Holden News

A jury today has found a second man guilty of setting an abandoned Erving paper mill on fire.

That's the definition of discrimination. You are a regional student, you get a cut.

Where : Green Rooster coffeehouse, United Congregational Church, 6 Institute Road, Worcester When : 8 p.m. Saturday How much : $10 Tom Woodbury is learning how to push the envelope.

If you're contemplating buying a house, new windows, a heating system or a new car, now is as good a time as any, say area accountants and financial planners.

After a stint in Los Angeles working for Entertainment Tonight and The Insider, Worcester native Katelyn Tivnan has returned to her hometown as an anchor and reporter at WCTR Charter TV3 's Worcester News Tonight.

Win or lose, there's one group on the political spectrum who will be relieved after Election Day is over: the candidates' families.

Artists, dealers, enthusiasts and superheroes of all ages and levels of experience gathered Saturday and Sunday for Boston Comic-Con at the Back Bay Events Center.

While the organizers of DownStreet Art didn't see a major increase in the overall number of visitors they had hoped for, the four-month long art program did have its successes.

A state police trooper was seriously injured Monday morning while responding to a car crash on Route 290 westbound, near the Plantation Street Exit 22 in Worcester.

A state trooper was seriously hurt when his cruiser rolled over in Worcester Monday morning.

Massachusetts State Police Trooper Edward Bruso has been released from the University of Massachusetts Medical Center in Worcester, where he was treated after his cruiser rolled over this morning on Route 290 westbound, near exit 22 in Worcester.

A global positioning system tracking device that police surreptitiously installed on Michael P. Dreslinski's pickup truck placed the vehicle at the scenes of four fires that Mr.

Students' innermost secrets are exhibited for everyone to see this month at the Bowes Gallery at Wachusett Regional High School.

STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, OCT. 14, 2009.....A regulated, taxed marijuana trade could help bolster the state's economy, advocates for legal marijuana said Wednesday at a Revenue Committee hearing.

Rexam, a global consumer packaging company, said today it will close its plastic packaging manufacturing plant at 100 Industrial Drive.

Tuesday, Sept. 8 Judge Martha Brennan Lisa Mura , 28, of 386 Main St., #5, Hudson, operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license, subsequent offense, dismissed upon payment of $100 in court costs.

As a visitor to Swaziland, Africa, five years ago, Cynthia A. Baker of Clinton said she was struck by how few adults were around.

More than two years after the alleged arsons, Clinton resident Michael Dreslinski's trial in Worcester Superior Court has gotten under way.

Domenica Tatasciore, a Holden resident, has accepted the position of Town Planner.

An article submitted by citizens' petition that would have asked the state Legislature to allow recall elections was killed last night when special town meeting voters accepted a motion by the Board of Selectmen to take no action.