/artisans
• Summertime at the GFL
• Holden Dems will meet
• Holden Scouts earn silver
• Photo
• Ice cream and Sox tix for blood donors
• Bandstand summer concert series
• Oil spill discovered at Holden lab
• Kicking in for tornado relief at WRHS soccer tournament
• Naquag ‘meets success’ in 2010-11
• Business open in Rutland despite closed road
• Unsung Rutland: The event
• LCU named Wachusett ‘Business of the Year’
• Dear reader,
• Route 56 closed
• Unsung preparation
• William A. Thompson
• Marie J. Vacca
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Mountview M.S. Graduates
• Awards
• Central Tree Middle School
• Graduation Awards
• Thomas Prince Eighth Grade
• Chocksett Middle School
• Wombat rally falls short, 6-4
• Sullivan, Garrity and Donnelly Insurance
• Adult recreational soccer
• Drop-in soccer starts July 3
• Longsjo Bike Race canceled
• Paxton Summer Solstice 5K
• County Blood Drive in Princeton
• United Way seeks volunteers
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Suicide grief support available
• N. Rosabel Taylor
• VNA Care offers support group
• Kenneth R. Stafford
• Edythe J. Sleeper
• Roger B. Soule Sr.
• Jean Robbins Scott
• Frederick A. Quist
• Marian J. Klauzinski
• Margaret E. Richardson
• Grace A. Gray
• Edward H. Duane
• COA heading to Maine in August
• Mahoney files intimidation bill
• Sterling Summer Concerts start next Wednesday
• Antiques Roadshow appraiser coming in October
• Anna Maria wins grant to expand its ‘bridge’ program
• Photo
• American Legion meeting Tuesday
• Fire department collecting books for literacy program
• SPARC completes ‘space ball’ project
• 4th of July pancakes
• MSBA approves higher number than voters authorized
• Selectman set school repairs timetable
• Magic show at library
• Special municipal employee designation approved
• COA heading to Maine day trip
• Mahoney files intimidation bill
• Paper cranes at the library
• Anna Maria wins grant to expand its ‘bridge’ program
• Paxton Center School Eighth Grade Class of 2011
• Fall soccer sign-ups
• July events at Richards Memorial Library
• University honors faculty member
• Unsung sound
• Paxton Troop makes bed for rescue pets
• Unsung medicine
• Backpacks for needy children
• Immanuel Lutheran starting summer hours
• Old police station use debated
• National praise coming for Orr
• Highland Street water line break
• Holden Days has full 2011 slate
• Summer Jam a huge success
• Pantry thankful for hunger-stamping
• Unsung Paxton: A town’s town
• 63rd annual Fourth of July activities in Rutland
• Dear reader,
• Unsung selflessness
• Unsung beauty
• Rash of auto break-ins hits Holden
• Fredrick A. Quist
• Grace Alma Gray
• So Long-sjo
• Summer programs for ice skaters
• Photo
• Anonymous police tips
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Supplies needed for Brimfield tornado victims
• Summer Art Institute at AMC
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• WRHS student wins French award
• Local students honored at Monty Tech Awards Night
• WRHS junior participates in state art program
• Photo
• Shukla wins big at MIT fair
• United Way seeks volunteers
• Feline adoption discounts for the month of June
• Wachusett Mountain Junior Rangers
• Dr. Louise N. Soldani
• Susan M. Sibley
• Joseph W. Kozminski
• Kaaren Comer Powell
• Norman A. Peterson
• John D. Schollard
• Fredrick A. Quist
• Ann T. Carrigan
• Pauline J. Hale
• Roger E. Berry
• Tresslian Giard
• Local athletes score big at Junior Olympics at Fitchburg State University
• Thomas J. Ball
• Local athletes score big at Junior Olympics at Fitchburg State University
• On July Ice
• On July Ice
• Joe Zottoli
• Joe Zottoli
• Wachusett girls’ varsity soccer to host soccer camp fundraiser
• Wachusett Legion continue promising 2011 campaign
• Josh Perry Memorial Golf Tournament
• Wachusett girls’ varsity soccer to host soccer camp fundraiser
• Wachusett Legion continue promising 2011 campaign
• Josh Perry Memorial Golf Tournament
• Northeastern University
• Johnson and Wales University
• Saint Anselm College
• Cazenovia College
• Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
• Johnson and Wales University
• Sacred Heart University
• Quinsigamond Community College
• UMass-Lowell
• University of New Hampshire
• Wins Restaurant Assoc. scholarship
• Lasell College
• Wentworth Institute
• Gettysburg College
• Union College
• Clark University
• Photo
• Pow Wow-ing for a princess
• Summer Reading program needs prize donations
• Rte 62/Princeton Rd. bridge reopens
• Cable TV job opportunity
• Garden provides summer tranquility
• Photo
• SLCT seeking videotapers
• Photo
• Photo
• Tornado Relief
• Dog owner asked to meet with board
• 4th of July parade banner carriers needed
• Three precincts for Rutland
• Photo
• Club to discuss Ford book
• Photo
• Photo
• Princeton Library summer registration
• Free tennis lessons
• Photo
• Route 62 bridge re-opened
• Frisbee Park one of many rec. programs starting
• Heifer International presentation at library
• Stained glass window work underway
• A Paxton paradise
• Fall soccer signups
• White Building Friends will meet
• Lions June 25 yard sale seeks participants
• Woman’s Club honors pair of seniors
• BIKE-A-THON RODEO
• COA heading to Maine this August
• Docent training this Saturday
• Training to restore confidence in elderly
• Town employees honored for service
• Photo
• Unsung work ethic
• Veterans’ meeting looks back at 1944
• Unsung homestead
• Firemen’s Muster 2011
• Unsung entertainment
• Photo
• Unsung tribute
• Photo
• Bowling Night will support church mission trip
• Troop 333 are ‘naturals’ at land beautification
• WRHS Science Dept. second to none
• Veterans’ thanks
• New selectman looks forward to Sterling service
• My unsung Holden past
• Higgins apologizes in letter to Chandler
• Voters approve Naquag debt exclusion
• Dear reader,
• Mountaineer 4x800 relay team breaks state record
• Unsung perseverance
• Rutland voters say 'yes' to special election question
• U10 boys' soccer tryouts in Sterling
• John D. Schollard
• Photo
• Anonymous police tips
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Mary Flandreau memorial service
• Ellen Olson memorial service
• Raymond W. Nelson
• James H. Looney Jr.
• Paul W. Lolax
• Gertrude A. Henry
• Marta I. Hansson
• James V. Lyons, Ph.D.
• Muriel Contonio Hall
• Gwendolyn Goodwin
• Helen Johnson
• Virginia Darlow
• Ernest T. Charbonneau
• Raymond L. DiPerrio Sr.
• Eleanor Fuller
• Anne M. Astrella
• Recycled Resource Center still open
• Supplies for Brimfield tornado victims
• Wachusett Earthday annual gathering
• Blood drive next Monday
• Rutland pooch wins ‘Top Dog’
• Kids invited to version of Pan- Mass Challenge
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Girls’ tennis wins Central Mass districts
• WRHS boys’ reach district semis
• Holden coach helps BC High Rowing team take first
• Princeton adult recreational soccer program
• Morgan records Top 25 finish at states
• Celsea Colello
• Final day season win propels boys’ lacrosse to districts
• Botany award given to Holden native
• Village Green Preschool scholarship
• Dean’s ‘list’ings
• McDaniel College
• Keene State College grad
• Connecticut College
• WPI Scholars
• UMass Medical School in Worcester
• Colorado College
• University of Connecticut
• Saint Joseph’s University
• Quinnipiac University
• University of Vermont
• Syracuse University
• Hamilton College
• State University of New York
• University of Rochester grad
• Mount Wachusett Community College
• Worcester Polytechnic Institute graduates
• Correction of correction
• June 20-22
• Cushing Academy
• Parker Charter School
• Photo
• St. John’s High School 3rd quarter honor roll
• Foreign exchange students looking for host families in the region
• Wachusett students win Congressional Art Competition awards
• Photo
• WRHS cheerleaders car wash
• Rutland and Holden students dazzle at state poetry contest
• Monty Tech H.S. graduates 293
• Fire department collecting books for literacy program
• Conant Library Friends open year-round bookstore
• Summer creative arts program for 5th-8th graders starts June 28
• 1835 Town Hall committee chosen
• Theater auditions for ‘Anne of Green Gables’
• Sterling PD hopes women will sign up for July self-defense classes
• Scout troop seeks crafters for summer fair
• Quilt project seeks to wrap Rutland church in safety
• Route 56: For Emergency Only
• A Rutland Summer – updated
• Annual COA Friends meeting & picnic
• Pancake Breakfast and Farmers’ Market
• Landscaping and lawn care workshop
• Rte. 31 scheduled to reopen 2-3 weeks
• Photo
• Boot Camp continues
• Special town election June 20
• 4th of July parade banner carriers needed
• Scouts collecting items for tornado relief
• 2nd annual Walking Tour
• Girl Scouts looking for volunteers
• Selectmen approve of Sterling Road scenic preservation
• Summer Kickoff at Krashes Field
• Farmer’s Market opens Thursday
• Quinn returns to police department
• Summer Jam 2011
• Kickoff benefits battle vs. pediatric cancer
• Free health screenings at Paxton Festival
• Lions’ town-wide yard sale June 25
• Bike rodeo June 18 wheels into Festival
• Paxton Summer Solstice 5K
• Fall soccer sign-ups
• Paxton 250th Web site
• Earthday collections June 18 at W. Boylston Recycling Center
• Kicking in for tornado relief at WRHS soccer tournament
• Summer at Gale Free Library
• Flea market & strawberry social
• Mountview food drive ends June 21
• Backpacks for needy children
• Holden line dancing
• Chess group
• Bowling Night will support church mission trip
• Holden Days seeks ‘Friends’ members
• Storybook Challenge at GFL
• Veterans’ meeting looks back at 1944
• Firemen’s Muster
• Woman’s Club scholarship winner
• Grateful Girl Scouts
• Fishing derby and chow-da winners
• Don’t have to be a graduate to enjoy ‘11 tips’
• Memorial Day was wonderful
• Brush pile nothing compared to tornado devastation
• Wachusett shines in Los Angeles at Science and Engineering Fair
• Climbing closer to a cure for cancer
• Committee appointed to screen fire chief applicants
• Photo
• Reading garden dedicated to memory of teacher
• Rocky's helps tornado victims
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Awarded NASA Scholarship
• Keene State College
• Middlebury College
• Mass. College of Pharmacy
• Nichols College
• WSU Graduate School
• UMass-Dartmouth
• University of Connecticut
• School of Visual Arts
• Inducted into honors society
• June 13-17
• Wachusett Regional High School
• WRHS Graduation Awards
• Mountview honor roll
• St. Peter-Marian grads
• Feted at St. John’s in Shrewsbury
• St. John’s High School
• Wachusett girls’ varsity soccer to host soccer camp fundraiser
• Softball season ends on the upbeat
• Atletes of the week
• Disappointing season end for Mountaineer Baseball
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Walter R. Schur
• Richard G. West and Louisa West
• Ella F. Smith
• Thomas E. Paulino
• Kevin P. Taylor
• June M. Keough
• Robert P. Jolicoeur
• Keith P. Person
• Boyden E. Nordstrom
• Delbert A. Betterley
• Davis Farmland events
• Chocksett School 3rd quarter honor roll
• Flag Day celebration
• Animal Shelter collects clothes for charity
• SLCT seeking videotapers
• Theater auditions for ‘Anne of Green Gables’
• Summer Reading program needs prize donations
• Trees will get the axe to make way for trail tunnel
• Special town election June 20
• Annual COA Friends meeting & picnic
• Boot Camp continues
• Ferguson office hours
• Flag Day at Naquag invites veterans
• 4th of July parade banner carriers needed
• Correction
• Scout troop seeks crafters for fair
• Relay for life
• Annual Library Friends’ meeting June 9
• Summer trip to Europe
• Teens want to start lock box program
• Used book sales for kids
• Sign up for Bike-a-Thon
• Princeton 4-H girls fundraise for exchange program
• Paxton Summer Solstice 5K
• Library photography contest
• Photo
• Lions June 25 yard sale seeks participants
• Bike rodeo June 18 wheels into Paxton Festival
• Kids invited to version of Pan-Mass Challenge
• White Building Friends will meet
• Fall soccer sign-ups
• Holden man addresses national conference
• Bottle and Can Drive
• Grange Pitch Party
• 75 Years of wildlife management
• Flea market & strawberry social
• Davis Hill golf tournament
• Census prompts precinct changes
• Firefighting muster on Main Street
• St. Mary’s chicken BBQ this Saturday
• Trolleys, trams and buses
• Storybook Challenge at the Library
• Grieving family is grateful
• Not interested in voting twice for override
• 11 tips for the Class of ‘11
• WRHS Class of 2011 joins the ranks of Wachusett alums
• Summer detour
• From cows to electricity
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Diabetes support group
• Used book sales this and next weekend
• Motorists must stop for flashing lights
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Get moving at the Holden Senior Center
• National Trails Day June 4 at Wachusett Mountain
• Holden Boomtime
• Sterling Senior Calendar
• Rutland Senior Center events
• Princeton seniors in June
• Field hockey clinics
• Soccer officials clinic
• Banks rides into sunset with track title
• Mountaineers sprint to second in districts
• Dillon George
• Wind Beneath Their Wings Awards honor community efforts with special needs kids
• Fore! The Kids ready to tee off at Holden Hills
• Christian Academy open house June 2
• June 6-10
• University of Rhode Island
• Monty Tech 3rd quarter honor roll
• Salem State University
• University at Albany
• Providence College
• Worcester State University
• The Rev. Thomas B. Garlick
• Christopher H. Sotak, Ph.D
• Keith P. Person
• Boyden E. Nordstrom
• Jean Carlson
• Memorial Day 2011
• First Church in Sterling receives Girl Scout Award
• Selectmen consider reordering their meeting agendas
• Summer Reading program needs prize donations
• Sawin takes state title
• Chocksett Middle School 2nd Quarter Honor roll
• Reunion plans set for alumni of beloved Old Red School
• Greenways project info session
• Flag Day comes to Naquag
• Job-seeking skills for Rutland seniors may be put to work
• Memorial Day 2011
• Process underway to hire full-time fire chief
• Mountain Holiday Fair- June 5
• Bike-a-Thon June 11
• Volunteers sought for fire chief screening committee
• Memorial Day 2011
• Lions Club will offer free health screenings
• Summer Jam June 18
• American Legion fish fry on June 3
• Family Fishing Derby June 4
• Kickoff to benefit battle vs. pediatric cancer
• Photos
• Chess group
• Trout Brook Adventure for prospective scouts
• Holden’s Leary appointed to naval post
• Scholarships presented at annual Chamber Dinner
• Town Pool ready for first splash of 2011
• Mustering up a firefighting tradition
• Red Barn Plant Swap Saturday
• Democrats will meet
• Jefferson water flushing – 6/2
• Fore! the Kids Golf Tournament
• Photo
• Backing third grade legislation
• Postmaster sends letter of thanks
• Generous stamping in Holden
• Martin certified as supervisor
• White was misrepresented
• Area towns mark Memorial Day
• Growing memorial
• Employee health insurance drives up school budget $700K+
• Volunteers sought for fire chief screening committee
• Inconvenient truths and unintended consequences
• Two local real estate agents try to make change easier for older clients
• Patriot Lane house offers many quality design features
• Lost keys
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Bereavement support groups
• VNA Care offers support group
• Susan F. Johnson
• Mary Ann Pavack
• Marilyn L. Gordon
• Marjorie H. Boynton
• Mary T. Dadah
• Robert N. Armstrong Sr.
• Alexander Reid Jr.
• The Rev. Thomas B. Garlick Richard S. Johnson
• David W. Cobb
• Richard F. Abruzzise
• Holden Democratic Committee
• Scholarships presented at annual Chamber Dinner
• Flamingos putting the fun back in fundraiser
• $10K grant to help light the Red Barn
• LeBlanc receives All-State football nod
• Big fifth lifts Mountaineers to 4-1 victory
• Field hockey clinics
• Central Mass soccer officials’ clinic at WRHS
• WRHS fall football cheerleading tryouts
• Tiana Dame
• Sprinting for the beach
• United Way seeks volunteers
• Diabetes support group
• National Trails Day June 4 at Wachusett Mountain
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Photo
• Fore! The Kids ready to tee off
• Best Supporting Actor
• Mountview Middle School 3rd quarter honor roll
• Christian Academy open house
• Sterling student wins gold at Skills Competition
• May 30-June 3
• Awarded President’s Prize in New York
• Dean’s list
• Fitchburg State University
• Paxton resident named marketing/ business director
• Rutland resident promoted to senior VP
• New Arrival
• Civil War Exhibit pays homage to local soldiers
• Photo
• Receives scholarship
• Bryant University
• Greenways project info session
• Job-seeking skills for Rutland seniors
• New tree for town common
• Sterling duo in ‘Seussical’ this weekend
• Summer Reading program needs prize donations
• Ham and bean supper
• Memorial Day parade
• Deadline for Old Red School reunion
• Click it or Ticket in Rutland
• Rutland Rec Boot Camp
• Rutland scholars sought
• Memorial Day in Rutland
• CIPC members want guidance from selectmen
• Princeton used book sales
• Annual Library Friends’ meeting
• Memorial Day donations needed
• Ayacht Technology Solutions to take over PMLD wireless
• Teen advisory board forming at the public library
• Art work on display
• Local author to share ‘Running with Zebras’
• Sign-up for Bike-a-Thon
• Thomas Prince 3rd quarter honor roll
• Photo
• Board approves regional dispatch study
• Boards sets guidelines for future zoning changes
• AMC earns national distinction for community service
• Sunday Memorial Day ceremonies
• Lions June 25 yard sale seeks participants
• Memorial Day Pancake Breakfast
• Photo
• Wachusett Fitness gauging offers
• RE/MAX balloon at Davis Hill Elementary
• Memorial Day Holden
• Funeral Home awarded for design
• Photo
• Democrats will meet
• Offices, library closed
• Vets to commemorate cemeteries
• BBQ meeting for veterans
• Hugo named Woman’s Club Person of the Year
• When rapture fails
• Police luncheon appreciation
• Thank you, Rutland
• Stamp-Out successful in Princeton
• Holden P.O. thankful for generous stamping
• Sweeter than cookies
• Thankful for support
• Charles Bolster served Paxton proudly
• Holden Line Dancing
• Chair Yoga Tuesdays
• Holden board reorganizes positions
• Holiday Deadlines
• Furmaniuk wins fourway race for BOS seat
• Roller derby girls
• Wachusett Fitness seeking sale
• Alexander Reid Jr.
