One Holden-resident obituary was published this week: Fiske, Richard L. Jr., 82, who died Monday, July 20, 2026. Arrangements are being handled by Miles Funeral Homes of Holden; full details were not available in the sources reviewed.
Worcester County Registry of Deeds recorded 11 property transfers in Holden between June 26 and July 25, but only one disclosed a sale price: $60,000 for 1 Rocky Mountain Rd, sold by Michael and Colleen F. Wheaton to Country Bank For Savings. Five of the 11 deeds named a bank or mortgag…
Holden Select Board warns of Salisbury Street bridge failure risk ahead of 2027 state repair.
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Holden Youth Soccer announced this week that registration is open for its in-town Futures League (U6/U8) and Champions League (U10/U12/U4) programs, according to the organization's website. The two programs make up part of Holden Youth Soccer's seasonal in-town offerings for young playe…
This week's obituary column includes two Holden residents: Harrington, Ann J., 100, who died July 7, 2026, and Scalley, Catherine A., 91, who died July 8, 2026. Both were served by Miles Funeral Homes in Holden, with full obituaries available via Echovita.
This week's Holden obituary column carries one notice: Wood, Richard J., age 80, of Holden, who died June 29, 2026. Arrangements are under the care of Miles Funeral Homes. Survivors include his wife Judy (McKinnon) of Rutland and his children Kristen Pepin and Richard Jr. Visitation is …
Holden Select Board unanimously approves new non-resident pool pass categories, capping sales at 20 each.
Holden's Annual Town Meeting approved a $133 million Wachusett Regional School District budget and a full slate of municipal spending articles Monday night, acting on the town's first Proposition 2.5 property tax override in 33 years.
Holden Board of Selectmen approves turkey trot permit and hears signs of budget relief ahead of town meeting.