North Brookfield News

The 2012 Massasoit District Cub Scout Camporee will be held this weekend, June 1 through June 2, at Brookfield Orchards, North Brookfield.

State police arrested a Massachusetts man on Tuesday who allegedly sent false computer messages in an effort to free his girlfriend from prison.

A solar developer last night backed off from a plan to purchase the Wendemuth Farm, much to the relief of two dozen residents gathered at the selectmen's meeting.

Judy Berg Kohn is leading the effort to save the 140-year-old Trinitarian Congregational Church.

Among those looking for a financial lifeline in the state budget yesterday were some of the families of the 29 patients at the Irving A. Glavin Regional Center in Shrewsbury, slated for closure next year.

When Barry Eager looks across the Berlin Town Common, he thinks it hasn't really changed much in the past 100 years and there is much the same from 150 years ago, but as the town celebrates its 200th anniversary the changes are significant.

With town meeting approvals from half of the 10 towns needed, the $73.8 million project to renovate and expand Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical High remains on track despite three failed debt exclusions Monday.

Robert J. Miller won election to the Board of Selectmen today, besting incumbent Walter D. Ricci by eight votes in a four-way race.

Veteran selectman and retired businessman Richard P. Chabot elected not to seek another term - and was elected anyway today.

It was a success at his grandson's school in New Jersey, so why not bring the TREPS program to North Brookfield Elementary School? To local resident James E. Metcalf's surprise, 72 students in Grades 4-6 in North Brookfield Elementary School recently signed up for a six-week after-school program to learn entrepreneurial skills, the same as his ... (more)