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Westford, Dunstable water depts. honored
Water departments in Westford and Dunstable were honored at the Bristol County Agricultural High School in Dighton as part of Drinking Water Awards Day on June 25.
Religion: Parishes in Pepperell, Groton to merge
And then there were 291. The Archdiocese of Boston, which had 357 parishes back in 2002, is consolidating another pair of parishes tomorrow.
Groton residents can sound off on cable deal
Channel 12 may soon be no longer synonymous with community access TV. Verizon plans to designate three different channels on its own FiOS-TV for public access, educational access and governmental access programs once the town grants the company a cable license.
Leominster's Collelea fires a no-hitter
Before Thursday evening's tilt with visiting Groton-Dunstable, Leominster Senators hurler Steve Collelea said he hadn't taken the hill in almost a week and a half.
Mass. tweaks school-year makeup policy
Barring a repeat of the 2008-2009 school year's unlucky convergence of ice storm-related power outages and the swine- flu scare, local school districts probably won't have to concern themselves with the new 180-day school-year policy issued by the state Department of Education on Tuesday.
Finger Lakes Tour: Please see below for details. Monday, June 22 5 p.m., Economic Development Committee, 1st- floor meeting room 6:30 p.m., Board of Selectmen, senior center 6:30 p.m., Zoning Board of Appeals, senior center Tuesday, June 23 GPL Book Group: 6:30 p.m., "Knockemstiff "by Donale Ray Pollack.
Wayward cows leave Mass. farm, walk 5 miles to NH
Two wayward cows decided to abandon their Massachusetts farm and walk at least five miles into New Hampshire, generating 911 calls from drivers.
Police probe of 2-vehicle Hollis crash continuing
Police are continuing to investigate an accident that left a young motorcyclist seriously injured, following a collision with a truck at the intersection of routes 111 and 111A on Saturday.
Greater Lowell Tech gives communities $422G busing break
To ease the financial burden on municipalities, the Greater Lowell Technical High School Committee voted to eliminate the transportation assessment for its district communities.
Genovese: Ask what you can do to make things better Groton-Dunstable graduates 198
By all accounts, the Groton-Dunstable Regional High School graduating class of 2009 was one bursting at the seams with talent.
School funding gets OK n Dunstable
Special Town Meeting last night resoundingly approved the $52,070 increased assessment for the Groton-Dunstable Regional School District.
Groton's Michael Linzey becomes an Eagle Scout
Groton resident Michael Linzey has attained the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest rank in Scouting.
Art replaces graffiti along Groton rail trail
What was once an eyesore on the rail trail in Groton is now a colorful work of art.
Groton-Dunstable Regional High Class of 2009
The following were graduated from Groton-Dunstable Regional High School: Also, Lauren DeHaven Rooney, Sean Padraic Rooney Jr, Gregory George Rosa, Brenden Timothy Ross, Ashlyn Elizabeth Roy, Hannah Marie Ruest, Stephanie Jean Sain, , Ryan Radcliffe Schembechler, Abby Elizabeth Schommer, Thomas McIntire Semeraro, Michael Christopher Shea, Michael ...
Busser, Giggey named Groton-Dunstable scholar leaders
Two eighth-grade students were chosen to represent Groton-Dunstable Regional Middle School at the annual Massachusetts Scholar Leader Dinner on Thursday, June 4, at the Radisson Center of New Hampshire in Manchester.
Dracut says no money for GLTHS
The town's $61.5 million budget was significantly trimmed last night when Town Meeting overwhelmingly voted to take $2.5 million away from the Greater Lowell Technical High School, leaving them without funding from the town.
Tantasqua's Dan Kemp dives in a failed attempt to snag a ground ball near second base.
GDSTEM selling review workbooks
GDSTEM is selling SummerSkills Sharpeners, high-impact review workbooks for math , language arts , and Spanish or French review .
Principal finalists being interviewed
Two finalists for Souhegan High School principal have been chosen. Today, Sue M. Gee and Joseph P. Dillon will be interviewed throughout the day at the high school by groups of students, parents, faculty and administrators.
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