Town Christmas tree: An obituary and a birth announcement
After 78 years of service as the town’s Christmas tree, the ailing concolor fir on the southwest corner of the Common was cut down
UMass report adds heft to draft charter critiques
With two weeks to go until a final charter must be submitted to the selectmen, the Charter Commission has found itself with more commentary
Bromfield’s new athletic director says winning is not everything
David Boisvert, known as Mr. B by his students, is Bromfield’s new athletic director. As a longtime educator, gym teacher, and coach, Boisvert brings
Co-founder Bill Thurston leads Healing Garden fundraiser
For 17 years the Virginia Thurston Healing Garden on Bolton Road has been a sanctuary for cancer patients, survivors, and their families, offering support
School Committee reacts to retiree insurance changes
Health insurance for retired teachers was both an agenda item and the subject of public comment at Monday night’s School Committee meeting. During the
Benson urges small towns to unite on wage relief petition
When state Rep. Jen Benson updated the selectmen at their Sept. 19 meeting on the three home-rule petitions Harvard submitted to the state Legislature
Movie Review: ‘mother!’
Directed by: Darren Aronofsky Starring: Jennifer Lawrence, Javier Bardem, Ed Harris, Michelle Pfeiffer Rated R 121 minutes Have you ever thought about how women
Trojan boys soccer remains undefeated after back-to-back wins
The boys varsity soccer team continued its winning streak last week with victories at Tahanto and Maynard, both 3–0 shutouts. After the wins, the
Speaker says gerrymandering ‘more complicated than you think’
On a map of Illinois congressional districts, there’s one in Chicago that looks a lot like a pair of earmuffs—two roundish blobs with a
Bromfield students recognized by National Merit Scholarship Program
Bromfield School senior Michelle Jiang is one of 16,000 semifinalists in the annual National Merit Scholarship Program. This makes Jiang eligible to compete for
