LOCAL BUSINESS NEWS ARTICLES & EVENTS

Northborough - Treat yourself to foot reflexology, an ancient Chinese practice designed to ease tension and improve the function of different parts of the body by applying pressure to the feet.

"Quality and customer service are our goals. We have a trained foreman on every job. We have been a high-end provider of landscape service for decades, but we provide this quality at competitive prices. We can work within anyone's budget, tailoring a project to meet the needs of that budget," said Banner Steiman, who has owned the business since her husband's death.

Marlborough - Members of the Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce (MRCC) gathered at Wayside Racquet and Swim Club June 6 for its Business After Hours annual scholarship presentation. The MRCC, through the Marlborough Regional Community Foundation, Inc., awarded five $1,000 scholarships; Wayside Racquet and Swim Club awarded two scholarships totaling $1,500; and Hologic, Inc., awarded a single scholarship for $2,000. Marlborough-based Hologic, Inc., is a leading developer, manufacturer and supplier of diagnostic products, medical imaging systems, and surgical products, with an emphasis on serving women's healthcare needs.

Region - Central One Federal Credit Union has strived to be a community focused financial institution for over 60 years. In April, it went...

Marlborough – The Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce's 39th annual Premiere Golf Open was held June 4 at the Marlborough Country Club. After a day on the golf course, participants enjoyed a hot dinner with an ice cream buffet and lots of networking. Proceeds go to the chamber's business development programs.

Westborough – A forum on Alternative Health Care Treatments will be sponsored by The Suburban Group on Tuesday, June 18 from 11:30 a.m. to...

Shrewsbury - Modern Dentistry of Shrewsbury is now providing a new option to patients who wish to brighten their smiles. The KöR Whitening Deep...

Marlborough – Over the past few years, many banking institutions have generated negative press, much of it because of business practices which too often favored officers or major stockholders, instead of the customers themselves. But as a mutual savings bank, the Marlborough Savings Bank believes that stakeholders, ie: customers, should come first. As such, the bank has established an innovative Loyalty Banking program, which rewards customers for their continued business with a number of attractive benefits such as no-fee services and bonus increases to CDs.

Hudson - Checkerboards Restaurant & Bar has remodeled its original dining area to create a warmer atmosphere and enhance its customers" dining experience.

Here are the Classified Ads for the June 7 edition: Open publication - Free publishing

Marlborough ?The 15th Annual Health and Safety Fair for kids will be held Saturday, June 8, at from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at...

"We offer the curriculum required by the Registry of Motor Vehicles??"30 hours of classroom instruction, 12 hours of behind-the-wheel driving, six hours of observation and a two-hour class for parents," said John Scricco, owner of the Shrewsbury driving school and an instructor.

Jack's Guitar Garage to hold recital June 16 Shrewsbury - Jack's Guitar Garage of Northborough will hold its annual recital Sunday, June 16 at the...

Region - The Avidia Bank Charitable Foundation recently donated $1000 to Abby's House, Inc., in Worcester, for assistance with homeless prevention. Avidia Bank is...

Region - Golden Pond Assisted Living, 50 W. Main St., Hopkinton, will host an informative seminar on the decisions involved in downsizing to a...

Here are the Classified Ads for May 31:

Marlborough??"Summer brings outdoor activities and vacations that include the family pet, but owners need to take steps to keep pets healthy and safe.

Charlotte Klein Dance Centers hold recitals June 1 – 2 Worcester – Charlotte Klein Dance Centers will hold recitals Saturday and Sunday, June 1 and...

Grafton??""Trees are a big part of your property value," and trees need care like the rest of your property, said Steve Stratton, owner and president of Templeman Tree Service.

Here are the classified ads for the May 24 edition