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Car crashes into service shop windows
A Toyota Camry came out of a turn from Waterville Street, kept going and crashed into Sam's Auto Services, 50 North Main St., just a few minutes before 8 last night.
Civil practice - Motion for summary judgment - 'Reach and apply' defendant
Where a plaintiff filed a contract action against a defendant, alleging to be owed sums for rental equipment, labor and materials, the defendant defaulted and saw judgment entered against it, the plaintiff has ...
Railroad plan worrying residents
As gently as they could, state and federal officials told a group of residents that there isn't much they can do to stop the Grafton and Upton Railroad from being used as a freight line again.
Mass. cigarette tax could jump $1 per pack
Massachusetts smokers may have to start digging a little deeper in their wallets as soon as this week.
Grafton postal clerk was Good Samaritan
On June 13, I had the misfortune of getting a flat tire. I pulled into the parking lot of the North Grafton post office.
Rats! And mice, fish, birds ...
Massachusetts is facing a potential shortage of workers capable of caring for the fish, mice and other animals used in medical experiments at companies and academic laboratories, according to a report from the ...
For the past 183 shows, Rick Schultze and Bill Robidoux have had to turn the lights on, flip a switch and do what they do best - talk.
Robert H. Fournier, 75, a lifelong resident of Holden, passed away on Friday, June 20, in the presence of his loving family at Saint Vincent Hospital, after a courageous battle with lung cancer.
Another bear killed near Interstate 290
For the second time in less than 20 days, a state Environmental Police officer had to shoot and kill a black bear in the area of Interstate 290, this time on Sunday morning in Auburn.
Monitoring loons benefits state's waterways
Known for its haunting wail and remote habitat, the common loon is also the state's best barometer to determine the health of its aquatic system.
Summertime, and the living ....
After a five-year stint as the voice of "Jazz Matinee," heard over WICN Radio, Monica Hatch left the show to concentrate on her music.
Orphaned 'Bambi' Nursed Back To Health
A fawn is being nursed back to health after he was orphaned when his mother was hit and killed by a car in central Massachusetts.
Fab food and music, too, at Taste of Shrewsbury Street
More than 40 businesses have signed on for the annual Taste of Shrewsbury Street from 5 to 9 p.m. June 24.
BioRealty Inc. to develop a 100-acre science park in Grafton
BioRealty Inc. has signed a development agreement with JM Holdings Inc. to build the Grafton Science Park in Grafton, Mass.
BioRealty Has 100-Acre Science Park on Tap for Mass.
June 5, 2008 Source: Boston Business Journal BioRealty Inc. and JM Holdings Inc.
State Senate candidates debate a debate schedule
By Shaun Sutner TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF ssutner@telegram.com After a lackluster start, the race to succeed state Sen.
Massachusetts Police Shoot 200-Pound Bear
THOMAS CAYWOOD, Telegram & Gazette Staff TELEGRAM & GAZETTE A state Environmental Police officer shot and killed a 200-pound adolescent male black bear yesterday morning, roughly 25 yards off Interstate 290 at ...
Monty Tech, North, Burncoat changing
By Jim Wilson TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF jimwilson@telegram.com It's been a busy week for Central Mass.
Looking for ways to keep your little thespian occupied this summer? Look no further, thanks to the bigger thespians and music-makers at the Pakachoag Community Music School .
Restored mill party planned by agency
The historic Whitin Mill circa 1826 and the 'Alternatives" mill behind are being renovated - the original mill will have artists spaces and 'Living History' demonstrations.