• Susan F. Johnson
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Committee report: Town not interested in Holden building
• Martin F. Ford
• Lorraine D. Oldakowski
• Esther Hunter
• Alan C. Coolidge
• Robert H. Evans
• Theodora N. Anderson
• New Arrivals
• Richard and Betty Furmanick celebrate 50th
• Photo
• May 23-27
• Photo
• WRHS’s “Footloose” nominated for 7 TAMYs
• St. John’s inducts, awards locals
• Holy Name honor roll
• Christian Academy open house
• WRHS’s Vaskevich garners national honor
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Last TP reimbursement arrives
• Sterling - Meet the Candidates
• Pedal-pushers
• Field hockey clinics
• WRHS Fall Football Cheerleading Tryouts
• Patrick Comer Foundation Golf Tournament
• Haley Morgan
• Wachusett spring golf on course for states in 2011
• Saying farewell to longtime pastor
• 31 years of faith
• Ham and bean supper
• Summer Reading program needs prize donations
• Memorial Day parade
• Candidates Night set or May 20
• Waushacum Pond walk on Saturday
• THE SOUNDS OF A STERLING SPRING
• Scholarship deadline June 6
• Burgers and tickets for blood drive
• Rutland Rec Boot Camp
• Annual Report dedicated to Britney Gengel
• Pack 141 registration
• Pancakes, pedaling and trail clearing Saturday
• Special election set to determine Naquag repairs
• Central Tree accepting scholarship apps for seniors
• Deadline for Old Red School reunion
• Central Tree Middle School 3rd quarter honor roll
• Wisdom Works for Rutland seniors
• Sunday Memorial Day ceremonies
• Trostel receives Outstanding Citizen award
• U18 fall soccer registration
• Teen advisory board forming
• Trout fly tying at the library
• Voters approve $8.5 million operating budget
• Field of Dreams this Saturday
• Lions annual yard sale seeks participants
• 9 Holes for Paxton Rec
• Speaker will explore flora of Central Mass
• Family Fishing Derby June 4
• Jam Session coming to Paxton
• Lions Club to offer festivalgoers health screening
• Paxton Center School 3rd quarter honor roll
• Garden Club sale
• Chair Yoga Tuesdays
• A JUST FIGHT
• Troop 175 plant sale
• House historian will lead research event
• Family bag supper & movie
• Final spring composting
• Recall article defeated at town meeting
• Photo
• McAndrew thankful for support
• Opening Day in Princeton a team effort
• Goodrich – a great friend to Paxton, AMC
• New selectmen to put skills to work
• Reading carnival possible through efforts of many
• Sheriff visits inmate work project
• Common ground
• Photo
• Second chance for debt exclusion
• Voters approve $8.5 million operating budget
• Scott Brown rep. to hold office hours May 18
• Photo
• Memorial Day donations needed
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• May 16-20
• In the battle against bullies, knowledge is power
• Old Red School reunion
• United Ways seeks volunteers
• Letter carrier food drive Saturday
• Princeton’s DiFranza honored with public health award
• VNA Care offers support group
• Bereavement support groups
• Cathryn N. Tibbetts
• Ralph W. Packard
• Shirley M. Mascroft
• Roland A. Myers
• Brian K. Mahoney
• Josephine F. Metcalf
• Jo Ann Lysik
• Marion A. Larson
• Deborah L. Forsman
• Jane Kirkpatrick
• Mary V. Farley
• Gayle A. Hogarth
• Phi Beta Kappa
• Paxton junior named to Lawrence NHS
• Rutland actor accepted into apprentice program
• Alice C. Connor
• Princeton Farm Day May 14
• Jefferson oil spill cleanup under budget and ahead of schedule
• Habitat volunteers
• UMass-Amherst
• Lewis awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
• Plinta - Brook
• Kauppila - Price
• Engaged
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Field hockey clinic signups underway
• Patrick Comer Foundation Golf Tournament
• David Entwistle
• Freshman pitcher, senior bats hammer Algonquin, 12-1
• Waushacum Pond walk
• Deadline for candidate announcements, photos
• Candidates Night May 20
• Sterling to say goodbye to the minister
• Summer Reading program needs prize donations
• Barber shop cuts ribbon on new business
• Ham and bean supper
• Chocksett Club meeting for the birds
• Paxton singer to perform at Black Sheep Tavern
• Concert on the Lawn May 14
• Memorial Day parade
• Tree hearing, May 16
• Pack 141 plans duo registration dates
• Rutland Senior Center events
• Tree on common slated to come down
• Legion plans for Memorial Day
• Adult yoga starts Monday at Comm. Center
• Rutland COA to honor vets on Monday
• Rutland Rec Boot Camp sign-ups
• Arts Society celebrating 20 years in style
• Greenhouse repair bids welcome
• Wachusett Greenways hosts pancakes, pedaling and trail clearing May 21
• U18 fall soccer registration
• McGovern office hour
• Organic gardening this Sunday
• Bird-a-thon breakfast
• Photo
• Princeton voters say ‘yes’ to school repairs
• Book Club discussing ‘The Help’
• White Building ‘Friends’ to hold first meeting
• Paxton Rec Family Fishing Derby
• Summer Jam seeking musical talent
• Senior art exhibit at Anna Maria
• Paxton voters approve school green repairs
• Main Street fire remains under state Marshal’s investigation
• Grange pitch party Saturday
• Camera Club offers tips
• Fire Explorers electronics, appliance recycling
• Town meeting Monday
• Holden Town Meeting Preview
• Family bag supper & movie
• Emily’s Pink Team golf outing
• House historian will lead research event at senior center
• Two more spring composting Saturdays left
• Chair Yoga Tuesdays
• Post 42 to meet Tuesday
• Holden vets to commemorate cemeteries
• Parish Hall is communityfriendly
• Putting the brakes on spending
• Rutland override vote fails
• Lipka takes selectman’s seat
• An eggs-perience to remember
• Resident urges ‘no’ on articles 12-13
• Is punishing low users the answer?
• Signs not welcome
• Recall article should be opposed
• Walking wounded
• Princeton passes green repairs election question
• Marion A. Larson
• Gayle A. Hogarth
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Kerrie M. Moran
• Carmella Hutchings
• G. Owen Listovitch
• Calvin Jones
• George W. Hoyer
• Stephanie Hamalainen
• Howard E. Crow
• Catherine Burgholzer
• Josephine Carbone
• Norma L. Arnold
• Meet the Candidates
• Meet the Candidates
• Paxton Cemetary Commission
• Meet the Candidates
• MEET THE CANDIDATES
• Photo
• Free fitness classes in area towns
• Senior fitness class on Mondays
• Drop-in exercise classes
• Get moving at the Holden Senior Center
• May Sterling Senior News
• Princeton senior schedule
• Photo
• May 9-13
• Glenwood students punch ‘Ticket to Read’ in style
• Chamber hosts Scholarship Scramble Golf Tournament
• Photo
• Wachusett to Westport race to benefit charities
• Mountaineers blitz Blue Devils, improve to 5-3
• Morgan Mathieu
• Volleyball aspirations spiked high at WRHS
• Locals earn black belts
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Sterling Little League dedicates field to Rick Maypother
• Davis Farmland 2011
• Candidates Night May 20
• Story hour begins May 9
• Concert on the Lawn May 14
• Paxton musician to perform at Black Sheep Tavern
• Summer Reading program seeking prizes
• Road race classic this Saturday
• Deadline for candidate announcements, photos
• Rutland Town Election
• Central Tree Middle School Quarter 2 Honor Roll
• Photo
• Tree hearing set for 5/16
• Memorial Day Committee
• Greenhouse repair bids welcome
• Public pressure gets zoning amendments off TM warrant
• Selectmen want to give residents advance warning of road closing
• Electronics collection next week
• Spaghetti supper and cabaret
• Construction started without permit
• Princeton Farm Day May 14
• Mothers Day pancake breakfast
• Voters asked to support TP school repairs
• Princeton Arts Society anniversary exhibit
• Board signs shortened warrant for town meeting
• Photos
• Fashionate
• Summer Jam seeking musical talent
• American Legion fish fry
• Senior exhibit at AMC
• Photos
• Cake sale at Chaffin Church on Saturday
• Greenways morning hike
• House historian will lead research event
• Children’s activities at Gale Free Library
• Absentee ballots are ready
• Boys & Girls Club benefit kids
• Three more spring composting Saturdays
• Holden voting
• Kindergarten orientation at Mayo
• Emily’s Pink Team golf outing
• Dems meet this Saturday
• Spring Shopping Extravaganza
• Sterling resident thankful for cleanup crew
• Troop 189 thankful for bottles/cans
• Sterling resident sees no winner Common dispute
• DCR recognizes Park Serve Day volunteers
• Appreciating historic aircrafts
• Rutland-ite voting ‘no’ on override
• Endorsement letters
• Water use not free
• Wood and Red Badge event to raise funds for WRHS criminal justice students
• Swinging Steaks at Town Green
• Paxton approves green project grant at town meeting
• Photo
• Water, sewer rates to rise
• Howard Earl Crow
• Calvin C. Jones
• Olivari is new agent at Century21
• Housing market only going to be boosted by job growth
• Preservation Worcester to take Central Mass. residents on historical journey
• GFA looks to award $100,000 to first time homebuyer
• North Central Mass. Board of Realtors honors Ruble
• Charlton home offers beach and pool access
• Sterling FD celebrates largest ever graduation
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Whitinsville honor roll
• Central Tree M.S. accepting scholarship applications for seniors
• Early Childhood Friends yard sale
• St. John’s Honor Roll – Second Quarter
• May 2-6
• Paxton LL joining forces with Jesse Burkett
• Kate Diggins
• Girls’ lacrosse fire on all cylinders on Patriots Day
• Robert E. Howland
• Virginia K. Merlin
• Howard A. Greis
• Richard E. Brooks
• Calvin C. Jones
• Robert W. Henderson
• Paul W. Beamer
• Mary T. Casavant
• Charlotte MacDougall
• Garden Club seeking plants for sale
• American Legion meets May 2
• Senior planning seminar
• First pitch in Sterling – April 30
• Sterling road race ready to pedal
• M.T. Pockets turns 30
• Road closing raises question
• Builder asks for exemption
• Food Pantry April 28
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Summer Reading program seeking prizes
• No consensus reached for solving TP enrollment problem
• Princeton Little League Opening Day this Saturday
• Citizen opposition to zoning amendments
• Pancake breakfastbake/sale with Friends of COA
• Town Yard Sale this Saturday
• Greenhouse repair bids welcomed by RAC
• Spaghetti supper and cabaret for Mother’s Day
• Trip to Gettysburg
• Public hearing on town meeting warrant
• ‘Two Old Friends’ in concert
• FY12 budget up 2.58 percent
• Center of attention
• Street sweeping
• Town Hall Renovation forum
• Troop 105 pasta dinner April 30
• Summer Jam seeking musical talent for event
• Paxton 250th unveils Web site
• American Legion fish fry - 5/6
• Total Fitness at the Center School Cafe
• Recreation passes on sale
• Absentee ballots are ready
• Harmonica lessons at senior center
• Town Clerk won’t be issuing passports
• Democratic Town Committee
• Pitch party Saturday
• Salisbury Belles come ringing at senior center
• Spring Shopping Extravaganza
• Post Road Chorus comes to Val’s
• Senior Mother’s Day craft class
• Outdoor burning season ends May 1
• Water/sewer hearing on new rates
• Spring composting continues
• Real estate taxes due May 2
• Changes proposed for town manager annual review point rating system
• Lipka good for Holden
• Re-elect White, welcome back O’Brien
• Lipka: A neighborly option
• Endorses McAndrew
• Resident sees Letsky as ‘asset’
• McAndrew for library trustee
• McAndrew shows trio of prerequisites
• Maurer close to the Gale Free Library
• Lipka for change
• A Skillful Candidate
• Endorsement letters
• A tribute to Ruth
• Make Paxton’s White Building white again
• Spa Night raises money for Debbie’s Warriors
• Princeton Arts Society 20th Anniversary Exhibit
• Swinging Steaks at Town Green
• Absentee ballot deadline May 5
• The Art of Papua New Guinea comes to Princeton
• Angels, Sing On – Arts Chorale show
• Naquag School repair costs higher than expected
• Big screen dream
• Charlotte MacDougall
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Local Residents Receive Bancroft Awards
• Local Boston Marathon Results
• Wachusett Pop Warner athletes earn college scholarships
• Photo
• Photo
• Mountview takes home Middle School title
• Photo
• Greg Wong
• Wachusett LAX falls to G-D, 8-7
• Blood drive April 22
• At-home rain gardening workshop at library
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Robert William Spindler Sr.
• Donald W. Lawton
• Fred H. Fagerquist
• Richard G. McQueston
• John J. Keddy
• Chester K. Grosvenor Jr.
• Suicide grief support available
• Garden Club needs plants to sell
• Blood drive April 22
• Free legal advice for veterans
• Mountview Middle School 2nd quarter honor roll
• Princeton native with N.H. honors
• Central Tree M.S. accepting scholarship applications for seniors
• Bancroft School – First Quarter
• School Lunch menu
• Garden Club seeking plants for sale
• Conant Library movie time for April Vacation
• Houghton Scholarship deadline- April 29
• Labyrinth walk at First Church
• Selectmen deep-six water source article
• ‘A Ton of Blues’ on tap for Black Sheep music series
• Summer Reading program seeking prizes
• Concert on the Lawn
• Medical field scholarships
• Senior planning tools seminar
• First pitch in Sterling – April 30
• Seniors’ Keep-Well Clinic April 21
• Photos
• Town Yard Sale April 30
• Drop off old prescription drugs during Take Back Day
• New ACO is pro-animal, pro-Rutland
• Photo
• Partners for People to hold ‘Taste of Italy’
• Highway vehicle, water tank at top of CIP wish list
• Rutland pantry
• Rutland “Meet Your Candidates” Night
• Greenhouse repair bids welcome
• Photo
• Explore town history on Saturdays
• Library gathering books for annual sale
• Remove cemetery decorations
• Public hearing on town meeting warrant
• Two old friends
• Saturday Earth Day at Thomas Prince
• Thomas Prince School repairs info session set for 4/25 agenda
• Angels, Sing On – Arts Chorale show
• Police overtime funds at issue
• Common Hunting Skills
• CMDART to host Pet First Aid course in Princeton
• Dog licenses due
• The Art of Papua New Guinea comes to Princeton
• Article seeks to exempt personal property under $10K
• Fitchburg Road will be closed for two months
• Chapter 90 funds increase by $80K from FY11
• Troop 105 pasta dinner April 30
• Summer Jam seeking talented jammers
• Class Reunion
• Paxton 250th unveils website
• American Legion fish fry
• Cemetery notice
• Fashion show & luncheon April 27
• Town Hall Renovation forum
• Firearm safety class next week
• Library photography contest
• Rec. department summer jobs
• Public invited to stop in and learn town history
• Recreation passes ready for purchase
• Street sweeping
• Harmonica lessons coming to senior center
• Outdoor burning season ends May 1
• Spring Shopping Extravaganza
• Holden’s Farmers’ Market
• Tax talk with Holden Republicans
• Spring composting starts April 23
• Salute Breakfast
• Holden’s Finest
• ‘Love Letters’ at Holden Senior Center
• Holden vets to remember Doolittle raid
• Last YAHOO
• Seven Hills Camera Club meeting
• Town Clerk won’t be issuing passports
• Post Road Chorus comes to Val’s
• Paxton cable wants interesting videos
• Residents voice opposition to E. Princeton Overlay District
• Test of Faith
• Water, sewer rate hearing set
• Wedding Tale of the Tape
• Bingo Night thanks
• Basketball program looking for hoops related feedback
• Naquag thankful for Iditarod lesson
• Common Clean Up a Great Success
• Red Barn thankful for Kommunity Kids
• Who fired Brian Bullock?
• Jefferson resident supports White
• Holden resident endorsing experience of Maurer
• Resident: White has town’s best interests
• Holden resident sees leader in Maurer
• Endorsement letters
• A Call to Candidates: Submission Guide for 2011 Candidates
• Donald W. Lawton
• John J. Keddy
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Gordon D. Wright
• Helen E. Montagna
• Annette A. Mathews
• Homer E. MacNutt Jr.
