Templeton News

A total of 173 students at Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School were honored recently at an Honor Roll Banquet.

A week from today will be the anniversary of one of the worst headaches of my life.

Region Former health agent fined for ethics breach A former Phillipston and Templeton health agent has agreed to pay a $5,000 fine for violating the state conflict of interest law.

Much of the 200 acres are overgrown with vegetation, giving them a ghostly feel.

The motto outside Target at Orchard Hill Park early Friday morning seemed to be "You snooze, you lose," as shoppers waited anxiously to get inside for Black Friday deals.

Police smashed in the door of a shack built by a local man at Cross and Hubbardston roads and arrested him for trespassing yesterday morning before Highway Department employees knocked down the structure.

A Templeton man was evicted this morning from the shed he was living in, which was built on town property.

Judge James R. Lemire Nathan A. Morneault, 26, of 700 Patriots Road, Templeton, was sentenced to four concurrent terms of 5 to 7 years in Walpole state prison after pleading guilty to three counts of armed robbery and intimidation to steal from a depository.

Share + Nov 17, 2009 11:36 pm US/Eastern Reporting Dawn Hasbrouck For some people, getting a college degree is a dream that hasn't come true.

Four people were displaced yesterday when a four-alarm fire destroyed their home at 375 Mellen Road.

By Jacqueline Reis TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF jreis@telegram.com You want to provide kids a safe way to get to school and get home.

Theatre at the Mount will present the children's musical "Busytown," based on the books by Richard Scarry, on Saturday, Oct.

As snow lightly blanketed the ground yesterday afternoon, members of The First Church of Templeton gathered in the sanctuary for its rededication after $400,000 in repairs and improvements were completed, proud that they restored the building for generations to come.

Share + Oct 16, 2009 4:38 pm US/Eastern Submit: Your Curiosity Reporting David Wade Here's a story about something that frustrates and even angers a lot of you.

Mount Wachusett Community College Foundation Inc. will honor Fitchburg businessman J. Paul Gauvin as the 2009 Harold E. Drake Jr.

To get to the next level on regionalization, all of us have to separate hometown pride from the nuts and bolts of delivering public services.

Rotten, lousy, pathetic and miserable. Finding just the right person to apply that description to has been an ongoing effort during my career as a newspaper reporter.

The proposal, which goes before a Legislative committee this morning, would make it easier for municipalities to take control of utility service from large providers, like Nstar and National Grid.

A woman suffered life-threatening injuries during a three-alarm fire on the 14th floor of an elderly high-rise complex in Gardner, Fire Chief Ronald Therrien said Thursday morning.

A man wanted by Cambridge police since February 2008 on drug charges was arrested Saturday in Amherst, Mass., for parking illegally.