Millbury News

Charlton Fire Captain Kerry J. Mason, who had been facing a charge of assault and battery, has been placed on pre-trial probation and is currently working.

State Rep. Todd M. Smola, R-Palmer, and state Sen. Michael Moore, D-Millbury, have been named Legislators of the Year by the Massachusetts Police Association.

Worcester Central District Court Criminal and Traffic Sessions Judge Paul L. McGill James Russell, 55, of 86 Chester St., Worcester, charged with driving while under the influence of alcohol or .08 percent, continued to Dec.

A city woman was arrested early this morning after allegedly crashing a stolen sport utility vehicle into a car and another sport utility vehicle on Main Street.

The Department of Public Utilities has agreed to reopen rate hearings for Aquarion Water Co.'s customers in Oxford and Millbury.

Douglas Police officer faces domestic assault charge DOUGLAS - A veteran police officer is scheduled for a Dec.

A Massachusetts woman charged with stealing $225,000 from the Boy Scouts has been released on personal recognizance.

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For every legislative session in the past 12 years, a bill setting a nurse-to-patient ratio in the state's hospitals has come before the state Legislature.

A Millbury woman accused of stealing about $225,000 from the Mohegan Council of the Boy Scouts of America is scheduled to be arraigned Monday in Worcester Superior Court.

Paul P. Clancy Jr. will continue on as dean of the City Council. Mr. Clancy, a retired Millbury High School English teacher, easily retained his District 3 council seat yesterday, defeating two-time Worcester County sheriff candidate Frank A. Beshai.

It's simple bread and butter neighborhood issues - like street and sidewalk repair - that are at the heart of the battle for the District 3 City Council seat, with both candidates promising to fight to improve the quality of life for area residents.

Not too many miles from western Massachusetts Hundreds of students are sick, and school officials don't want the problem to get worse.

Workers picked up meat and debris from yesterday's early-morning toll plaza crash.

A fire destroyed a Boston Road home, and a firefighter was injured while battling the blaze yesterday afternoon.

The cause of an Oct. 16 fire that destroyed a local police officer's home is under investigation by the state fire marshal's office, although the blaze is not thought to be of suspicious origin.

For months, those entering Worcester via its southern gateway along Route 146 have watched the steadily growing mound of fill that covers the old Greenwood Street landfill.

This may sound self-serving, but I have a suggestion for the correction officers at the Worcester County Jail and House of Correction.

'I feel like I'm 16 again,' said Gina Iadarola of Sutton, wiping down one of the large round tables at the Mustard Seed soup kitchen and pantry where as many as 150 would gather later in the day for a free meal.

Ann Marie Legge of Grafton huddles up in the chilly bleachers with her daughter, Rosemarie Legge, 14, a Grafton High School student, as they watch Grafton High play the Millbury High School girls soccer team at the homecoming game yesterday afternoon in Grafton.