Ashland March 2021

Ashland March 2021 Read More »

Due to Covid-19, Almost Everyone Needs a New or Improved Health, Life, Disability, & Estate Plan!

Due to Covid-19, Almost Everyone Needs a New or Improved Health, Life, Disability, & Estate Plan! Read More »

Dialogue that Crosses Faith Lines

Twelve members of faith organizations in MetroWest, including Our Lady of Fatima Shrine in Holliston, work on a regular basis to make their communities more inclusive. They called it the MetroWest Interfaith Dialogue Project (MIDP). Read More »

Don’t Forget to Get a Burning Permit

Don’t Forget to Get a Burning Permit Read More »

Ashland Receives “AAA” Credit Rating from Standard & Poor’s

Ashland Receives “AAA” Credit Rating from Standard & Poor’s Read More »

Ashland Hockey Adjusts to Pandemic

Over the past three seasons the Ashland boys’ hockey team has ventured into the Division 3 South Sectionals on two occasions, both times losing to the eventual Champion. In 2018 the Clockers fell to Hanover in the Semi-Finals and the following year the were ousted by Hopkinton in the Finals. Read More »

Ashland Couple Takes Pride in Their New Hometown

f you are driving along Main Street, from Mill Pond to Chestnut Street, you may see husband and wife team, Jan Poppendieck and Mike Jones, picking up trash. Read More »

Around Ashland Town News

Special Town Meeting and Election for Building Projects Read More »

Family Legacy of Service, Desire to Meet Needs of All Students Motivates Ashland’s Assistant Superintendent

In the midst of the Coronavirus, on July 1, 2020, Michael Caira took on his new role as Ashland’s Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment. Read More »

Project Just Because Serves Ashland Residents in Need

Social services organizations are working hard to keep up with the increasing need of many families. One Ashland resident, Barbara Christensen, works as a volunteer part of every week with a local organization, Project Just Because in Hopkinton. Read More »