By Ken Cleveland Landmark Correspondent The state senate seat Ann Gobi gave up to take the role of the Massachusetts director of rural affairs will be filled in the Nov. 7 special election. Voters will choose between Peter Durant, who…
By Ken Cleveland Landmark Correspondent RUTLAND — The Halloween Fun event at the Rutland Free Public Library, 280 Main St., will have a costume parade and activities, but the visitors will have plenty of chances to leave with a book…
PAXTON — The Paxton Historical Commission will award the Boston Post Cane to the oldest member of the Paxton community at a ceremony at the John Bauer Senior Center, 17 West St., on Sunday, Oct. 22, at 2 p.m. Linwood…
By Ken Cleveland Landmark Correspondent HOLDEN — A documentary led Eileen Charbonneau to delve into another historic topic, resulting in her latest novel, The Folklorist. Charbonneau, a Holden resident who writes under the name of Eileen O’Finlan, took the idea…
By John Orrell Landmark Correspondent HOLDEN – Simply call it araskavedekatriaphobia (fear of Friday the 13th) or any cogent reason imaginable for letting a 25-7 lead slip away. That’s what the football gods had in store for the Wachusett Regional…
NORTH BROOKFIELD — Second Chance Animal Services, a nonprofit dedicated to improving the welfare of animals, has performed its 75,000th low-cost spay and neuter surgery, marking a significant milestone in its ongoing efforts to create healthier communities for pets. This…
Growing a CSA PRINCETON — The Princeton Agricultural Commission is presenting Growing a CSA – Rattle Root Farm, at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 25, in the Town Hall Annex. Raising vegetables is hard work and demands consistent attention during the…
FIRE Sterling Sept. 15-21 Sept. 17 12:03 p.m.: Interstate 190 Expressway, motor vehicle accident. 12:48 p.m.: Redstone Hill Road, motor vehicle lockout. 3:33 p.m.: Clinton Road, motor vehicle accident. Sept. 18 2:06 p.m.: Boutelle Road, public service. During this period,…