• Jane M. Lamb
• Photo
• Free legal advice for veterans
• Blood drive April 22
• Chapter 90 Funds to bring $2.5 million to First District
• Engaged
• Gould recognized for work at Holy Cross
• Shepherd joins business Hall of Fame
• Engaged
• New arrival
• Corner Shop offers scholarships
• Art Award winners
• Chamber offers 3 scholarships
• Building a future
• No Junior ROTC program in Wachusett’s near future
• Endorsement letters
• 5 towns, 13 races this local election season
• Photo
• Mountaineer softball splits opening games
• Holden Hurricanes finish perfect season
• Sterling fall soccer sign-ups underway
• Casey Dubin
• Holden Coaches Clinic/Clean-up
• Off and Running
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Photo
• Chocksett club to host ‘energized’ meeting
• All welcome to drop-in knitting at library
• Animal Shelter collects clothes for charity
• Medical field scholarships
• Seniors’ Keep-Well Clinic April 21
• Selectmen Announce Houghton Scholarship
• 20th Annual PSPP to walk for charities
• Gym hosts Dragon Egg Hunt on Sunday
• Summer Reading program seeking prizes
• Time for story hour sign-ups
• Mulligan’s tees off decade of memories
• Different location, same Attitudes
• Rutland pantry to open twice in April
• Egg hunt April 16
• Visit West Point
• Rutland-based team advances to National Championships
• Proposal to remove tree on town common
• Central Tree Middle School Quarter 2 Honor Roll
• 15th Annual Town Yard Sale
• Historical Society scholarships
• Library to demonstrate at-home rain gardening
• Drop off old prescription drugs
• Rutland Art Co-op spring classes
• Ice storm debt officially melted
• Wachusett Wine Trader pops cork at PO Place
• Photo
• Informational meeting on school repairs – 4/25
• Cemetery commissioner sought
• Deadline for Princeton Arts Society
• Arts Chorale performance May 1
• Voter registration deadline next Tuesday
• Seniors luncheon
• Remove cemetery decorations
• Dog licenses due
• Earth Day in Princeton
• The Art of Papua New Guinea comes to Princeton
• Underutilized assets will be studied
• Firefighters Car Wash
• Paxton cable wants interesting videos
• Public invited to stop in and learn history
• Paxton Street Sweeping 2011
• Firearm safety classes Proposed building improvements dominate 16-article Paxton warrant
• Recreation passes ready
• Town Clerk won’t be issuing passports
• Tax talk with Holden Republicans
• Holden PD using power of texts for anonymous tips
• YAHOO for yard work
• Family movie/bag supper at GFL
• Town Hall Renovation Committee hosts forums
• Final day for election voter registration
• Outdoor burning season ends May 1
• Voters will decide about recall petition
• New Hospice center recruiting volunteers
• GFL spring book sale this Saturday
• ‘Love Letters’ at Holden Senior Center
• Spring composting starts April 23
• Voter registration deadline April 19
• Changes at the Corner Shop
• Dog owner thankful for a helpful Holden
• Resident: Water ban is all wet
• Culvert failure to close Route 31 for two months
• ON HER MARK
• Sterling Common – A Historical Solution
• Common Uncertainty
• Homecoming
• Final puppy returned to Sterling shelter
• Gordon D. Wright
• Helen E. Montagna
• Annette A. Mathews
• Quinapoxet Street reopens after pipe failure
• Tennis – Girls
• Softball
• Lacrosse- Boys
• Lacrosse- Girls
• Golf
• Wachusett softball chasing districts in ‘11
• Baseball
• Sterling fall soccer sign-ups underway
• Sterling Little League looking for umps
• Pop Warner to tackle registration this Saturday
• The Wachusett Mountaineer
• Mountaineers
• Causing a Racket
• Bereavement support groups
• Angeline Shea
• Emma L. Blozis
• Norman J. Perry
• Phyllis J. Kristoff
• Wachusett Watershed to host hazardous product collection
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Suicide grief support available
• VNA Care offers support group
• Miles Funeral hosting grief seminar
• John F. Healy III
• Virginia M. Sansoucy
• Myron E. Benoit
• Photo
• wachusettpa rent
• Photo
• Holden receives MIIA Loss Control Award
• Princeton voters will be asked to debt exclude school repairs
• Photo
• Egg hunt April 16
• Rutland Art Co-op spring classes
• April Rutland Senior Center events:
• Photo
• Free program on Noah Webster
• Photo
• Photo
• Taylor receives Castle Windows awards
• New Arrivals
• Princeton seniors in April
• Drop-in exercise classes
• Free fitness classes in area towns
• Get moving at the Holden Senior Center
• Got your back, seniors
• Officials explore regionalizing services
• Monty Tech to host fundraiser with southern taste
• Tools donated to Bay Path
• Fensin earns MBA from University of Florida-Gainsville
• Wahl named to Thoroughbred Society
• Coffee with WRHS principal
• Central Tree accepting scholarship apps for seniors
• Globe winners announced Monty Tech 2nd quarter honor roll
• Dean’s list
• Chamber offers 3 scholarships
• Corner Shop offers scholarships for college students
• Beelzebubs concert at Mountview
• ‘Footloose’ at WRHS this weekend
• Locals win medals at SkillsUSA districts
• Wachusett makes Quiz Show debut
• Military brass band to perform at Tuckerman Hall
• Holden native named Northwood officer
• Fitchburg State University winter 2011 graduates
• Sieger earns Bachelor degree
• April 11-15
• SAFE Program returns to TP School
• Story hour sessions to begin in Sterling
• ‘One Book One Town’ event
• Summer Reading program seeking prizes
• Senior news for April
• Sterling Stingers champs of U-10
• Long journey home for 8th stolen puppy
• Photo
• Sterling paddler among early entries in Run of the Charles race
• Medical field scholarships
• Chocksett pennies for scholars
• Common cleanup this Saturday
• First pitch in Sterling – April 30
• Bottle/can drive to benefit scouts
• Gym to host Dragon Egg Hunt
• Trivia Night cancer fundraiser April 8
• Roast beef church supper
• Photo
• Firefighter loses job, files complaint against chief
• Parents have safety fears for Naquag walkers
• Photo
• Historical Society scholarships available
• COA to visit West Point
• Rutland voters facing $416K override request
• Thomas Prince goes green
• Passports at post office
• Remove cemetery decorations
• Library gathering books for sale
• Long Pond permits April 13
• Digital books workshop
• Dog licenses due
• Photo
• Town election, meeting voter registration
• Public hearing to discuss zoning changes
• 12 miles of fiber coming to Princeton
• Increase in Princeton’s share of the school budget
• Thomas Prince School second quarter honor roll
• Photo
• Ladies’ Spa Night
• Deadline for Princeton Arts Society
• Friends’ group rallying support for White Building
• American Legion fish fry
• Paxton Coffeehouse looking for performers
• Holden swimmers lead Bluefish to championship
• Egg hunt and pictures with the Easter Bunny
• Renovation Committee to host info forums
• Library photography contest
• Firearm safety classes
• Ideas needed for Paxton’s birthday
• Fashion show & luncheon coming up
• Final day for voter registration
• Photo
• The Holden street sweeping schedule for April 11 - 15
• Explorer can and bottle drive
• Town Clerk won’t be issuing passports
• Photo
• Remove cemetery decorations
• Rec. department summer employment
• Pitch party at Town Hall
• Chamber of Commerce’s ‘Taste of Wachusett’
• The art of calming down
• Photo
• Learn how to grow veggies
• Library events
• Register to vote for election, town meeting
• May 9 election will see four races
• Opening chapter
• Recreation passes ready
• YAHOO for yard work
• Outdoor burning season ends May 1
• Spring composting starts April 23
• Meeting of the minds
• Impressed with Naughton
• Selectman endorses colleague
• Glass is half full for Sterling resident in 2011
• Fighting Parkinson’s
• Photo
• Dreaming of the NFL
• Out of their control
• Rutland voters facing $416K override request
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Janice E. Williamson
• Karin L. Nivala
• Avis M. Webster
• Helen M. Soucy
• Joanne Jones
• Mary J. Rabidou
• Estelle A. Gemme
• John P. Dufault
• Karen A. Casey
• Franciska M. Andrews
• Mansfield honored by funeral directors association
• Joins Sterling medical practice
• A leader in High-Speed Internet, Charter increases speeds again
• Commerce Bank presents service awards to local residents
• Photo
• Diabetes support group
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• April 4-8
• Garden Club needs plants to sell
• Rutland Recreation Track Club welcomes out-of-towners
• Wachusett 4x800 team reaches national speed
• Sterling Little League deadline
• Sterling Fall Soccer
• Sterling Little League looking for umps
• CRA Boys 7th-8th Grade Champions
• Ali Zeller
• Bottle/can drive to benefit scouts
• Hiram Taylor meeting
• Reward doubled for two puppies still missing from shelter
• Trivia Night to benefit ‘Team Neen’
• Fire totals Beaman Road house
• Ferguson, BOS brace for tough budget
• Property taxes due April 1
• Board considers signing up EMTs for shifts
• Coffeehouse features folk musicians
• Full-time fire chief sought
• Photo
• Sheep-ish open house
• Cakewalk at Thomas Prince
• Woman’s Club scholarship
• Egg hunt and pictures with the Easter Bunny
• Paxton Bingo on April Fool’s Day
• Library photography contest
• Real estate taxes due
• Fashion Show & Luncheon
• Ideas needed for Paxton’s birthday
• Girl scout good deeds
• Paxton office hours
• Conte receives accreditation through the Massachusetts Fire Services Commission
• Discounts for dog licenses
• Dems will meet April 2
• Remove cemetery decorations
• Spring composting starts April 23
• New alternative supported for water/sewer rates
• YAHOO for yard work
• Children’s events at the library
• Learn how to grow veggies
• Car washing, sprinklers will be illegal
• Good Neighbor awards March 31
• Trees will get inoculated against ALBs
• Rec. department offers employment
• Woman’s Club offers scholarship
• Photo
• Every fourth Friday
• New transformers will be quieter
• Don’t waste taxpayer money
• When thanks is not enough
• Rutland standing alone against WRSD budget
• First to respond
• School budget increases 3.5%
• Avis M. Webster
• Mary J. Rabidou
• Joanne Jones
• Karen A. Casey
• Estelle A. Gemme
• Karin L. Nivala
• Tyyne M. Soucy
• John P. Dufault
• Janice E. Williamson
• Sterling agent named a trustee of Realtor Charitable Foundation
• Property owners reminded about DigSafe laws
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Homestead act expands coverage, rules around property owner changes
• A family home because of location and size
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Business Achievments
• Hollianna Elyse Adamiak
• Newly wed
• Murphy – McCormick
• Groll-Frost
• Evelyn R. Wylie
• Gerald Wolfe
• Doris E. Warrington
• Evelyn M. Thomas
• Ana Maria Percia
• Roger D. Lorion
• Miles Funeral hosting grief seminar
• Bereavement support groups
• John T. Jacobson Sr.
• Mary H. Flandreau
• Carolyn R. Gibbs
• Eva L. Duane
• Wizards conjure up a dazzling hoops display
• Emma West
• Photos
• WRHS gymnastics ‘beaming’ with positives in 2011
• Photo
• Mountview Middle School
• March 28-April 1
• Middle School track and field signups
• Chamber offers 3 scholarships
• First Church yard sale this Saturday
• Houghton PE classes on cutting edge of technology
• Roast beef church supper
• Rutland Scholarships
• Need for more paramedics
• Arts Festival at Thomas Prince
• More ‘dirty soil’ beneath parking lot
• Library gathering books for annual sale
• Sheep-ish open house
• Local poet to read works at library
• Up, Down and Around Challenge
• Ideas needed for Paxton’s birthday
• Woman’s Club scholarship
• Tax bills due
• Library art display
• Spring rec classes start this week
• PAXTON
• Library photography contest
• Jam Session
• Emily’s Pink Team working towards a cure
• Holden burn permits
• Forgo library fees during March
• Woman’s Club offers scholarship to seniors
• Good Neighbor awards March 31
• Dems will meet April 5
• Grove Cemetery
• Discounts for dog licenses
• Veterans’ meeting
• Clothing drive at Dawson School
• Fire torches Main Street room
• Leroux opening deli-meat shop on Main St.
• A strange man
• Community leaders were community readers
• Boston Marathon charities benefit from fitness fundraiser
• McGovern representing well
• Work out the kink in your neck, and your life
• Boyfriend charged with attempted murder
• Town abandons fight to change employee’s benefits
• Trio of suspects arraigned in puppy theft
• Gerald "Jerry" Wolfe
• Paxton Library art display
• Woman's Club scholarship
• AMC hosts Women of Color Conference
• Adult Rec classes are here
• Evelyn M. Thomas
• Mary H. Flandreau
• John T. Jacobson Sr.
• J. Norman Comeau
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Janet Wood
• Vernon E. Prentice
• Elizabeth Sprague
• Joanne M. Loftus
• Catherine M. Kelley
• Oscar J. Michaud
• Evelyn R. Wylie
• Kenneth H. Johnson
• Gathering for Thomas Shelley
• Matilda R. Iandoli
• William J. Hayes
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Vera M. Borci
• Learn about safe and nutritional food
• March 21-25
• Photo
• Photo
• Corner Shop offers scholarship for college students
• Saches makes honor roll
• Spaghetti supper to benefit Be Like Brit
• Free boating classes
• Christian Helger
• Mountaineers skate to D3 title game
• Women’s club offers scholarship
• Library volunteer coffee this Saturday
• Nomination papers due April 4
• Keep well clinic for seniors
• Early to visit with Chocksett Club
• State Rep. office hours
• Blood drive March 18
• Houghton ahead of its time on anti-bullying
• “Neighborly” board discusses Greenways property
• Fire/EMTs to meet with COA Friends
• School budget too rich for Rutland
• Library gathering books for sale
• Property taxes due April 1
• Nomination papers deadline Monday
• New town treasurer
• One race on tap for annual election
• School repairs ‘fall’ behind
• Paxton cable wants interesting videos
• Paxton chief earns accreditation
• Photo
• Holden burn permits
• Rec. department offers employment
• Recreation passes on sale April 1
• Clothing drive at Dawson School
• Flooding at Highland and Main Sts. baffles DPW
• Discounts for dog licenses
• Holden nomination papers
• Photo
• Veterans’ meeting
• Beetle meeting March 17
• Woman’s Club offers scholarship to seniors
• Social networking seminar
• Letter policy
• Tree pick up success for troops and town
• What a wonderful town we live in
• Girl Scouts gave seniors carnations
• Landmark welcomes new editor
• WRHS science ahead of its class
• Grant could turn The White Building whiter
• A Science Dynasty
• Skate park plans grind to halt
• Roger D. Lorion
• HYANNIS/PAXTON – Elizabeth (Cavanaugh) Sprague
• Vera M. (Carbone) Borci
• Janet (Llewelyn) Wood
• Matilda “Tillie” Rana Iandoli
• William Joseph Hayes
• Vernon Ellsworth Prentice
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Vernon E. Prentice
• William J. Hayes
• Jean W. Senter
• Shirley M. Smith
• Thomas M. Shelley
• Charles F. Luyrink M.D.
• Francis N. Curci
• Russell N. Brett
• Sugar supper at Ashby Grange
• Gold and silver refinery show
• Colon and rectal cancer symposium
• Photo
• Wachusett High spring tryouts
• Sterling little league signups deadline
• Bennie’s hat trick leads to quarterfinal playoff win
• Princeton Little League registration
• Rutland Recreation Track Club welcomes out-of-towners
• WRHS boys’ varsity finishes season with 12-9 mark
• WRHS girls’ upset in playoff quarterfinal
• Jacquelyn Horning
• Community service scholarship
• Adams Scholarship recipients
• Spaghetti supper to benefit Be Like Brit
• Whitinsville Christian School second quarter honor roll
• Joe Riley Scholarship applications due March 15
• Corner Shop offers scholarship for college students
• Holy Name honor roll
• Learn how sensory processing affects behavior
• March 14-18
• Audition for ‘The Music Man’
• ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ in Barre
• Piano concert with Nersessian
• Martin elected to Commerce Bank board of directors
• Madison Elizabeth Drumm
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Early to visit with Chocksett Club
• Sign makes soldier and family proud
• Selectmen say ‘no for now’ to Worcester’s regional dispatch
• Rabies clinic this Saturday
• Rutland Blood Drive
• Pancakes at Overlook Farm
• Visit West Point
• Rutland Art Co-op spring classes
• Board refuses public discussion with Newcomb
• Long Pond permits available
• Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary programs
• Photo
• Oldest town cemetery needs stones repaired
• Donations rather than appropriations
• Paxton cable wants interesting videos
• Underage drinking prevention conference at Anna Maria
• Woman’s Club scholarship
• Paxton native makes Boston professional theater debut
• Photo
• American Legion meeting
• Rec. department offers online services
• Good Neighbor awards March 31
• Troop 180 spaghetti supper/auction this Saturday
• Photo
• Dr. Seuss musical at Mountview
• Flea Market for breast cancer
• Pitch party March 12
• Veterans’ meeting
• Fitness classes for March
• Rec. department offers summer employment
• Dog license discount
• Homeowners to get new, beetle-resistant trees
• Why spay or neuter your cat?
• YAYOO coordinator staying on
• Town Charter committee makes recommendations to selectmen
• Patronize local businesses
• Reporter will be missed
• Plan available
• Not us and them
• Learn to prune for more fruit
• Heavy Evies building auctioned off for $162,500
• Fast moving fire destroys Princeton barn
• Shirley M. (Kennedy) Smith
• Jean W. (Tonseth) Senter
• Shirley M. (Kennedy) Smith
• Russell N. Brett
• Charles F. Luyrink
• Francis N. Curci
• Injured fireman fighting for full pay
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• VNA Care offers support group
• Suicide grief support available
• Bereavement support groups
• Ruth M. Hopfmann
• Nancy L. Raevsky
• Blanche F. Pettis
• Roxanne L. Notarangelo
• Louise D. Philblade
• Jeffrey A. Miller
• Joseph Martin Jr.
• Judith A. McGann
• Dorothea E. LaPrade
• Cleveland J. Trifilo
• Dorothy M. Donovan
• Eugene A. Fisher
• Jane A. Grossman
• Jane A. (Kwiatkowski) Bocian
• Applewild School second quarter honor roll
• Worcester Academy trimester 1 honor roll and headmaster’s list
• Prom dress give-aways
• March 7-11
• WRHS inducts new National Honor Society members
• Softball registration
• Rutland soccer annual meeting
• Local martial artists receive awards at annual banquet
• Castellanos, Sullivan set three school records at states
• Sterling Little League needs umps
• Mount Wachusett fitness center offering girls’ softball clinic
• Iacaboni nearing 100-point mark
• Winners of seven straight, WRHS hockey sets sights on playoffs
• Thomas Prince track and field signups
• Holden Baseball umpire classes, volunteers needed
• Untitled
• Wachusett All-Stars will take on Harlem Wizards
• Rutland seniors
• Princeton seniors
• Paxton seniors
• Check Heart through hearing
• Holden seniors
• Sterling seniors
• Audition for ‘The Music Man’
• Ice skating: From conventional to nonconventional
• Limb loss support group to discuss planning for future
• Dance to benefit Maypother Family Support Fund
• Medical field scholarships
• Sheppard will not seek re-election
• American Legion Post 189 meeting
• Win a prize, support Chocksett School
• Learn about the ‘don’ts’ of gardening
• Women’s club offers scholarship
• Photo
• Bereavement Support Group meets March 7
• Chandler promoted to assistant majority whip and vice chair of Public Health
• Fitness fundraiser in Princeton
• First Church yard sale sign-ups
• SLCT looks plans out future
• Photo
• Answer me these questions three…
• Annual town census/ street listing
• Local artist displaying mixed-media piece
• Thomas Prince goes green
• AMC names new VP for Academic Affairs
• Lebeaux ready to recommend treasurer
• Rabies clinic this Saturday
• Town caucus set for March 9
• Voters will have to reconsider senior housing
• Library photography contest
• Selectmen, Light Board clear the air
• Fire takes two floors of Sunnyside Ave. home
• Nomination papers due March 17
• Holden wants you
• Seussical Jr at Mountview
• Mayo School spaghetti supper
• New Librarian for Gale Free Library
• Hog wild at Gale Free Library
• Ferguson will advocate for children, elderly and education
• Forgo library fees during March
• Social networking topic of chamber seminar
• Rainy day fund, long range planning urged
• ‘A Night in Elsinore’ auditions in Barre
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Appreciates EMTs
• Restaurants helping to feed thousands
• Thanking people is easier than complaining
• Thanks for holiday store donations
• Paxton police are professional
• 50th anniversary
• Newly wed
• Newly wed
• Straight talk from Pandiscio about enrollment crisis
• Photo
• Selectmen approve rebuilding police cruiser
• Ruth M. (Howe) Hopfmann
• Blanche F. (Brewer) Pettis
• Roxanne L. (Johnson) Notarangelo
• Judith A. McGann
• Judith A. McGann
• Joseph Martin Jr.
• Jane Alma (Coyle) Grossman
• Jane A. (Kwiatkowski) Bocian
• Dorothea E. (Fiske) LaPrade
• Nancy Louise (Lamoureaux) Raevsky
• Cleveland J. “Muzzy” Trifilo
• Louise D. (Sowle) Philblade
• Fire destroys two floors of Sunnyside Ave. home
• Jeffrey A. Miller
• Dorothy Mae (Landry) Donovan
• Habitat opens store for building supplies
• Mitchell announces top agents for 2010
• A Main Street commercial-residential building to be auctioned Thursday
• WRHS track teams impress at state competition
• Masquerade ball at Parker School
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Wachusett Regional High School second quarter honor roll
• Joe Riley Scholarship applications due
• Village Green Preschool scholarship
• Llamas selected as interim superintendent of Monty Tech
• WRHS preschool and play group deadline
• February 28-March 4
• Holden Area Chamber announces scholarship increase
• Corinne Rixham
• William G. MacMunn Sr.
• Marion T. Lawson
• Elaine I. Gilrein
• Lorraine T. Charbonneau
• Audition for ‘The Music Man’
• Alternative spring break offered to local college students
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• WHRS ski team takes second place in conference
• Patrick Comer Challenge Cup ski race
• Photo
• Francis P. Fanning
• Ben Pierce
• Photo
• Buzzer beater key to boys’ basketball victory
• Women’s club offers scholarship
• Flanagan named chairman of steering and policy committee
• Win a prize, support Chocksett School
• Lanciani makes mental health counseling her mission
• Brewer named ‘Legislator of the year’ by Developmental Disabilities Providers
• Photo
• Community support for Maypother family continues
• Take a trip to Celtics game
• Man arrested for selling steroids to college students
• Brewer named Ways and Means chair
• Annual town census/street listing
• Mallett to perform at Town Green coffeehouse
• Town receives FEMA funding for 2010 flood
• Cronin is winner in essay contest
• Rabies clinic on March 5
• Preschool accepting enrollment
• Barking dog declared a nuisance
• Photo
• Town caucus set for March 9
• Wachusett Meadow: Clean and green with new solar panels
• Mahoney to host open house at district office
• Acoustic café at First Church
• Mardi Gras with a bit o’ the green
• Family skate day at Anna Maria
• Photo
• Melemed on the radio this weekend
• WiFi at the library
• Bay Path School honor roll
• Acoustic café at First Church
• Family skate day at Anna Maria
• Paxton Center School second quarter honor roll
• Clothing drive at Dawson School
• Troop 182 pancake breakfast
• Veterans group at senior center
• Nomination papers due March 17
• Good Neighbor awards announced
• Town charter committee sets language of recall petition
• Skaters critique park designs
• Photo
• Woman’s Club seeks ‘Person of the Year’ nominations
• Register for March recreation classes
• Club brings New England gardens to Holden
• Forgo library fees with food donation
• Thank you, LCU, for the blankets
• Thanks to Princeton residents
• Hope on the Slopes raises money for the American Cancer Society
• Reservations about regional dispatching
• Memorable senior brunch
• Thanks for a fun winter day
• Bus drivers at their best during snowstorm
• Many contributed to Winter Carnival
• Citizens of Sterling be aware
• Big hearts rescue little horse
• Book signing with Hills
• Fitness fundraiser in Princeton
• Rail trail hits bump in the road
• Pony rescued from under pick-up
• Marion T. (Ashe) Lawson
• Francis P. Fanning
• William George MacMunn Sr.
