Sep 29, 2009 | Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Open house provides a look at green energy
Robert Rand has been using the sun's rays as an alternative energy source for more than 30 years.
Irish director shares an American tale
As soon as legendary Irish director Vincent Dowling heard about the 463-seat Abby Theatre at the Cultural Center of Eagle Hill in Hardwick, a rivalry was in progress.
Memorial set for hunter lost in 2008 Idaho trip
Just over a year after he disappeared while hunting in Idaho, friends, family and fellow state troopers will gather tomorrow for a memorial Mass in Belchertown and ceremony at the Quabbin Reservoir to remember retired state police Capt.
Mass. lawmakers having 2nd thoughts about specialty license plates
In a time of cell phone cameras and angry taxpayers, many elected leaders on Beacon Hill are shunning the type of specialty license plate that gave away a state legislator who bought alcohol in tax-free New Hampshire.
State Sen. Stephen M. Brewer, D-Barre, will hold office hours 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sept.
Resiliency in Challenging Times
Posted by Philip Ryan in : Buddhism , Buddhist Teachings , Retreats , trackback Sharon Salzberg and cop-turned-dharma-teacher Cheri Maples are running a daylong retrea t at the New York Insight Center on something that we could all surely use more of: Resiliency in challenging times.
Western Mass. lawmakers defend bill that would give health officials...
By DAN RING dring@repub.com BOSTON - State legislators are defending a bill that would give public health officials some strong powers over individual liberties if an emergency is declared to contain swine flu.
Vt. Insight Meditation Center plans daylong retreat, 'Compassion and Yoga'
A daylong retreat on "Compassion and Yoga" is set for Sunday, Sept. 27, at the Vermont Insight Meditation Center.
An article appearing in yesterday's Boston Globe suggests a new trend among young adults: meditation.
District paying bills a month at a time
The Quabbin Regional School District is paying its bills one month at a time on the basis of a fiscal 2010 budget of nearly $33 million that three of the five district towns have rejected as being too costly.
I think a gaming bill will be before the Legislature this fall and will likely have enough votes to pass.