Seat belt on? Cell phone off?
telegram.com     May 17, 2008            

BOLTON - It was an early morning wake-up call for students driving to class yesterday at Nashoba Regional High School - although some students were already taking calls, while driving, which is a no-no as far as Christopher P. Harrington, the Bolton police safety officer, is concerned. [read full story]                

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