Clinton Schools Adopt Bell-to-Bell Phone Ban
Clinton School Committee adopted a bell-to-bell cell phone ban, waiving a second reading to approve policy JICJA.
Clinton School Committee adopted a bell-to-bell cell phone ban, waiving a second reading to approve policy JICJA.
One Clinton obituary was published this week: Petersen-Hines, Margaret Claire, 89, of Clinton, who died August 5, 2026. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Farley Funeral Home. Full details are available through Echovita's Clinton, MA obituary listings; no other Clinton-resident n…
Worcester County Registry of Deeds recorded 16 property transfers in Clinton between July 10 and July 14, but only three listed a sale price, from $20,000 to $433,300, with a median of $324,000 among those. The top recorded sale was 165 Grove St. at $433,300. Two transfers on Main Street shared
Clinton Select Board voted 3-2 to rescind a resolution critics said discredited local police.
Clinton's Planning Board and Board of Selectmen voted to revive a joint subcommittee on car-dealer license enforcement after years of unresolved violations.
Clinton Parks and Recreation says its July 28 Summer Concert Series show was rained out, and the scheduled rain date was rained out too; the Rampage Trio will instead play Olde Home Day on Saturday, September 12, from 1 to 2:30 p.m. On the school side, Clinton Public Schools Athletics h…
Clinton's obituary notices this week include one resident: Ordung, Patricia, 71, whose death on July 29, 2026, was noted in a listing from Philbin Comeau Funeral Home via Echovita. No additional biographical detail — profession, survivors, or service arrangements — was available in the …
Clinton saw 18 property transfers recorded between July 3 and Aug. 1, but only two had a sale price recorded -- $60,000 for 209 Grove St and $327,750 for a Clinton property sold by Debra and Michael Paul Goodsell to Ross Mortgage Co and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems. That leaves a…
Clinton Retirement Board voted 4-1 to keep fighting litigation tied to the Massachusetts Teachers' Retirement System rather than pay a $28,000 exit fee. Administrator Patricia Hazel told the board the case has already cost $13,800, with roughly $3,000 more needed to finish.
The Clinton Cable Commission discussed a budget running well past its $20,000 cap and graduation livestream audio failures.