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Sponsored by the Grafton Garden Club, the main event had those who preregistered stop by to pick up yellow trash bags.

Today, the Soldiers’ Monument still stands at the center of Memorial Cemetery; the fountain is maintained by the Westborough Garden Club.

After 32 years of working at Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School, Principal Mark Hollick has decided to retire.

“It’s our name on everything that’s being done. We want our name to be synonymous with quality of work, pride and loyalty."

In this week's edition read Northborough church begins to rebuild following fire. Westborough imposes sewer moratorium.

Work has continued on Massachusetts Department of Transportation's Route 495/Massachusetts Turnpike project in Hopkinton and Westborough.

While thousands participated in the 128th Boston Marathon, the 2nd Willows Marathon concluded in Westborough. 

The Grafton-based painting company has had success and longevity by focusing on one very basic principle: quality.

In case you’re not lacing your shoes up for the big race on Monday, here are some local events from around the region.

In this week's edition read Westborough three-sport athlete Kate Sams is ‘every coach’s dream’. Citizens’ petition to disband Design Review

Local and State Police are investigating an accident on Main Street in Southborough that killed a person from Marlborough.

Blair is buried in the Howard Street Cemetery in Northborough. You can see his inventions at the Northborough Historical Society Museum

The 128th running of the Boston Marathon will take place on Monday, April 15. Here's a list of runner from the area.

In this week's edition read Eggstravaganza! Egg hunt draws hundreds of local kids. Westborough officials ponder possible sewer moratorium.

A Grafton man is facing a slew of drug charges following an investigation at Keith Hill Road on Wednesday, April 3.

A commercial development is coming to the former Grafton State Hospital on Westboro Road. It was sold to GFI Partners.

The large club building itself, nearly 22,000 square feet, burned to the ground in 2009 in a huge fire after it had been closed for about 20 years.

The American Heritage Museum is New England’s Smithsonian and Hudson’s hidden gem.

We’ve all heard of mockingbirds, but have you actually seen one in our area?  Or heard one locally? Read more in Nature Notes....

In this week's edition read WHS student cultivates skill with drones for farming project. Combined health, human services heads to TM.