Year: 2016
Nashoba Hockey Skating into Postseason… Feb. 10 2016
By Michael James LeClair Here’s a frightening thought for any team that has to lace up the skates against the Nashoba Regional ice hockey team. This year’s squad is on pace to top last winter’s Massachusetts Division 3A state championship edition. The dangerously talented Chieftains continued their torment of Central Mass on Saturday evening as…
DECA Makes it Nashoba’s Business… Feb. 10, 2016
The popular DECA chapter at Nashoba Regional High School continues to bring real-life business and marketing education to the high school’s students. This year, Nashoba DECA has students working with some familiar local businesses and organizations in building the competitive edge that has taken the club to national success. In terms of numbers, Nashoba DECA…
Nashoba Finances on Track… Feb. 3 2016
By Ann Needle The most recent financial report on the Nashoba School District pointed to sound financial health. At its Jan. 28 meeting, the Nashoba School Committee also heard good news on the work of teachers across the district. Assistant Superintendent George King termed the district’s financial health over the second quarter of the fiscal…
Boys Basketball Looking at Postseason… Feb. 3, 2016
By Michael James LeClair The Nashoba Regional boys’ basketball team is inching closer to the big dance. The Chieftains notched their ninth win of the season on Saturday afternoon and in the process pulled to within a single win of qualifying for the Central Mass Division 2 Tournament with a 62-47 victory over visiting Clinton….
Contractor’s Guide Spring 2015
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Co-op Gymnastics Team Comes Together…Jan. 27, 2016
By Michael James LeClair
It didn’t happen overnight but these Nashoba Regional athletes finally feel right at home.
The Changing Face of Suburban Policing…Jan. 27, 2016
By Nancy Arsenault
Last week, Stow Police Chief Bill Bosworth joined the police chiefs of neighboring towns on a panel addressing Suburban Policing, hosted by the Acton Area League of Women Voters.
Minuteman Weathers Bomb Threat…Jan. 27, 2016
By Ann Needle
Almost two dozen schools in Massachusetts and elsewhere in the U.S. have received bomb threats over the past few weeks. This unsettling news was brought home last week when Minuteman High School weathered its own bomb threat, underscoring the importance of a state law requiring schools to have formal plans for handling these emergency situations.
Calendar…Jan. 27, 2016
stow garden club make and take The Stow Garden Club invites you to our next meeting at 7pm on Wednesday, February 3, at the Union Church of Stow, 317 Great Rd. The ever-popular Make and Take will be the evening’s fun activity. We are planning a Valentine’s theme, so bring a vase and clippers so…