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Cabinet News

Gift of building, budget discussed

WILTON – Accepting the gift of the Wilton Falls Building will be on the warrant at Town Meeting in March. The Select Board continued discussion of the proposal at their regular meeting on Monday. “There needs to be a conversation with the public,” Chairman Matt Fish said. “And there ...

Wilton Public Works director will be missed

WILTON – On Jan. 22, Michael Tatro, Public Works Director for the past two years, died in an automobile accident in Greenfield. He was a resident of Antrim and on his way to work. In a statement on the town website, Town Administrator Nick Germain said, “Michael consistently demonstrated ...

Amherst Lions Club Fire and Ice coming

Amherst Lions Club is looking for the best chili for its 8th Fire & Ice event, Friday, Feb 9, 5-7 p.m., at the Amherst Middle School. Cooks wishing to enter their chili recipe (two-gallon minimum) for one year's bragging rights should contact Joan Ferguson ...

Joyce M. Nelson

Joyce M. Nelson, 79, resident of Milford, died on Jan. 18 at Catholic Medical Center, Manchester, after a brief illness. She was born on March 20, 1944, in Leominster, Mass., a daughter of the late Paul and Irene (Bergeron) Hurtubise. Joyce was raised and educated in Leominster and ...

Area students on dean’s lists

NASHUA – The following local residents were named to the Dean’s List at Rivier University for the 2023 fall semester. Amherst Erin Duggan Bedford Johnna Duchanin, Adiah Humphrey and Samara Vu. Hollis Phoebe Constantineau and Madison Kepnes. Hudson Ty Baker, Chris ...

The Cabinet Time Machine – 2001

MILFORD – As published in The Cabinet: Porky Pumpkin – Charlie Houghton helps to weigh a pumpkin belonging to Sheridan Bernasconi of Nashua. It came in at 357 pounds. Houghton’s 890-pound pumpkin took third place at Milford’s Great Pumpkin Festival last weekend. Helping are, from ...