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The Conversation: Bill Kamataris, martial arts teacher
William Kamataris, a lifelong resident of Clinton, is director of the newly opened Paladin Martial Arts Center at 476 Main St.
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Alice Cappuccio, 100; Mayflower descendant enjoyed travel
Lancaster -Alice M. (Woodward) Cappuccio, 100, of 7 Lee St., formerly of Nashua and Windham, N.H., died Oct. 9 in Oakdale Nursing Center, West Boylston. (Calling hour and funeral Oct. 14)
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High-risk 'most wanted' sex offender turns self in
Clinton -Shayne M. Sampson, one of the state’s “most wanted” sex offenders, turned himself in to Clinton District Court the morning of Oct. 10.
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New elementary schools are near -- but not over -- capacity
Clinton -Nashoba and Clinton school superintendents are looking for additional classroom space to accommodate program needs, but say their schools are not in serious risk of overcrowding.
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Free entry for Clintonians to weekend festival at Tower Hill
Boylston -Residents of Clinton enjoy free admission this weekend to Tower Hill Botanic Garden, where live animals, hawks, puppets and children’s crafts will highlight the Shades of Autumn festival.
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Poll: What's an appropriate Town Meeting quorum?
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Sing to 'Grease' in Rauscher Farm benefit Oct. 19
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Senior scene, Oct. 9-16
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William Fitzgerald, 87; World War II veteran loved Big Band music
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Daniel Schulman, 62; Army veteran recalled as a ‘true gentleman’
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Madeline Taylor, 74; Clintonian kept books at Wheeler’s Garage
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Elsie Sibal, 90; Hospital Guild member worked at Perkins, Town Hall
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Hospital Guild seeks members; group to meet Oct. 7
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Marion Sorel, 89; inspector at Colonial Press later worked at Nypro
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ALL ABOUT WICKED LOCAL CLINTON: Your guide to your town's Web site
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