Features
A Twist on Farm to Table… Oct. 15, 2014
By Nancy Arsenault
While most farms offer local produce, meat and dairy products, Stow’s Marble Hill Farm is offering something more – stone bowls and serving plates produced from the granite fieldstone pulled from the ground of their own farm.
Choices Abound at People’s Kitchen… Oct. 1 2014
Oct. 1 2014 By Ann Needle You learn that your friend has made a dinner reservation for the gang at The People’s Kitchen, and you think, “Gee willikers, I always wanted cold cabbage soup served by Bolsheviks.” But get past that name, and you will see this Worcester restaurant has lots to offer those…
End-of-Game TD for 6th Grade Victory
By Jess Thomas
The Nashoba Youth Football sixth-grade team won a 21-20 thriller over Milford on Saturday night to improve their overall record to 3-1.
The Nashoba Youth Football sixth-grade team won a 21-20 thriller over Milford on Saturday night to improve their overall record to 3-1.
Nashoba FC Girls U12 on a Roll
By Jess Thomas
Despite participating in a special team night out the evening before, the Nashoba FC girls U12 squad took the field at Willard Park in Devens on Sunday, handily winning their game against Lusitana FC by a score of 4-1.By Jess Thomas
Despite participating in a special team night out the evening before, the Nashoba FC girls U12 squad took the field at Willard Park in Devens on Sunday, handily winning their game against Lusitana FC by a score of 4-1.
Field Hockey Opens Season with 3 Wins
By Michael James LeClair
The Nashoba Regional field hockey team opened the 2014 season on the right foot Wednesday afternoon. The Chieftains hit the road to kick off the campaign with a trip to Hudson High School and a date with the host Hawks.
Nashoba received two goals from senior captain and forward Sarah Gaffney, a goal and an assist each from junior forward Sidney Lowe and senior captain and midfielder Emma Caviness as the visitors headed home with a 4-0 victory at Riverside Field.
Scout Seeks Musical Donations
By Ann Needle
For most college-bound students at the end of the summer, packing and sorting is enough to keep busy. But for some, there is other work to do before heading off for school.
First Parish Debuts New Space
By Ann Needle
Next week, after five years of fundraising and construction, the First Parish Church of Stow and Acton debuts a new look. It is a new space that accommodates the growth of FPC’s congregation, and comfortably fits the Church’s role as a community landmark and resource.
Windows on Earth… August 20, 2014
By Robert Cooke
Some of the fun and adventure of being an astronaut comes from seeing our world from an entirely new perspective – sort of a bird’s-eye view on steroids.
Clerk’s Corner… August 13, 2014
Are You Ready for the State Primary Election on Sept 9th ? Registration?August 20th is the Last Day to Register to Vote, Change your Party Enrollment, Update your address (if you have moved recently) is August 20th Forms are available at Post Office, Library, & Town Clerk’s Office or online http://www.sec.state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/2013-Voter-reg-mail-in.pdf . Absent on Election…
Stow Scout Takes on Adventure… August 13, 2014
By Ann Needle
Two weeks of sea turtles, eggs, painting, a new language, and rustic living all added up to an unforgettable adventure for Stow’s Katherine Hamilton. In July, the Nashoba Regional High School junior journeyed to Costa Rica and Panama on a service project sponsored by the Girl Scouts and Outward Bound, building a packet of memories along the way.
“It really was unforgettable,” Hamilton said of her trip to Central America.