Sterling News

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

Paula Meola Dance & Performing Arts of Sterling presents 'The Nutcracker,' Saturday, Dec.

Clinton Savings Bank is teaming up with two local charities to meet the growing need for food this holiday season.

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

A Charlton man faces charges of attempted murder and assault and battery after allegedly attacking his girlfriend.

For Mary Devaney, long life just runs in her family. Her father, Patrick Sullivan, an Irish immigrant, lived to be 104, so she attributes some of her longevity to good genes.

In conjunction with the ghost stories and the coloring contest, the Coulter Press, publishers of The Item, ran an unscramble the words contest.

The Patrick-Murray Administration, through the Department of Conservation and Recreation , is awarding Volunteer Fire Assistance grants to 45 towns across the Commonwealth.

Westboro Man gets jail term for drunken driving WESTBORO - A Marlboro man found guilty on his fourth drunken driving offense was sentenced to two years in jail yesterday in Westboro District Court.

Congratulations go out to Leominster's Andrew Hudson for winning Week 5 of the Sentinel & Enterprise NFL Pick'em Contest with a record of 8-2. Hudson, who has won at least one week in the contest in each of the past three seasons, barely edged out Sterling's Bill Brassard and the patients at Burbank Rehabilitation Center .

What is wrong with this picture? On Friday, Oct. 16, Marion Mahal of Sterling walks past autumn leaves covered with snow along the Wachusett Mountain auto road.

Michael P. Dreslinski denied responsibility for a series of fires he was charged with setting when questioned by police after his Aug.

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

Game day in Week 5 of the Sentinel & Enterprise NFL Pick'em Contest has arrived with a couple new faces and a new wrinkle in the reader portion of the contest.

When you're 96, the body just doesn't bend and fold the way it used to. June Bent discovered that this week trying to squeeze herself into the cockpit of a two-seater sailplane.

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.

There's a special kind of pleasure that comes from being 3,000 feet in the air, riding on nothing but the wind.

Hours before they allegedly vandalized and burned a railroad bungalow in the tiny town of Florida two years ago, Michael P. Dreslinski and John Rousseau of Clinton visited a police station in another Western Massachusetts community, a jury was told yesterday.

During the recent Taste of Wachusett, visitors voted for their favorite foods from 42 Wachusett area vendors.