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Apple Tree Arts stages a oePeter Pan and Wendya May 17 in Grafton
Apple Tree Arts stages "Peter Pan and Wendy" at 7 p.m. May 17 at the Grafton Middle School, 22 Providence Road.
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Easton Obituary: 53-Year Easton Resident E. Louise Vose
From Kane Funeral Home: E. Louise Vose, 87, a resident of Easton for 53 years, died Thursday, May 9, 2013 at the LydiaTaft House in Uxbridge after a period of failing health.
Church of the End Times teen follower sentenced
In a highly emotional sentencing hearing at which one man was ejected from the courtroom and the defendant refused to comply with the terms of her sentencing conditions, a Worcester District Court judge sentenced a follower of the Church of the End Times to one year supervised probation for assaulting an Uxbridge police officer.
Chelmsford Drinking Water Wins Accolade
Water, water, everywhere..... but Chelmsford's is the best. Okay... that might not be how that line goes, but Chelmsford residents can take pride in the fact that the stuff coming out of their faucets is coming from a system that earned a Public Water System Award from the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection .
Holliston 911 Calls Include OUI Arrests, Harassment-by-Singing
Thursday, May 2 9:07 a.m.: Police followed up on a harassment investigation on Beverly Circle, and advised a person about possible court action.
Reliant ReadyMED clinic set to open in Auburn
According to Murphy's Law, what can go wrong, will go wrong. But if what goes wrong is an injury or illness that happens during the evening or on weekends, are there options other than going to the emergency room? Four years ago, Reliant Medical Group opened a ReadyMED clinic in a former video store on 222 Boston Turnpike in Shrewsbury.
Savers Bank contributes $1,000 to Southbridge Cops 'N' Kids
Savers Bank has announced a $1,000 donation to the Southbridge Police Department's Cops 'N' Kids program.
Valley Tech students capture 27 state championship medals
Students from across the Commonwealth competed against the "best of the best" at the SkillsUSA Massachusetts State Leadership and Skills Conference recently held at Blackstone Valley Regional Vocational Technical High School.
Timothy S. Mino, 25, of 16 Manty Court, Templeton, was placed on probation for 2 years after pleading guilty to intimidation of a witness.
Uxbridge Man Charged with Heroin Possession, Intent to Distribute
Milford Police detectives charged a 20-year-old man Friday night with drug offenses after finding 17 baggies of heroin in his backpack, which was searched after his arrest on a shoplifting warrant.
Cub Scout Pack 25 helps with River Bend Farm Earth Day Cleanup
On April 21, members of Cub Scout Pack 25 joined in to help the Blackstone River Watershed Association with its annual river shoreline cleanup at River Bend Farm in Uxbridge.
Uxbridge Supports Our Troops hosts successful benefit fundraiser
Recently, people crowded the Uxbridge V.F.W. to show support for local troops stationed state-side and overseas.
Dan Stefanilo Memorial Track and Trails Race slated in Uxbridge
Spring is here! It's time to put away those well-worn snow boots and break out your running shoes! The Uxbridge Education Foundation is excited to announce the first Dan Stefanilo Memorial Track and Trails Race at the new Uxbridge High School on May 18.
Narrow gap stonewalls access to Uxbridge soccer fields
In a move to stem road - or parking lot - rage and improve safety at the town's "100 Acre Lot" on Sutton Street, selectmen voted Monday to authorize a Recreation Committee subcommittee to explore improving access to the parking lot.
Uxbridge residents suspicious of gravel operation
Hecla Street residents spoke to selectmen Monday against what they say is an unauthorized gravel-removal business, bringing heavy trucks, noise and windswept dirt to their neighborhood.
Sutton Police offer residents risk assessment as break-ins rise
Property theft, though less traumatic than violent crime, can be wrenching for those whose valuables are stolen from the presumed safety of their home.