• Elaine I. (Chambers) Gilrein
• Already a leader in High-Speed Internet, Charter increases speeds again
• Police log policy
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Catherine M. Streeter
• Marjorie G. Rauh
• Elizabeth M. Pitman
• David F. Mills Sr.
• V. Armas Jarvi
• Corinne E. Rixham
• Howard F. Hanson
• Faye J. Giacobba
• Robert Desmarais
• John H. Carlson
• Sylvia R. Caiazzi
• Community service scholarship
• Donate your prom dress(es)
• Scholarships at Applewild School
• Special ed. problem solving workshop
• Full-day kindergarten lottery ends March 4
• School committee wants community to feel welcome
• OH, THE PLACES YOU’LLGO
• Indoor track teams dominate district championships
• Wachusett travel basketball ends season on high note
• Rutland baseball and softball registration Feb. 26
• Sterling Little League registrations
• Holden Baseball looking for players, coaches, and volunteers
• Harlem Wizards at WRHS
• Photo
• Softball registration
• Infant and adult CRP course
• Local business bazaar
• President’s Day snowshoe hike
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• ‘Sunrise, Sunset’ in Barre
• OSV features February vacation activities
• Trivia with Tea Party
• ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’ opens Feb. 25
• Pawn Stars Gold & Silver Roadshow coming to Hanover Theatre
• Winter weather is demanding extra attention
• Photo
• Movies featured at the library during school break
• Senior trip to Foxwoods
• Town caucus for Democrats
• Girl Scouts go big with cookie sale
• Take a trip to Celtics game
• Learn about birds and their calls
• Central Tree Middle School First Quarter Honor Roll
• Retired ACO will miss the job
• Cringan reacts to TP survey results
• Celebrating the library
• Historical society in need of filing cabinets
• Mahoney appointed to transportation, two other committees
• Rabies clinic
• Library story and craft
• Pottery party at the library
• Be a part of ‘The Tempest’ performance
• Post office overlay district requires professional planning assistance
• Public invited to stop in and learn town history
• Bogren apologizes for comments against light board
• Financial plan presented for water, sewer
• Recall provision moves forward
• Photo
• Beating the winter blues
• Masons annual yard sale
• Genealogical society to review signature quilts
• Chandler, Levy host listening forum on Chapter 40B
• Holden Landmark Co. wins NENPA awards
• Bullock to take over senior center project
• Photo
• Veterans group meeting at senior center
• Breast cancer fundraiser at Friendly’s
• Learn how to get involved in Holden
• Troop 182 pancake breakfast
• Blood drive at Holden Hills
• Nomination papers available
• Letter policy
• Regional dispatch deserves public discussion
• Devereux grateful for help at holidays
• Kudos to Sunnyside Ford
• ‘The world... can never forget what they did here’
• Faye Jean (Bunker) Giacobba
• David F. Mills Sr.
• Robert Desmarais
• Veikko Armas Jarvi
• Veikko Armas Jarvi
• Catherine M. (McGrann) Streeter
• Howard F. Hanson
• Elizabeth M. Pitman
• Spaghetti supper for Clark
• Auxiliary heating sparks fire concerns
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• WRHS preschool and play group deadline
• Young Artist Concert at Wachusett High School
• Special ed. problem solving workshop
• February 14-18
• Welcome to The Landmark
• WRHS swimmers advance to post-season competition
• Princeton baseball sign ups
• Ana Maria Castellanos
• Wachusett girls’ varsity cruises to victory over league opponent
• Michael J. Ursin
• Ronald K. Stone
• Warren A. Smith
• Marjorie G. Rauh
• Carol A. Perry
• David A. McNally
• Cheryl L. King
• Veikko A. Jarvi
• Viola A. Griffin
• Margaret M. Garabedian
• Charles W. Culross Jr.
• Russell A. Brickey
• Dennis G. Blanks
• Peter E. Angelsten
• Florida fruit delivery
• Senior trip to Foxwoods
• Town caucus for Democrats
• New candle business waxes all-natural
• Winners at the Winter Carnival cardboard sled race
• Chocolate candy making
• Be a part of ‘The Tempest’ performance
• Valentine Mystery Theater Feb. 13
• Survey respondents oppose sending kids to Mountview
• Photo
• Treasurer resigns
• Photo
• Civil War from Confederates’ point of view
• Annual town census/street listing
• Confinement ordered for biting dog
• Family skate at Anna Maria
• Anna Maria College team to use town field
• Historical society in need of filing cabinets
• Town administrator goals for 2011
• Photo
• Calendars on sale
• AMC to support Sisters of Saint Anne Haiti Fund
• Roach – Petersen
• Lowe - DiPietro
• Schicho earns scholarship
• UMass-Amherst grads
• Photo
• Dean’s list
• Big Y closed Feb. 2 for roof inspection
• Photo
• Woman’s Club seeks ‘Person of the Year’
• Rosenstock dedicates show to Dutton
• Line dancing at senior center
• American Legion meeting
• Photo
• Pitch party Feb. 12
• Chocolate craving at Chaffin Church
• Rec program seeks online registration system
• Three rec classes start in March
• Bruins fans honor Holden veteran
• Bennett should share attorney’s full report
• State-level reports illustrate Naughton’s lack of credibility
• Sterling town government needs help
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Special town meeting, round two
• Photo
• It all began at the rollerskating rink...
• Russell A. Brickey
• David A. McNally
• Cheryl L. (Mailloux) King
• Margaret M. (Schneider) Garabedian
• Big Y closed Feb. 2 for roof inspection
• Viola A. (Sobol) Griffin
• Carol A. (Terrasi) Perry
• Peter Eric Angelsten
• Residents asked to mark fences and other structures near the street
• Warren A. Smith
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• James J. Reidy
• Thomas J. Shippee
• Rev. Rayder O. Jacobsen
• John D. Westerlind Jr.
• Ellen Olson
• Michael T. Jilek
• Richard F. Hughes
• Dorothy A. Greene
• Shirley L. Freeland
• Daniel B. Doherty
• Cynthia L. Cassano
• Daniel Burke
• Swim team celebrates program’s 100th win
• WRHS seeks softball coach
• Monty Tech hosts March Madness tournament
• Girls’ score high at track invitational
• Photo
• Travel basketball continue to swish in the points
• Paxton seniors
• Princeton Winter Carnival events
• Free fitness classes in area towns
• AARP meeting
• Sterling seniors
• Rutland seniors
• Princeton seniors
• Holden seniors
• Escape snow at the library
• Town Green opens
• Police to host senior brunch
• Power meeting tries to shine light on energy costs
• Women’s organization focused on peace talk
• Paxton Special Town Meeting
• Valentine tea Sunday
• Upgrade for park status urged
• Troop 182 spaghetti supper
• Nomination papers available Feb. 15
• Rosenstock dedicates show to Dutton
• Volpe to present print and pencil work
• Farewell for Dutton
• New program helps students merge classroom skills and life skills
• February 7-11
• Clarification
• Suit against O’Brien makes no sense
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Keepin’ track of school snow days?
• Photo
• Donating suits the Volunteer Fire Brigade just fine
• Serving as state rep was an honor
• PMLD’s Internet service could be privatized
• Daniel Burke
• Daniel B. Doherty
• Cynthia L. Cassano
• Thomas “TJ” J. Shippee
• Dorothy “Dotty” A. Greene
• Richard F. Hughes
• Ronald K. Stone
• John D. Westerlind,
• Ellen (Sterner) Olson
• Paxton town meeting set for Feb. 15
• Troop 182 spaghetti supper Feb. 5
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Ware joins business team at Murphy Insurance Agency
• Coventry Estates home has plenty of space for the family
• Betty P. White
• Springfield College
• UMass-Amherst grads
• Shepherd named to business honor society
• Comer completes basic training
• Police log policy
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• McGovern named to House Agriculture Committee, Democratic whip team
• Horizons volunteers needed
• An auction of chairs
• Learn about legislature
• James C. Walton
• VNA Care offers support group
• F. Gwendolyn Soule
• James B. McGovern
• Eugene R. Martel
• Elvira C. Kerxhalli
• Robert E. Handley
• Merle E. Foster
• Dana E. Finn
• Phyllis J. Bombredi
• Ronald R. English
• WRHS hockey at DCU Center
• Knights of Columbus sponsors youth free throw championship
• Wachusett travel basketball results
• Wachsuett girls’ track takes league lead
• Ritva H. Belliveau
• January 31-February 4
• Village Green Preschool annual scholarship
• WRHS preschool and play group deadline
• Kara Bailey
• Chamber directories available
• Valentine Mystery Theater Feb. 13
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Selectmen oppose draft demolition delay bylaw
• Town Green opens
• Winter Carnival 1970s dinner dance
• Photo
• Post 189 meeting Feb. 7
• First Church supper on Feb. 5
• Learn about Boy Scout Troop 1
• Photo
• Sterling Police notes
• JA Webster building looked at as future home of community center
• Rehab planned for police station
• Study will be done of underused town assets
• Pool dip at ski area raises $26,000 for Camp Sunshine
• Reidy competing in district free throw contest
• Senior meal-site in Princeton Center
• Preschool accepting enrollment
• Property taxes due April 1
• Family skate at Anna Maria
• AMC’s VP of Student Affairs honored for work with firstyear students
• Winter carnival Sat.
• Senior housing takes another step forward
• Beach party Luau for kids
• Family skate day
• School funds approved
• Business gets sweeter by the moment
• Democratic caucus Feb. 5
• Old Red School reunion deadline
• Fire quickly quenched at welding shop
• Explorer can and bottle drive
• Dems to elect delegates to state convention
• Line dancing at Senior Center
• Glass collection on display
• Real estate taxes due Feb. 1
• Town census due
• One Book, One Holden book hand-out this Friday
• Kindness of strangers nice surprise
• Weeaide bags filled with love
• PHP thanks Paxton voters
• Is anybody watching?
• Another snow day?!?!
• My six years as sheriff
• Full speed ahead for WRHS wind test tower
• Photo
• Grange pitch party
• Boy Scout Troop 180 open house Feb. 1
• Holden Roundup
• Community rallies around fire victims
• Oriol expands Holden Nursing Home
• Fire alarm cuts special town meeting short
• Fire alarm cuts special town meeting short
• Ladies-only Fireside Gathering
• Eugene R. Martel
• Eugene R. Martel
• Merle E. Foster
• Merle E. Foster
• Ronald Robinson English
• Ronald Robinson English
• Dana E. Finn
• Hypnotist’s show at Fellowship Church
• James B. McGovern
• Robert E. Handley
• James Christopher Walton
• Ritva “Rit” H. (Joki) Belliveau
• Lane wins RPI award
• Engaged
• Newly wed
• Ciolfi admitted to North Bennet Street School
• Alexander joins Holden Fallon Clinic
• ‘Survivor, the Musical’ at Theatre at the Mount
• Quinsigamond to host ‘FAFSA Day’
• Clinton hospital seeks advice
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• VNA Care offers support group
• Margie A. Smith
• Ronald Sapaukas
• John N. Suire
• Mildred J. Pelletier
• Raymond R. Hagglund
• Bereavement support groups
• Agnes G. Rogers
• Shirley E. Flynn
• Michael A. Cates
• Dorothy E.B. Arsenault
• WRHS preschool and play group deadline
• Photo
• Sterling Little League registration closes Jan. 31
• Mass Elite Basketball forming spring AAU teams
• WRHS round-up
• Wachusett travel basketball results
• Special ed. transition workshop Jan. 20
• January 24-28
• Wachusett Wins NASTAR Regional Pacesetting Event
• 1,000 reasons to smile
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Legion receives $1,000 for building repairs
• First Church supper on Feb. 5
• Census forms in mailbox
• Learn about Boy Scout Troop 1
• Cash no longer accepted
• Sterling receives grant for water system improvements
• Route 62 bridge work continues through winter
• Old Red School reunion
• Legion scholarship apps due Feb. 9
• Tax bills due
• Family skate day
• COA Friends welcome Haapakoski
• Building inspector watched town develop
• Lt. Gov. visits Glenwood School
• Photo
• Town to discontinue handling Hearts for Heat donations
• Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary programs
• Decision sought on use of Mechanics Hall
• Afterschool story and craft
• Work of Leonard Haug on display
• Snowshoe or hike under the full moon
• Historical Society annual meeting
• Fuel funds available
• Deadline looming for TPS survey
• Photo
• Senior meals on Tuesdays
• Winter Carnival 1970s dinner dance
• From hip hop to low impact aerobics
• Water treatment plant project put before voters
• Winter carnival and chili contest
• Beauty in Excess
• 351 adolescents, one mission
• Deadline for ‘Good Neighbor’ nominations
• Two homeless after Chapel Street fire
• Explorer can and bottle drive
• Dinner to benefit National Alliance on Mental Illness
• Skatepark designs garner feedback
• Photo
• Correction
• Vote no on Asnebumskit Pond water facility
• Christmas tree sales helps Lions Club help community
• COA upset with actions of Philpot
• Evangelidis on right track
• Living hell to living hope
• Concert at senior center
• Book club honoring Dutton
• Chamber hosting after hours at La Bussola
• Need for overlay district questioned
• That perfect match was Dutton’s quest
• Mildred Jean (Giles) Pelletier
• Mildred Jean (Giles) Pelletier
• Living hell to living hope
• Living hell to living hope
• Michael A. Cates
• Margie A (Borland) Smith
• Raymond R. Hagglund
• Dorothy E.B. (Attfield) Arsenault
• Dorothy E.B. (Attfield) Arsenault
• Ronald "Dino" Sapaukas
• Agnes G. "Bib" (Larson) Rogers
• Shirley E. (Lagerstrom) Flynn
• Butler joins ERA Key Realty Services
• Anniversary
• Strand-Balunis
• Lynch-Picareillo
• New Arrivals
• Germaine J. Larson
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Charles R. Pekkola
• Anthony F. Yeulenski Jr.
• Daniel J. Smith
• Henry J. Lange Jr.
• Barabara A. Olsen
• Margaret K. Johnson
• Chester J. Jablonski
• Thomas J. Head Jr.
• May H. Duclos
• Bruce S. Bak
• Photo
• Joe Riley Memorial Scholarship application deadline March 15
• Parker School applications
• Montachusett Regional Technical High School first quarter honor roll
• Holy Name Central Catholic Junior/Senior High School first quarter honor roll
• SEPAC to discuss transition from child to adult
• January 17-21
• OH, THE PLACES YOU’LLGO
• Paxton little league registrations
• CRA basketball sign-ups
• Sterling LL looking for managers
• Wachusett girls’ basketball takes first loss
• Wachusett swim results
• Wachusett girls’ overpower Algonquin at indoor meet
• Two-point quarter hurts Wachusett boys’ basketball team
• Justin Cranston
• Wachusett hoops on the road
• Cell phone service, affordable housing addressed
• A stable steeple for Sterling First Church
• How has wildlife changed over the years?
• Cable station to hire director
• Upgrades to dog tracking made
• Drop-in exercise classes
• Apartment home to 16 marijuana plants
• Legion scholarship apps due Feb. 9
• Council on Aging Friends welcome Haapakoski
• Blood Drive at Central Tree
• Yoga class starts Jan. 17
• Special town meeting Jan. 18
• Animal control officer retires
• Public invited to town history
• Meals on Wheels drivers, dining site volunteers needed
• Voter registration
• Naquag collecting books and media
• Notre Dame ‘Artistry of Quilts’ exhibit
• Paxton Center School first quarter honor roll
• Graf-Parsons moves up, new part time opening
• From hip hop to low impact aerobics
• Minor tweaks to be worked out of public safety building
• Tree hearing
• Photo
• Winter carnival set for February
• Big step forward toward regionalizing dispatch
• Photo
• TP survey available
• Movie night and potluck
• Preschool accepting enrollment
• Cameras on wind towers first step for security
• Chamber seeks projects coordinator for Holden Days
• O’Brien defamation not a criminal matter
• American Legion Post 42 meeting
• Photo
• Chamber hosting after hours at La Bussola
• Music and exercise at Senior Center
• Wachusett Recycled Resource Center closed for week
• Coffee with Jane
• ‘Calm Down’
• Ferguson sworn in and hitting the ground running
• Woman’s Club to review 100 years
• Dinner to benefit National Alliance on Mental Illness
• Deadline for ‘Good Neighbor’ nominations
• Holden Roundup
• Dutton reception Feb. 8
• One Book, One Holden
• Photo
• Chandler, Ferguson joint office hours in Holden
• Recycling center open Sat
• Masters looking for singers
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Lunchtime winter walks
• Chamber business directories available
• GGC Choir rehearsals
• Rutland transplant pioneers
• 2011 New Year’s resolutions for Sterling
• Correction
• Riley family grateful for scholarship support
• Thanks to Rotary Club
• Peaceful protests are needed
• ‘New beginnings’ for Holden’s Evangelidis, Worcester County Sheriff’s office
• May Hermanson Duclos
• Thomas J. Head Jr.
• Thomas J. Head Jr.
• Charles R. Pekkola
• Anthony “Tony” “Chief” F. Yeulenski Jr.
• Barbara A. (Laird) Olsen
• ‘New beginnings’ for Holden’s Evangelidis, Worcester County Sheriff’s office
• Wachusett girls’ basketball takes first lose
• Chester J. Jablonski
• Germaine J. (Hirtle) Larson
• Daniel John Smith
• Henry “Bud” J. Lange Jr.
• Bruce S. Bak
• Town to discontinue handling Hearts for Heat donations
• Doris G. Powers
• Priscilla R. Foresteire
• Henry V. Rudin
• Nancy M. Lucci
• Irene D. Hoyt
• Alice I. Hedlund
• Elizabeth M. Falk
• Elizabeth Blanchard
• Paxton
• Free fitness classes in area towns
• Holden
• Chocksett Middle School First Quarter Honor Roll
• Photo
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Sterling
• Princeton
• Rutland
• January 10-14
• Parker School accepting applications
• New WRHS banking course will teach students how to be money savvy
• Press Box Musings
• Quinn scores half-court shot, leads Wachusett White to victory
• Two more Ws for Wachusett
• Photo
• Legion Scholarship applications due
• New sergeant for Rutland
• Voters will be asked to fund school feasibility study
• Record breaking month for windmills
• Tax bills due April 1
• Disagreements get noisy at board meeting
• Pathfinders offering fruit from Florida
• Boy Scout troop to recycle Christmas trees
• Register for story hour at the library
• PMLD won’t invest in solar at this time
• Residents voice opinion about Thomas Prince
• Pitch party Jan. 8
• Pancake breakfast for Haiti
• “Calm Down!”
