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Bolton candidate thanks voters
I want to send a note of thanks to all the members of the Bolton community who participated in the recent election and to those who supported my candidacy for the Planning Board.
Golf: Geoffrey Cornish designs architect's lasting legacy
If you've played golf in New England, you've probably played a course designed by Geoffrey Cornish .
Berlin A Memorial Day service is being held at the First Parish Church, Route 62, on Sunday, May 27, at 10 a.m. Troop 1 Berlin Boy Scouts will be hosting its 51st annual Pancake Breakfast on Memorial Day, Monday, May 28, from 7 to 10 a.m. at the First Parish Church Hall located on Central Street in Berlin Center.
Shannon M. Kelly , 22, of 107E Ridgefield Circle, Clinton, operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration, dismissed upon payment of $100 in court costs; uninsured motor vehicle, dismissed; unregistered motor vehicle, not responsible.
Bolton candidate thanks voters
I want to send a note of thanks to all the members of the Bolton community who participated in the recent election and to those who supported my candidacy for the Planning Board.
Berlin readies for a party 200 years in the making
All the events with the bicentennial logo have been but a prelude to the town's birthday bash June 10, when a parade will mark the 200th year since Berlin was incorporated.
Village Green Preschool, in Sterling, awarded its eighth annual scholarship to Connor Casey.
Montgomery kicks off blues-BBQ series
The James Montgomery Band will perform May 26 at the International Golf Club and Resort in Bolton.
New Principal Has a Familiar Face in Town
New North Street School principal Jennifer Mannion is no stranger to the Grafton schools: She lives in town and has two children in the school system.
Charlie Butler (17 Ks, 1 hit) pitches Nashoba past Westboro
Milford's Shannon Smith throws a pitch during the Scarlet Hawks' 15-0 win over Wachusett.
West Roxbury Resident Celebrates Opening Day with Jimmy Fund Golf
A Editor's note: The following is a press release. Gregory Barthel ofA WestA Roxbury playedA asA Amica and Mortgage Corp of the EastA kicked off theA golfA season atA JimmyA FundA Golf'sA OpeningA DayA at The InternationalA GolfA Club on May 8, in Bolton, Mass.
Dracut golf course remains shuttered
Moms could not blame the Meadow Creek Golf course for luring dads away from home to play golf on Mother's Day this year.
Conservation need commissioners
Once again, Town Meeting has voiced that Bolton needs a fully-appointed Conservation Commission to serve the town.
ABSENTEE BALLOTS : applications are available in the Town Clerk's office until noon on Friday, May 11.
Powder found at school 'no joke and no prank'
Suspicious powder, which forced Nashoba Regional High School to be evacuated Sunday, was 'no joke and no prank,' according to Police Chief Vincent Alfano.
Two seek selectman's seat in Bolton Monday
The two candidates for selectman in the May 14 town election share much: Similar positions on many issues, experience on town boards such as Advisory Committee, and a concern for the town that prompts them to seek elected office.
Bolton OKs fields, Fyfeshire, solar
The counters got a workout Monday night as voters decided several spending articles, approving the Nashoba athletic project, but defeating rezoning of the Kane property and the creating of a Village Overlay District.
Charles A. Merrill, Sr., 87, of Clinton, passed away peacefully at his daughter's home in Leominster surrounded by his loving family on Friday, May 4. He was born Aug.
Suspicious powder, which forced Nashoba Regional High School to be evacuated Sunday, was "no joke and no prank," according to Police Chief Vincent Alfano.
Voters give OK to Nashoba fields
Voters tackling the annual town meeting warrant Monday night approved a $19.8 million town operating budget before moving on to other issues.