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Today in Town - 9/26/22

Nothing new on the site today, but a few things cooking this week. In other news... * Millbury Police receive nearly $30,000 in Municipal Road Safety grants. (Millbury-Sutton Chronicle) * Millbury High Boys' and Girls' Cross Country both lost to Grafton (Telegram & Gazette / T&G), Millbury High

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Wonderland Cannabis Company makes their pitch to the public

Wonderland Cannabis Co. held a public meeting to answer questions from the public regarding their upcoming cannabis dispensary.

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Today in Town - 9/23/22

Cannabis, Chronicle, and calendars. Happy Friday!

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SCENES FROM THE SECOND PARISH: Banned From the Roxy

Nothing new on the site today, but it's Banned Books Week, so I am sharing this column I wrote for the Millbury-Sutton Chronicle in April about a failed censorship effort at our hometown library. The situation received regional attention both positive and negative, and while the books were

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Scales Seafood and More announces their closure

In a Facebook post on September 20, 2022, Shari Hanson announced that, after 11 years, Scales would be closing permanently. "It is with a very heavy heart that I have had to make the decision to close Scales permanently," she wrote, adding "I also have to thank

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Today in Town - 9/21/22

On the site today... * Scales Seafood and More is closing after more than 20 years on River Street. In other news... * Millbury High School football coach Ray Richards is closing in as the all-time leader in wins as a Woolie head coach. (Telegram and Gazette). * Speaking of Woolie Pride, Millbury

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Today in Town - 9/19/22

Nothing new on the site today, but a reminder to everyone that we are working on building out a freelance roster and that we want to be on your distribution lists for information. In other news... * Rep. Jim McGovern faced protests and criticism surrounding his votes on aid in the