• Holden Roundup
• Step into a healthy direction
• Coffee with Jane
• Music and exercise at Senior Center
• Meals on Wheels drivers and dining site volunteers needed
• Cultural Council awards grants
• Mahoney sworn in as state rep.
• Community created sell-out sale
• Safe arrival for Santa because of volunteers
• Donation of eyeglasses will help Haitians
• Photo
• Christmas tree disposal
• Woman’s Club to review past 100 years
• Meyer files defamation suit against O’Brien
• Grateful for their generosity
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Grandchild bail scam still going strong
• Play station to open at Heritage Bible Chapel
• Priscilla R. Foresteire
• Elizabeth Blanchard
• Irene D. Hoyt
• Elizabeth M. Falk
• Germaine J. (Hirtle) Larson
• Sterling police find ring
• Evangelidis swearing in Jan. 5 at WRHS
• Lish-Lebeaux
• Lynch-Pratt
• Mitchell-Hughes
• Make First Night Worcester 2011 a family tradition
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Mary Ann (Ushkurnis) Mercier
• Christos Stolakis Sr.
• Linda M. (Kady) Lee
• Lois E. Green
• Russell C. Perry Jr.
• Robert Warren Bergstrom
• Sterling LL looking for managers
• Princeton basketball begins Jan. 8
• Team effort leads to 9-0 win for Wachusett hockey
• Murphy represents at Junior Olympics
• Middle schools compete for district bragging rights
• Early registration discount for Holden Baseball
• Girls’ travel basketball has winning week
• Press Box Musings
• Steven Iacaboni
• Holden Roundup
• NYE celebration at Senior Center
• Christmas tree chipping
• Holiday recycling tips
• Photo
• Photo
• Photo
• Music and exercise at Community Center
• Line dancing classes start in January
• Photo
• Photo
• Photo
• Photo
• Baldwin wraps up trilogy at AMC
• Photo
• Paxton receives grant for improvements to water system
• Town Fair Committee earns awards for publicity efforts
• Post 189 meeting
• Boy Scout troop to recycle Christmas trees
• Fire dept. changes way to pay fees
• Spring clean up planned for Stillwater Farm
• Sterling
• Rutland
• Princeton
• Paxton
• Holden
• Schools
• Mountview grateful for greens
• First-time success for Rec. Department
• Success for seniors at Mountview
• Correction
• Big accomplishment in 2010
• Correction
• Boston firm’s opinion: Town owns common
• 2010 brought challenges
• First Church Templeton supper
• Red Cross Blood drive
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Holden water main break slows traffic, water pressure
• Year in Review 2010
• Christos Stolakis Sr.
• Linda M.(Kady) Lee
• Holden water main break slows traffic, water pressure
• Mary Ann (Ushkurnis) Mercier
• Russell C. Perry Jr.
• Russell C. Perry Jr.
• Boy Scouts to recycle Christmas trees
• Drug-free disease treatment workshop
• Regional dispatch not popular with everyone
• Donate used books to library
• Residents uneasy after daytime house break
• Campfire accident injures teens
• Bambi’s Café collecting food
• Photo
• Photo
• Press Box Musings
• Swim team off to slick start
• Boys’ basketball wipes out rocky start
• New year will bring school lunch increase, updated bullying policy
• Photo
• Free digital scrapbooking workshop
• Police investigate house break
• Rutland artist co-op forming
• Music and exercise at Community Center
• Singing with the stars
• Big loss of world’s biggest male pig
• Mocha Java to play Christmas show
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Senior meal-site in Princeton
• Photo
• No recommendation on regionalizing
• Photo
• St. Peter Marian golfer earns All-Star honors
• James A. Perkins
• Kenneth N. Hagberg
• Barbara E. LaComfora
• Shirley M. Dmochowski
• Bereavement support groups
• Helen W. DeFeo-D’Angelo
• Lewis A. Caola
• Josephine Brunelle
• Lucy R. Barone
• Women’s Club wreath event a success
• Many helped make Santa’s arrival memorable
• Thanks to Candlelight Concert volunteers
• Paxton police preserve town’s appeal
• Holiday recycling tips
• Holden Roundup
• Pet sitter arrested in jewelry, prescription thefts
• Christmas tree chipping
• Christmas tree disposal
• Christmas Eve service at Chaffin Church
• Elliot collecting Christmas trees
• Electrical fire at Mayo
• Photo
• Wachusett Mountain ski area getting greener’
• Students spread cheer through stockings
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Toys drive home message
• Barbara E. (Goodale) LaComfora
• Lewis A. Caola
• Electrical fire at Mayo School
• Lucy R. (Farinelli) Barone
• Photo
• Temple named legion VP
• Christmas pageant and supper
• Philpot upbraided by board members
• Sterling LL looking for managers
• Oxford: A win, but work to be done
• Thomas DellaCroce
• Pumped up in Paxton
• Dec. 20-23
• Photo
• Saint John’s first quarter honor roll
• Carter receives award
• Photo
• Photo
• Post office drug investigation ends in arrest
• Council on Aging holiday party
• Decision delayed on aggressive dog
• Free digital scrapbooking workshop
• Music and exercise at Community Center
• Books-by-the-bag book sale
• Fire in Cool Sandy Beach neighborhood
• Chamber business directories available
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Propane safety during winter storm
• Contemporary Cape: A Sterling Situation
• Windmills cranking out the energy
• Santa at the library
• Selectmen check in with developers
• Ruth Smith
• Rose Lillian Nelson
• Carole J. Lizotte
• E. Paul Turcotte
• June R. Austin Keller
• Kenneth N. Hagberg
• Gordon P. Desrosiers
• Afterschool story and craft
• Bullock Lodge Cider House open more days this ski season
• Riches will continue strong relationships as town administrator
• Recreation programs
• Joseph E. Lipka
• Richard A. Cole
• Dominic A. Sidoti
• Priscilla C. Austin
• A special holiday thank you
• Revenue Dept. will drive out small businesses
• Community spirit at Festival of Trees
• Exceptional service offered to residents
• Cat helps family escape fire
• How can I help?
• Legion Post 42 meeting
• Galkowski scores 68 percent on short-term evaluation
• Photo
• Holden boy as Ralphie in ‘A Christmas Story’
• Chaffin church annual Christmas Cookie, Bake Sale
• Toys for Tots at Commerce Bank
• Music and exercise at Senior Center
• Press Box Musings
• Help keep the homeless warm
• Regional recycling center open Dec. 18
• Six to seven million price tag for Rte. 140 improvements in Princeton
• Month long drug investigation yields arrest
• Photo
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Jordan Farm made feast fruitful
• Paying it forward
• Harvest holiday cheer
• Richard A. Cole
• Carole J. Lizotte
• Priscilla C. Austin
• Ruth (Meyer) Smith
• Blaze hits Shrewsbury Street home
• Joseph E. Lipka
• Dominic A. Sidoti
• Rose Lillian (Bergquist) Nelson
• June R. (Johnson) Austin Keller
• OH, THE PLACES YOU’LL GO
• Snipes takes plumbing skills to national competition
• Toy drive touts Todorov’s legacy
• Christmas pageant & supper
• Bambi’s Café collecting food
• Photo
• Sterling LL registration open
• Foley named to CoSIDA team
• Murphy qualifies for national cross country championships
• Pistrang named to NESCAC Fall All- Sportsmanship Team
• Holden LL minors division champs
• Wachusett travel basketball results
• Press Box Musings
• JV boys’ soccer net successful season
• Twice is nice for Wachusett football
• Dec. 13-17
• Free drama workshop for teachers
• Wachusett Education Trust campaign to honor teachers
• Naquag School PTO Toy Drive
• James W. Ramsey Jr.
• Mary T. (Cronin) Maguire
• Edward J. Weber
• Hildred I. (White) Cooney
• Joan M. (Kelley) Doherty
• Michael L. Sipsey
• Norma E. Wiles
• Abbie J. Sleeper
• Bertha L. Terry
• Eleanor I. Howe
• Photo
• Photo
• Pathfinders selling Florida fruit
• Photo
• Women’s club making boxwood trees
• Sugar plum fairies of Sterling
• Gold buying party to benefit Cub Scout Pack 34
• Ackerman to play hoops at Penn State
• Paxton basketball accepting registrations
• Basketball clinics for area athletes
• Pack of Wachusett wolves take 11th place in regionals
• Will Serowicz
• Mountaineers get Turkey Day victory, head to playoffs
• Holden seniors
• Sterling seniors
• Rutland seniors
• Paxton seniors
• Princeton seniors
• Saint John’s High School first quarter honor roll
• Dec. 6-10
• Educational trust launched to raise private funds for public schools
• Pilgrims gather for healthy feast
• Eye glasses sought
• Rutland bus routes not overcrowded
• Brewer named in Probation Department report
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Roof, boiler, windows at TP on track for repair
• Rte. 140 study complete
• Arts society small works show
• Craft fair and luncheon
• Botanical illustration class
• Wachusett Mountain Ski area opens
• Boy Scout wreath sale
• Candlelight concert
• First OSRD plan gets nod of approval from planning board
• Interviews for town administrator set
• Pond Street resident wants $6 a month for illumination
• Frances Pielaszczyk
• American Legion fish fry
• Paxton recreation holiday celebration
• Edwin A. Stowell
• Aldona P. Daly-Boxshus
• Gordon P. Desrosiers
• Richard P. Morse
• Virginia E. Johnson
• Peter C. Davis
• Ruth R. Cross
• Irene P. Burke
• Thanks for cleanup of library grounds
• Lucchesi grateful for help with project
• Cupcakes will help St. Jude
• Book fair a success
• Gettens thanks voters, campaign supporters
• Successful Paxton PTO marketplace
• Naughton expresses gratitude for support
• A blend of acappella and barbershop quartet
• Chaffin church annual Christmas Cookie and Bake Sale
• Photo
• Grange 2011 community calendar available
• First Baptist Mistletoe Fair Dec. 4
• Recreation winter classes
• Nature photo contest winners at Gale Free Library
• Contractor chosen for skatepark design
• Swap ski and snowboard swag
• December events at the library
• Worcester State chorale performing at Chaffin church
• Holden Roundup
• WRSDC approves anti-bullying first draft
• Photo
• First week on the job for new police chief
• Water, sewer rates rise . . . for now
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Correction
• A smart decision
• Irene P. (Willard) Burke
• Edwin A. Stowell
• Ruth R. (Roberts) Cross
• DOR nixes tax rate
• Brewer named in Probation Department report
• Bertha L. (Cowan) Terry
• Peter Clement Davis
• Peter Clement Davis
• Pathfinders selling Florida fruit
• Town Common question revisited
• Women’s club making boxwood trees
• Businesses teaming up with library friends
• From practice to performance, just a Stonethrow away
• Massa inducted into NHS
• WRHS class reunions this weekend
• Nov. 29-Dec. 3
• Photo
• A festival of trees for Rutland
• Girl Scouts selling entertainment books
• Used eyeglasses sought
• Photo
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Wreath making class
• Rte. 140 study complete
• A dialogue between Princeton artists
• New web site for Historical Society
• Get ready for winter walking
• Armed housebreak
• More Zumba classes in December
• Paxton Center School celebrate veterans
• Book Fair at Center School
• Edward C. Boehnke Jr.
• Joseph C. White
• John P. Prucnal
• Richard H. Tucker VI
• Alan G. Court
• Gladys M. Bennett
• Learned importance of volunteers
• Seeds grow into success for Grange
• O’Brien grateful for support during campaign
• Paul taught with unique style and big smile
• Successful spaghetti supper in Princeton
• Ferguson will work for taxpayers
• Thanks to the food pantry
• Brewer reenergized by re-election
• Thanks for veteran’s ceremony
• Toys for Tots at Commerce Bank
• Photo
• Trash fee scofflaws raise hackles
• Lighting of the menorah
• Veterans meeting Nov. 26
• First Baptist Mistletoe Fair Dec. 4
• New transformers due at Bullard Street station
• Piano duets concert
• Holden Roundup
• A wee gift celebrates 10 years of caring
• Photo
• Healing Through the Holidays
• Benefit for Cornacchioli family
• Nominate a military hero
• Ann Pentland Pike memorial service
• Fire at Overlook Services
• Turkey day tussle
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• Edward C. Boehnke Jr.
• Gladys Martin Bennett
• Joseph C. White
• Hamilton will light the way in Sterling
• Road closure
• Boy Scout open house
• Parking ban in effect
• Pre-order deadline for holiday crafts
• Photo
• Boys’ soccer season ends in semifinals
• WRHS girls’ soccer lose in penalty kick contest
• Pigskin PickPick
• Register for Wachusett Mountain Soccer Club
• Chief wants dangerous intersections addressed
• Murphy headed to Junior Olympics Championships
• Winter basketball sign ups
• Trot off that turkey weight
• Register for girls’ youth lacrosse
• CRA basketball sign-ups
• Thanksgiving race to support Wachusett Food Pantry
• Wachusett cross country heading to states
• Mountaineers take down Colonials
• Class of 1980 reunion
• Maighan O’Neil
• Nov. 22-26
• Junior Duck Stamp Traveling Art Exhibits at WRHS
• Class of 1995 reunion
• Brewer appointed to Forest Conservation Commission
• COA seeks yarn
• Rutland artist cooperative
• Photo
• Dispose of mercury safely
• Free flu clinic
• Ski at Wachusett Mountain
• Entertainment books for sale
• Town approved for development grant funds
• Chat with Naquag principal
• Food pantry distributions
• Council on Aging craft fair
• She blinded me with pumpkin science…
• Panty raid ends in arrest
• Realty Team adds three new agents
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Wessels joins Tom Ruble Real Estate Services
• Split-level home on Crestview Drive offers lots of options
• Thanksgiving service
• Wreath making class
• Volunteers sought for CIP Committee
• Candlelight concert
• Earth poems and photos
• Peter Pan at TP
• Princeton little league registration
• Blood drive for lift tickets
• Thanksgiving food drive
• Warm reception for veterans
• The Paxton Ski & Snowboard Program
• Paxton round up
• Paxton Master Plan
• Recommendation soon on regional dispatch
• Paxton School awarded grant for technology
• DeStasi to take the reins at Paxton Municipal Light
• VNA Care offers support group
• Suicide grief support available
• Bereavement support groups
• Charles A. Bashaw Jr.
• Mary T. Toomey
• Richard W. Slein Jr.
• Suicide grief support available
• Richard H. Tucker
• Janet Sidor service
• Norman G. Pope
• Richard H. Paul
• Gladys C. Murphy
• Lori J. Werme
• Frederica L. Griswold
• Heidi A. Elias
• Barbara Dudley
• Helen T. Douty
• Alan G. Court
• Committee invites community to open house
• Thanks for successful Spooky Walk and party
• Frances M. O’Grady
• Public Safety Building opening this Saturday
• Recreation classes
• Community Thanksgiving service Sunday
• WFP open house
• Ice cream social Fri.
• Holden woman weaves a dream
• Chaffin fall fair
• Fall composting in Nov.
• Taxes up, values down, all by 3 percent
• Veterans’ meeting will highlight Armistice Day
• Templeton Christmas Fair
• Husband-wife concert
• Gilbert Players bring ‘Annie’ to stage
• Hazardous waste collection at Wachusett Watershed
• Agatha Christie’s ‘Witness’ at Anna Maria
• Et tu, Brute?
• Local leaders to be honored by Boy Scouts of America
• No more school choice for fiftheighth graders until further notice
• Voters approve Mountview study
• Teen trains her mind to let go of pain
• Scam targets grandparents
• Police Notebook
• Fire Calls
• An uncommon Common
• Commerce Bank collecting for Worcester County Food Bank
• Put a freeze on winter fires
• Juvenile arrested after alleged weapon threat
• Heidi (Brunell) Elias
• Lori J. Werme
• Richard Owen Slein Jr.
• Barbara (Ramsey) Dudley
• Gladys C. (Hagan) Murphy
• Road closing Nov. 15
• Helen T. (Thorell) Douty
• Frances M. (Greaney) O'Grady
• Richard Paul
• Frederica L. Griswold
• Breaking news: Juvenile arrested after alleged knife threat
• Brainstorming session at TP
• Library seeks fair crafters
• An OT win advances Wachusett field hockey
• OH, THE PLACES YOU’LL GO
• Keep well clinic at Sterling COA
• American Legion meeting
• Center School Holiday Marketplace
• The NED show at TP
• Council on Aging craft fair
• Mountaineers lose first place division standing
• Women’s Club honoring military
• Salisbury Singers open season Nov. 13
• Food Pantry open house
• Paxton Master Plan
• Veteran’s reception and exhibit
• Chat with Naquag principal
• Pigskin PickPick
• Pre-order available for holiday crafts
• New session holds challenges for area legislators
• Veterans’ meeting will highlight Armistice Day
• Photo
• Peter Pan at TP
• Free flu clinic
• Gaumond named Rookie of the Year
• Hooking artists to meet
• Notice
• Poppy sale to benefit veterans
• Olive White
• Church lunch
• Food pantry distribution
• Sterling LL registration open
• Library Friends craft fair Nov. 13
• Plans for town common agreement shelved
• Fall composting in November
• Warren J. Lederer
• Photo
• Rutland artist cooperative
• Whiting named Defensive Player of the Week for second time
• Parking ban in effect
• Wachusett Mt. Ski area makes top 20 list of ski resorts in the East
• Commerce Bank collecting for Worcester County Food Bank
• Simon Alexandrovich
• Photo
• Blood donors needed
• Photo
• Get paid to help boy scouts
• Photo
• Photo
• Carol E. Schmidt
• Meet Mrs. Mary Rowlandson at the Princeton Center
• Relax through the holidays
• WRHS boys’ soccer make it past first round
• NEADS founder and service dog at Chocksett Club
• Police Notebook
• Jefferson-Eagleville Mill village now a National Historic site
• Elizabeth G. Saunders
• Vogel named president of AFC
• St. Michael’s country fair
• Nov. 15-19
• Photo
• Fire Calls
• Take a photographic tour of Iceland
• Wachusett Rotary golf tourney a success
• Giordano completes basic training
• Calendar for volunteering
• Learn about special education safeguards
• Photo
• Let’s act
• Personal document shredding Sat.
• Why my family went
• New Arrivals
• Barbershop Harmony Concert
• Class of 1990 reunion
• Wachusett girls’ lacrosse registration
• Voters approve Mountview study
• Lawsuits fly in Chandler-Higgins fray
• Food collected during trick-or-treat
• The Paxton Ski & Snowboard Program
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• WachuWear on sale at WRHS
• Sign up for Paxton hoops
• DeStasi named Paxton Light Dept. manager
• Changes outlined for Route 140 in Sterling
• O’Brien deserves credit for new building
• AMC goes green, adds 200 beds
• Senior meal-site in Princeton
• Entertainment books for sale
• Girls travel basketball seeks players
• Warren J. Lederer
• Knights of Columbus meat raffle
• Have a holiday event?
