Page 32 - Mill River News Today

Norman owned and operated an excavating/general contracting business until the age of 82. In the community, he was a volunteer fireman and served on the Board of Health for 40 years.

WHATELY — Residents can expect the Christian Lane bridge over Mill River to be reduced to one lane for “quite a few years,” according to Highway Superintendent Keith Bardwell.Bardwell said that of the thousands of bridges in Massachusetts, several...

Here are the Taunton area stores that Gazette readers wrote in to say that they miss the most

In honor of Everything You Think Is Wrong Day, here’s a brief, if incomplete, expansion of some local knowledge.

An ambitious plan could bring both a new library and park to the center of Lyon Township on Milford Road, if voters share the vision and costs.

Weymouth Herring Run wardens are seeking volunteers to remove trash and overgrown brush from a fish channel to ease the migration of alewives.

As skim ice clears over the coming week, prepare your waders and lightweight spinning setups for great freshwater shoreline fishing.

In the weeks before Town Meeting Day, a surge of anti-mask mandate, anti-“critical race theory” candidates from across Vermont made bids for seats on school boards. But according to results released Tuesday night, many of those candidates failed to...

It’s rare to have a girls’ and boys’ ice hockey playoff doubleheader against the same school on the same night, but that’s what happened to Brattleboro on Feb. 26. Both Colonels teams made the trip to Stowe Area to play their respective Division II first-round playoff games against the ...

Earlier this month, Mathew Johnson, a candidate for the Kingdom East School District board, tuned into a school board meeting to express frustration with the district’s policies. The district’s mask mandate was “blatant child abuse, in my opinion,” he...