Telegram & Gazette - Fri Nov 06
Friday, November 6, 2009 Outdoors: Hunt is on for 'timberdoodles' Mark Blazis Outdoors Flights of woodcock descended among our aspens, alders and red maples this week.
McNally and Watson gets veterans' certificationThe Item Extra - Fri Nov 06
Robert, Elizabeth and Margretta McNally, of McNally and Watson Funeral Home announced that their firm has been selected to become an exclusive, Certified Veterans and Family Memorial Care provider for Worcester County.
Arraignment set in theft from ScoutsWorcester Telegram & Gazette - Fri Nov 06
A Millbury woman accused of stealing about $225,000 from the Mohegan Council of the Boy Scouts of America is scheduled to be arraigned Monday in Worcester Superior Court.
Woman to be arraigned in theft from Boy ScoutsWorcester Telegram & Gazette - Thu Nov 05
A Millbury woman accused of stealing about $225,000 from the Mohegan Council of the Boy Scouts of America is scheduled to be arraigned Monday in Worcester Superior Court.
Commercial zoning requests deniedDaily Times - Thu Nov 05
The Worcester County Commissioners have decided not to add any commercial zoning to Route 589 as part of its comprehensive rezoning, leaving zoning for growth on the road to be determined at a later date.
An uneasy coexistenceWorcester Telegram & Gazette - Thu Nov 05
We're competitors, so to speak. WORCESTER - Roderick P. Murphy looked out the window of his small office last week toward 470 Pleasant St., which has been swarming with construction and landscaping activity as Planned Parenthood works to open a newer, larger facility.
Mom accused of beating childSentinel & Enterprise - Wed Nov 04
A local woman is accused of beating her 9-year-old child with a belt and then abandoning her at the state Department of Children and Families office in Leominster, according to court documents.
Starr wins 2nd council termWorcester Telegram & Gazette - Wed Nov 04
Kevin T. Starr garnered 393 votes in yesterday's election to win his second term as Ward 4 city councilor.
Clancy retains council seat handilyWorcester Telegram & Gazette - Wed Nov 04
Paul P. Clancy Jr. will continue on as dean of the City Council. Mr. Clancy, a retired Millbury High School English teacher, easily retained his District 3 council seat yesterday, defeating two-time Worcester County sheriff candidate Frank A. Beshai.
Charlton man faces attempted murder chargeThe Southbridge Evening News - Tue Nov 03
A Charlton man faces charges of attempted murder and assault and battery after allegedly attacking his girlfriend.
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