Sunday Jun 16 | Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Driving around New England with 35 tons of stone and sand behind you isn't an easy way to make a living.
Army ranger from Dudley dies in training accident
A 21-year-old Army Ranger from Dudley died during a training exercise in Georgia on Thursday, a spokesman for the 75th Ranger Regiment said.
Dudley store destroyed by 2-alarm fire
A West Main Street convenience store was destroyed by a two-alarm fire Friday night.
Others ride in posh tour buses, with all the comforts of home. Some fledgling acts travel in minivans packed like sardine tins.
Melissa took my case, steered me through the legal system and state bureaucracy, and convinced the state that I was eligible for unemployment insurance.
Recently discovered blueprints to a revolutionary vehicle created by visionary engineer Buckminster Fuller are hitting the auction block this week in Chicago.
Portion of Dudley's West Main St. named after DiDonato
Anthony B. DiDonato Sr. was Dudley's longest-seated selectman when he died in 2011.
Granger receives Girl Scouts Appreciation Pin
Nicole Granger of Dudley was presented the Appreciation Pin at the Girl Scouts of Central & Western Massachusetts annual meeting and volunteer recognition dinner, held April 7 at the Castle of Knights Banquet and Meeting House in Chicopee.
Two years later: Still much to do on Hollow Road
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.
Budget cuts hit senior nutrition
Local agencies that operate Meals on Wheels programs are bracing for an expected reduction in the number of meals they can serve to seniors because of the so-called sequestration, which requires across-the-board federal budget cuts.
Original Plans For The Crazy Advanced Dymaxion Car Found In A House
We're huge fans of the crazy Dymaxion Car here at Jalopnik . It was so far ahead of its time before such a thing was even a phrase, and sadly only one survives.
He attended St. John's High School in Shrewsbury and Nichols College in Dudley. Mr. Burke owned and operated his own painting and wallpapering business for many years, JMB Painting.