Despite a new cut in local aid looming for next fiscal year, the Tantasqua Regional School District's business manager reassured the School Committee and the district's towns last night they are going to get through it.

Residents of Holland and Wales will be asked to vote at their town meetings and on their election ballots this spring to establish a regional elementary school district for the two towns.

Tantasqua Regional High School mathematics teacher Johan T. Leth-Steensen III, 33, was arrested Sunday, Feb.

On March 20 at the Colonial Theater the Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia will present The Very Hungry Caterpillar and other Eric Carle Favorites.

Some people take for granted the ability quickly drive to the store for a gallon of milk or a loaf of bread.

The mother of a Holland man killed last year in a car crash is frustrated with the legal system.

As the town pursues a court order banning open burning at Northeast Concepts land on Mashapaug Road, co-defendant James P. LaMountain, acting as his own lawyer, is trying to legally establish that the land is used for agriculture.

Dramatized by Frances Goodrich & Albert Hackett, based on the book 'Anne Frank: Diary of a Young Girl.' Directed by Edward Cornely.

In a time of economic turmoil, financial assistance can be the key in tackling any number of major projects around the home.

Wooly Thoughts , by Pat Ashforth and Steve Plummer, creates geometrical, mathematical knitted and crocheted designs with amazing perspective.

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To our readers: The Southbridge Evening News will not publish on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov.

POWERED Haller, McLaren, Monti, and Keithline. The Killdevils have been kicking around the area to much acclaim over the past six years.

Charlton Street School Principal Bryant C. Montigny was found not guilty of driving under the influence of alcohol today at his bench trial at Dudley District Court.

After a long-running dispute with town and state environmental officials, owners of a Mashapaug Road property at Hamilton Reservoir have been fined $75,000 each for wetlands violations, while being ordered to stop excavating and to restore the site to its previous conditions.