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Continue reading →: Benefit Brunch Train Planned to Aid Businesses Affected by Downtown FireThe Railroad Museum of New England will host a Benefit Brunch Train on Saturday, March 14th, with all proceeds donated to assist businesses impacted by the downtown fire as they rebuild. Two departures are scheduled at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Each ticket includes a 90-minute train ride, brunch, and…
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Continue reading →: From Motherhood to Meal Prep: The Path That Led to Greens N’ ThingsWhen Greens N’ Things launched in 2022, it wasn’t the result of a sudden trend or a polished corporate rollout. It was the outcome of years spent in kitchens, a personal turning point, and a practical need to build something that worked for real life. At the center of the…
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Continue reading →: Press Release – Thomaston High School: Expanding Opportunity Through Purposeful Design
The following press release was provided to Clocktown Chronicle by Superintendent Francine Coss. Thomaston High School offers students a thoughtfully designed academic program that combines rigor, flexibility, and opportunity within a personalized learning environment. The 2026–2027 Program of Studies reflects a districtwide commitment to providing students with meaningful pathways to…
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Continue reading →: $5.4M Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrade Advances to Town MeetingA special town meeting will be held Wednesday, February 11, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. in the Lena Morton Art Gallery in Town Hall to consider several items, including a major capital appropriation related to Thomaston’s wastewater treatment facility and multiple proposed ordinances. The largest item on the agenda is a…
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Continue reading →: Supporting Businesses Impacted by the Main Street FireIn the days following the Main Street fire, community members have organized a number of ways to support the businesses affected. We have compiled a list of known support efforts, bringing together information about fundraising campaigns, community-led events, and in-person donation opportunities in one place. This resource will be updated…
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Continue reading →: Overnight Fire Devastates Downtown Businesses; Community RalliesA devastating fire that began around 10 p.m. Tuesday caused massive damage to several downtown businesses in Thomaston, leaving a familiar stretch of Main Street deeply changed by morning. Fire crews responded late Tuesday evening as they worked to contain the fire, which spread within a shared building and impacted…
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Continue reading →: Thursday: Joint Meeting to Review Feasibility Study FindingsA special joint meeting of the Thomaston Board of Selectmen, Board of Finance, and Board of Education has been scheduled for this Thursday, January 22nd at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will take place at the Lena Morton Gallery in Town Hall and will also be accessible remotely via Zoom. On…
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Continue reading →: Thomaston EATS Fundraiser Returns for 2026 With Dining DiscountsA popular local dining fundraiser is returning for the new year, offering year long savings for participants while supporting local businesses and the arts. Landmark Community Theatre (LCT) has announced the return of Thomaston EATS for 2026, a fundraiser that provides one time dining discounts at participating local restaurants throughout…
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Continue reading →: Got 2 minutes? Take our reader survey
As we continue our work at the Clocktown Chronicle, we want to make sure our coverage reflects what matters most to the Thomaston community. We’ve put together a short reader survey that takes about 1–2 minutes to complete. Your responses will help guide the topics we prioritize, the types of…
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Continue reading →: Thomaston Little League Opens 2026 RegistrationRegistration is now open for the 2026 season of Thomaston Little League, offering baseball and softball programs for children ages 4 through 16. The league welcomes both new and returning players, whether they are stepping onto the field for the first time or coming back for another season. Thomaston Little…





