Gateway’s Butler guilty of an enjoyable whodunit By Katie Alicea-TiltonCitizen Chronicle Theatre Critic SOUTHBRIDGE — The Gateway Players Theater kicked off its 44th season with a show filled with love, mystery and laughter. A real nail biter that had everyone guessing all the way up until the end as to […]
By Sarah Champagne, Managing Editor As January comes to an end, a longstanding Southbridge business will close its doors. However, it won’t be closing due to the modern economic pressures of running a small business, competition from internet-based products or any other type of pressure that typically puts a strain […]
📷 The photography of Justin Lawson is displayed at Jacob Edwards Library for the month of January. Helen Boyle photo. “Many beautiful people have a disturbing sense of self-worth and through my art, they worked up the courage to try and crack through their walls of depressions, anxiety, and insecurities and […]
SOUTHBRIDGE — Ida (Gamache) Lafleur, 100, died December 31, 2018, at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield. Her husband of 50 years, was the late Roland G. Lafleur, who died April 25, 1994. She leaves nieces and nephews, including Lorraine (Gamache) and Peter Robidoux of Vermont, and very dear friends Jesus and […]
SOUTHBRIDGE – Residents will have access to a forum to discuss proposed projects for the 2019 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program and to provide feedback on previous CDBG programs and projects. The forum will be held Wednesday, Jan. 9, at 6:30 p.m. at Southbridge Town Hall, 41 Elm Street […]
