7 hrs ago | The Item Extra
He leaves his daughter, Moran Dziczek, with whom he lived; three brothers, Henry P. Dziczek Jr.
11 hrs ago | Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Worried about firefighter safety
A town firefighter safety committee, that has waited nearly a year for a resolution to ongoing problems with Fire Department communications, again asked selectmen to take action.
15 hrs ago | The Item Extra
Berlin Public Library 838-2812 HOURS: Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; closed Friday and Sunday.
19 hrs ago | The Item Extra
Clinton's Sam Alves is getting by on his 'Voice'
Editor's note: Today, The Item is publishing the first of a two-part story on Samuel Alves, a Clinton resident who recently appeared on 'The Voice.' Part one looks at his life leading up to the show.
22 hrs ago | Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Charlton, Clinton among towns scrutinizing ice cream vendors
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.
22 hrs ago | Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Sterling's vault neared completion on Wednesday, May 15. Celebrating the dedication are Selectman Brian Patacchiola, Architect Ferzin Engineer, Town Clerk Dawn Michanowicz, Vault Building Committee Chairman Don Murray, Ronald Furmaniuk, Jonathon Poulin and Selectman Paul Sushchyk.
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Marie Pulnik, of Clinton, shows a quilt she worked on, during the Bigelow Free Public Library's quilt show this weekend.
Their first mistake: Breaking into Fitchburg officer's house
Two alleged burglars chose the wrong home to break into late Tuesday night, as they quickly found that it belonged to a Fitchburg police officer who promptly apprehended them.
Hudson police log, May 24 edition
2, Hudson, for unlicensed operation of MV, MV lights violation. 11:38 a.m. Arrested, Alan Wayne Houde, 43, of 80 Park St., Clinton, for violation of abuse prevention order, malicious or wanton deface or damaging of property.
When : Through July 20 Where : Museum of Russian Icons, 203 Union St., Clinton How much : Admission: $7 adults; $5 seniors, 59 and older; $2 students and children ages 3-17. Free for children younger than 3. www.museumofrussianicons.org 598-5000. CLINTON - About a thousand little eyes - some much smaller than others as they diminish in size - stare ... (more)
Helping out at the annual Boylston Cub Scouts Pack 103 Mothers' Day plant sale on Saturday were Brownie Erika Lavallee, Jakweil Holden, Jakob Lavallee, Toby Peret and Patrick Marien.
Notaro and Cherubini honored for their commitment
Family is the foundation of life for both Susan Notaro and Paul Cherubini. The two stood as Tribute Honorees last Saturday thanks to their families, as both were nominated by their children.
SHORT STORY READING GROUP: will meet on Saturday, May 18, from 10:30 a.m. to noon, at Coffeelands Cafe, on High Street.
Clinton Singer Amanda Cote Achieving Early Success
Clinton's Amanda Cote is an up and coming star on the Central Mass music circuit.
Cecile "Ceil" Sharon, 70, of Marlborough, died Wednesday, May 8, 2013 at her home, surrounded by her family after a long battle with cancer.
Seniors enjoy Mother's Day feast at church
The conversation was lively, the food was delicious, and Frank MacGrory's chocolate ricotta cheesecake was a hit as more than 60 seniors partook of the First Church of Christ Unitarian's free Mother's Day supper Sunday afternoon.
Monday a big political day in Berlin, Bolton, Lancaster and Sterling
Amelia M. Gonyea , 18, of 106 Walnut St., Clinton, was arrested at 7:27 p.m. by Sgt.
Country Day School presents "King Midas and the Palace of Gold": King Midas is the powerful ruler who can think only of gold.