Clinton's funeral homes and obituary aggregators posted notices this week for four residents, current or former: DeRouin, Margaret; Houlihan, Mildred "Millie"; Les, Frederick J.; and Lamarche, Roseanne C. DeRouin, a longtime Clinton resident, died at 102 with her daughters at her side. …
Select Board schedules public hearing and utility pole hearings for Allen and Oak streets Wednesday. From our own coverage: Two of 13 recorded Clinton deeds list sale prices. Also in today's brief (12 items): Finance Committee meets Monday at Town Hall; Library hosts Lyme disease progra…
Thirteen property deeds were recorded in Clinton between Aug. 21 and Aug. 25, but only two carried sale prices in Worcester County Registry of Deeds data as of this report: $80,000 for a Clinton property with no street address specified, sold to Digital Federal Credit Union, and $25,000…
Clinton's Board of Health opened sign-up information for this fall's flu clinic this week. The town's Cemetery Division also announced its annual fall cleanup of municipal cemeteries, both posted to the town website on Sept. 18. Clinton Public Library is adding two new offerings next we…
Clinton's Council on Aging announced the senior center's Carriage House addition has officially passed occupancy inspection, clearing the way for new programming.
Clinton School Committee adopts law enforcement interaction policy required under new state law.
Three obituaries with Clinton connections were published this week: Houlihan, Mildred, 97, of Auburn, who grew up in Clinton; Les, Frederick Joseph, 95, of Clinton, survived by his wife of 60 years, Marjorie (Michniewicz) Les; and Lamarche, Roseanne C., 98, of Clinton, predeceased by he…
Ten property deeds were recorded in Clinton between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, but only two disclosed a sale price: $700,000 for 72 Prospect St. and $530,400 for a Clinton property sold by Laura E. and Michael C. Daly, yielding a median of $615,200 across those two deeds. The remaining eight…
Clinton's Parks and Recreation and Fuller Field Commission discussed using The Strand theater for community events and continued planning for the Fuller Fieldhouse.
Clinton Select Board votes 3-1 against funding Strand Theatre marquee, risking $100,000 state grant. Chair Mary R.
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