Monthly Archives: January 2011

The Goddard School® located in Auburn is calling out to all Goddard School alumni. The organization has just announced that it will be accepting applications for its annual $10,000 Anthony A. Martino Memorial Scholarship.

Posted by Brittany Durgin Snowboarding in action – Watch video footage of a past Sofa King New England snowboard contest, as well as footage from the new Contour HD cameras that strap onto your goggles while ripping down the mountain. … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin Twice the agenda in a limited amount of time (the State of the Union is at 9:00). Can we be out before President Obama finishes shaking everyone’s hands as he walks into Congress? Follow all the … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin For tonight’s State of the Union address members of the Senate and House will not sit divided by political party, but rather they will mingle amongst one another in an effort to show bi-partisanship. From the … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin Brian O’Connell, Dianna Biancheria and Tracy O’Connell Novick have just released a statement asking for a “prompt, comprehensive, aggressive, impartial and meticulous investigation take place as to the circumstances at the school which led to the … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin Jordan Levy’s blog hosted by WTAG posted a transcript from an online chat between a listener and a DPW customer service agent. It’s kind of like the “Waiting for Godot” of municipal service — a back … Continue reading →

Looks like the worst of it is over, but still be careful out on those roads! Central Massachusetts: Troop C Barracks reporting snow beginning to subside. Vehicles continue to slide off the road in the Milbury area on Route 495 … Continue reading →

Posted by Jeremy Shulkin This tip in from former city councilor (and Womag columnist) Gary Rosen: Meadow Lane residents have found a lawyer. Attorney Mo Bergman has been brought in to fight the city’s ruling that they must shovel the … Continue reading →