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Hundreds of lakes and ponds on the state's list of great ponds should be accessible, under law, to the public.
Joint television board seeks volunteers
The newly-formed public access television board, known as Sterling-Lancaster Community Television , held a meeting recently at the Butterick Municipal Building in Sterling.
Lets start off this week of live music with our favorite place for local sounds, The Lucky Dog, on Thursday, December 10, where you'll find super fun 80s alternative cover band Flock Of Assholes, along with Enjoy a night of folkie bluegrass with Yarn along with Brothers McCann and Addison Station at Tammany Hall.
Recycling Center opens tomorrow
After nearly three years of planning, the Wachusett Regional Recycling Collection Center will hold its inaugural collection tomorrow.
'Female incarnation of George Bailey'
Cindy Cannon, of Sterling, owner of Sunrise Boutique in Clinton, has been named the first George Bailey award winner from the Wachusett Chamber of Commerce.
Ailing mom needs help from Santa
A mother with cancer is going through chemotherapy. It is important she concentrate on her health and not worry about her three young children receiving toys this Christmas.
Fitchburg Federal money funds firefighting positions FITCHBURG - Federal grant money for public safety is sparing two more firefighters from layoffs and will help hire six more, but budgetary benefits from the money, the mayor says, extend beyond paying salaries.
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Pair get more than a little time
Two Massachusetts men were sentenced Monday to 15-year prison terms for torching a Berkshire County railroad facility and the Worcester County birthplace of the woman who allegedly inspired the nursery rhyme "Mary Had a Little Lamb." In addition to incarceration, John Rousseau and Michael Dreslinski were ordered to serve lengthy probation sentences ...
For some people, there is shame in losing their memory. And in some cases, there is fear.
The four-bedroom home on Main Street is designed to look like an old Colonial. Stepping from the farmer's porch into Anne and Rocky Trotto's family room, one focuses immediately on the long antique maple table in the kitchen.
Local developer gets $1.1 million grant
It took more than three years, but developer Jim Whitney on Friday heard the news he'd been waiting for -- the state awarded a $1.1 million grant to Whitney's Southgate Business Park, which will be used to start building a road in the development.
Clinton native stars as 'Peter Pan'
'Peter Pan,' presented by Theatre at the Mount of Gardner, will fly into Gardner for Thanksgiving weekend for 6 performances.
Everyone urged to remember veterans' service
Local residents cheered and waved at veterans who marched down Main Street Sunday for the American Legion Post 189 Veterans Day ceremonies.
Sterling Municipal Light Department has announced some power line repairs. In the Northwest corner of Sterling, contract line crews will be working with the Sterling Municipal Light Department and will be repairing lines from Heywood Road up to Justice Hill Cutoff on both Rowley Hill Road and Justice Hill Road.
Cut in bus aid leaves five towns worried about filling budget gap
Officials from towns of the Wachusett Regional School District agreed yesterday that it is going to be hard to fund their portion of new assessments.
Second man convicted in paper mill fire
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, WHEAT, CARE team up for food drive
Clinton Savings Bank is teaming up with two local charities to meet the growing need for food this holiday season.
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