Neighbors helping neighbors

To the Editor: A hearty "thank you" to all those who participated in the April 21 Town-wide Earth Day Clean-up sponsored by the Westborough Community...

Northborough – Neil Simon's "The Good Doctor," directed by Tom Alera, will be performed Thursday, May 17 through Saturday, May at Algonquin Regional High...

Northborough – The Northborough Senior Center hosted a Men's Breakfast May 10, followed by a presentation from Lt. Col. Steve Johnson, who shared photos and facts about his 25 months in Iraq. Johnson has been a Northborough resident for over 25 years and recently retired from Raytheon, where he worked for 29 years. He retired from the military as a lieutenant colonel in October 2009, after 36 years of service. After serving in Vietnam in 1972 and the first Gulf war in 1991, he was also sent to Iraq in 2003.

Shrewsbury - Music Worcester, Inc., a non-profit cultural organization and presenter of the Worcester Music Festival since 1858, is proud to announce the winners...

Westborough - The Westborough Youth Commission is seeking two high school students – one will be a junior and one who will be a...

Westborough - Student artists from Gallery in the Pines in Hudson will present an Art Show at the Westborough Public Library starting May 13....

Northborough- From April 15 to July 6, the Westborough Gallery is featuring Northborough's Jeanine Vitale photography exhibit called, "Journey." Formally trained in the performing arts, with degrees in vocal performance and education, Vitale has created "a second life" as a successful photographer. Most of her current work weaves the various elements of past art forms to create a unique visual tapestry. According to Vitale, she "draws upon a lot of sources for inspiration while working on the ideas for the pictures in my current exhibit - my own past, music and singing, poetry, dreams and spirituality."

Hopkinton – The Baypath Humane Society of Hopkinton will be holding an Open House on Saturday, May 12 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00...

Southborough/Northborough - As graduation approaches, thoughts of the future flood the minds of seniors who ready themselves to venture beyond the walls of high school. For 2003 Algonquin Regional High School (ARHS) graduate Josh Sturgeon, life nine years post-graduation is rewarding and full - thanks, in part, to the many people and teachers who influenced him along the way. At ARHS, Sturgeon found his niche playing basketball and playing music, both experiences shaping the way he would navigate his future experiences. Reflecting on his four years at ARHS, Sturgeon recalls the one class that influenced him more than any other.

Westborough - A group of Westborough High School (WHS) students has been talking to local senior citizens as a way of ensuring that the...