WACHUSETT GOINGS ON
HOLDEN — Registration for summer music lessons is now open at the Wachusett Regional High School AIR (Artist-In-Residence) Program, offering music instruction for a variety of instruments and voice.
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WORCESTER —The Worcester State University undergraduate and graduate degree earners for August 2022, December 2022 and May 2023 for the towns in your area are as follows: Bachelor of Arts: Lily M. Clemente (C), Jessica N. Darling, Anthony J. Drapos (S), Jacob M. Gomes, Dominic C. Lapomardo (S),
Paxton readies for June 5 town meeting
PAXTON — The warrant sets out the business voters will handle when they meet at 7 p.m. on Monday, June 5, in the Paxton Center School.
Gobi named Director of Rural Affairs
BOSTON – Gov. Maura Healey and Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll have announced Massachusetts Sen. Anne Gobi will be leaving the Legislature to join their administration as the new Director of Rural Affairs in the Executive Office of Economic Development. In this new role created by the Healey-Driscoll Administration, Gobi will…
Slow start won’t stop boys’ lacrosse
HOLDEN — Wachusett Regional High’s Anthony DelNegro notched a hat trick and teammate Matt Dickinson chipped in with a pair of goals, but it was not enough to stop visiting Groton-Dunstable who held on for the win, 11-6, on April 25. The loss dropped the Mountaineers’ record on the season to 2-6, but don’t count out this intrepid bunch that is anxious and has the skillset to reverse fortunes.
Sterling Senior Center art show opens
STERLING — The Senior Center Art Show, featuring K-8 student artists from Houghton Elementary School and Chocksett Middle School, opened Wednesday, May 10. Artwork is on display May and June at the Sterling Senior Center, 36 Muddy Pond Road.
A Hodge Podge of vintage and crafts
HOLDEN — Deb Osipov has been crafting and selling her Punkin Patch items at craft fairs and was a vendor in a boutique near her Holden home. “It has been a lifelong dream of mine to have a vintage shop,” Osipov said.
WACHUSETT GOINGS ON
HOLDEN — The Holden Garden Club’s annual plant sale will take place from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, May 20, at the Damon House, 1157 Main St. There will be a wide variety of area grown perennials, as well as variety six-packs of tomatoes, peppers and herbs. There will be gardening books available, a silent auction, and lots of club members ready to assist you.
Public Safety logs
FIRE Princeton April 24 1:08 a.m.: 911 - Fire-EMS, Bullard Road. Person transported to hospital.
Rutland voters complete override effort
RUTLAND — Voters had a lot of decisions to make as they went to the polls for the annual town election on May 8, the biggest being the $2 million Proposition 2½ override vote. The budget passed at the May 6 town meeting will stand, since voters approved the override, by a vote of 856 to 650.