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Annual Tree Lighting – December 1, 2024

Kick off the holiday season with usas we light up the town tree! Join us on Sunday, December 1st at 4 PM(rain/snow date: December 8th)It’ll be a magical evening filled with holiday cheer, good company, and festive fun. Highlights include: Bring family, friends, and neighbors to celebrate this Worthington tradition. Don’t forget your hats and …

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Burn Ban

Worthington Fire-Rescue Department November 5, 2024 Effective immediately there is a ban on any outdoor burning of any kind during elevated fire weather warnings issued by the National Weather Service, the Department Of Conservation, the Massachusetts Department Of Fire Services, or the Massachusetts Fire Marshall’s office. There is an immediate ban on cooking fires, fire pits, …

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Vaccine Clinic: Covid & Flu

The Worthington Board of Heath, in conjunction with the Worthington Council on Aging, are pleased to announce that we will be sponsoring a flu/COVID immunization clinic on October 10 from 1-3pm at the Town Offices. Once again, the people from the Northampton Public Health Shared Services Coalition with be conducting the clinic. The clinic is …

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Construction Season!

It’ll be a busy summer on Worthington’s State Roads, and work is just beginning. The Department of Transportation has set-up shop in an upstairs office space at the Fire/Police Station that we’ve rented to them. The work on Route 143 is being done by the same contractor, Morais Concrete Service Inc., who did the work …

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Gardening Water Wisdom Presentation

Join the Worthington Gardeners for a timely presentation on Gardening Water Wisdom by Carol Rego , a certified Massachusetts Master Gardener. 7P.M on April 10, 2025 at 7 pmThe Worthington Historical Society6 Williamsburg Rd. ,Worthington MA 01098 Gardening Water Wisdom: Save Water, the Environment, and Money! This presentation explains the water cycle on earth – both …

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Pot Holes!

We received lots of comments about Pot Holes after posting about Mud Season last week. The stretch of Old North Road from Listons to the Peru line is particularly bad, as we all know. The good news, long term, is that the extensive reconstruction of that stretch of road gets underway this summer. The bad …