By Ann Needle
The impact of Nashoba Regional High School’s growing number of students is spreading outdoors. With traffic patterns and parking becoming an issue, last Thursday morning Nashoba Superintendent Michael Wood conducted a public tour of the parking areas around the building, discussing potential solutions for adjusting that space.
Congratulations to the Nashoba Girls Soccer team on their District Championship. Another great season from this team. Along with the Field Hockey team, Nashoba has two District Championship teams in one season. A lot of hard work and effort by the teams and their coaches paid off. Nancy attended a presentation on Identity Theft and…
PROJECT TEDDY BEAR for the Stow Fire Department Junior Girl Scout Troop 72516 is collecting new or gently used Beanie Baby – size Teddy bears for the Stow Fire Dept. When the Fire Dept. responds to a call, the Teddy bears are given to children to help comfort them. Donations to Project Teddy Bear can…
Monday November 10, 2014 10:00am ASSIST CITIZEN A caller from Hale Road requested to speak with an officer regarding a dispute with a neighbor. An officer advised the caller. 10:46am ROAD SAFETY COMPLAINT A caller on Gleasondale Road reported that a Verizon truck was parked in a bad spot, blocking the view of oncoming traffic. …
Subscribe for Home Delivery Along with the articles featured on our website, you will find the following in this week’s print edition: Spotlight on Nashoba Traffic Woes The impact of Nashoba Regional High School’s growing number of students is spreading outdoors. With traffic patterns and parking becoming an issue, last Thursday morning Nashoba Superintendent…
FIELD HOCKEY UPDATE: SUNDAY NOV. 14 2PM The Nashoba Field Hockey team lifted the Central Mass. Division 1 trophy for the first time in 38 years, after beating Quabbin 3-2 on Saturday, Nov 8. The team moved on to the Div. 1 state semi-finals, beating Western MA champs Longmeadow 3-2 Wednesday night. The team headed…
Subscribe for Home Delivery Along with the articles featured on our website, you will find the following in this week’s print edition: Collings Museum Application Withdrawn Robert Collings last week withdrew his application for a new museum to house a tank collection on Barton Road. But that withdrawal is only temporary, as the Collings…
By Ann Needle The holidays are one time when Americans pine for the old traditions over the often shinier and savvier new offerings. Nashoba Drama knows that well; this year’s fall play, “It’s a Wonderful Life,” was last on the Nashoba Regional High School stage 7 years ago. “It’s one of those shows that I…