Ware
Durant returns to Senate for Worcester and Hampshire District
Republican state Sen. Peter Durant (R-Spencer) bested his opponent Democrat and community activist Sheila Gibb to become the next senator from the Worcester and Hampshire District which includes the towns of Ware and Hardwick.
Discussion continues on Mary Lane Hospital in Ware
WARE — Conversations regarding the status of the Mary Lane Hospital demolition project continued during the Selectboard’s Oct. 15 meeting as the demolition delay was set to expire the same week.
Senate candidates Dibb, Durant answer campaign questions
Reminder Publishing sent questionnaires to both candidates for state senator in the Worcester and Hampshire District, which covers the towns of Hardwick, Ware, and several others to the east.
DePalo, Couture answer Governor’s Council questionnaire
Reminder Publishing sent questionnaires to both candidates for Governor’s Council in the 7th District, which covers the towns of Brimfield, Hardwick, Holland, Monson, Wales and Ware, and most of Central Massachusetts.
Annual Ware Domestic Violence Awareness Walk returns on Oct. 20
WARE — The Ware River Valley Domestic Violence Task Force is hosting its ninth annual Domestic Violence Awareness Walk on Sunday, Oct. 20, at 1 p.m. at Veterans’ Memorial Park, 101 Main St.
Milleron: ‘Half the district doesn’t know I’m running’
U.S. Rep. Richard Neal (D-Springfield) is a well-known name in Massachusetts. Nadia Milleron is not, and as a candidate for the 1st Congressional District, she is outraged by that.
WestMass ElderCare partners with Delaney’s for meal program
HOLYOKE — Delaney’s Market will begin providing meals for WestMass ElderCare’s Senior Nutrition Program, which includes both home-delivered meals and Community Table sites, in a partnership of local groups that began on Oct. 1.
Workshop13 to install vertical platform lift at main location
WARE — During July and August 2025, nonprofit Workshop13 Cultural Arts and Learning Center will install a vertical platform lift in its main location at 13 Church St. to increase its accessibility to Ware community members.
Ware police chief receives public education letter from State Ethics Commission
WARE — After conducting a preliminary inquiry into whether or not Police Chief Shawn Crevier violated the state conflict of interest law, the commission decided to resolve the matter through a public education letter.
Mary Lane Hospital demolition halted after meeting with Baystate CEO
WARE — During the Select Board meeting on Sept. 17, the board received positive updates on the status of the Mary Lane Hospital demolition project and Gilbert Trust fund.