By Danielle Ray Landmark Correspondent STERLING — Members of the Sterling Fire Department paid a visit to The Virginia Thurston Healing Garden Cancer Support Center last month to present a $2,000 donation to the nonprofit organization. The donation made Dec.…
Holden Garden Club meeting HOLDEN — The Holden Garden Club will hold its next monthly meeting at the Holden Senior Center, 1130 Main St., at 6:45 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 1. Michele Schuckel, MBA, BSN, RN, Certified Master Gardener and owner…
FIRE Princeton Jan. 2 10:20 a.m.: Fire/inspection, Worcester Road. Propane tank inspection. 10:42 a.m.: 911 – Fire-EMS, Boylston Avenue. Person transported to hospital. Jan. 4 2:55 p.m.: Fire/inspection, Clearings Way. Propane inspection. Jan. 6 8:42 p.m.: Phone, fire-EMS, Sharon Drive.…
From the Holden Garden Club HOLDEN — The Holden Garden Club awards grants of up to $1,000 for the purpose of advancing student knowledge of natural sciences, horticulture, or the natural environment. Projects encourage ecological and conservation awareness and sustainable…
By John Orrell Landmark Correspondent HOLDEN — The sport is called swimming and diving for a reason, but too often the diving component of the sport can be overlooked, particularly at the high school level. Not so for this 2023-2024…
Girl Scouts cookie season is in full swing and with several troops in the Girl Scouts of Central Western Massachusetts area, the girls have you covered when it comes to the popular sweet treats. The Scouts will be bundling up…
By Ken Cleveland Landmark Correspondent HOLDEN — Holden has added some to the conservation restriction covering 14.7 acres in Worcester. The 15.5 acre Cooks Brook Headwaters Conservation Restriction hinged on the Jan. 8 vote by selectmen that applies to just…
By Danielle Ray Landmark Correspondent HOLDEN — It was easy to see how proud Arthur ‘AJ’ Dionne was of his accomplishments during his Eagle Scout Court of Honor, held Dec. 30 at the First Baptist Church on Main Street. During…
WORCESTER — The University of Massachusetts has announced that the top 10 percent of the Commonwealth’s future community college graduates will receive a minimum of $5,000 per year above federal and private financial aid if they enroll at one of…