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Calliope's 'Bye Bye Birdie' cast includes several local students
The Broadway hit 'Bye Bye Birdie,' set in 1958, will play at the Calliope Theatre, 150 Main St., Boylston from July 14-18. The production features several Northboro and Shrewsbury students.
State trooper hurt in crash at work site
A state trooper was seriously hurt after a woman allegedly plowed into a police cruiser at a construction site in West Boylston, and the cruiser struck him.
It hasn't looked too much like summer yet, but on Thursday July 2 summer will be forced to arrive at VIA's Party on the Patio from 4pm 10pm.
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WEST BOYLSTON, MA, July 03, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- In recent years, as consumers have become more and more environmentally conscious and have been looking for ways to live a more sustainable lifestyle, green weddings have become all the rage.
Earlier fox bite reported nearby
Barry Blomgren called his sister Melanie Lombardi Monday night and told her she would not believe what happened to him.
WRTA panel votes to keep services
The budget committee of the Worcester Regional Transit Authority Advisory Board has voted to retain some but not all service that was to be cut when the authority was facing major cutbacks in state reimbursements.
Sewer proposal defeated in Acton
Town Meeting rejected a proposal last week that would have provided sewer service to 127 homes in a West Acton neighborhood.
Reinforcements added to battle against beetle
THE WAR WAGES ON... Workers from Mayer Tree Service of Lexington hook up a heavy chain to tow their work truck from the mud in Dodge Park yesterday.
Search on for morning robbers in West Boylston
Police this morning are looking for a man and his accomplice in connection with an overnight robbery of the West Boylston Shell Station, 257 West Boylston St.
WRTA: Weekend bus service saved
Tuesday, June 23, 2009 Weekend bus service saved, but other cutbacks loom By Lee Hammel TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF lhammel@telegram.com WORCESTER - While most agencies dependent on state funds have found little joy of late, the Worcester Regional Transit Authority is slated to get an increase in reimbursements.
As the No. 8 bus pulled away from Jean Bourgeois and her walker on Franklin Street on Wednesday afternoon, there was a sense of dejA vu.
Spouse now charged with rape of child
A not guilty plea was entered for Joseph Mayotte in court today on charges of one count of indecent assault and battery on a child under 14 and statutory rape of a child.
Flynn puts on show to power East Side
AMERICAN LEGION East Side 18, Wachusett 8 Former St. Peter-Marian High standout Frank Flynn went 3 for 4 with two homers, including a third-inning grand slam, a triple and seven RBIs, to lead host East Side.
Athol Gay, lesbian rights panel to feature local speakers ATHOL - A panel discussion on gay and lesbian rights, featuring local speakers and marking the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall Rebellion, will take place at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Bruce's Browser, 1497 Main St.
A new farmers market will be opening next month on Pearl Street in West Acton. The Acton-Boxborough Farmers Market will operate on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. starting on July 12 and continuing through November.
Beginning today, the city will begin sweeping in the areas bounded by the Holden line, Holden Street, Ararat Street, Indian Hill Road, Brooks Street, West Mountain Street, the West Boylston line, Burncoat Street and East Mountain Street.
Guilty plea made, then appealed in Boylston PTO case
Jennifer McGrath will appeal her own guilty verdict, seeking instead a jury trial in Fitchburg District Court, following a Clinton District Court judge's ruling on Tuesday.
'Bricks, Mortar, and Steel' paintings by Barbara Johnson are at...
Artist: 'Bricks, Mortar, and Steel' paintings by Barbara Johnson Medium: Painting - Oil Venue: Venus & The Cellar Bar Address: 95 Main St.
Wachusett 60 school staffers get layoff warnings HOLDEN - With the school year nearing its close and the state budget still unresolved, 60 Wachusett Regional School District staff members received letters this week notifying them that their positions may be eliminated.
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