Clinton News

Area residents may be enjoying the best days of summer, but school vacation has ended and students returned to classes on Tuesday.

Barack Obama will make history tonight, Joe Biden's stumping in Pennsylvania, will it be a McCain/Mitt ticket? The Sox try for a sweep in the Bronx, these stories and more, in the WBZ Afternoon News.

Sad but true, Labor Day Weekend is here, which means summer is coming to an end.

Women talk about the Democratic convention from Denver. " Hillary's run our office both.

Police are still out to arrest one man following a Wednesday afternoon marijuana social that led to the theft of a laptop computer from an Oak Street apartment and a rollover accident on Wilson Street.

The Museum of Russian Icons, home of the largest collection of Russian icons in North America and the largest private collection outside of Russia, announces the fall launch of its informative docent-led tours.

Clinton Hospital, in cooperation with the Clinton, Berlin, Bolton, Boylston, Lancaster and Sterling fire departments, held a disaster drill Thursday morning, Aug.

The nonprofit redevelopment organization that was heralded two years ago as the savior of the former Rockbestos-Surprenant Cable Co.

State and local health officials are urging residents to use caution when they are going to be outside from dusk to dawn after a mosquito was found to be infected with the West Nile Virus.

Most voters can't find many differences in the basic ideologies of state Rep. Harold P. Naughton Jr., D-Clinton, and his challenger, Stephen J. Kerrigan of Lancaster.

The Clinton Hospital Foundation's Golf Tournament will be held Tuesday, Sept. 2, at the Mount Pleasant Country Club, 369 Cross St., Boylston.

An effort is ongoing in town to reinstate the so-called strong fire chief law as a question on the annual town election ballot next May.The law, which mainly gives firing and hiring power to a fire chief, was ...

An architect's misinterpretation of a state building code has resulted in a request for more money for the $750,000 Parks and Recreation Commission building under construction on High Street.

The Colonial Tea House on Church Street, which was transformed from a basic breakfast and lunch eatery to an upscale destination for tea, scone and fancy sandwich aficionados five years ago, will close at the ...

Wednesday, Aug. 6 Juvenile , 14, was arrested at 9:56 a.m. by officers Michael Fazio, John Moran and George Martinez and charged with domestic assault and battery and threatening to commit a crime.

Mary C. Phillips, 93, formerly of Clinton, died Friday, Aug. 1, at the Sterling Healthcare Center, after a brief illness.

Edward C. Lis Sr., 84, of 969 Main St., died Thursday, Aug. 7, in his home, after being stricken ill.

It was Aug. 4, 1968 - nearly 40 years ago to the day - when rookie Police Officer Francis D. Baird walked into the station for his first assignment.

A city man charged with leaving an unlit Molotov cocktail on his estranged wife's porch in Clinton was ordered held on $10,000 cash bail at his arraignment yesterday in Worcester Superior Court.

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