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Southborough marks Memorial Day
Parade participants included police and fire units; the Trottier Middle School Band; local officials and veterans; and troops from the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and Cub Scouts.
Government
Southborough marks Memorial Day
Parade participants included police and fire units; the Trottier Middle School Band; local officials and veterans; and troops from the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and Cub Scouts.
Education
Local students earn National Merit scholarships
Four area students were awarded National Merit $2,500 Scholarships from the National Merit Scholarship Corp.
Business
Find your favorite New England fare at Kennedy’s Restaurant & Market
Kennedy’s places significant focus on its community -- ties to the community are at the heart of the restaurant.
Juniper Hill Golf Course is the perfect setting for the very...
Four generations of golf professionals have served this community from the picturesque grounds of Juniper Hill Golf Course.
Classifieds May 26, 2023
Classifieds - your source for: Services, Yard Sales, Rentals, Prayers, Career Marketplace and For Sale ads
American Heritage Museum to host living history events
From May to October, the American Heritage Museum will be hosting a series of living history events starting May 27.
Sports
St. John’s baseball holds off Shrewsbury
In the latest chapter of Shrewsbury’s intra-town rivalry, the St. John’s Pioneers held off the Shrewsbury Colonials baseball team, winning a hard-fought and highly competitive game by a score of 4-2.
Hudson Hawks beat Marlborough in ‘hard fought’ game on the diamond
A rivalry came to a head as the Marlborough Panthers and Hudson Hawks faced off on the baseball diamond on May 19.
Rangers suffer heartbreaking overtime loss on Senior Night
Shaun Highley scored 2:22 into overtime to lift North Middlesex Regional past Westborough High, spoiling Senior Night for the lacrosse team.
Algonquin holds hall of fame induction ceremony
Hundreds of friends, family and fans gathered in the Algonquin Regional High School cafeteria to celebrate the recent hall of fame inductees.
Obituaries
William F. Armstrong, 97, of Grafton
William Frederick "Bill" Armstrong died Friday evening, May 19th, 2023 - a week shy of his 98th birthday - at Shrewsbury Crossing in Shrewsbury, MA, where he had lived for the past 14 months. His three children were with him that night and, while the last several years had had its challenges, his final days were peaceful.
