Warren News

Massachusetts' finest educators gathered at the museum of science last week to hear from Gov. Deval Patrick and Secretary of Education Matthew Malone.

Public health and public works officials were busy Friday, after the region had been deluged by almost steady rainfall Thursday and overnight.

A flood watch issued by the National Weather Service Thursday was expected to remain in place through today for Southern New England, including parts of Worcester County.

If you drive out of Boston over the Leonard P. Zakim Bridge, the first exit brings you to Sullivan Square at the Charlestown/Somerville line.

This is the home of Palmer Fire Lt. Todd Warren, where there was a fire on Thursday night.

A Warren man with a lengthy criminal record was charged with impersonating a police officer after a couple who were birdwatching told police he threatened to arrested them for failing to park between the painted lines at a desolate Brookfield boat ramp in March.

Nearly $1 trillion in student loans are outstanding nationwide and those graduating from Massachusetts colleges carry an average of $27,000 in student loan debt.

I'm not sure how four days went by without us posting this video but better late than never.

PALMER - Town Council President Philip J. Hebert told the crowd gathered at the War Memorial at Converse Middle School at Monday's Memorial Day service that no words could ever express the gratitude and respect he has for veterans.

Maybe it's the four major climbs, or the technical sections that test a mountain biker's riding skills.