• Fellowship, music at Congregational Church
• Thanksgiving food drive
• Hearing set for methane digester at Jordan Farm
• Holden baseball meeting
• Blessing of the Animals, bake sale
• Food pantry has a new home
• Dinner, auction and gathering hour
• Chat with Naquag principal
• Midgets and Jr. Pee Wee 1 are division champs
• Karate kicks for a cause
• Two nice families + two nice orphan dogs = happiness
• WiFi at the library
• Utility poles still along right-ofway to mountain summit
• COA seeks yarn
• Winter basketball sign ups
• UNDER MY ROOF
• Craft fair at Mercy Centre
• Photo
• Agatha Christie’s ‘Witness’ at Anna Maria
• Carol E. (Lloyd) Schmidt
• Simon Alexandrovich
• Scam targeting Sterling grandparents
• Ferguson beats O’Brien for state rep. seat; Evangelidis will head Worcester County Sheriff’s office
• Election 2010
• Carol E. (Lloyd) Schmidt
• Warren J. Lederer
• Breaking news: Scam targeting Sterling grandparents
• Breaking news: Ferguson beats O’Brien for state rep. seat; Evangelidis will head Worcester County Sheriff’s office
• Oriol Health Care annual Harvest Fair
• Agnes M. Hickey
• Twilight Dinner/Auction this Saturday
• Nov. 8-12
• Mountaineers gear up for gridiron clash
• Fire Calls
• Special Town Meeting Monday
• Bereavement support groups
• Fish Fry Friday
• From city to saddle at Mesa Farm
• Pigskin PickPick
• Bomb threat fizzles
• Ed Hanson
• Paxton Troop 105 taking pie orders
• Veterans invited to Naquag
• WRHS girls’ soccer post shut out
• A mighty fine moustache
• Community invited to Garden Club meeting
• Marion M. Erickson
• Developer chosen for senior housing
• Free flu clinic
• Dear readers:
• Breaking news: Election 2010
• PTA and principal chat at Davis Hill
• Pelino Grossi
• Photo
• Food pantry Nov. distributions
• Youth basketball sign-ups
• Holden Roundup
• Dorothy J. Granger
• Paxton Historical Commission 2011 calendar
• Haunted house of love
• Great season for Wachusett Mitey Mites
• Best of Friends Fair
• Beatrice E. Costello
• Shirley W. Wilkins
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Photo
• Gold appraisal at Historical Society meeting
• Chaffin fall fair
• Magical evening with Russian singer
• Jennifer S. Robideau
• Spaghetti supper & book fair Nov. 5
• Isaac Bilsel
• Hewson fundraiser Nov. 6
• American Legion Post 42 meeting
• Put yourself in shoes of pedestrians
• Janet E. Sidor
• Dinner, auction and special gathering hour
• Paxton seniors
• Library Friends craft fair Nov. 13
• November at GFL
• Holden CROP WALK raises big bucks
• Helmi V. Salo
• Police, fire chiefs’ needs aired
• Sterling seniors
• Ham and bean supper
• Composting in Nov.
• MCAS Kudos
• Agnes Reponen
• Driscoll art on display
• Rutland seniors
• Photo
• Farm Day at the Red Barn
• Early deadline
• VNA Care offers support group
• Veterans’ reception and exhibit
• Princeton seniors
• Houghton PTO seeks fair vendors
• Wachusett recycling center opens
• Correction
• Jeffrey P. Plourde
• Land Trust annual meeting
• Holden seniors
• Hooking artists to meet
• School choice students may max out the high school in a few years
• ForgeWorks Farm grateful for donation
• Debra S. O'Donnell
• Snakes singing at coffee house
• High school craft fair
• Bottle & can drive
• Photo
• Thanks from Rutland CROP Walk
• Anthony J. McCarthy
• Princeton Center needs a new boiler
• Class of 1994 reunion
• Use agreement ok’d for 40B project
• Stay of execution saves Misjif
• Camera Club at GFL
• Althea McGann
• Photo
• Class of 1980 reunion
• WRHS field hockey earns fourth place seed
• Police Notebook
• Edward P. Hanson
• Beatrice E. (Scott) Costello
• Agnes M. Hickey
• Anthony J. McCarthy
• Janet E. Sidor
• Developer chosen for senior apartments
• Marion M. (Dooling) Erickson
• Jeffrey P. Plourde
• Dorothy Jane Granger
• Helmi V. (Kulmala) Salo
• Jennifer S. (Sabean) Robideau
• Electric and appliance recycle day
• George H. Merriam
• Library Halloween story and craft
• Rutland polling locations
• Seniors’ flu shot clinic
• Fall composting in Oct., Nov.
• Janet Sidor
• Election Day flu clinic
• Turkey supper at Congregational Church
• Extension Club meets Oct. 28
• Absentee ballots available
• Elizabeth E. Occhialini
• Halloween Howler this Saturday
• Halloween Bash with Girl Scouts
• Hewson fundraiser Nov. 6
• Second quarter tax payments due Nov. 1
• Roderick H. McColl
• Cheery chair winner of Paxton Art Show
• Halloween parade Saturday
• Paranormal experience draws man to Oak Hill
• State senator, Worcester, Hampden, Hampshire and Faranklin District
• Water restrictions common sense
• Church auction seeks items and bidders
• Free flu clinic
• Wachusett girls’ lacrosse registration
• State senator, 2nd Worcester-Middlesex District
• Paxton Light Department covers bases
• Public Safety Complex open house
• Youth basketball sign-ups
• Girls soccer camp alums invited to play Marlboro
• State senator, 1st Worcester District
• Photo
• A spooky, healthy hike
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Wachusett teams continue winning ways
• My babysitter is a wicked witch
• Grange pitch party
• Absentee ballot applications due Nov. 1
• DelMonaco attends ‘Top Agent’ retreat
• Wachusett girls are decadelong Quabbin Invitational champs
• Meet the candidates
• MSBA funding is driving Mountview project
• Fire destroys motorcycle collection
• Getting in North Central Homes
• Pee Wee’s take Oakmont’s undefeated title
• Legal action taken for unregistered vehicles on Worcester Road
• Trick or Treat hours
• Weldon A. Smith
• Massachusetts Price Index now down for third month in a row
• Pigskin PickPigskin Pick
• And the winner is...
• Best of Friends Fair
• Richard E. St. Martin
• Colonial-style house provides more than is expected
• Photo
• Photo
• New trash stickers
• Geraldine F. Elmer
• Forest Legacy Program
• Some ‘conspicuous dips’ in MCAS scores
• Police Notebook
• Dinner and Halloween fun at Chaffin
• Jennifer S. Robideau
• Spaghetti supper & book fair Nov. 5
• Traffic signs posted at Community Hall parking lot
• Fire Calls
• Open garden club meeting
• Mary J. Collins
• Absentee ballot applications due Nov. 1
• Voters go deep into rainy day fund
• First Church’s ownership is clear and proper
• Comedians to combat domestic violence
• Charles A. Brasier
• Selectmen support proposal to permanently protect 114 acres
• Library seeks fair crafters
• ‘Rock the Vote’
• The Great Pumpkin Patch
• Paula J. Timinski
• Meet Long at Mountain Barn
• COA looking for crafters
• Election Day
• Geraldine F. Elmer
• Elizabeth E. Occhialini
• 1st Worcester District State Representative - Jonathan Long
• 12th Worcester District State Representative - Harold Naughton
• Worcester Country Sheriff - Tom Foley
• Ralph C. Croteau
• Charles A. Brasier
• Mary J. Collins
• 1st Worcester District State Representative - Ken O'Brien
• 1st Worcester District State Representative - Kim Ferguson
• Worcester County Sheriff - Lew Evangelidis
• Paula J. Timinski
• Wachusett boys soccer
• Wachusett boys cross country
• Sterling man’s near-drowning recounted
• 1st Worcester District State Representative
• Mayo School annual craft fair
• Norman I. Carlson
• Town scarecrow, pumpkin contests
• Church seeking crafters for fair
• WRHS Class of ‘70 40th reunion
• Haunting parade and party
• Massachusetts Third Congressional District, House of Representatives
• Second quarter tax payments due Nov. 1
• Richard A. Cape
• Benoit offered light department manager position
• Save the date for the Halloween Howler
• Trick or Treat for the Wachusett Food Pantry
• Turkeys and toys at Wheat
• 12th Worcester District State Representative
• Book Circle for October
• Endorsement letters
• Learn to ice skate
• Afterschool stories and craft
• Oct. 25-29
• Extension club meets Oct. 28
• Worcester Country Sheriff
• Mountview Building Committee appointed
• Trick or Treat hours
• Pound out hunger next Saturday
• Adult flu clinic Nov. 2
• Chat with Naquag principal
• Explore the reservoir with DCR
• Corrections
• Recreation fall classes in Oct.
• Photo
• After-school tennis sessions
• Driscoll art on display
• Congregational supper
• Family fall festival to benefit Maypother organization
• Meyer suit in retaliation
• DCR meeting to discuss Wachusett Reservoir watershed
• Grange planning its 2011 community calendar
• Absentee ballot applications due Nov. 1
• Portrait marathon this Saturday
• Halloween Bash with Girl Scouts
• Campaign mud-slinging is a disservice to voters
• Flu-vaccine clinics
• Build a rocket with Pack 180
• Little League annual meeting
• Absentee ballot applications due Nov. 1
• Weatherman visits Glenwood School
• Pallotta at Sterling Chocksett Club meeting
• Rutland names new police chief
• Alzheimer’s seminar
• Dinner and Halloween fun at Chaffin
• A new way to arrange flowers
• Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary programs
• Paint class offered
• Sands and Carlson set records
• Halloween party for Joseph’s Project
• Comedians to combat domestic violence
• Police to offer firearm safety class
• Scarecrow festival ends this weekend
• Library seeks fair crafters
• Bay State Games offering challenge to students, money to schools
• Wetzler to perform at Leominster Synagogue
• Photo
• Church auction seeks items and bidders
• Photo
• COA looking for crafters
• Junior Midgets and JPW1 post another shutout
• Commerce ranks among top SBA lenders
• KiDoodles earns national accreditation
• Laura E. MacLeod
• Tighter security for wind site planned
• Parade around in Halloween style
• Wachusett football
• Clock ticking on town’s decision to join regional dispatch center
• New trash stickers
• Norman L. Kasparson
• Photo
• Brewer receives two honors
• Photo
• Board selects police chief
• Absentee ballots available
• Bereavement support groups
• Volunteers sought for town boards
• Back taxes sought by board
• Maddie McCarthy
• ‘Long overdue’ honors for WWII veteran
• Fall composting in Oct., Nov.
• VNA Care offers support group
• Free Book Day at R.M.L.
• Pumpkin Patch event will benefit orphanage
• A challenge for compassion, kindness
• Flanagan, Heeren opposing views on lowering sales tax
• Police Notebook
• Backpacking a learning experience for scouts
• Eva A. Hunt
• Residents want to retain history of town
• Expert on charitable giving to speak at Community Foundation event
• Photo
• Town vault, senior center goals for selectmen
• Fire Calls
• Holden Roundup
• Paul G. Corbin
• Halloween at the library
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• MCAC testing for students with disabilities
• Norman I. Carlson
• Norman L. Kasparson
• Richard A. Cape
• Richard A. Cape
• Norman I. Carlson
• Eva A. Hunt
• Laura E. MacLeod
• Paul G. Corbin
• MCAC testing for students with disabilities
• The Wachusett Parent Calendar highlights October family events in the Wachusett area and beyond.
• Fire Calls
• Holden Roundup
• Eva S. Hunt
• A spooky, healthy hike
• Fall scarecrow festival
• Photo
• Sterling Rec fall schedule
• A response to “Who Owns Sterling Town Common”
• O’Brien responds to Meyer suit
• Robert F. Herzog service
• Halloween at the library
• Municiple early retirement incentive program
• Congregational Church supper
• Idol returns to Sterling
• Ten reasons to vote for Ferguson
• Holden woman turns cancer support into ministry
• William M. Graham
• Photo
• Art Society portrait marathon
• Rutland open space survey extended
• First Church fall fair this Saturday
• O’Brien documents not forthcoming
• American Legion Post 42 meeting
• Francis R. Dunn
• Pound out hunger next Saturday
• Moscow on the Common
• Police chief candidates down to two
• Women’s Club alums invited to Oct. 14 meeting
• Be aware, be active
• New camera club in town
• G. Joann Carlson
• Police to offer firearm safety class
• Conservation restrictions will protect more of Four Corners property
• Traffic signs posted at Community Hall parking lot
• Tootsie Rolls 2010
• Photo
• Charles E. Allen service
• Buck-a-bag books
• Happy Hey Day!
• Residents to vote again on articles from ATM
• Parenting books on sale
• Photo
• Thanks from Davis Hill fifth graders
• Town scarecrow, pumpkin contests
• Dean’s list
• Dispose of mercury safely
• Wanted: on-call firefighter
• Jackson Ride Sunday to benefit John Getchell Scholarship Fund
• Tennis tournament tradition continues
• WiFi at the library
• Awarded college scholarship
• Naquag collecting books and media
• Gobble down goodness at First Church
• Blood Drive At NEADS
• Last week for endorsement letters
• Little League annual meeting
• Awarded law scholarship
• Council on Aging fall meeting
• Turkeys and toys at Wheat
• Wachusett march for melanoma research Saturday
• Long is natural leader
• Center School PTO seeks crafters
• Carnegie Melon University
• Scout Troop #1 boys are ‘Steeple People’
• Photo
• O’Brien proves self through actions
• Historical Commission 2011 calendar
• Scholarship announced
• Crop Walk Oct. 17
• Spring sports signups under way
• Region recycling center collection this week, dedication next week
• Church Mouse Fair this Saturday
• A new way to arrange flowers
• Emory University
• Paul Revere essay contest
• Nashoba ends Wachusett winning streak
• Planning complete — funding options next on agenda for Rte. 140
• Comedians for Bay State Equine Rescue
• Residents invited to plan Paxton’s future
• Local student receives scholarship
• Race to benefit Abby’s House
• Let’s go
• Chandler responds to opponent’s attacks
• Artists collaborate for library display
• Mary E. Wronski
• Engaged
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• WRHS Class of ‘70 40th reunion
• Sterling loses one of its bravest
• Cones for Kids returns to Friendly’s
• Richard W. Maypother
• Newly wed
• Food for Thought luncheon
• Oct. 18-22
• Police Notebook
• Absentee ballots available
• Russell J. LaRoche
• After-school tennis sessions
• Save the date for the Halloween Howler
• Mary E. Wronski
• Russell J. LaRoche
• Richard W. Maypother
• Richard W. Maypother
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Rutland Senior News
• Spooky meeting for Historical Society
• Endorsement letters
• Crowleys to receive Harvey Ball Award
• Lilian E. Kendall
• Voter registration deadline Oct. 13
• Holden Senior News
• 5K to support Maypother family
• Correction 5K, walk to support Maypother family
• Rutland artist showing print exhibit in Worcester
• Jacqueline C. Foss
• Cultural grant deadline Oct. 15
• Oct. 11-15
• Parenting books on sale at library
• Distracted driving
• Columbus Day blood drive
• Grief seminar for spouses
• Dog Days start next week at the library
• Holden BNI Golden Givers make wish come true at Mountview
• Apply for cultural council grant
• W.E.S.T. celebrates 20th anniversary
• Donald R. Faucher
• Citizens offer many ideas and opinions to fill TPS
• District awarded $658K fitness grant
• Relax, rejuvenate with yoga at Town Hall
• Gale Free Library and The Landmark want to know . .
• Kathleen A. Culver
• Photo
• WRHS Class of ‘70 plans 40th reunion
• Mountaineers filling deep void left on field
• Church burglar sentenced
• Thomas L. Dunphy
• Craft Fair & Bake Sale Sat.
• MCAC testing for students with disabilities
• Pop Warner plays
• Wachusett march for melanoma research
• Barbara Elliott
• Pancakes with public safety
• Register to vote
• WRHS sports round-up
• Photo
• Richard F. Alzapiedi
• Birds at Wachusett Mountain
• Crop Walk Oct. 17
• WRHS football to be featured on Fox 25 Friday night
• State Rep. candidates square off at Holden debate
• Lisa Beaupre Scholarship changes this year
• Moscow on the Common
• Selectmen interview three finalists for police chief
• Pigskin pickpick
• Donate used books to library
• Police Notebook
• Impressed with O’Brien’s commitment to community
• Jackson Ride to benefit John Getchell Scholarship Fund
• Brit’s last wish takes
• Photo
• Become a Girl Scout
• Fire Calls
• Hometown inspired local writer
• Voter registration deadlines
• Y.A.H.O.O. sign-ups
• ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
• Y.A.H.O.O. sign-up deadline
• Successful Princeton Farmers’ Market
• Selectman deplores water restrictions
• Madnick running for state rep
• Scarecrow and pumpkin carving contest
• Princeton Senior News
• Register to vote
• Naquag School should keep mascot
• Grange pitch party
• Mary M. Sidoti
• Bluegrass vocalist in Friday Holden concert
• Free fitness classes in area towns
• Honors for local farms
• Evangelidis and Ferguson to lead the region
• Holden Roundup
• Learn how to help ‘at-risk’ children
• Sterling Senior News
• Learn to make rugs
• Long knows important issues face district
• Selectmen’s goals include no layoffs, but planning for cuts in aid
• Olive L. Maki
• ‘The Cemetery Club’ at Barre Players
• Paxton seniors
• Stay fit in the workforce with JOG
• Time for Town Guide
• Columbus Day blood drive
• Mildred B. Merrill
• Madnick to run for state rep.
• Donald R. Faucher
• Thomas L. Dunphy
• Hello, Landmark readers
• Headlines should show sensitivity
• Water flushing starts Oct. 4
• Rivard joins Fidelity Bank as VP and home loan specialist
• PigskinPigskin PickPick
• Davis Hill spaghetti supper, silent auction
• Friends holding book fair, art show
• Townhouse is compact, convenient, cared-for
• Photo
• Swedish Dinner at Chaffin
• Aerobics with the recreation department
• Still space for craft fair
• Applewild open houses
• State senate race heats up
• Harry P. Wilson
• Register to vote
• WRHS Class of '70 plans 40th reunion
• Blessing of Animals
• Ann M. Kirkpatrick
• Pancakes with public safety
• Oct. 4-8
• More beetles found in Chaffins area
• Mary M. Sidoti
• Afterschool Stories & Craft
• RBA to host state rep. candidates
• Sunflower celebration at Senior Center
• Doris E. Rego
• Shakespeare event at the library
• Petition pushes collecting back taxes
• Photo
• Nov. 2 election schedule
• Marjorie G. Johanson
• Town Hall open for tax payments, Friday, Oct. 1
• COA seeks members
• Update on playground pond
• Holden Roundup
• Ambrose J. McNamara Jr.
• Free Zumba class
• Harvest Fest at Overlook Farm
• Recreation Department offers yoga
• Second annual Pancake Breakfast
• Debra A. Holmes
• The Town Green opens Oct. 1
• Crop Walk Oct. 17
• Apply for cultural council grant
• Blanchard resigns
• Jonathan D. Flynn
• Hey Day is back as Hey Day/Farm Day
• Rutland to advertise for part-time officer
• Nancy Perry had a passion for her adopted hometown
• Photo
• Philomena G. Cournoyer
• Champagne should put people in mood for library window repairs
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Photo
• What wanders in the night
• Nicoletta Clemente
• Engaged
• Long-time area resident joins Town & Country in Leominster office
• Bereavement group at Sterling Village
• Police Notebook
• John F. Capite Sr.
• Photo
• Safeguard your home and wallet
• 5K to support Maypother family
• Fire Calls
• Who owns Sterling town common?
