Author: Charley Rose

Good Morning Community: After months of planning and preparation, our students returned last week!  While COVID-19 has brought many changes to the start of our school year, the typical first day jitters, excitement and enthusiasm was radiated from the students and teachers.  We were all so excited to welcome everyone back! We have worked hard …

Dear Community: Hope you enjoyed the beautiful Labor Day weekend. The weather has been perfect and as I look ahead the mild temperatures and sunshine are going to follow us into the first week of school. Right now the temperatures are ranging from 70 to 82 degrees. Those are the midday temperatures, and we all …

986 registered voters  502 ballots cast  438 – Democrat    63 – Republican      1 – Libertarian  Senator – Democratic Edward J. Markey – 276Joseph P. Kennedy III – 160  Senator – Republican Shiva Ayyadurai – 22Kevin J. O’Connor – 41  House – Democratic Richard E. Neal – 177Alex B. Morse – 261

It was a rainy affair, but Worthington’s Annual Town Meeting took place Saturday morning, August, 29,2020, under the tent in the R. H. Conwell School parking lot. The meeting lasted about 1 hour and with one exception, all warrant articles past unanimously. The warrant is below. ARTICLE TWENTY-THREE: To see if the Town will vote …

Dear Community: Hope you are enjoying this beautiful summer day! Sure wish we had this weather yesterday for the Worthington Annual Town Meeting! However, the heavy downpours didn’t deter community members from coming out and voting! I am happy to announce that the school budget passed unanimously!  I would like to give a heartfelt thanks …

We could use a few volunteers to help with some of the town meeting details this Saturday, August 29, 2020. If you’d like to help, please email atm@worthington-ma.us.

The Massachusetts Broadband Institute sent the press release below announcing an extension of the free Hot Spot they installed in towns across western Mass to the end of the year. With school now going into session, the school parking lot, driveway, picnic tables or grounds will no longer be available for parking to use the …

Comcast recently sent out postcards to most people in town. Copies of each of them are below. The difference between the 2 is that one refers to property that requires additional construction to receive services, which would apply if you have a long driveway, buried utility lines or other unusual situation that would require additional …