Award honors Holden native’s aviation career

From Vietnam to the FAA, Tokarz has dedicated his life to aviation and aviation safety HOLDEN — Peter Tokarz has been flying for years, and his recent retirement at 75 was preceded by recognition of his long career in aviation. The Holden native received the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award, given for “Fifty Years of Dedicated Service in Aviation Safety,” in October.

Getting children to sleep is woman’s goal

STERLING — Most parents can relate to the agony of sleep deprivation, especially parents of very young children. Enter town resident Arielle Greenleaf, who has helped more than 1,000 clients get the sleep they need through her consulting business Restfully.

Third Select Board seat on ballot in Rutland

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RUTLAND — A third Select Board seat has been added to Rutland’s annual town election ballot after a member submitted their resignation. The board accepted the resignation of Chair Carol Benoit at its March 1 meeting, conducted by Zoom.

WACHUSETT GOINGS ON

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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.

Colors of winter

STERLING - Ilex verticillata, commonly known as Winter Red (Winterberry), makes for a crimson contrast against the stark white snow that made a late winter appearance last week. Danielle Ray .