Terrance Farrell, 57
editor WAYLAND - Terrance Farrell, 57, of Wayland passed away March 26, 2020 after a period of declining health. Loving brother of Brian Farrell and his wife Denise of North Dighton,…
MassBay Classes Transition to Remote Learning Monday
FRAMINGHAM - MassBay Community College has transitioned all courses to a remote learning format beginning on Monday, March 30, 2020, in an effort to help the Commonwealth combat the spread…
Joseph S. Kwiatkowski, 91, Korean War & U.S. Army Veteran
NATICK - Joseph S. Kwiatkowski, 91. Born of immigrant parents Lucy Smolinska and Jozef Kwiatkowski in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn, NY. He joined the armed forces in 1951 as…
Mary Louise (Tomasetti) Hewins, 72
NATICK - Mary Louise (Tomasetti) Hewins, 72, of Holliston and formerly of Natick passed away in Day Kimball Hospital in Putnam, CT after a long battle with cancer. Beloved…
Maurice ‘Moe’ Capistran, 89
UPTON - Maurice “Moe” Capistran, 89 of Upton passed away Sun March 22, 2020. Born in Montreal, he was the son of the late Eugene and Marie (Sarel) Capistran and…
Edward Vincent Hicks Jr., 77
HOLLISTON - Edward Vincent Hicks Jr., 77, of Holliston, passed away Monday, March 17, 2020 at MetroWest Medical Center in Framingham. Born in Framingham, he was the son of the…
Wayland CVS Closes; Employee Tested Positive For Covid-19
The following is a press release. SOURCE is publishing as a community service *** WAYLAND - Effective today, March 21, 2020, the CVS at 150 Main Street in Wayland has…
UPDATED: Missing Newton Teen Last Seen in Framingham Found Safe
EDITOR's Note: The missing teen has been found safe (3:45 p.m.) NEWTON - Newton Police Department said a missing Newton teen was last seen in Framingham. The police department released…
UPDATED: Foundation for MetroWest Announces Creation of New MetroWest Emergency Relief Fund
NATICK - The Foundation for MetroWest, the community foundation serving the cities and towns of the MetroWest region of Massachusetts, today, March 17, announced the creation of the MetroWest Emergency…
MassBay Moves to Transition Many Courses Online
WELLESLEY - Joining in the global movement to limit large gatherings, MassBay Community College is encouraging faculty to transition their courses online in an effort to facilitate social distancing wherever…