 | Rutland, MA $354,900 New Price - Unique Contemporary offers style & space on 3+ acres. Updated gourmet EIK, w/cork flooring, corian counters & young appls, has open floor plan from DR w/vaulted ceiling, chair rail trim to LR w/vaulted ceiling & fireplace – all with hdwds. Single level living is offer... More Detail |
 | Rutland, MA $249,900 Look no further – seeking an updated home w/privacy, with all the updates? Roof, Septic, Windows, Siding, Electric, Farmer's Porch & Deck less than 5yrs! Cosmetic updates too - hardwoods, updated baths, 1st flr laundry & partially fin LL. Spacious Home with potential for in-law w/se... More Detail |
 | Rutland, MA $139,900 Great New Price! Charm & character abound in this renovated & updated Victorian! Spacious LR, DR & applianced KIT feature hardwood floors, high ceilings, and french doors. You're sure to fall in love upon entering in the unique, heated turret space which offers multiple uses - office... More Detail |
 | Oakham, MA $169,900 Peace, tranquility & retreat style living are featured in this quaint home that has seen several updates including newer roof approx. 2 yrs old, remodeled Kitch. approx. 6 yrs, white birch laminate wood flooring, septic 5 yrs old, windows 02, & updated bath. Situated off the road on 3 acre l... More Detail |
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Rutland News- School Committee Votes To Reduce Town Assesments May 18, 2012HOLDEN, Mass. - At an emergency meeting held Thursday night, the Wachusett Regional School Committee voted to reduce assessments to member towns by $455,566, after the Senate Ways and Means released a budget that slated the district for an aid increase of that amount. […]
- Rutland rejects override for budget, Wachusett May 15, 2012Voters soundly defeated a Proposition 2-1/2 override that would have covered portions of the town's municipal budget and Wachusett Regional School District assessment at the ballot box - leaving the town's leadership with few options beyond layoffs, building closings and darkening streetlights if the district's voters approve the WRSD budget a […]
- Sterling town meeting endorses Wachusett schools budget May 15, 2012Despite a Finance Committee recommendation to slash the school budget, Sterling supported the Wachusett Regional School District's amended budget plan at its town meeting tonight. […]
- Rutland firefighter leaves job amid theft allegations May 11, 2012Rutland firefighter/paramedic Bradford Bemis, who has been on paid leave since March 29 pending the results of an internal investigation into an alleged theft, has come to an agreement with the town of Rutland and voluntarily ended his employment, Acting Fire Chief Seth Knipe said today. […]
- Crash kills Rutland health board member May 11, 2012A 52-year-old campground manager and longtime Board of Health member was killed and his son was seriously injured in a single-vehicle crash near 214 Pommogussett Road early yesterday morning, according to police. […]
- School Committee Votes To Reduce Town Assesments May 18, 2012
- Holden News
- Improving jobless stats little comfort to the unemployed May 18, 2012Massachusetts continued its long slog out of the recession in April, as employers added jobs for the fifth consecutive month and the state unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in more than three years. […]
- School Committee Votes To Reduce Town Assesments May 18, 2012HOLDEN, Mass. - At an emergency meeting held Thursday night, the Wachusett Regional School Committee voted to reduce assessments to member towns by $455,566, after the Senate Ways and Means released a budget that slated the district for an aid increase of that amount. […]
- Police Station Sale Price On Town Meeeting Warrant May 17, 2012HOLDEN, Mass. - Though the election has come and gone, Holden voters will now have another opportunity to participate in one of the purest forms of democracy at next Monday's Town Meeting, with the warrant to include an amendment involving the sale of the old Police Station. […]
- Rutland rejects override for budget, Wachusett May 15, 2012Voters soundly defeated a Proposition 2-1/2 override that would have covered portions of the town's municipal budget and Wachusett Regional School District assessment at the ballot box - leaving the town's leadership with few options beyond layoffs, building closings and darkening streetlights if the district's voters approve the WRSD budget a […]
- Holden Seeing Low Turnout For Local Election May 15, 2012HOLDEN, Mass. - With a turnout of around 11 percent as of 5 p.m., Holden's races for selectman and school committee are shaping up to be decided by a small segment of the town's population - but there is still time to cast ballots before polls close at 8 p.m. Polls opened at 7 a.m in all five precincts around town, and by 11 a.m. only 381 of the .. […]
- Improving jobless stats little comfort to the unemployed May 18, 2012
- Worcester News
- Now that's something to sing about May 18, 2012Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School student Shawna Babineau, 17, and her classmate, Russell Holbert, 16, have been singing since they could talk. […]
- Police Log: Dog Bite Case Investigated May 18, 2012Wednesday, May 16: 8:06 a.m.: A suspicious car was reported on Boston Turnpike. 8:21 a.m.: A medical call was reported on Wilder Road for a man vomiting and not feeling well. […]
- Beaver Brook Park benches stolen May 18, 2012Pam Boisclair of Worcester and her husband, Steven, stand near the Beaver Brook Park street hockey rink in Worcester yesterday, behind posts where an aluminum bench had been bolted. […]
- Now that's something to sing about May 18, 2012
