PRINCETON — The Wachusett Garden Club Plant Sale will be held from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, May 13, at the Thomas Prince School, 170 Sterling Road, Princeton. The sale will offer a big selection of plants donated by members and friends of the club, including perennial plants and shrubs for sun and shade (including specially grown daylilies), herbs, houseplants and some vegetable plants. There will also be some handmade gardening tool boxes for sale and a “Free” table with good condition gardening items such as books, clay and decorative pots and gardening accessories.

April 17 1:14 p.m.: Fire/inspection, Sterling Road. 8:01 p.m.: 911- Fire-EMS, Boylston Avenue.

HOLDEN — In accordance with the requirements of the Water Management Act Final Permit issued to the town of Holden by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, the town is required to enact a Water Use Restriction from May 1 until Sept. 30, between the hours of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The ban restricts daily “nonessential” outdoor water use from public water sources.

HOLDEN — Voters are slated to gather May 15 in the Wachusett Regional High School auditorium for the annual town meeting, where decisions are made on the town budget for the coming year, as well as on other spending plans.

RUTLAND — Voters at the May 6 town meeting approved a budget contingent on the passage of a $2 million Proposition 2½ override at the May 8 town election. The budget is the main duty of the legislative gathering of voters.

HOLDEN — A jury verdict in favor of Holden against Worcester was affirmed by the Worcester Superior Court, ending a long effort by Holden over the charges for sewer transport charges. The $14.6 million verdict stemmed from transport charges Worcester levied against Holden.The final judge includes interest and costs that bring the final amount to $26.5 million.