HOLDEN — A Board of Selectmen rematch awaits. Voters preparing for their annual trip to the polls—or using the mail-in option—to participate in the town democracy should mark their calendars and make a choice.
STERLING — Michelle Harris and Alicia McHugh, both of Sterling, will be running their first Boston Marathon on Monday, April 17. The two women, who are friends and met as members of the Central Mass.
Name: Steve Cooley Position sought: Threeyear term on Holden Board of Selectmen. My name is Steve Cooley, and I am running for Selectman in the town of Holden.
Candidate name: Tom Curran. Position sought: Threeyear term on Holden Board of Selectmen.
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PRINCETON - The Princeton Select Board is accepting nominations for the 2022 Outstanding Citizen award. Nominations may be submitted to the town administrator at townadministrator@ town.princeton. ma.us. The winner will be announced at the annual town meeting on June 20.
Simmons Univ. dean’s list BOSTON — The following local students were named to the 2022 fall semester dean’s list at Simmons University in Boston: Liz Girard of Holden and Natalie Bergman of Sterling. To qualify for dean’s list status, undergraduate students must obtain a grade point average of 3.5 or higher, based on 12 or more credit hours of work in classes using the letter grade system.
PAXTON — The first Roland Card Memorial Foundation Scholarship is being offered to two graduating high school seniors. Applicants must live in the Wachusett Regional/ Worcester area and be entering college in the fall to further their education.
Editor’s note: Due to a considerable backlog and print space limitations, The Landmark will resume publishing the logs starting with April 2 in the next issue, April 20. FIRE Princeton Feb.
HOLDEN — High school spring sports are back, and with their return comes typically high expectations for Wachusett Regional High School teams. One squad to keep an eye on in 2023 is the WRHS varsity baseball team, and why not? A season ago, head coach Jeff Kodys led an intrepid band of Mountaineers to a hearty 13-8 record, spearheaded by a cast of largely juniors who now return to their final season wearing the green and white.