Sterling Gymnastics recently added Clinton resident KeRu Cai, former team member and coach to the Chinese national gymnastics team program, to its coaching staff.

After taking home top honors at the Mount Wachusett Community College Business Plan Competition, Lancastrian Nancy Heron and business partner Tim Lea are eager to begin.

It’s never too early to start planning for overseas holiday mailings, according to Clinton Postmaster James R. Hardy and Maureen Portanova, Lancaster officer-in-charge.

Uptown Inc., a nonprofit corporation created in 1997 to revitalize Clinton’s downtown business area, is raising money by selling “limited edition” Uptown-label wines through Dec. 12.

Amid a financial crisis that started with lenders and homebuilders, housing starts are up in Clinton, Building Inspector Tony Zahariadis said recently.

Crepes & Bread restaurant, at 94 High St., reopened under new management Oct. 15 after being closed since the beginning of September.

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McDonald’s restaurant at 1040 Main St., Clinton, will donate a percentage of its sales to the Clinton Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SpEd PAC), 5-7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 18.

School Committee member and WHEAT contributor Tena Zapantis said Nov. 11 her family will purchase the Strand Theatre at 58 High St.

Lancaster Mills developer Brady Sullivan Properties of Manchester, N.H., has withdrawn a proposal to turn the 323,000-square foot property into a mix of residential and commercial units.

Gary Notaro of Clinton won the first "early bird" drawing of the Wachusett Chamber of Commerce $uper Raffle yesterday, drawn by top ticket seller, Jan Scott of Clinton Savings Bank.

The owner of Lancaster Mills may reach a compromise with neighboring Weetabix Co. to save the mixed-use development before a Nov. 5 Planning Board meeting.

Local retailers like Viviana’s Vintage, Sunrise Boutique Inc. and WHEAT’s Hidden Treasures shop have last-minute costumes as the annual spook-fest approaches.

Updated: The subcontractor at the Walgreens project said he has "no idea" why unions protested his work site this week, and denied allegations that he hires illegal immigrants.

For the 28th consecutive year, the Wachusett Chamber of Commerce is selling $uper Raffle tickets, for $100 each.

Brady Sullivan Properties made another round of concessions in its redevelopment plan for Lancaster Mills, saying it wants to be “good neighbors,” but its neighbor is the problem.

Everyone knows Clinton is an old mill town. Ever wonder what some of those mills still make? Take a peek inside Darmann, Dunn, Injectronics, Kelly, Nypro and Weetabix.

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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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Two new restaurants will open this month, Sabor Latino on High Street and Tailgaters Grille on Main Street. Meanwhile, Crepes and Bread downtown is looking for a new owner.

Throughout the month of October, Clinton Savings Bank is leading a fundraising effort designed to benefit National Education for Assistance Dog Services' "Canines for Combat Veterans" program.

The old town has a new site all to itself: WickedLocal.com/Lancaster. Click above for links.