Remembering 'gentleman farmer' John Davis

By Jan Gottesman Item Editor Editor’s note: Item editor Jan Gottesman offered this article when the news first broke of the death of Davis Farmland found John Davis. Her recollections say it best, and we share the piece here in…

Community recalls impact of Margaret Watson

By Ken Cleveland Landmark Correspondent HOLDEN — Margaret Watson lived a life of education, in the classroom and on the school committee, but found time for involvement in Holden’s cultural and political scenes. “Margaret Watson was an incredible teacher and…

Temple leaves lasting mark on community

By Danielle RayLandmark Correspondent STERLING/PRINCETON — The greater community is mourning the passing of Robert Temple, a veteran who was as involved with and dedicated to his community as one can be. “Bob went above and beyond for our veterans…

Doherty leaves a fostering legacy

By Danielle Ray Landmark Correspondent STERLING — Norman T. Doherty Sr. leaves behind a legacy of selflessness, service and family, the kind of family bond not necessarily determined by blood. The longtime town resident died Aug. 19 at the age…

Good and sad, in equal portion

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Dear Readers, We were extremely fortunate to have good weather for Holden Days this past Saturday, for which Jen Stanovich, executive director of the Wachusett Area Chamber of Commerce, was very grateful. At The Landmark booth on Main Street, I…

Crowley publishes late husband's memoir

By Danielle Ray Landmark correspondent HOLDEN — Finishing her late husband’s book is something Jennifer Crowley felt compelled to do, a way to show her love for the man who shaped who she is today and to preserve his legacy.…