• Yoga for all levels
• Four keys to smooth sales and bargain buys
• Alumni race to benefit Joe Riley Scholarship Fund
• Negative politics no way to win
• Scout groups better off at schools than senior center
• Real estate tax bills due Oct. 1
• Realtors: Market still uncertain
• WRHS sports round-up
• Philomena G. Cournoyer
• Ann M. (DeVarney) Kirkpatrick
• Mary M. ( Foley) Sidoti
• Marjorie G. (Wood) Johanson
• Doris E. (Tricell) Rego
• Eric Darko
• A weekend of Russian music
• Wachusett Earthday thank you
• John A. Morrow, Sr.
• Deadline for Library Art Show applications
• United Way Day of Caring in Princeton
• Library seeks fair crafters
• WRHS sports round up
• White Oak photo contest welcomes entries
• Day of Caring at Checkerberry Village
• Judith Judkins
• Light Dept. manager to retire
• Bagg Hall newsletter launched
• Crop Walk Oct. 17
• Photo
• Photo
• Pitch party Sept. 25
• Margaret M. (Colligan) Jamieson
• Cookout and yard sale Saturday
• Town-wide yard sale
• Naquag School eyes owl as mascot
• Dibaro takes Paxton — but not the 13th district
• Veterans meeting Sept. 24
• Philip M. Hall
• Real estate tax bills due Oct. 1
• Afterschool Stories & Craft
• Learn about Quakers
• ‘Bikes Not Bombs’ at Wachusett High
• Record season for dragonfly species
• Election Roundup — State Rep. race for First Worcester District
• Walter J. Chenausky
• Yoga for all levels
• Mountain Hawk Watch, fitness hikes
• Healthcare summit on new federal regulations
• Worcester Academy Trimester 3 – honor roll
• Battle of Windy Knoll
• Davis Hill spaghetti supper, silent auction
• Evangelidis puts safety of residents first
• Town meeting voters will decide about giving appointing power to town administrator
• Hey Day/Farm Day October 2
• Candidates forum
• WRHS accreditation extended, but on notice
• Y.A.H.O.O. sign-up deadline
• Police Notebook
• Photo
• Former colleague can’t vote for O’Brien
• Tax classification hearing
• University of Massachusetts- Amherst
• Springdale Mill celebration Sept. 25
• Sept. 27-Oct.1
• Still a few spaces left for Oct. craft fair
• Fire Calls
• Holden jewelers granted patent
• Inner city kids enjoy fresh air
• Wanted: Holiday Fair vendors
• Ithaca College
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Free books for teachers Sept. 23
• Photo
• ‘Dreamcoat’ on stage Sept. 17-25
• Sunflower celebration at Senior Center
• Foley is consummate professional
• Cultural grant applications due Oct. 15
• Georgetown University
• Parks and rec programs start in Oct.
• Naquag Principal’s Chat
• Become a Girl Scout
• Heifer International celebrates the fall harvest at Overlook Farm
• New home for food pantry — for now
• Word, publication limit on endorsement letters
• Bereavement support groups
• Simmons College
• Shakespeare event at the library
• Grant funding brings iPads to Wachusett District
• Registration underway for fall story times
• ‘Leading Ladies’ coming to Theatre at the Mount
• Fifth warrant article would leave room for savings
• Impressed by Holden Days
• VNA Care offers support group
• St. George’s School
• What should be done with Thomas Prince?
• Book sale this Saturday
• Board reviews memo on Town Common uses
• Gone phishing
• Scouts may have to pay to use town facilities
• Little League grateful for success with dunk tank fundraiser
• Suicide grief support available
• Carnegie Mellon University
• Cemetery work starts
• Rutland open space survey extended
• Photo
• Marjorie G. (Wood) Johanson
• Chamber ‘Business After Hours’
• O’Brien lives traditional values
• Joseph “Joey” A. Zereski
• Wentworth Institute
• Cultural Council grants available
• Police chief candidates named
• Fire Dept. lieutenant settles ethics charges
• Doris E. (Tricell) Rego
• Laughter Yoga at Senior Center
• Evangelidis will be tough but fair with criminals
• Nancy M. Perry
• Engaged
• Church seeking crafters for fair
• Food Pantry distribution this Saturday
• Carlson, Chase and Miller named captains of girls’ cross country team
• Ballroom dance lessons begin Sept. 24
• Lemonade stand will help deformed children
• Ann A. (Marsello) Pagano
• AMCAT field a winner
• Dog Days at the Library
• Birds of Prey at library Friday
• Pop Warner results
• Final decision on Misjif this week
• Town employees put on great seniors’ picnic
• Robert L. Mosher
• Paxton Rec. Sept. 24 dinner, golf outing
• Free Zumba class
• COA looking for crafters
• Naquag Principal’s Chat
• Photo
• ‘Dreamcoat’ on stage Sept. 17-25
• Sunflower celebration at Senior Center
• Foley is consummate professional
• Cultural grant applications due Oct. 15
• Georgetown University
• Parks and rec programs start in Oct.
• Grant funding brings iPads to Wachusett District
• Become a Girl Scout
• Heifer International celebrates the fall harvest at Overlook Farm
• New home for food pantry — for now
• Word, publication limit on endorsement letters
• Bereavement support groups
• Simmons College
• Shakespeare event at the library
• Book sale this Saturday
• Registration underway for fall story times
• ‘Leading Ladies’ coming to Theatre at the Mount
• Fifth warrant article would leave room for savings
• Impressed by Holden Days
• VNA Care offers support group
• St. George’s School
• What should be done with Thomas Prince?
• Rutland open space survey extended
• Board reviews memo on Town Common uses
• Gone phishing
• Scouts may have to pay to use town facilities
• Little League grateful for success with dunk tank fundraiser
• Suicide grief support available
• Carnegie Mellon University
• Cemetery work starts
• Police chief candidates named
• Photo
• Chamber ‘Business After Hours’
• O’Brien lives traditional values
• Joseph “Joey” A. Zereski
• Wentworth Institute
• Cultural Council grants available
• Food Pantry distribution this Saturday
• Fire Dept. lieutenant settles ethics charges
• Laughter Yoga at Senior Center
• Evangelidis will be tough but fair with criminals
• Nancy M. Perry
• Engaged
• Church seeking crafters for fair
• Birds of Prey at library Friday
• Carlson, Chase and Miller named captains of girls’ cross country team
• Ballroom dance lessons begin Sept. 24
• Lemonade stand will help deformed children
• Ann A. (Marsello) Pagano
• AMCAT field a winner
• Dog Days at the Library
• Pop Warner results
• Final decision on Misjif this week
• Town employees put on great seniors’ picnic
• Robert L. Mosher
• Paxton Rec. Sept. 24 dinner, golf outing
• Free Zumba class
• COA looking for crafters
• Eric Darko
• A weekend of Russian music
• Wachusett Earthday thank you
• John A. Morrow, Sr.
• Deadline for Library Art Show applications
• United Way Day of Caring in Princeton
• Library seeks fair crafters
• WRHS sports round up
• White Oak photo contest welcomes entries
• Day of Caring at Checkerberry Village
• Judith Judkins
• Light Dept. manager to retire
• Bagg Hall newsletter launched
• Crop Walk Oct. 17
• Photo
• Photo
• Pitch party Sept. 25
• Margaret M. (Colligan) Jamieson
• Cookout and yard sale Saturday
• Town-wide yard sale
• Naquag School eyes owl as mascot
• ‘Bikes Not Bombs’ at Wachusett High
• Dibaro takes Paxton — but not the 13th district
• Veterans meeting Sept. 24
• Philip M. Hall
• Real estate tax bills due Oct. 1
• Afterschool Stories & Craft
• Learn about Quakers
• Worcester Academy Trimester 3 – honor roll
• Record season for dragonfly species
• Election Roundup — State Rep. race for First Worcester District
• Walter J. Chenausky
• Yoga for all levels
• Mountain Hawk Watch, fitness hikes
• Healthcare summit on new federal regulations
• WRHS accreditation extended, but on notice
• Battle of Windy Knoll
• Davis Hill spaghetti supper, silent auction
• Evangelidis puts safety of residents first
• Town meeting voters will decide about giving appointing power to town administrator
• Hey Day/Farm Day October 2
• Candidates forum
• Sept. 27-Oct.1
• Y.A.H.O.O. sign-up deadline
• Police Notebook
• Photo
• Former colleague can’t vote for O’Brien
• Tax classification hearing
• University of Massachusetts- Amherst
• Springdale Mill celebration Sept. 25
• Free books for teachers Sept. 23
• Still a few spaces left for Oct. craft fair
• Fire Calls
• Holden jewelers granted patent
• Inner city kids enjoy fresh air
• Wanted: Holiday Fair vendors
• Ithaca College
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Nancy Perry
• John A. Morrow Sr.
• Joseph A. Zereski
• Walter J. Chenausky
• Robert Lloyd Mosher
• Philip M. Hall
• Breaking news: Primary election results
• Picnic under the windmill
• Full-time police officer appointed
• Sterling K of C council 14940 to sponsor Youth Soccer Challenge Competition
• Police Notebook
• Ferguson has proven self by serving Holden
• Free Zumba class
• Twelve Labor Day car breaks
• Sterling Garden Club kicks off season Sept. 16
• Fire Calls
• Word, publication limit on endorsement letters
• Cultural Council grants available
• Accordion Jamboree this Sunday
• Town-Wide Yard Sale this Saturday
• Arts in the Afternoon at Boys & Girls Club of Worcester
• Meyer sues O’Brien over HAT accusations
• United Way Day of Caring in Princeton
• Cub Scout Pack 141 sign-up
• Sept. 17 deadline for yard sale drop-offs
• ‘Dreamcoat’ on stage Sept. 17-25
• CERT schedules preparedness workshops
• Preserve food at home workshop
• Crop Walk dedicated to Be-Like-Brit Foundation
• Sterling Senior Center bake sale
• Battle of Windy Knoll will be re-enacted in Rutland
• Holden Roundup
• Youngsters can try hand at various Sports
• Regional calendar
• Gaumond named Rookie of the Week in college soccer
• Auditions for Silver Bell Production
• Principal’s coffee
• Residents owe $283K in back taxes
• Prince of Peace looking for crafters
• Football
• McGovern not helping local economy
• Candidates Forum to be held Sept. 30
• No easy answers to snarled traffic around the common
• Town-wide Yard Sale Sept. 25
• Boys’ Soccer
• Disliked photo caption
• Town needs $675,000 for school study
• Ramping up: Bay Path students building better access at White Building
• New mountain summit towers will carry Internet antennas
• Olympian joins Sterling Gym staff
• Ferguson clear choice for State Rep.
• Holden author visits library for Sept. 23 talk
• Friends of Richards Memorial Library Book Fair
• Selectmen approve the axe for 22 trees
• Photo
• O’Brien will support small business owners
• Public Safety Building opening delayed
• James R. Stuart
• Enrollment committee needs residents’ input
• Girls’ Soccer
• Long is an independent voice
• Photo
• Patrick L. Townsend
• Photo
• Prince of Peace tennis court requires CORI check compliance
• Brick oven classes begin Sept. 18
• Harry W. Jones
• Joins optometry office
• Wachusett Regional School District
• STERLING FAIR
• Food Pantry first-rate organization
• Comedy comes to Holden
• Robert F. Herzog
• Distinguished service
• SEPAC hosts open house Sept. 16
• Photo
• Costly repair for vandalism at wind site
• Joseph F. Davenport
• Engaged
• ‘Bikes Not Bombs’ at Wachusett High School
• Plans in the works for new spring playground
• Photo
• Ronald E. Desautels
• Births
• Postcards bring history up to date with a camera
• Free Keep Well clinic Sept. 16
• Teen biologist wows Sterling Fair with ‘best ever’ entry
• Carl T. Bernart
• Engaged
• Police Notebook
• Barnet full of integrity and concern for residents
• Morgan-Monroy
• Music Studio open house
• Donations needed for senior center yard sale
• Fire Calls
• Photo
• Stay healthy, have fun with Rec. department classes
• Rutland Food Pantry Sept. 9
• Pack 34 Cub Scout registration
• Central Mass Onstage auditions
• Absentee ballots, polling locations for Sept. 14 primary
• Some town jobs may become appointed rather than elected
• Battle of Windy Knoll
• Sept. 10 deadline to register for Town- Wide Yard Sale
• Auditions scheduled for ‘A Christmas Story’
• Composting at landfill Sept. 18
• Meet the candidates
• Assessors hire two temporary employees
• Photo
• Worcester antique auto race, show
• Holden man pleads not guilty to assault charges
• Teresa A. McCabe
• Traditions abound in 1738 farmhouse
• Busy month for police department
• Ownership of town common needs to be finally, legally ascertained
• Holden author visits library for Sept. 23 talk
• Anthony J. Pandiscio
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Three arrests in jewelry robberies in Sterling and Princeton
• Watched Mahoney grow into fine candidate
• Holden softball title on the line
• Francis G. Smith
• Good crowd - great tennis, marks another Labor Day Tennis Tournament
• Open tryouts for U10 boys’ premier soccer team
• Patrick L. Townsend
• Girl Scout info session Sept. 9
• Karen J. Corkum
• Mountain Hawk Watch, fitness hikes
• Wachusett hoopsters take game to Europe
• Labor Day car breaks plague Rutland, area
• Cub Scout open house Sept. 10
• Nancy P. DeAngelo
• Coffee klatch
• Nick Wiles
• Robert F. Herzog
• Holden Garden talk will focus on native plants
• Audrey E. Baum
• Tree removal hearing
• Wachusett hopes to fill big shoes
• Jewelry found at Big Y
• Flea market, bake sale at Chaffin CC
• O’Brien cares about people in need
• Absentee ballots ready for mailing
• Monty Tech offering classes for Journeyman Plumbing Exam
• Photo
• Amos E. Wasgatt III golf tourney a success
• Telecommunication tower proposed on Mirick Rd.
• Sept. 13-17
• Recreation fall classes begin
• Foley not physically qualified for sheriff’s job
• Clarinet ensemble starts rehearsals
• School committee torn over gifts from Glenwood PTO
• Candidates team up against Smith during debate
• Smith won’t forget about Paxton
• Learn how to preserve food in Princeton
• Cub Scout Pack 141 sign-ups
• Mark your calendar – Sterling Fair Sept. 10-12
• Sterling Fair also home for rallying around local community
• Mahoney supports family values
• Stevens - Nartowt
• Rutland Library book club, fall hours
• Y.A.H.O.O. Fall Registration
• Injured hawk rescued and returned to the skies
• Foley most qualified for the job
• Slabich-Kovich
• Central Mass Onstage auditions
• Town common belongs to church, says local researcher
• Watched Mahoney grow into fine candidate
• Patrick L. Townsend
• Labor Day car breaks plague Rutland, area
• Jewelry found at Big Y
• Jewelery found at Big Y
• Robert F. Herzog
• Photo
• Amos E. Wasgatt III golf tourney a success
• Clarinet ensemble starts rehearsals
• School committee torn over gifts from Glenwood PTO
• Recreation fall classes begin
• Foley not physically qualified for sheriff’s job
• Learn how to preserve food in Princeton
• Cub Scout Pack 141 sign-ups
• Mark your calendar – Sterling Fair Sept. 10-12
• Candidates team up against Smith during debate
• Smith won’t forget about Paxton
• Stevens - Nartowt
• Rutland Library book club, fall hours
• Y.A.H.O.O. Fall Registration
• Sterling Fair also home for rallying around local community
• Mahoney supports family values
• Slabich-Kovich
• Central Mass Onstage auditions
• Town common belongs to church, says local researcher
• Injured hawk rescued and returned to the skies
• Foley most qualified for the job
• Morgan-Monroy
• Music Studio open house
• Donations needed for senior center yard sale
• Police Notebook
• Barnet full of integrity and concern for residents
• Stay healthy, have fun with Rec. department classes
• Rutland Food Pantry Sept. 9
• Pack 34 Cub Scout registration
• Fire Calls
• Photo
• Some town jobs may become appointed rather than elected
• Battle of Windy Knoll
• Sept. 10 deadline to register for Town- Wide Yard Sale
• Central Mass Onstage auditions
• Absentee ballots, polling locations for Sept. 14 primary
• Meet the candidates
• Assessors hire two temporary employees
• Photo
• Auditions scheduled for ‘A Christmas Story’
• Composting at landfill Sept. 18
• Teresa A. McCabe
• Traditions abound in 1738 farmhouse
• Busy month for police department
• Worcester antique auto race, show
• Holden man pleads not guilty to assault charges
• Anthony J. Pandiscio
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Three arrests in jewelry robberies in Sterling and Princeton
• Ownership of town common needs to be finally, legally ascertained
• Holden author visits library for Sept. 23 talk
• Francis G. Smith
• Good crowd - great tennis, marks another Labor Day Tennis Tournament
• Open tryouts for U10 boys’ premier soccer team
• Holden softball title on the line
• Robert F. Herzog
• Mountain Hawk Watch, fitness hikes
• Wachusett hoopsters take game to Europe
• Girl Scout info session Sept. 9
• Karen J. Corkum
• Coffee klatch
• Nick Wiles
• Cub Scout open house Sept. 10
• Nancy P. DeAngelo
• Tree removal hearing
• Wachusett hopes to fill big shoes
• Holden Garden talk will focus on native plants
• Audrey E. Baum
• Absentee ballots ready for mailing
• Monty Tech offering classes for Journeyman Plumbing Exam
• Flea market, bake sale at Chaffin CC
• O’Brien cares about people in need
• Telecommunication tower proposed on Mirick Rd.
