In September 2012, convicted felon Henry Centrella’s scheme was uncovered. In November 2012, he was put on leave. In January 2013, he was fired. In August 2013, he was arrested. In April 2014, after pleading guilty, he was sentenced to 20 years... Read more
Vote No on Charter Revision By Charlene LaVoie 10/31/14 Read more
10-24-14 Ousting Peacock was bad move Here we go again. The Republicans are not acting in the best interests of the town. At the selectmen meeting on Monday, Oct. 20, Republican Mike Peacock was renominated to a term on the Planning and Z... Read more
8-15-14 Revolving door of town managers spins again Marsha Sterling, the non-elected selectman, bullied the broker in the Lambert Kay deal. Without authority, or board approval, Marsha tried to get more money from the buyer and used the Lambert... Read more
Millennials will change politics Fri, 08/01/2014 – 9:25am By Selena West According to a national survey conducted during the 2012 election by Richard Fox, a professor of political science at Loyola Marymount University, and Jennifer Lawles... Read more
Fri, 08/01/2014 By Sage Hahn We have now entered August, which, not so coincidentally, is the prime month to buy, cook and eat eggplants. These purple beauties are actually nightshades — a category of vegetable that also includes potatoes and t... Read more
Recipes to ‘beet’ the summer heat by Sage Hahn, 7-25-14 Read more
Mayor Sterling and the infrastructure deceit Fri, 07/18/2014 – 10:28am Civic Beat Opinion/Viewpoint By Charlene LaVoie More trickery from appointed Mayor Marsha Sterling that piggybacks on citizen concerns about repairing the town. In 2013... Read more
Something old, something new, something green Fri, 07/18/2014 – 10:33am By Sage Hahn No vegetable is more versatile than leafy greens. At the start of summer, the leaves are young and tender, the vegetables are incredibly delicious, not to... Read more
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