Charlton News

For the Mroczkowski family, the $3.2 million investment to revitalize their business at Stafford Street and Route 20 has been a "dream come true" that has forever changed the landscape of Charlton City.

Pfc. Trevor Olson , son of Mark and Mary Olson of Worcester, has graduated from Fort Bragg, Jackson, S.C. Marine Corps Pvt.

A wedding photographer who allegedly scammed a Waltham couple has been ordered to pay more $500,000 in restitution and penalties.

Cory Latino, 38, of 126 School House Road, Charlton, charged with driving with a suspended license, dismissed, $150 costs; and license plate violation, found not responsible.

The owner of a wedding videography company has been ordered to pay more than $500,000 in restitution, penalties and fees for scamming about 150 newlywed couples.

More than a decade of perseverance that spanned three superintendents culminated Monday with a ceremonial groundbreaking for the $73.8 million project to renovate and expand Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical High School.

If you plan to go biking with Tim Wolcott, you had better wear a life jacket. You won't see Tim on a Harley or some old Indian motorcycle racing down the highway on a hot summer day.

Thomas H. Flynn, M.D., 93, of Dartmouth, passed away, peacefully and with dignity Friday, May 24, 2013, at Charlton Memorial Hospital.

Two years after a tornado damaged her home, destroyed her family's barn and damaged or destroyed several other buildings at Hollow Brook Farm, Linda Weston is beginning to feel more hopeful and less anxiety, but the weather the past week did not inspire confidence.

Seeing the EF5 tornado hit Moore, Okla., and surrounding areas Monday stirred up some bad memories for Meg Twarowski of Brimfield.

Ice cream vendor Eric C. Cassim said he understands why people in his business would be subject to criminal background checks, but fingerprinting them might be going too far.

Delilah Charest stands with her son, Xzavier, and holds her daughter, Serenity, who was born with the help of some first responders earlier this month.

After two hours of discussion to retain a 19th police officer and to fully fund the Dudley-Charlton Regional School District, town meeting voters Monday adopted a $22.9 million general operating budget for the next fiscal year, which begins July 1. The meeting opened with $1,384,825 in the town's savings account, known as stabilization.