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Scholarships

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HOLDEN — The Wachusett Area Chamber of Commerce will offer up to two $2,500 scholarships this year to qualified graduating seniors living in the Wachusett area. To be eligible for a scholarship, applicants must be planning to pursue business studies as full-time students at a two- or four-year college and reside in one of the chamber’s service area towns, which include: Boylston, Holden, Paxton, Princeton, Rutland, Sterling and West Boylston. Applicants with exceptional community service may also be considered for the Brian R. Forts Memorial Scholarship, which comes with an additional award.

La Romana team prepares for annual mission trip to Dominican Republic

STERLING — The First Church in Sterling La Romana team is busy preparing for its annual mission trip to the Dominican Republic next month, the 28th time they have headed south to provide medical services and supplies, construction aid and more to the Haitian sugarcane workers and their families who live there.

Offense and defense together make Chaisson a valuable contributor

HOLDEN — A two-way basketball player is defined as a player who can proficiently play both offense and defense. They are sometimes referred to as “double trouble” because of their role in handling the offensive pressure while simultaneously preventing the other team from scoring. Players lacking the kind of talent and tenaciousness necessary for this role need not apply.

Lions award scholarships

PAXTON The Paxton Lions Club presented one of its scholarships on Jan. 4. Shown are Lion Marisol Dittami, left, Scholarship Commi t t e e member, and Lion Richard Fenton, center, chair of the c o m m i tt e e. Not shown is committee member Fiona Hoare. Fenton presented a $1,000 check to Wachusett Regional High graduate Wiktoria Golemo of Paxton, a freshman at Clark University. The second scholarship recipient, Jordan Stanley of Paxton, also a Wachusett graduate, could not be at the presentation. Stanley attends the University of New Hampshire. Submitted photo

WACHUSETT GOINGS ON

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HOLDEN — Good neighbors abound in the town of Holden. Help the Democratic Town Committee honor them. Once again, for the 28th year, the committee is seeking nominations for this community- based, nonpartisan award. Shine a light on the good deeds of those citizens of Holden who have made significant or long-term contributions to the town through their volunteer activities.

LINDA C.BLACK HOROSCOPES

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Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (01/26/23). Communicate, share and express to grow this year. Realize personal dreams with organization, discipline and coordination. Winter challenges shift domestic priorities, inspiring springtime creativity, connection and collaboration. Making a professional adjustment this summer motivates autumn investigations, research and studies. Make valuable connections and collaborations.

SCHOLARSHIPS

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REGION — It’s scholarship application time once again. News of available scholarships will be posted online and listed in the print edition of The Landmark as space allows.

FIRE, POLICE LOGS

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FIRE Princeton Dec. 12 2:03 p.m.: Smoke/CO inspection, Jefferson Road 8:32 p.m.: EMS, Rhodes Road.