Monday May 18, 2015 8:03am ROAD SAFETY COMPLAINT A caller on Great Road reported that a truck accidentally dumped pavement onto the road. The Highway Department was notified and responded to clean the area 8:05am VANDALISM A caller from Wheeler Road reported vandalism to a bobcat front end loader. A report was filed. 2:01pm ASSIST…
This has been a long day. My son’s class headed to Washington D.C. this morning bright and early. Very early. (A similar trip to the one that the Hale eighth grade students went on last week.) I’ve since heard my son’s group made it down there safely, but in the meantime, the news flashed a…
Subscribe for Home Delivery Along with the articles featured on our website, you will find the following in this week’s print edition: NRHS Prom Guests Face Drug Charges After an incident involving Nashoba Regional High School prom-goers, three juveniles—including a Stow resident — face criminal charges for drug distribution. And, the high school’s three towns…
Events at the Randall LibrarY Music at the Library with the Solstice Sackbuts, Thursday, May 28, 7pm – Thanks to a grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council, the Randall Library is pleased to have the Solstice Sackbuts on hand to play a classical chamber music program with music from the Renaissance and Middle Ages. For…
By Jess Thomas
The Nashoba Regional High School baseball team already won the Mid-Wach B title outright with a 9-1 league record this season, but after falling in consecutive games, the team was looking to get back in the win column against Holy Name.
By Michael James LeClair
The Nashoba Regional boys’ lacrosse team may not be going to the postseason but that didn’t stop the team from ending the 2015 spring season on a positive note Thursday evening.
The Chieftains honored their seniors the best way possible; with a victory in the final game of their high school careers notching an 8-6 triumph over visiting Shepherd Hill Regional.
Nashoba wraps up the campaign with an 8-10 overall record. The win also gives the Chieftains a modest two-game win streak to end the year.
By Ann Needle
After an incident involving Nashoba Regional High School prom-goers, three juveniles—including a Stow resident — face criminal charges for drug distribution. And, the high school’s three towns are now on alert over a dangerous drug making its way into the community.
By Jess Thomas
The Nashoba Regional High School softball team mounted two comebacks to beat Hudson, 6-4, on Monday, May 18 on the road to take a share of the Midland-Wachusett B league title.
By Ann Needle
Can parents get in legal trouble because teens were drinking in their house? Yes — and the legal punishment may not be the biggest toll, according to a state prosecutor. As the school year closes and graduation parties get underway, Nashoba Regional High School held a forum last Tuesday on social hosting of underage students.
By Ann Needle
At last Thursday’s Nashoba Space Task Force meeting, the district detailed what it might cost to keep the Nashoba Regional High School building running in the next several years. Charged with identifying what should be done to expand and update an overcrowded NRHS, the task force also took time to look at what the district could do beyond the basics.