New trail welcomes visitors to Wachusett Meadow

PRINCETON — On a bright, breezy day in early October, the ribbon at the start of the All Persons Trail at Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary was untied. The brief ceremony marked the culmination of several years of work.

Little lamb’s schoolhouse still stands

SUDBURY - Tucked away on a scenic, picturesque road in the Wayside Historic District sits the red schoolhouse of “Mary Had a Little Lamb” fame, one of Sterling’s greatest prides. According to Wikipedia, the well-known and recognizable 19th-century nursery rhyme that told the tale of a young woman whose beloved lamb followed her to school one day was first published in 1830 by the Boston publishing firm of Marsh, Capen & Lyon as a poem by American writer and Mary Sawyer’s teacher, Sarah Josepha Hale.

Voters turn out in democratic tradition

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REGION —Voters statewide participated in the Nov. 8 election at levels high enough to keep poll workers busy into the night, long after the voters were home and in some cases sleeping soundly.

Wachusett field hockey advances to Final 4

HOLDEN — Wachusett Regional High’s Hal Lane Field has been a venue that has treated spectators to some remarkable Mountaineer sports victories over the years. It’s now time to add the 2022 varsity field hockey’s Veteran’s Day matinee contest on Nov. 11 to that ever-growing list of fan favorites on the hill.