![SHIRLEY – On a warm, sunny Columbus Day afternoon, a re-dedication celebration was held at Fredonian Park Nature Center on Fredonian Street. First dedicated in September, 1979, with a big brass band (Army Band, from former Fort Devens) and memorable local hoopla, the recent event was low key by comparison. Gerry Wheeler recalled that earlier […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/low-z-park3-1.jpg?w=117 "SHIRLEY – On a warm, sunny Columbus Day afternoon, a re-dedication celebration was held at Fredonian Park Nature Center on Fredonian Street. First dedicated in September, 1979, with a big brass band (Army Band, from former Fort Devens) and memorable local hoopla, the recent event was low key by comparison. Gerry Wheeler recalled that earlier […]")
Park re-dedication event features music and memories of Fredonian Mill
SHIRLEY – On a warm, sunny Columbus Day afternoon, a re-dedication celebration was held at Fredonian Park Nature Center on Fredonian Street. First dedicated in September, 1979, with a big...
![SHIRLEY – A recount held Tuesday of the votes cast during the Sept. 28 special election on whether to to levy a $7 million debt exclusion to pay for the Ayer Shirley High School fields improvement project confirmed the result: 751 no, 739 yes. The recount by the Board of Registrars, which had duly posted […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/low-z-recount1-1.jpg?w=117 "SHIRLEY – A recount held Tuesday of the votes cast during the Sept. 28 special election on whether to to levy a $7 million debt exclusion to pay for the Ayer Shirley High School fields improvement project confirmed the result: 751 no, 739 yes. The recount by the Board of Registrars, which had duly posted […]")
![AYER – Although the annual event is the brainchild of the Ayer Recycling Committee and organized each year under its purview, “Recycle Your Reusables” is a regional effort that reaches beyond town borders and draws vendors (folks who accept recyclables for free and re-use them for fun and profit) from far and near, according to […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/low-z-recycling-1.jpg?w=140 "AYER – Although the annual event is the brainchild of the Ayer Recycling Committee and organized each year under its purview, “Recycle Your Reusables” is a regional effort that reaches beyond town borders and draws vendors (folks who accept recyclables for free and re-use them for fun and profit) from far and near, according to […]")
![SHIRLEY – Town revenue went up by $800,000 this year, thanks to grants and from auctioning off delinquent tax titles. The total new revenue includes nearly $500,000 in state grant money. One of the grants – a Complete Streets grant – has been in the works for some time, Town Administrator Mike McGovern said this […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/low-z-war-1.jpg?w=117 "SHIRLEY – Town revenue went up by $800,000 this year, thanks to grants and from auctioning off delinquent tax titles. The total new revenue includes nearly $500,000 in state grant money. One of the grants – a Complete Streets grant – has been in the works for some time, Town Administrator Mike McGovern said this […]")
![AYER – The West Main Street makeover plan that Economic and Community Development Director Alan Manoian pitched to the selectmen recently painted a vivid “before and after” picture of an area that clearly needs some attention. Revitalizing this neglected straightaway is doable, he said, if components come together, including a MassWorks grant, application jointly submitted […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/low-z-vision-1.jpg?w=117 "AYER – The West Main Street makeover plan that Economic and Community Development Director Alan Manoian pitched to the selectmen recently painted a vivid “before and after” picture of an area that clearly needs some attention. Revitalizing this neglected straightaway is doable, he said, if components come together, including a MassWorks grant, application jointly submitted […]")
![SHIRLEY Voters defeated by a narrow margin on Saturday the same debt exclusion ballot question they said no to last year, aimed in both instances at paying the town’s share of a $7 million high school athletic fields project. The count was 739 for and 751 against. Business was brisk at the polls on this […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/low-l-shirleyvote2-1.jpg?w=117 "SHIRLEY Voters defeated by a narrow margin on Saturday the same debt exclusion ballot question they said no to last year, aimed in both instances at paying the town’s share of a $7 million high school athletic fields project. The count was 739 for and 751 against. Business was brisk at the polls on this […]")
