Nashoba Defends +5% Hike…March 4, 2015
by Ann Needle
With the Nashoba School District facing its biggest budget hike in 8 years, administration spent much of last Wednesday’s School Committee meeting defending the proposal.
Calendar… March 4, 2015
Stow Garden Club TALKS SPRING The next meeting of the Stow Garden Club will be Wednesday, March 4, at the Union Church at 7pm. Barbara MacPhee, beekeeper and speaker from Holden, will be presenting “The Buzz on Honeybees”. The presentation includes bee family life, interactions, home and products, as well as current dilemmas facing bees and…
The Independent Clause… March 4, 2015
CHANGE YOUR CLOCKS, CHANGE YOUR BATTERIES- MARCH 8 I still don’t understand why, but it’s already time to change the clocks. I understand the original intent of Daylight Saving Time. But I don’t see that moving the event back this early in March really does much. It isn’t going to suddenly be spring on Sunday. As much…
In This Week’s Print Edition… March 4, 2015
Subscribe for Home Delivery Along with the articles featured on our website, you will find the following in this week’s print edition: Nashoba Defends +5% Hike With the Nashoba School District facing its biggest budget hike in 8 years, administration spent much of last Wednesday’s School Committee meeting defending the proposal… Peter Pan Flies…
State Champs for Wrestling; Playoffs are On…February 25, 2015
By Jess Thomas
Nashoba Regional High School’s winter sports teams have had successful, and some historic, seasons. The wrestling and girls’ basketball teams have had particularly outstanding seasons. The boys basketball and ice hockey teams will be competing in the playoffs, as well.
Boys Bball Moves on to the Playoffs…February 25, 2015
By Michael James LeClair
The Nashoba Regional boys’ basketball team was looking to capture its first Clark University High School Basketball Tournament since 1977 on Saturday night.
Boosting Food Allergy Awareness…February 25, 2015
By Kristin DeJohn
Each year, between 120 and 200 Massachusetts students face a life threatening event at school. They experience anaphylaxis – a serious allergic reaction with a rapid onset, which can result in death. The most common trigger is a food allergen, and the danger is so real for families who have children with life threatening food allergies (LTFA), that the Nashoba Regional School District is making changes.
The Independent Clause… February 25, 2015
Monday night’s Town Meeting saw the passage of all three warrant articles including the funding for a new Fire Station and Community Center at the former Pompo School Building. Don’t forget to vote on the building project at the Saturday, March 7 Special Town Election. This is the only article that will be voted on…