Farmers’ Market welcomes vendors and shoppers year-round
When Princeton Farmers’ Market Manager Ginger Toll moved to Princeton in October of 2014 she was excited to get involved
CASA volunteers help children and youth in crisis
It’s a disturbing reality that too many children in North Central Massachusetts are in family situations where they cannot thrive.
275 years and counting: Making a sacrifice to maintain a family legacy
Just days before passing away from cancer in July 2016, Craig Stinson of Stinson Farm in Princeton was on his
Fundraiser keeps school on leading edge of technology
On your mark, get set, go! Students at Thomas Prince School (TPS) are familiar with these commands as this
Local photographer helps families make memories
Photographer Jenn Gyles, owner of PBJ—Photos by Jenn, has recently relocated to Princeton from Lunenburg, and is enjoying the tranquility
Chief reports adequate water sources for firefighting in Princeton
On August 28, Princeton Fire Department Chief John Bennett released a letter detailing the status of Princeton’s water supply for
Selectboard sets goals for upcoming year
At their meeting on September 13, the Princeton Selectboard approved and voted on their goals for the upcoming year. In
A community newspaper is born
In March, Karen and Mark Packard became the owners of of Sterling Meetinghouse News. Sterling Meetinghouse News has been published