Holden News

• Wachusett assessments reduced May 20, 2012
  The Wachusett Regional School Committee voted unanimously to lower the assessment to the towns in the district by $455,565 during an emergency meeting Thursday night. […]
• Organ transplants change local's life May 20, 2012
  Having received two organ transplants in four years - a kidney from his sister and a pancreas from another donor - Matt Westerlind doesn't take his dramatically improved health for granted. […]
• WRHS students learn what happens when you text or do drugs and drive May 19, 2012
  Brian J. Williams, a brain injury survivor, Holden Police Chief George Sherrill and State Trooper James Jaworek spoke during a safe-driving presentation for juniors at Wachusett Regional High School in Holden. […]
• 'Hear that Whistle Blow' At the Senior Center May 19, 2012
  HOLDEN, Mass. - The Holden Senior Center will present "Hear that Whistle Blow" on Monday, a lively performance of songs and stories from America's fabled railroad years featuring Katie Green and Bob Reiser. […]
• Paxton town meeting continues Monday to resolve budget May 19, 2012
  The annual town meeting will continue at 7 p.m. Monday in an attempt to resolve the budget, primarily that of the Wachusett Regional School District, for the coming year. […]