HOLDEN — It’s been more than 11 years since the Thibodeau family lost their 12-year-old son Josh after he collapsed while playing soccer. Although the pain is still a constant and heartbreaking presence in their lives, they remain committed to channeling their grief into doing something good through the foundation created in his name.
HOLDEN — Information sessions are planned in advance of a fall special town meeting with several articles for voters to weigh in on, from recreation to street improvements. The Oct.
RUTLAND — The final concert of the Rutland 300th Anniversary Committee’s FridayConcertontheCommon series is slated for Sept. 30, with The Midnight Riders, sponsored by Cornerstone Bank. The band will play starting at 6 p.m. At 5 p.m., select local talents have been invited to perform an open mic session. The concert is free. Festival of Forgotten Arts RUTLAND — The Rutland Historical Society is seeking crafters and artists of the forgotten arts to participate in their annual Fall Festival of the Forgotten Arts on Saturday, Oct. 15, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information, contact Sheila Judkins at sljwheeler@gmail.com.
PAXTON — Have you ever been interested in the life and experiences of a whale? Well, this is your chance to learn. On Wednesday, Oct.
WACHUSETT — The Boston Marathon Jimmy Fund Walk presented by Hyundai is slated for Sunday, Oct. 2.
Danielle Ray STERLING – The dog days of summer arrived early for Gregg and Margaret von Sternberg when they were presented with the opportunity to show one of their beloved golden retrievers in the Westminster Kennel Club 146th Annual Dog…
HOLDEN - Visitors to Trout Brook Recreation Area will soon have the option to utilize a three-part fitness station being installed along the trail by a local Scout for his Eagle Scout project. Brendan Kelly, 17, hopes to complete the project sometime early to mid-October.
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BOYLSTON — Enchanted Forest: Nature-Inspired Fairy Houses by Sally J. Smith is on display now at New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill. This “magical” exhibit, on view through Oct. 30, is sure to transport garden visitors into the world of the fairies. Featuring a fabulous display of intricately designed, nature- inspired fairy houses, this immersive exhibit will welcome visitors of all ages to explore the wonder of the natural world as the seasons change.
HOLDEN — After falling to Franklin High, the Wachusett Regional High School varsity football’s perennial nemesis, one week prior, the green and white took to the field Sept. 16 for a home matchup with Fitchburg High seeking their first victory in the early goings of the 2022 season.