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As we approach the height of heating season, the Whiting Street Fund Committee would like to remind Worthington residents about the Whiting Street Fund.  The fund exists for the sole purpose of providing financial assistance to Worthington residents who are experiencing short-term financial needs. The fund helps individuals and families with expenses that directly affect …

The Council on Aging held a very successful Curbside Holiday Luncheon on Monday.  Thanks to the Fiddlehead Inn and Rabbit Hole Restaurant for 158 delicious meals.  And thanks to the helpers who handed out the meals, made deliveries and to Chief Reinke and Charley Rose who directed traffic. Special thanks to Shelley Rice our outgoing …

Last March with the onset of the Covid-19 Pandemic, the Select Board felt it necessary to shut down the collection of returnable bottles and cans at the Transfer Station for safety reasons. Previous to that, we have had local non-profit groups maintain the returnable operation and keep the proceeds for their benefit.  Most recently that’s …

The True Christmas Toy Drive was very successful. The Fiddlehead Restaurant and the Chase family would like to thank the community for their tremendous generosity. All gifts were distributed by True Christmas. a local 501(C)(3) non-profit organization, located in western Massachusetts. 

There will be no regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of Assessors on Tuesdays, December 22 & 29, 2020. Regular meeting hours will resume on Tuesday, January 5, 2021 at 6:30pm. assessors@worthington-ma.us

Two Worthington seniors have recently written a new children’s book. The book is titled Worth the Wait and is about the highly unusual fact that Sandhill Cranes have been nesting and breeding in Worthington for the past several years. The story is about a little girl who lives in Worthington and her relationship with the cranes and …