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Checkerboards has Italian roots, but the restaurant serves many different types of cuisine.

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

More than 50 people gathered for a candlelight vigil praying for peace in Gaza and Israel in Southborough Oct. 22.

For more than fifty years, “Spag’s” was a well-known business throughout the New England area.

The community is invited to attend the Taste of Northborough and silent auction on Oct. 28 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at Melican Middle School.

On Oct. 15, Grafton Recreation teamed up with Kid Hero Books and Feedback Earth to present a Fall Festival on the Common.

Water and fallen leaves cascade down the waterfall at Danforth Falls in Hudson, located off Lincoln Street.

Elements Massage recently remodeled much of its building with new flooring, paint, and furniture – all in the name of promoting relaxation to its valued clients.

Isaac Rivera faces 23 charges related to his flight from police custody from Marlborough Hospital and the incident leading up to it.

The first Piccadilly Pub became a beloved watering hole, begun at the downtown rotary in 1973 by William C. (Billy) Martin. Paula Kane, called “PK,” was a well-known employee there from 1982 to 2007.

Virginia meadow-beauty (Rhexis virginica) grows in wet or moist sandy soil. Read more in this month's Nature Notes.

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is announcing that construction operations have been scheduled for the I-495 southbound off-ramp to Interstate 90.

Today’s property at 43 Hudson Street was originally built as a power generating station for trolleys and was transformed into the home for Peppers Artful Events Catering.

Ransford Pest Technicians are experienced individuals, but perhaps more importantly they’re extremely friendly and easy to work with.

The Marlborough Fire Department responded to a fire at the Heights at Marlborough apartment complex at 38 Briarwood Lane on Sept. 19. 

All that remains is a worn, broken-down sign with the motel’s name and advertising cabins for $70 per night. The buildings have all been torn down with the site awaiting redevelopment.

Mr. Handyman employees are licensed and knowledgeable, they’re personable as well. The company seeks to hire well-rounded individuals.

The pale pink structure has operated on this same site since 1952, still manufacturing custom castings and precision mold plates for an eclectic range of industries.

A group of suspected neo-Nazis protested in front of a Marlborough hotel last weekend, leading to increased police patrols in the area. 

Community members showed up in droves for the 2023 Marlborough Labor Day Parade on Sept 3. Read the Community Advocate.