Holland News

Wooly Thoughts , by Pat Ashforth and Steve Plummer, creates geometrical, mathematical knitted and crocheted designs with amazing perspective.

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POWERED Haller, McLaren, Monti, and Keithline. The Killdevils have been kicking around the area to much acclaim over the past six years.

Charlton Street School Principal Bryant C. Montigny was found not guilty of driving under the influence of alcohol today at his bench trial at Dudley District Court.

After a long-running dispute with town and state environmental officials, owners of a Mashapaug Road property at Hamilton Reservoir have been fined $75,000 each for wetlands violations, while being ordered to stop excavating and to restore the site to its previous conditions.

Wooly Thoughts by Pat Ashforth and Steve Plummer creates geometrical, mathematical knitted and crocheted designs with amazing perspective.

Gov. Deval L. Patrick yesterday vowed not to cut local aid or Chapter 70 school aid, but local officials say cities and towns will still feel the effects of the governor's midyear budget cuts.

Worcester Driver faces charges in 7-car smashup WORCESTER - A Penn Avenue man is facing several motor vehicle charges after police said his car struck five parked cars and slammed into another car on Shrewsbury Street Sunday night.

Sept. 17, Polly W. Murphy sold 24 South Rd. to Joanna L. Cole for $750,000. Oak Bluffs Sept.

A wallet was reported stolen from a vehicle on Essex Street at 6:04 p.m. Friday Police responded at 10:25 a.m. to a report of stolen money and Social Security card on Brimbal Avenue.

Sturbridge is almost like an island to me. Everybody in Sturbridge supports each other.

Former Holland Police Chief Kevin P. Gleason is under investigation by state police detectives in the office of District Attorney William M. Bennett, it was confirmed today.

State police say a 66-year-old man shot while in a craft tent at the Woodstock Fair may have been hit by a bullet fired by a policeman.

So whose farm is it? That seems to be the question surrounding Monday's arrest of outspoken Holland resident James P. LaMountain.

State environmental police arrested a Lake Ridge Drive man who was found in possession of wild turkeys in a pen.

One person was injured by a bullet at the Woodstock Fairgrounds. It happened around 1:30 Monday afternoon.

Pilot Mark Horan was flying his 1940 J-FA cub cruiser over Wales and Holland just after 6:00 p.m. Thursday, when the engine gave out.

A pilot experiencing mechanical problems landed his 1940 J-58 Piper Cub plane in a "controlled crash" in a field off Union Road here on Thursday night, according to state police.

It was all done with armor and protective gear, but people got to shoot one another to raise cash for a good cause.