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June 2, 2006 / Front Page

Downtown Day - 3 weeks away

Kevin J. MacLean Journal Staff Writer

Got community pride? If you haven't already, mark Saturday, June 24 on your calendar and join in the spirit for More...

Sin dance recital ...

Irish dance, ballet, circus skills, aerials, and comedy are all part of the Flying Irish Studio's end-of-year recital, entitled "Sin More...

Special Sections

People & Events

PEOPLE & EVENTS

FRIDAY - JUNE 2 Townsend Annual yard sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., More...

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Opinion

A bittersweet occasion Editorial

This week, two local high schools, Oakmont and North Middlesex, will graduate more than 900 members of the Class of 2006. More...

Letters to the Editor

'The Origin of Ashby' by Ashby seniors To the Editor: More...

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Cheering on the varsity lacrosse team, North Middlesex Youth U13 lacrosse girls (back, l-r) Samatha Ayer, Chantelle Boisvert, Ally Shilds, Cassie Ford, Haley Connor, Olivia Dineen, Shannon McLaren, Caylee Guild and Jessica Nordstrom. More...

Sports Briefs

Youth soccer preparing for summer and fall TAYSA holding fall 2006 registration and travel team tryouts Townsend Ashby Youth Soccer Association announces registration is now open for the fall 2006 soccer season. More...

Trustworthy Texan serenaded by 'Lil Jon'

Name: Morgan Galaznik Hometown: Westminster Age: More...

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Worship

WORSHIP COLUMN

ASHBY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Located at The Common, in Ashby. Worship service and Sunday School at 10 a.m., September through June. Coffee Fellowship follows service. Pastor Sally Calhoun can be reached at (978) 386-5566. More...

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Westminster

Committee gives high marks to superintendent

By Caitlyn Kelleher Journal Staff Writer

The Ashburnham-Westminster Regional School Committee gave Superintendent Michael Zapantis high marks in his second evaluation. More...

Richards receives award for saving life

Former Westminster resident Scott Richards has been honored for his actions saving another man's life. More...

Shipbuilding is his hobby, teaching music - a passion

By Carla Charter Journal Correspondent

Ronald Brough is a man who loves the ocean. His fascination with the sea began as a child during a family trip to Hampton Beach on the New Hampshire coast. More...

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Ashby

Flying Irish present 'Sin ’ dance recital

Irish dance, ballet, circus skills, aerials, and comedy are all part of the Flying Irish Studio's end-of-year recital, entitled "Sin More...

Historical research to soon hit the stage and then the museum

By Caitlyn Kelleher Journal Staff Writer

Lillian Whitney's research project started simply - why were the records honoring her husband's ancestors in Ashburnham instead of Ashby? More...

McMurray, Decato awarded credit union scholarship

The Central Massachusetts Chapter of the Massachusetts Credit Union League awarded four college scholarships to area students and recognized them for their outstanding achievement, Wednesday, May 10. More...

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Honoring those who serve(d) ...

Soldiers past and present were honored across the country Monday, May 29, Memorial Day, with prayer, thanksgiving, parades and other events. In Ashby, folks gathered at Glenwood Cemetery as part of the town's activities. More...

Ashby qualities tracked

By Caitlyn Kelleher Journal Staff Writer

The small group of residents that gathered in town hall recently listed historical locations near the center of town and some natural landmarks as the important parts of town. More...

Supt. McCormick's days are numbered

NMRS District leader retiring

By Mistie LeBlanc Journal Correspondent

He's signed more than 50,000 diplomas in his tenure, and now, after the 2006 class has graduated, he can rest his hand. More...

News

AMLP to change every meter in Ashburnham

Beginning in May of this year and running through the fall the Ashburnham Municipal Light Plant (AMLP) will begin a meter replacement program. This program will require that AMLP change every meter in the Town of Ashburnham. More...

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Global language on the way to elementary schools

By Caitlyn Kelleher Journal Staff Writer

It takes the knowledge of 3,000 characters to become fluent in what is one of the fastest growing languages in the business world. More...

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Obituaries

SPORTS POLICE LOG

ASHBURNHAM Calls from May 23 to 29 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .911 Accidental 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Alarm Activation 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Animal Complaint 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . More...

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