Ware News

An employee at the American Disposables Inc., factory works on the assembly line in October in Ware, Mass.

Flights of woodcock descended among our aspens, alders and red maples this week.

* Angel L. Martinez, 31, of Ludlow, was arrested Monday at 3:13 p.m. on South Pleasant Street on four outstanding warrants from Springfield District Court, police said.

The U.S. economy expanded at a 3.5 percent annual pace from July to September, according to Commerce Department figures released Thursday, in a signal that the worst recession since the 1930s may be easing.

The Belchertown Land Trust plans to seek an extension to its Nov. 30 deadline for devising a plan to either repair the Upper Bondsville Dam or take it down.

Though it does business in an out-of-the-way corner of Hampshire County, Snow's Restaurant is, especially for those who love seafood, an eatery that merits seeking out.

The University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester report that it has named John E. Ware Jr.

A driver from the town of Hadley was killed early Sunday morning across from a cemetery on a main road in Ware.

In between the news of drug arrests and gunfire on the streets, there actually is revitalization work ongoing in the City of Springfield.

WARE * The Agape Community, 2062 Greenwich Road, will hold a program on war and peace from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today.

A head-on collision on Route 19 just before noon yesterday left two people injured, at least one seriously.

A judge Tuesday refused to dismiss a vehicular homicide charge against a Hardwick woman after her lawyer argued there was insufficient evidence.

On Labor Day weekend, Simon Tucker, a black Labrador owned by Ware Junior Senior High School Principal Lucille L. Brindisi, went to Camp Unleashed at Chimney Corners in Becket.

Sunday, September 13, 2009 Crisp & Crunchy Stephen A. Ware of Lancaster co-owner of Bolton Orchards in Bolton drops apples that will be used to make apple cider.

It was unfortunate that there was no Connecticut River Brewer's Festival this year, as it has become a mainstay for local beer fans.

A 42-year-old Ware man allegedly ran a red light and was found with a partially consumed container of beer under his driver's seat.

Five people have been burned from their North Street home Thursday after an early morning two-alarm fire broke out as a result of the improper installation of a dryer vent, according to the fire department.

By JACK FLYNN jflynn@repub.com SPRINGFIELD - The Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield is preparing for the third and possibly most contentious stage of a reorganization that will reshape parishes across the Pioneer Valley for decades.

Michael A. Pasquale, left, and John P. Honan, of the Massachusetts Water Resource Authority wash a recreational boat before allowing it back out on the Quabbin Reservoir.

By LORI STABILE lstabile@repub.com PALMER - A 24-year-old Ware man was arrested on larceny charges after police said he stole a charity box from McDonald's restaurant early Saturday morning.