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Sheriff promotes two to captain Danielle Ray Special to The Landmark REGION — Worcester County Jail and House of Correction staff members Eric Locke of Paxton and Kevin Mailman of Rutland were both recently promoted to the rank of captain by Worcester County Sheriff Lew Evangelidis. “All promotions at the Worcester County Sheriff's Office are based on merit, work ethic and a dedication to duty,” Evangelidis said in a statement. "Congratulations to Capt. Locke and Capt. Detective Mailman, as they represent the best in the field of corrections today and will work hard to make us ...

Danielle Ray Special to The Landmark PRINCETON — NEADS World Class Service Dogs was able to continue its mission to train and provide service dogs throughout the challenge that was 2020, a need that does not go away during a global pandemic. “We have had to adjust, improvise, and in many ways, reinvent many aspects of our organization to adapt during this pandemic,” said Audrey Trieschman, manager of communications. “One thing we didn’t adjust was our commitment to quality: quality of dog training, quality of the process by which we match dogs with clients, and quality of our client...

Realmass gets real creepy Special to The Landmark PRINCETON – Filming for the supernatural thriller television series KINDEr took place in Princeton on Dec. 6.  The show is set in the small fictional town of Alastor, Maine, a quiet town that buries secrets tying it back to the Salem witch trials. The town is disrupted when a young girl, Harper, finds a 400-year-old artifact deep in the woods, unleashing a vengeful demonic presence. Some scenes are set in present day, and some are set in the 1600s. The Realmass Studios project is executive produced and co-written by studio owner, direc...

Danielle Ray Correspondent Providing hand-knit sweaters, scarves, mittens, and hats during the cold New England winters to those facing hardship has never been more important to Warmer Winters, Inc., an organization that was formed 15 years ago to meet a need in the community. “Needs for warm winter items have greatly increased due to the pandemic and job losses this year,” said longtime board president David Roth.  In addition, annual fundraisers have been cancelled, leaving the Leominster-based Warmer Winters with less funding to work with. “Pandemic and fundraising losses notwithsta...

STERLING – Girl Scout Troop 64538 held a food drive before the holiday season to benefit Operation: Food is Love. The drive resulted in 300 cans of non-perishable food and 50 pies collected in just over a week and a half. “We called the fall the ‘Season of Giving’, which was based on how our troop could make a small difference,” said troop co-leader Laura Darrow. And what a season of giving it has been. On top of the food drive the troop members, nine 12-year-old girls in sixth grade, voted at a fall meeting to donate extra troop funds from the previous year to the Louisiana Pines...