ADAMS, Mass. — Brothers William and Earle Charbonneau joined the Navy together on Sept. 11, 1942, served together and died together when their ship was torpedoed off Italy 80 years ago this.
On Memorial Day, May 27, a large crowd gathered between on Spring Street in front of Memorial Park, to honor those who have served to in the U.S. military. The event was MCeed by Devin Holzer, who introduced the five American Legion members who represented the five different branches of the military, as well as the group of veterans, Sons of American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary, and Scoute 4090, who particpated in the event. Holzer read ” In Flander’s Field,” a war poem by John McRae, and was followed by guest speaker Mayor Ray Jackson, who is a veteran of three branches of the military. The names of honorable tributes were read - those who died serving in WWI and whom Memoria Park was built to dedicate - and the event ended with military honors recognized with a gun salute, taps, and cannon blast. “It was wonderful to see such a great turn out,” said Holzer. “Covid changed a lot of things but it was great to see so many people who were happy t
A 4,659-square-foot house built in 2004 has changed hands. The spacious property located at 9 Park Grove Lane in Shrewsbury was sold on May 8, 2024, for $1,330,000, or $285 per square foot. This two-story home presents a roomy floor plan, featuring five bedrooms and six baths. The home's outer design showcases a a hip roof frame, with roofing materials crafted from shingles (not wood). Inside, a fireplace enhances the ambiance of the living area. The property is equipped with forced air heating and a cooling system. Additionally, the house comes with a garage. The property occupies a sizable 0.5-acre lot.
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Did you know that April is Native Plant Appreciation month? Proclaimed in 2004 by the Governor initially for a weeklong celebration of native plants, it became a full month in 2020. This year’s theme is “Prairie Preservation”. Local Washington Native Plant Society chapters have been hosting numerous activities all month long. Check out WNPS.org for more information.