By Ken Cleveland Landmark Correspondent PRINCETON — Waylon has had a rough time. But his owners are very supportive, and from their efforts on his behalf have developed Pointer Products, which has been selling things from jams and candles to…
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STERLING — The Sterling Fair rose above some steamy, stormy weather this past weekend, drawing fair-goers of all ages to the Sterling Airport grounds. On Friday, the fairgrounds were evacuated around 7:30 p.m. when a thunderstorm swept in. The fireworks…
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By Ken Cleveland Landmark Correspondent HOLDEN — In Holden, as in many communities in the region, travel has been more, shall we say, interesting this summer. But construction — often described as one of the seasons in New England, which…
ByADMINBy Ken Cleveland Landmark Correspondent RUTLAND — The Select Board recently adopted its fiscal 2024 Goals & Objectives, with a focus on three key initiatives: investing in capital projects, enhancing staff morale, and modernizing town government. These goals will provide…
ByADMINBy Ken Cleveland Landmark Correspondent HOLDEN — After extensive discussion and many revisions, the town has a building naming policy. Adopted at the Aug. 21 Board of Selectmen’s meeting, the policy details the criteria for honoring a person by naming…
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By John Orrell Landmark Correspondent RUTLAND — They say it’s hard to keep a good man down, and for sure the same can be said of 12-year-old Petey Sinclair of Rutland. Petey was in a near tragic dirt bike accident…
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