Chess by Stephen Dann June 29, 2014 Why is chess considered by some to be a major sport, […]
Carissa Yip, 10, of Chelmsford did go 7-0 in the Wachusett Chess Club championship at Fitchburg State University, […]
Chess by Stephen DannSunday, June 8, 2014 Howard Goldowsky of Canton has written one of the longest and […]
Chess by Stephen Dann The announcement that Daytona-based Halifax Media will purchase this newspaper on June 1 greeted […]
Chess by Stephen Dann Andrew Liu, 15, of Westboro tied for first in the National Junior High Grade […]
The Gus Gosselin Grade Championships last Sunday in Marlboro had 122 students and clear winners in all eight […]
Chess — Stephen DannSunday, March 9, 2014 It was a victory for the average amateur chess enthusiast, courtesy […]
February has proved that chess ultimately wins over the worst of winter weather as a hobby, sport and […]
Tournament chess players tend to be loyal to their favorite traditional events. Despite recent weather, this is very […]
The Barry S. Spiegel Memorial Cup, the state’s scholastic singles championship, honors one of Worcester’s most hard-working chess […]
