Next week will be an INTERNET-ONLY Edition We will do one more summer INTERNET edition next week with the typical contents of the paper available at www.stowindependent.com. The following week, August 20, we will be back to our regular print schedule with our BIG BACK-TO-SCHOOL issue, including the Nashoba Bus Routes. Back-to-school will continue in our August…
UPCOMING EVENTS AT THE RANDALL LIBRARY Elizabeth Elo – author of North of Boston, Thursday, August 7, 7pm. Ms Elo’s debut novel has garnered starred reviews from Booklist and Publishers Weekly as well as praise from well-known authors and critics. This gripping literary thriller introduces Pirio Kasparov, a gutsy and tough-talking girl from Boston who is thrown into a gritty…
By Kristen Kerouac Excerpts from the Public Safety Logs. Please note, arrests are made based on probable cause but do not determine guilt or innocence until proven in court. Monday July 28, 2014 3:59pm SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY A caller on Sudbury Road, near the bridge, reported a black trash bag under the Trail Head sign. The…
Where to Buy a Copy Subscribe for Home Delivery Along with the articles featured on our website, you will find the following in this week’s print edition: Award Winners Talk Writing Talking about writing is about as far as some potential authors get. But at Randall Library last Thursday, two award-winning authors—including one local TV…
By Ann Needle
Talking about writing is about as far as some potential authors get. But at Randall Library last Thursday, two award-winning authors—including one local TV personality—offered encouraging words to a full audience on how they have gotten their novels onto paper.
As the long-time correspondent at Channel 7 News, Hank Phillippi Ryan is best known for her investigative reporting into what she termed “secrets someone didn’t want you to know.” But, it’s still a secret to some that Phillippi Ryan’s second career as a mystery writer has brought her several awards, including an Agatha (named for Agatha Christie).
By Michael James LeClair
Despite its recent success over the past couple seasons, the Nashoba Regional girls’ basketball program is not resting on its laurels this summer.
By Jess Thomas
The Nashoba United Soccer program has recently undergone some changes and is now organized under the newly named Nashoba Regional Soccer Association. The association has also added a new premier-level program intended to be an affordable alternative to other private Club programs. Tryouts for the new program took place in June.
I would like to thank Allan Fierce for his informative Letter to the Editor found on page 5 regarding the prevention of tick bites. I also want to clarify, though, we intentionally did not include that information in either of the two articles related to ticks as it is information we have addressed multiple times…