By Danielle Ray Landmark correspondent HOLDEN — Dozens of town seniors and third-graders met face-to-face on May 31, a continuation of the Pen Pal program that has been going on for more than 30 years. The Pen Pal Meet and…
From the Norwottuck Network A study initiated by the Norwottuck Network to assess the benefits of the completion of the Massachusetts Central Rail Trail system predicts that general health and wellness would improve, and annual trail usage could quadruple, creating…
By Bill Marsh Item sports correspondent STERLING — The Brewers captured the George P. Gibbs Little League AAA championship, downing the Crusaders 4-3 in an edge-of-your-seat game. For the second consecutive year, the AAA season concluded with a double elimination…
By Bill Marsh Item sports correspondent STERLING — The Bruisers pocketed the George P. Gibbs Little League Majors division championship with a recent 12-4 victory over the Red Thunder at Maypother Field, sweeping the best-of-three series 2-0. In the title…
By Danielle Ray Landmark correspondent STERLING — Linda LeBlanc and Anjelica Stapinski are thrilled to be joining the list of town business owners with the launch of Sterling Centre Pizza, the fruition of a dream years in the making. “Everyone…
By John OrrellLandmark correspondent RUTLAND — High school student-athletes, just as professionals, have their circle of fandom — those true-blue supporters who admire and respect how players conduct themselves both on and off their respective playing surfaces. For Wachusett Regional…
By Danielle RayLandmark correspondent STERLING — Paulette Heim’s green thumb led her to start Garden Fairy, a landscaping and florals company, three decades ago. The business has blossomed over the years. The Marlborough native started her business in her hometown…
Legion meeting STERLING — There will be a regular meeting of the Hiram O. Taylor Post 189 of the American Legion on Monday, July 10, at 7:30 p.m. at the post hall, 32 School St. Hamburgers and salad served at…
By Ken Cleveland Landmark correspondent HOLDEN — If all goes according to plan, Santa will be very busy at the beginning of December. And that is just in Holden, where the Economic Development Commission, Parks and Recreation, and supporters of…
By Danielle Ray Landmark correspondent STERLING — A new transportation opportunity for town residents is right around the corner. MART Connects recently announced it will begin offering taxi and livery rides to get people anywhere they need to go, for…