Thursday Jul 2 | Telegram & Gazette
Earlier fox bite reported nearby
Barry Blomgren called his sister Melanie Lombardi Monday night and told her she would not believe what happened to him.
Windmills keep area farms going
Before heading out into the soft rain to mark with a ribbon cutting the installation of his farm's 15-watt Proven Wind turbine, Al Rose said he started planning for this when he took over his family's apple farm in 2001.
Memorial service for Doug Ingalls
A memorial service was held last night for Doug Ingalls, an English teacher at Wachusett Regional High School.
The Burnside Court series at the Hanover Theatre brings together both the audience and performers directly on the stage with an intimate, lounge act feel, and this year's series kicks off with EJ Ouellette & his band Crazy Maggy on Thursday, June 25 .
Quabbin scenery is fit for a King
Century riders will tackle about 6,000 feet of climbing at the annual King's Tour of the Quabbin next Sunday.
Helen F. Viner, curator of the Rutland Historical Society, looks into a solitary confinement cell.
Cape Cod Child Development has received a $20,000 grant from the CVS Caremark Charitable Trust.
'Iron Brides' will test local woman's relationship mettle
"Iron Brides" sounds like a television show about female body builders tying the knot.
...Vital records of Rutland, Massachusetts, to the end of the year 1849
Text Archive > American Libraries > ...Vital records of Rutland, Massachusetts, to the end of the year 1849 ...Vital records of Rutland, Massachusetts, to the end of the year 1849 Description Book digitized by Google from the library of Harvard University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.
Builders cranking down the square footage
Driving through The Highlands, a suburban housing development in Rutland, is like tracing the history of homebuyer demand.
Wachusett April Fools' Day vandals sentenced
Ten Wachusett Regional High School seniors received their sentences this afternoon in Leominster District Court on vandalism charges in connection with an April Fools' Day spray-painting incident.
Ashburnham Vitone wins election to succeed Gagnon ASHBURNHAM - Despite the near 90-degree weather yesterday, 682 voters turned out for a two-way race between a businessman and stay-at-home mother vying for the selectmen's seat.
Officials outline impact of overrides
With two overrides and a debt exclusion question on the annual town election ballot May 11, the Board of Selectmen and Finance Committee met to discuss how the town would handle the budget if the questions fail.
DAV official to assist with claims, appeals
The medical van owned by Veterans Hospice Homestead of Fitchburg has the following schedule this week: *Tuesday: Clinton Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 523 , 10 Allen St., Clinton, 10 to 11:30 a.m.; Massachusetts Shelter for Homeless Veterans , 69 Grove St., Worcester, noon to 3 p.m. {smallbox}Wednesday: Quinsigamond Village Community Center , 16 ...
Ten students face charges in vandalism
Ten Wachusett Regional High School seniors were arraigned on vandalism charges yesterday in connection with an April Fools' Day spray-painting prank.
Irate driver picks on wrong man
A 32-year-old Oakham man who was allegedly tailgating a Jeep Cherokee, then wielded a 16-inch plumber's wrench and shouted at the Jeep's driver, picked the wrong guy to hassle: Police Chief Donald A. Haapakoski.
'Wolfman' not guilty of 6 of 7 charges
A jury this week found Rutland's so-called Wolfman not guilty on six of seven charges related to allegations of trespassing, public drinking and breaking in to a vehicle.
Finding the right camp Finding
It will be months before local students have shoveled the snow days out of their schedule, but the summer camp industry is already preparing - and hoping - for children's arrival.
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