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Ingano gets three-year contract
School Superintendent Terrance Ingano, appointed in August to replace Gerry Gaw, had his first contract signed and delivered by the School Committee Tuesday night.
WEEI contributor and former All-Pro defensive lineman Fred Smerlas.
The Boston College and NFL standout told the Herald yesterday he's calling for a truce with the young opponents, who accused the gridiron greats of playing dirty and talking dirtier.
1932 Ford Five-Window Coupe - Remembering The Apache
All of us have a story about the one that got away, not the fish but rather the hot rod.
Energy savings will have to wait
An ongoing discussion on whether to hire Bolton-based RS Energy to recoup energy savings at the School Department was almost completed at Tuesday's School Committee meeting.
Stow Company Hit With DEP Fine
The Massachusetts Department of Envrionmental Protection has cited J. Melone & Sons Inc .
Nashoba gets OK to spend deficiency
This week, the Massachusetts Legislature passed legislation as part of the FY09 deficiency budget that will allow the Nashoba Regional School District to use its reserve funds for operating expenses over the course of the next four fiscal years.
The annual commemoration of the April 19, 1775, Battle at Lexington Green - with its "Don't Tread on Me" slogans and tea dumping tax protest - seemed a particularly auspicious time for Celia S. Hyde to join Oath Keepers, a new group dedicated to upholding the U.S. Constitution.
Representative Kate Hogan's Voter Survey
Dear Third Middlesex Voter: I hope you will ake some time in the next week to respond to this questionnaire.
Lancaster town meeting OKs revised budget
Voters at a Special Town Meeting Monday night adopted a balanced budget of $15,707,998. The crowd of about 50 people voted at Mary Rowlandson Elementary School in a hand count to pass the Fiscal Year 2010 budget with no objections.
Boston : All Work and No Play For Ben Affleck On Set In Boston
If you were in Boston over the weekend, you may have thought someone got hijacked on the Charlestown Bridge, but it was actually just Ben Affleck causing all of the commotion.
Not every public agency meeting is a thrill, but yesterday, the Massachusetts School Building Authority made Scott S. Lazo of Southbridge one happy man.
Vintage military aircraft at Stewart Airport
NEW WINDSOR - The 'veteran' aircraft are coming to Stewart International Airport.
School officials say changes will save money on insurance
Nashoba Regional School District officials say changing the way the district buys health insurance for employees will lessen the increase district employees will face for health-care coverage.
HIV-AIDS awareness trek in Mass. enters 2nd decade
It has no corporate sponsors, paid staff, or advertising. But the 500-mile Ride FAR bicycle trek for AIDS and HIV awareness has lasted two decades and raised more than $1 million.
Apple orchards get a boost from wet summer
"The rain was actually beneficial to us," said Gerard Beirne, owner of Berlin Orchards, where dozens of families are enjoying hayrides and apple picking this weekend.
The big return to school seems to have gone smoothly in area towns. Clinton, Nashoba Regional and Wachusett Regional all returned this week.
New England Legend John Dowd Lands on Southwick Podium with the Help of Pirelli
Under consistent rain and treacherous conditions, MX-338 lived up to its billing as one of the most difficult circuits on the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship schedule.
Progress report from Rep. Kate Hogan
My first six months as Bolton's state representative have been quite challenging.
The town's Recreation Department is hosting the Middlesex West Chamber of Commerce's summer celebration at NARA Park from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. July 28.
A local link to national legend?
A recent discovery that a Princeton native might have had an impact on Henry David Thoreau's writing of his 'Walk to Wachusett' essay in 1843 will be explored tomorrow in a presentation by Robert M. Young, 64, of Leominster.