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Why did we name our town Hudson?

Hudson was a minister, historian and public servant. For four years he was a member of the House of Representatives.

Community Advocate March 15, 2024

In this week's edition read Northborough’s Maxim fire engine celebrates 100th birthday. New details emerge in proposal for MBTA zoning.

One injured following report of explosion in Hudson

Hudson first responders were called to the report of an explosion at a commercial business at 106 Forest Ave. at 11:35 a.m. March 11. 

Railways and trolley companies influenced the development of Westborough’s roadways

The trolleys worked to transport children to school, shoppers to village stores, and beachgoers from throughout the region to Lake Chauncy.

Millbury Street Elementary School students visited by local author

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An award-winning author, Frost has published over nine illustrated books, including “Not Yet, Yeti” and “Capybara Is Friends with Everyone.”

Community Advocate March 8, 2024

In this week's edition read A Night in the Cold (and rain)to help homeless children. Westborough continues to probe for budget savings.

Hudson police charge Stow man with kidnapping

Hudson police charged Michael Gadomski, 61, of Stow, with kidnapping of a child, assault and disorderly conduct.

Grafton’s Alena Duval always on the run

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Over the course of her high school career, Alena Duval has learned a lot about both running and herself.

Downtown Northborough address has seen a variety of uses over the centuries

It was decided that the new building should replicate the exterior of the 1868 town hall. Anyone moving into town or born after 1990 may not realize that this building is a replica and was never used as a town hall.

‘Focus on your why’: PlanDynamic helps with your financial independence

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As a fee-only fiduciary, PlanDynamic doesn’t charge commissions or sell products; the advice is in the best interest of the client.

Community Advocate March 1, 2024

In this week's edition read 50 years after her murder, Eileen Ferro remembered. Lower state aid could hike Westborough’s property taxes

Verizon obtains permit to install cell tower in South Grafton

The Planning Board approved a special permit for Verizon to erect a wireless communications tower at 58 Follette St. on Lazy Hill.

An outing at Shrewsbury’s Edgemere Lodge

The Edgemere Lodge hosted many different groups for outings or conferences, such as the Elks Lodge and the New England Grocers Association.

Family-owned Landmark Door is the choice for your garage door needs

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Landmark Door offers a “wide variety of residential and commercial products from the industry’s leading manufacturers.”

Community Advocate February 23, 2024

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In this week's edition read how Segway helps Westborough resident move around again. Beal Commons appeal back in court on Feb. 29.

Julio’s Liquors makes list of top 17 liquor stores in U.S.

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Julio’s Liquors has been named one of the 17 best liquor stores in the U.S. by Tasting Table. It's the only chosen spot in New England.

Marlborough women have a rich heritage of serving their country in wartime

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To these brave women we say thank you. The city of Marlborough is proud of you. Read more in this Marlborough History article.

Community Advocate February 16, 2024

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In this week's edition read Westborough School Committee chooses new superintendent. SW Connector may be rezoned from industrial.

Intoxicated woman assaults Olive Garden employee, police

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A former employee of Olive Garden is facing several charges after she reportedly broke dishes and assaulted a staff member.

Theodore Roosevelt’s 1911 visit to Southborough was kept quiet

Theodore Roosevelt loomed large over America and literally over Southborough. Like the rest of America, Southborough was infatuated with Roosevelt. His triumph in Cuba cemented his popularity and his connection to Southborough.