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Mar. 14: Important Updates From the Town of Bolton

Important Updates From the Town of Bolton Effective Monday, March 16th, 2020, the Town of Bolton will be taking additional precautionary measures to control the spread of the 2019 Coronavirus (COVID-19) in our community. Town Hall The Town Hall will be closed to the public until March 27th, 2020. While our doors will be closed…

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Minuteman High School closed through March 20

LEXINGTON — Friday, March 13, 2020 — Minuteman Regional Vocational Technical High School will be closed through Friday, March 20, due to ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns, joining numerous other school districts in the region that have cancelled classes as a precautionary measure. This afternoon, Minuteman administrators were notified that one student, who resides in Arlington,…

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Nashoba schools closed for 2 weeks

To: NRSD Families and Faculty From: Brooke Clenchy, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Todd Maguire, Assistant Superintendent of Schools Date: March 13, 2020 Re: COVID-19 Update (6) Dear Nashoba Families: Since our communication yesterday, the NRSD administration took part in a conference call with the MA Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and the MA Department…

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Quick response saves Bolton house from attic fire

By Lynda King A Saturday evening house fire on Nourse Road drew emergency responders from seven communities, in addition to Bolton emergency personnel, whose quick response kept the fire from spreading, while police were able to evacuate two children and the family dog. Bolton police and firefighters were first on the scene, quickly followed by…

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Funds for Nashoba leach field in flux

Funds for leach field in flux; other state funds to increase by Nan Shnitzler State Senator Dean Tran appeared before the selectmen Aug. 22 to tell them that while the $300,000 earmark to move the Nashoba Regional High School leach field is included in the environmental bond bill that was signed by the governor, it…

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Nashoba District up to speed for start of new school year

August 28, 2019 By Natasha Don While there was no need for any major construction or renovation in the district buildings over the summer, Nashoba Regional School District Assistant Superintendent Todd Maguire applauded the facilities staff for their extensive work on the cleaning, maintaining, and improving of interior spaces and landscaping. One such improvement relates…

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Florence Sawyer ready for students

August 28, 2019 By Natasha Don The halls and grounds of the Florence Sawyer Schools have been polished and improved in anticipation of Thursday’s opening day. “Our custodial team and District facilities departments have worked very hard this summer to prepare for our students’ return,” said Principal Joel Bates.  He said that outdoor play areas…

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Bolton projects updates

Following is a list of updates provided by the Town of Bolton and the Bolton Department of Public Works on various projects currently underway in town. Long Hill Road Reopening Delayed Construction was substantially complete on Thursday Aug. 8. It was hoped that the roadway could be reopened no later than Saturday, Aug. 10 and…

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Funding for Bolton culverts included in final state budget

Submitted by the Office of State Rep. Kate Hogan Passed by the legislature and signed by Governor Charlie Baker last week, the $43.1 billion Fiscal Year 2020 (FY20) Massachusetts budget will provide a jolt of state funding for the Stow last mile transportation pilot, Bolton culvert repairs, and Assabet Watershed conservation through budget amendments sponsored…

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Obituary: Ken Tucker, 67

Ken Tucker, former Florence Sawyer School Principal, as well as former Nashoba football Head Coach, passed away at the age of 67. Please see full obituary at the link below. https://www.meaningfulfunerals.net/?action=obituaries.obit_view&CFID=1cbe2b30-c076-4c2f-b788-1ab1bbacd5b0&CFTOKEN=0&o_id=6416958&fh_id=12297&fbclid=IwAR3b_pPv-2e_ZDgKTu7MF_vO2wrbbXg0c-_BXmDnRnZHKWhehFiVNOOv3Sk

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