• Sept. 13-17
• Bereavement support groups
• St. Francis returns to fall schedule
• VNA Care offers support group
• Blood drive at Holden Hills Country Club
• Breaking News: Sterling police recover thousands in stolen jewelry, arrest three
• Grants available through Paxton Cultural Council
• Free admission to Worcester museums this weekend
• Holden Seniors
• Chocksett Club pancake breakfast
• Commerce Bank to wash cars for Joseph’s Project
• Intern witnessed McGovern’s passion for district
• Photo
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• ‘Bikes Not Bombs’ at Wachusett High
• Greenery appoints new managers
• Absentee ballots for Sept. 14 primary
• Lamb will bring new approach to Capitol Hill
• Wanted: Holiday Fair vendors
• Volunteer trying to get course back on course
• SEPAC hosts open house Sept. 16
• Time is now to register Fido
• Quinsigamond students earn visit from Bucholz
• Ferguson’s background in education an asset
• Frisbee Park could get a facelift
• Monty Tech to hold annual golf tourney
• Job-hunters group forming at First Church
• White Oak photo contest welcomes entries
• Ferguson needed on Beacon Hill
• Paxton emergency needs materials — not money
• Sign up for town-wide yard sale
• Sept. 6-10
• Sept. 10 deadline to register for Town- Wide Yard Sale
• Birds of prey
• Evangelidis and Ferguson best votes for the region
• Learn about Paxton’s past
• Absentee ballots ready for mailing
• Meeting agendas now posted
• Women’s Club gets back in the swing Sept. 16
• Bus, train service could ease traffic congestion
• O’Brien for the future of community and state
• Book club to discuss ‘The Art of Racing in the Rain’
• Tree removal hearing
• Free yarn and knitting needles
• Donations needed for senior center yard sale
• No tea cups, but lots of polite conversation at political Tea Party gathering
• Ferguson is honest, hard working public servant
• Library summer reading ‘a huge success’
• 2010 Princeton Labor Day Tennis Tournament
• Rutland BOA makes temporary hires
• Still a few spaces left for Oct. craft fair
• AMC freshman class hits the trail at Moore State Park
• Community support appreciated after accident
• Bereavement support groups
• Four house breaks solved
• Hundreds of Eagle Scout man-hours restore trails at Eagle Lake
• Open tryouts for U10 boys’ premier soccer team
• Photo
• Grateful for help and donations during Holden Days
• St. Francis returns to fall schedule
• Greene-Weeks
• Scouts continue food pantry collection
• Sterling leading WRHS boys’ soccer this season
• Officials approve $1,500 for Frisbee Park cleanup
• Town should ask community for help
• VNA Care offers support group
• Dolinsky-Harper
• Rutland Food Pantry distribution dates
• Rutland Seniors
• Police Notebook
• HOLDEN DAYS
• Janet V. (Maynard) Winslow
• Engaged
• Before- and after-school program sign-ups
• Sterling Seniors
• Fire Calls
• Holden Roundup
• Shirley (Oslebo) Lind
• Aerobic classes being offered at First Congregational Church
• Rutland Library book club, fall hours
• Princeton Seniors –September
• Correction
• Ballroom dance lessons begin
• Frances E. (Llobell) Harney
• Come September, get back in shape
• Little Wonders Preschool earns national NAEYC accreditation
• Paxton Calendar
• Meet the candidates
• St. Mary’s Golf Tournament Sept. 27
• UNDER MY ROOF
• Fire hydrants need painting
• Wood of Wachusett mountain programs
• Line dancing back at Holden Senior Center
• Holden home damaged by fire
• OH, THE PLACES YOU’LL GO
• Friends of Richards Memorial Library Book Fair
• Princeton Wind Turbine Fest
• Get moving at the Holden Senior Center
• Thieves steal copper from substation
• Evangelidis will show up for the job
• Mark your calendar — Sterling Fair Sept. 10-12
• Selectmen take a pass at buying 17-acre forest management parcel
• Frances E. Harney
• 2010 Princeton Labor Day Tennis Tournament
• Central Tree Chowder/Chili Challenge 2010
• Final band concert
• Worcester antique auto race, show
• History of The Wachusett Reservoir to be presented Sept. 11
• Margaret A. Fogarty
• Hard decisions ahead regarding public safety issues
• Scholarship barbecue draws home some of its first recipients
• Women’s Club gets back in the swing Sept. 16
• ‘Dreamcoat’ on stage Sept. 17-25
• Spencer Fair Labor Day weekend
• Shirley C. Bannon
• Graduates basic training
• Selectmen will hold off hiring new police sergeant until new chief on board
• Final days for book sale
• Springdale Mill celebration Sept. 25
• Time for a change in venue
• Mahoney’s focus will be on schools
• Joins the Coast Guard
• Blood drive Sept. 2
• Job-hunters group forming at First Church
• Free stagecoach and riverboat rides at Old Sturbridge Village
• Photo
• Evangelidis will keep residents safe as sheriff
• New Arrivals
• Chamber of Commerce meeting Aug. 26
• Sept. 10 deadline to register for Town-Wide Yard Sale
• Teachers helped ‘nice kid’ overcome learning disabilities to become outstanding scholar
• They’re warm and fuzzy, but black bears need to be scared off
• Vandalism directed at Foley campaign
• Glavin gradutes from Basic Training at West Point
• Interactive bird show Sept. 4
• ‘Can you hear me now?’ In some spots, no
• Welcome to The Landmark
• O’Brien enjoys helping others and being a leader
• Lauded for customer service
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Photo
• Princeton teacher honored as MVT at Fenway Park
• Church supports food pantry
• Princeton man named bank executive VP
• GFA to sponsor ‘Green’ seminar at Oakmont Regional High
• Runners, joggers and walkers all invited to Fallon 5K Road Race
• Photo
• Atomic bomb anniversary brings memories
• Better than house calls, doctors will walk with you
• RE/MAX and Pats might give $500,000 for new home
• Laced up for success at girls’ hoops camp
• Police Notebook
• Before- and After-School program registration underway
• Come September, get back in shape
• Value of homes continues rise, pending sales decrease
• Talia Smith
• Police log policy
• Skate park on the drawing board for next year
• Paxton emergency needs materials – not money
• Ferry joins GFA mortgage team
• The ultimate mix of international traveling, friends and exercising
• Blood drive Sept. 2
• Charter to provide free child IDs
• Wanted: Holiday Fair vendors
• Contemporary home on large property perfect in Paxton
• Rutland Library book club, fall hours
• Fire Calls
• Holden Roundup
• Long and short of it
• Keep homes locked
• School tours
• Miles Funeral Home marks 114th year during Holden Days
• Time for a makeover
• Photo
• Absentee ballots ready for mailing
• Rutland Food Pantry distribution dates
• Charter to provide free child IDs
• Town treasurer/collector closes the books after 34 years
• Phyllis S. Hudnall
• Library has long list of services — and many don’t know about it
• Police Chief search nearing end
• Sterling father and son take up arms against American Colonials
• Get ready for Saturday Holden Days
• Absentee ballots for Sept. 14 primary
• Walter S. Jansson
• Six year-old raises money for Children’s Hospital
• Police officer resigning to take job in Ayer
• Still a few spaces left for Oct. craft fair
• A squirrel, you say?
• First-ever WRHS all-class reunion a blast
• Library Friends collecting for fall book fair, art show
• Worcester State elder registration Aug. 26
• Wachusett alums will be prominent on college gridirons
• Food Pantry’s need for donations is onging, for a new home — critical
• Likes O’Brien’s campaign plan
• Paxton Sports Centre tennis team is district champs
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Photo
• Public now has online access to court databases
• Naughton voted against wind tower bill tied to voter approval
• Candidate Franco making house calls
• 2010 Princeton Labor Day Tennis Tournament
• Locals bike 190-miles in Pan Mass Challenge
• Police Notebook
• Wachusett Food Pantry needs to move ASAP
• VNA Care offers support group
• Worcester invites towns to consider joining a regional 911 dispatch system
• Worcester State College
• Fire Calls
• Home buying/ selling not without its challenges
• Suicide grief support available
• Singles tournament this weekend
• LCU helps kids make sense out of dollars and cents
• War, politics and shared responsibility
• Charter to provide free child IDs
• Anthony J. DeSimone Jr.
• Declining enrollment starts with kindergarten
• Dean’s list
• Selectmen divided about building inspector’s time off
• Holden Roundup
• Gordon H. Weymouth
• Register to vote in State Primary
• Meet the coaches at Monty Tech
• Special Olympian competes in National Games
• Allan F. MacDonald
• 14th annual princeton townwide yard sale
• Bancroft grads, honor roll
• Two awarded Coast Guard designations
• Police arrest 8 door-to-door peddlers last week
• Daniel T. Murphy
• Seniors’ ice cream social
• LIGHTS, CAMERA, SAVE! Southbridge Savings Bank calls for entries
• Photo
• Basking in the sunshine — and saving money
• Photo
• Correction/clarification
• YFU USA seeks host families for international students
• Sept. 10 deadline to register for Town-Wide Yard Sale
• Wood of Wachusett programs each week
• Bereavement support groups
• Photo
• Register to vote by Aug. 25
• Children’s/Young Adult Book Sale
• ‘Beauty Pageant’ youth production in Barre
• Richard A. Buffone
• Fire hydrants need painting
• Chowder/Chili Challenge this Sunday
• Free bandstand concerts Mondays, Wednesdays
• ‘The Wedding Singer’ at The Mount
• Robert “Bob” A. Benoit
• Be a part of Friends Art Show
• School tours and picnics
• Design bid awarded to fix up police station
• Wine tasting, auction at YMCA
• Charles E. Allen
• Come September, get back in shape
• Hope Ridge – treat it like a park, not a dump
• Open tryouts for U10 boys’ premier soccer team
• Davis Farmland events
• Word, publication limit on endorsement letters
• Aug. 25 deadline for voter registration, party changes
• Local Bar Mitzvah service project echoes Holocaust images
• Holden wins Northboro Invitational
• Russian Icons exhibit coordinated by Princeton student
• Luau was like a day at the beach
• Paxton emergency needs materials – not money
• For hundreds of kids last Saturday, TV didn’t mean watching cartoons
• Holden Number #3 was the charm
• Photo
• Paxton emergency needs materials – not money
• For hundreds of kids last Saturday, TV didn’t mean watching cartoons
• Holden Number #3 was the charm
• Russian Icons exhibit coordinated by Princeton student
• Luau was like a day at the beach
• Library Friends collecting for fall book fair, art show
• Worcester State elder registration Aug. 26
• Wachusett alums will be prominent on college gridirons
• A squirrel, you say?
• First-ever WRHS all-class reunion a blast
• Paxton Sports Centre tennis team is district champs
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Photo
• Food Pantry’s need for donations is onging, for a new home — critical
• Likes O’Brien’s campaign plan
• Candidate Franco making house calls
• 2010 Princeton Labor Day Tennis Tournament
• Locals bike 190-miles in Pan Mass Challenge
• Public now has online access to court databases
• Naughton voted against wind tower bill tied to voter approval
• VNA Care offers support group
• Worcester invites towns to consider joining a regional 911 dispatch system
• Worcester State College
• Police Notebook
• Wachusett Food Pantry needs to move ASAP
• Suicide grief support available
• Singles tournament this weekend
• LCU helps kids make sense out of dollars and cents
• Fire Calls
• Home buying/ selling not without its challenges
• Anthony J. DeSimone Jr.
• Declining enrollment starts with kindergarten
• Dean’s list
• War, politics and shared responsibility
• Charter to provide free child IDs
• Gordon H. Weymouth
• Register to vote in State Primary
• Meet the coaches at Monty Tech
• Selectmen divided about building inspector’s time off
• Holden Roundup
• Allan F. MacDonald
• 14th annual princeton townwide yard sale
• Bancroft grads, honor roll
• Two awarded Coast Guard designations
• Special Olympian competes in National Games
• Daniel T. Murphy
• Seniors’ ice cream social
• LIGHTS, CAMERA, SAVE! Southbridge Savings Bank calls for entries
• Photo
• Police arrest 8 door-to-door peddlers last week
• Photo
• Correction/clarification
• YFU USA seeks host families for international students
• Sept. 10 deadline to register for Town-Wide Yard Sale
• Basking in the sunshine — and saving money
• Photo
• Register to vote by Aug. 25
• Children’s/Young Adult Book Sale
• Wood of Wachusett programs each week
• Bereavement support groups
• Fire hydrants need painting
• Chowder/Chili Challenge this Sunday
• Free bandstand concerts Mondays, Wednesdays
• ‘Beauty Pageant’ youth production in Barre
• Richard A. Buffone
• Be a part of Friends Art Show
• School tours and picnics
• Design bid awarded to fix up police station
• ‘The Wedding Singer’ at The Mount
• Robert “Bob” A. Benoit
• Come September, get back in shape
• Hope Ridge – treat it like a park, not a dump
• Open tryouts for U10 boys’ premier soccer team
• Wine tasting, auction at YMCA
• Charles E. Allen
• Aug. 25 deadline for voter registration, party changes
• Local Bar Mitzvah service project echoes Holocaust images
• Holden wins Northboro Invitational
• Davis Farmland events
• Word, publication limit on endorsement letters
• Richard A. Buffone
• Anthony J. DeSimone Jr.
• Fire Calls
• Composting Aug. 14, Sept. 18
• Isabelle M. LaFontaine
• State Primary voter registration, change of party deadline
• Early bird tickets for Chowder/Chili Challenge end Aug. 16
• Photo
• Quabbin concert Aug. 15
• American Legion meets Aug. 17
• David P. LaFayette
• Graduation became birthday party
• Art in the Park rescheduled
• WRHS fall athletics 2010 tryout schedule
• ‘Beauty Pageant’ youth production in Barre
• Storytime features Girl Scout reader
• Richard N. Goodnow
• Farmers’ market on Thursdays
• Registration begins for before- and after-school programs
• Wachusett alumni still in the swing of things
• ‘The Wedding Singer’ at The Mount
• Grange pitch party
• Judith Judkins
• Singles tournament next weekend
• Agricultural posters needed for Chowder Challenge
• Article
• Bandstand concerts in W. Boylston
• Marie J. Day
• School and public safety committees in place
• Selectmen choose new member for the school committee
• Photo
• Union jazz
• Thomas D. Casey
• Volunteers sort through literary treasures for annual fall book sale
• HANDS-ON AUDUBON SUPPORT:
• 2010 Doctor Rockwood Thayer Rutland Road Race Trophy Winners and Times
• ‘Annie’ auditions at Calliope Theatre
• Phyllis W. McCarthy
• Fencing, signage a concern at Grove Street fields
• Sales tax holiday this weekend
• School board agendas, minutes online
• Free jazz concerts Sundays at Castle
• Donald J. Auger
• Bereavement support groups
• Trailblazer Adventure Day at Treasure Valley Scout Reservation in Rutland
• Holy Name honor roll
• Free Admission to OSV Aug. 13
• Celebrating 100 years
• VNA Care offers support group
• Kidleidoscope Kids
• YFU USA seeks host families for international students
• Golf tournament helps kids attend summer camps in Courtney’s honor
• Light Dept. did its best to get Princeton on Internet highway
• Suicide grief support available
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Phillips Exeter Academy
• Crafters wanted
• Blood drive Aug. 25 features Sox and strawberries
• Perotto is clear choice for 13th District
• Charles E. Allen
• Explore town history on Saturdays
• School tours and picnics
• Donations needed for senior center yard sale
• Readers’ Choice corrections
• Long has drive and compassion
• Caissons for military burials
• Concert on the common
• Central Tree Middle School, Honor Roll, Quarter 4
• Free bandstand concerts Mondays, Wednesdays
• Candidates Night with The Tea Party
• Freedom of speech includes right to be obnoxious
• James W. Vander Ploeg
• Proposal for above-ground tank on the mountain raises concerns
• Devereux student indicted by grand jury
• Aug. 15 Book Fair will benefit children
• Getting voted off isn’t the problem – it’s finding your way out
• HOLDEN ROUNDUP
• John W. McLaughlin Jr.
• Artwork on display
• Rutland resident begins Peace Corps service in Panama
• Children’s/Young Adult Book Sale
• Subaru lives up to name as ‘best family car’
• Aug. 25 for voter registration, party changes
• Phyllis D. Beaudreau
• Registration underway for Labor Day Tennis Tournament
• Rutland vet is as handy with the computer as his stethoscope
• Family-owned Deershorn Farm Store closes Aug. 31
• Police Notebook
• Lost sneaker leads to 2 juvie arrests
• Donald R. Haynes
• Start gathering treasures for town yard sale
• Seniors menu Aug. 16-20
• Undefeated girls travel team loses in the finals
• Donald R. Haynes
• Donald M. Haynes
• James W. Vander Ploeg
• John W. McLaughlin Jr.
• Phyllis W. McCarthy
• Judith Judkins
• Phyllis D. Beaudreau
• Marie J. Day
• Donald J. Auger
• Holden Roundup
• Fire hydrants need painting
• Non-Verizon or Comcast subscribers can still receive Reverse 911 notification
• Discovery Day at Wachusett Meadow
• Paxton emergency needs materials — not money
• Plenty of opportunities to walk, run and ride for great causes
• Wachusett summit road still closed
• House and car breaks plague Paxton
• Sterling wins All-Star Championship
• Vandalism spree leaves vehicles, homes damaged
• Linda A. Hine
• Paxton Seniors
• Wireless Internet service could expire next year
• Woodrow H. MacGregor
• Princeton Seniors
• Photo
• Ruth L. Morse
• Sterling Seniors
• Police Notebook
• Julia M. Pendleton
• Rutland Seniors
• Fire Calls
• Admires Long’s work ethic and determination
• Holden Seniors
• Likes Ferguson for state rep
• Photo
• Supports Glodis for auditor
• Registration begins for before- and after-school programs
• HPD lives up to ‘serve and protect’ motto
• Time running out for rec. field trips
• Disappointed to see attack letters continue
• What do residents want in a new police chief?
• Girl Scouts pool party
• Rutland artist’s work on exhibit at Worcester’s Elm Park
• Health Board pans sprinklers, recommends even/odd lawn watering
• Composting Aug. 14, Sept. 18
• REGIONAL CALENDAR/
• High-tech cornfield Mega-Maze opens this week
• Abutters appeal met tower decision
• Kids round robin tennis this Friday
• Video giveaway Friday
• Light Dept. dismisses lawsuit
• Sterling author will arrive for Summer Reading finale
• Judith Judkins
• Photo
• Daniel F. Reardon
• Discovery Day at Wachusett Meadow is free
• Rutland posts paramedic position
• New grief support group
• Breaking news: Black bear evicted from Bear Hill Estates
• Grange pitch party
• James M. Peck
• Basketball, volleyball and other rec offerings
• Administrator assessor resigns
• Class of ’90 reunion this Saturday
• Holden Roundup
• Richard Joyce
• Leach appointed animal inspector
• ‘Rutland….the Beat Goes On’
• American Legion
• Photo
• Vivian D. Hughes
• Volunteers needed for school study public safety committees
• A Passion for Birds performance
• Volunteers needed for light dept. general manager search
• Sewer capacity, budget raise concerns
• William Hill
• Events
• McGovern poster contest
• Free bandstand concerts Mondays, Wednesdays
• Music Man at Davis Farmland
• Ann M. Haynes
• Jammin’
• Pit bull hearing continued
• Local realtors honored at association luncheon
• Quick action saves drowning child
• Jennifer H. Collins
• Children activities co-directors needed
• REGIONAL CALENDAR
• Photo
• Holden man arrested on the Cape
• Cub Scouts appreciate the help
• Library Friends start collecting for their fall book fair, art show
• Explore town history on Saturdays
• Central Mass well represented at Bay State Summer Games in Eastern Mass
• Photo
• Takes issue with Memorial Day view
• Fire hydrants need painting
• Town administrator goals include Calamint Hill Road S reconstruction
• Sign up for August Pan-Mass. Challenge online
• Animal Shelter collects clothes for charity
• Week-long boil order lifted after well tests clean
• Lots of people helped pull off Rutland’s Fabulous Fourth
• College teaching center receives $50K grant
• Selectmen eye public safety services
• Wachusett Baseball Camp next week
• Farmers markets on Fridays
• Public now has online access to court databases
• Mass Central Rail Trail on ‘1,000 Greatest Places’ list
• Paxton emergency needs materials – not money
• Real estate taxes due Oct. 1
• Princeton man wins annual Fred Warren Road Race
• SLCT wants to showcase local art, photography
• Police Notebook
• Regional Recycle Center worth supporting
• Seniors menu August 2 to 6
• Assessment survey started
• Joe MacAulay
• Volunteers needed to help update town’s open space, recreation plan
• Fire Calls
• Word, publication limit on endorsement letters
• Starfest 2010 at Anna Maria this Saturday
• Start gathering treasures for town yard sale
• Golf fits Haley Morgan of Holden to a ‘tee’
• Knights of Columbus establishes new chapter at St. Richard’s
• We don’t love that dirty water
• Terrific 4th of July parade, how about tractors next year?
• Elsey L. Spillane
• Photo
• Real estate taxes due Aug. 2
• Aug. 15 Book Fair will benefit children
• John McLaughlin Jr.
• Will support O’Brien Nov. 2
• Virginia Ryan
• Live animals at the library
• Farm neighbors complain about liquid manure at Jordan Farm
• Crafters wanted
• Linda A. Hine
• Eagle Lake reopens after bacteria count drops to safe level
• Thomas J. Shaughnessy
• Sign up for kids round robin tennis
• Time running out for rec. field trips
• Sign up for 5th annual town yard sale
• August Book Sale 2006
• Summer Saturday Hours Return

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