Monson
For autistic children, wandering presents persistent danger
A nonverbal teen with Down syndrome named Matteo left his house in Monson on June 29 without an adult’s knowledge. He was found two days later about a mile from his home. While the incident ended safely, it brought the issue of wandering among children with developmental disabilities to the forefront. State Rep. Angelo Puppolo joined the Office of the Child Advocate and the Department of Developmental Services in efforts to raise awareness about wandering among children with autism spectrum disorder.
Kennealy meets Monson voters ahead of 2026 governor’s race
MONSON — While the 2026 gubernatorial election is still 15 months away, Republican candidate Mike Kennealy is wasting no time campaigning.
Ashe lays out his priorities for 2025-26 term
With 16 years in the state House of Representatives, Brian Ashe finds himself working on core issues each term.Reminder publishing file photo
Decorating your home for the holidays
MONSON — From the snow-covered town on the mantel to the lit-up garland intertwined within the railing, there are many ways to decorate your home for the holidays.
Committee to find interim superintendent for Monson
MONSON — At its meeting on Nov. 13, the School Committee voted to move forward in an effort to hire an interim school superintendent in light of the retirement of former Superintendent Cheryl Clarke on Oct. 24.
Silver Bell Farm commemorates 10-year anniversary
MONSON — This holiday season, Silver Bell Farm, a family-owned farm and event venue with locally grown Christmas trees and pumpkins, is celebrating its 10th anniversary. The farm has been a cherished part of the community, bringing families together through hands-on activities, special events and seasonal celebrations.
Miasha Lee
Fattman reelected, ‘sweeps’ state Senate competition
Worcester and Hampden District state Sen. Ryan Fattman (R-Sutton) was once again victorious after successfully securing his sixth term against challenger Anthony Allard on Nov. 5. Fattman was first elected to the state Senate in 2015 after previously serving in the...
Springfield Thunderbirds host annual School Day Game
SPRINGFIELD — Thousands of area school children had the opportunity to see the Springfield Thunderbirds play their annual School Day Game with a 10:30 a.m. puck drop on Nov. 6.
Neal defeats activist opponent, secures 19th term in House
The morning after the Nov. 5 election, while control of the U.S. House of Representatives was still in the air, the outcome in Massachusetts’ First Congressional District was clear. U.S. Rep. Richard Neal (D-Springfield) won a 19th term, his sixth representing the westernmost district in the state.
Voters disagree over open space purchase during Monson Town Meeting
MONSON — At the Oct. 28 special Town Meeting, Monson residents voted against purchasing two local properties proposed by the Community Preservation Committee after concerns were raised about the impact these purchases would have on residents’ taxes.
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