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GLOCESTER -Anne Ejnes, a candidate for the Glocester School Committee, said last week that she will "work for quality education and sensible finances." continue
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GLOCESTER - Virginia M. Peters has announced her candidacy for re-election as Director of Human Services, a post she has held since 2003. continue
GLOCESTER - Walter M.O. Steere, a Republican candidate for Town Council, said in a press release on Monday, "The worth of a school is not the bricks and mortar that house our children. (Although a group in town sold us a different idea). Rather, it is defined by the hardworking people who are there every day working with our children and the results they achieve. These people are usually the target of unhappy taxpayers who do not like the contracts that are negotiated with their unions." continue
GLOCESTER - Glocester's two elementary school parents groups and the middle school parents group have come together to organize a "Meet the Glocester School Committee Candidates Night," on Wednesday, Oct. 15, from 7 to 9 p.m., in the Ponaganset Middle School auditorium. continue
GLOCESTER - Ruffles 'N Beaus Square Dance Club will start its 18th year on Sunday, Oct. 19 with a beginner square dance class at the Beckwith-Bruckshaw Memorial Lodge in Pascoag, at 7 p.m. Classes will be held every Sunday thereafter. continue
GLOCESTER - The Glocester Human Services director and the Town Clerk's Office are working together to establish a program for Glocester residents to enable families to stay a little warmer this winter with warm clothing. continue
GLOCESTER - The Learning Place of Chepachet sponsored a Family Fitness Day and picnic at Byron Winsor Park on Sept. 20. continue
GLOCESTER - Holidaze Stained Glass, 712 Putnam Pike, Route 44, will hold its annual student show and sale on Sunday, Oct. 19, from noon to 4 p.m. continue
GLOCESTER - The Glocester Land Trust is hosting several nature and trail walks on Saturday, Oct. 11, at Heritage Park on Chestnut Oak Road in Harmony. continue
