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Community Advocate drone photographer Tami White captured these stunning photos of the fall foliage surrounding Lake Williams in Marlborough

The spring sports season rumbled onward last week, with teams playing through their April Break schedules.

“To be successful in business, you have to listen first. We have had early success just by treating people right.”

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

The next steps begin for former Civic Kitchen space. Planning Board approves Gutierrez warehouse plans. Shrewsbury proposes cemetery expansion into Prospect Park.

Cummings Foundation awards $20 million in grants to nonprofits By Bonnie Adams, Managing Editor    Region – For over 50 years, Cummings Properties has been a...

Grant Wheat can be credited with saving thousands of miners' lives through his diligent work developing battery-operated lamps for helmets.

By Community Advocate Staff UPDATED: This post has been updated with additional reader photos. REGION - A nor-easter brought a blast of snow to the region...

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Early voting will take place from Oct. 22 to Nov. 4 for the Nov. 8 State Election. Read more about the hours in your community.

By Dakota Antelman, Managing Editor WESTBOROUGH - Hundreds of flags now wave by the graves of Westborough’s heroes after members of the Westborough Veterans Advisory...

By Cindy Zomar, Education Coordinator MARLBOROUGH - Jessica Bowen teaches a variety of government and economics courses at Marlborough’s Advanced Math and Science Academy Charter...

The Assabet Valley Mastersingers are gearing up for their third concert of their current season next month.

The Boston Youth Chamber, a group of classically-trained young musicians that includes members from Northborough, Westborough, and Shrewsbury, isn’t letting the coronavirus pandemic stop them from sharing their music. 

"We really get to know people,” said Bakutis. “We have flowers for good occasions and flowers for bad occasions, so we’re able to be there and help people during their highs and lows.”

The grave markers in the Howard Street Cemetery are shining more brightly, thanks to local Girl Scout Lana Ingerslev.

By Mary Catherine Karcich, Contributing Writer WESTBOROUGH - The community of students, teachers and staff at Mill Pond School, grades 4-6, strive to embody inclusivity....

On the first night of Hanukkah, community members gathered on the Town Common to watch Fogelman light the menorah.

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

Brackets have been released, pairings are set and several local basketball and teams are preparing for the start of the state tournament.