Put the brakes on the Ayer Shirley Regional High School Fields Project By Justin Cullinan September 25, 2019 at 9:59 am
LETTERS: Ayer-Shirley Regional SD needs to readjust priorities By Submitted Article September 22, 2019 at 1:00 am
![AYER – Class may not be in session, but the classroom of the Sandy Pond School could still give local residents a history lesson soon. The historic building located at 150 Sandy Pond Road celebrated its 150th birthday earlier this month. First built in 1869, the single-room school building has gone through multiple uses over […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/nas-z-sandypond-1.jpg?w=132 "AYER – Class may not be in session, but the classroom of the Sandy Pond School could still give local residents a history lesson soon. The historic building located at 150 Sandy Pond Road celebrated its 150th birthday earlier this month. First built in 1869, the single-room school building has gone through multiple uses over […]")
![When Shirley residents vote on the Ayer Shirley Regional High School Fields Project, they need to consider if what they are voting on is putting money toward something that prioritizes sports over other more important topics. My name is Justin Cullinan, a Shirley citizen, a freshman at ASRHS, and an activist for the “Vote No” […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/SE_060615_AyerShirleyGrad14-1.jpg?w=132 "When Shirley residents vote on the Ayer Shirley Regional High School Fields Project, they need to consider if what they are voting on is putting money toward something that prioritizes sports over other more important topics. My name is Justin Cullinan, a Shirley citizen, a freshman at ASRHS, and an activist for the “Vote No” […]")
![We believe the athletic field proposal Shirley taxpayers will be voting on Sept. 28 is still not the most cost-effective plan to meet its stated objectives. The Ayer Shirley Regional School District stills feel compelled to waste over $600,000 on frivolous items – like a concession stand and a press box – both of which […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/letter-1.jpg?w=116 "We believe the athletic field proposal Shirley taxpayers will be voting on Sept. 28 is still not the most cost-effective plan to meet its stated objectives. The Ayer Shirley Regional School District stills feel compelled to waste over $600,000 on frivolous items – like a concession stand and a press box – both of which […]")
![AYER – Police responded to reports of a woman who entered the Nashoba Valley Medical Center’s office building on Thursday and told a staff member she was armed. Deputy Police Chief Brian Gill said that a woman entered the office around 12:30 p.m. and told a receptionist that she had a gun. Police officers soon […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/20130623_080058_police-lights-Copy-1.jpg?w=117 "AYER – Police responded to reports of a woman who entered the Nashoba Valley Medical Center’s office building on Thursday and told a staff member she was armed. Deputy Police Chief Brian Gill said that a woman entered the office around 12:30 p.m. and told a receptionist that she had a gun. Police officers soon […]")
![AYER – More than 100 registered nurses of Nashoba Valley Medical Center have reached an agreement with the hospital’s owner for better contracts. The proposed settlement follows closely on the heals of an unfair labor practice the nurses filed against the medical center in late August and, more recently, several high-profile politicians going public with […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/low-l-nurses-1-1.jpg?w=132 "AYER – More than 100 registered nurses of Nashoba Valley Medical Center have reached an agreement with the hospital’s owner for better contracts. The proposed settlement follows closely on the heals of an unfair labor practice the nurses filed against the medical center in late August and, more recently, several high-profile politicians going public with […]")
![AYER – Elizabeth Jones of Ayer has received the third-place award of $2,000 from RTN Federal Credit Union as one of the 2019 recipients of RTN’s James A. Burle Jr. Scholarship. Elizabeth, who will be attending Suffolk University this fall, received her scholarship at a recognition ceremony held recently at the credit union’s main branch […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/low-o-rtncreditaward-1.jpg?w=66 "AYER – Elizabeth Jones of Ayer has received the third-place award of $2,000 from RTN Federal Credit Union as one of the 2019 recipients of RTN’s James A. Burle Jr. Scholarship. Elizabeth, who will be attending Suffolk University this fall, received her scholarship at a recognition ceremony held recently at the credit union’s main branch […]")
![TOWNSEND – Every dog has its day, and every dog in Townsend could soon have its own park. The town’s newly-formed Dog Park Feasibility Committee hosted its first meeting on Tuesday, July 31. According to Sara Grant, the committee chair, the group consists of five members and two alternates who first met each other two […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/DSC_0013-1.jpg?w=132 "TOWNSEND – Every dog has its day, and every dog in Townsend could soon have its own park. The town’s newly-formed Dog Park Feasibility Committee hosted its first meeting on Tuesday, July 31. According to Sara Grant, the committee chair, the group consists of five members and two alternates who first met each other two […]")
