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Work on Route 116 is just one of several roads Cheshire is in the process of repairing.

The town is spending more than $1.2 million in state and federal funds to fix parts of seven roads. Work is set to start toward the end of June.

A family business that’s operated in Lee for half a century will drop use of one of its properties, after being cited by the state environmental officials. The Department of

CHESHIRE â€” Motorists traveling in Cheshire soon can expect a smoother ride between Adams and Savoy. On Monday, the contractor that the town hired, LB Corp. of Lee, began milling the half of Route 116 in town from Maple Drive to the Savoy town line. After the preparation work, that 1.2-mile stretch of the road will be repaved. Weather permitting, the project will be completed by weeks end, according to town Highway Superintendent Robert Navin. "We expect to begin paving on Wednesday and go...

CHESHIRE, Mass. — The Selectmen approved an 18-article warrant for the annual town meeting on June 14.   Interim Town Administrator Mark Webber brought forth a final draft of...

LEE — Volunteers and local businesses have completed a three-year reclamation of a neighborhood playground. Children now have easier and safer access to the girls’ softball field, fitness and play structures at the playground on Marble Street, thanks to a new, 16-space parking lot. “When spring rolls around in 2021, users of the Marble Street playground will no longer have to park on the side of the [narrow] road to attend softball games or play in the park,” said Janet Warn...