RUTLAND — Austin Cyganiewicz was chosen from among three finalists as the Select Board at its March 20 meeting completed its work to get a new, permanent town administrator. “All three candidates were capable superstars,” Select Board member Thomas Galvin said.
RUTLAND — Considering a Proposition 2Vi override, voters will ultimately decide which route to take this spring, as the town faces spending options from fully funding services to dramatically cutting them.
HOLDEN — An effort by the state to expand multifamily housing in town is being met with questions. The so-called MBTA Communities Law, which requires allowing multifamily housing in communities adjacent to a community with an MBTA connections, has Holden officials objecting to the way the law is being presented, as well as its impacts.
PRINCETON — Public safety personnel from Princeton and the surrounding area participated in Tactical Emergency Response Training the weekend of March 18-19 at Thomas Prince School. Attendees were trained and certified in response training that will help them provide critical care for emergency situations such as treating gunshot and stab wounds, rapid extrication measures, tactical gear and emergency medical procedures to reduce casualties in an active shooter event.
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Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (03/30/23). Pursue personal passion this year. Recharge with practices for rest to build energy, strength and endurance. Personal realizations illuminate the springtime. Discover summer income from new sources, before collaborative projects flowers this autumn. Share and save winter resources together. Love animates and energizes your cause.
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HOLDEN — The Holden Woman’s Club is seeking nominations for its annual Person of the Year award. Nominees should be a Holden resident from any walk of life, any age or gender. Previous recipients have included community volunteers, local business owners, town employees and teachers. All have made a significant contribution to the quality of life in Holden. A brief written description of the nominee’s accomplishments and merits should be sent by April 15 to Robin Van Liew at RobinJVL@gmail. com. Please include your name and contact information.
The Landmark accepts letters to the editor of local interest written by residents of our five Wachusett towns. Letters are limited to a maximum of 350 words. Submissions must include the name of the letter writer, the town in which they live, and a phone number for our records; phone numbers will not be printed. Anonymous letters are not permitted.
HOLDEN — Most student-athletes who revere their chosen sport(s) do it with a pure love for the game and a desire to take their performances up to the highest level possible. Wachusett Regional High senior co-captain Anthony Zingarella is arguably all of that and quite a bit more.