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WESTBOROUGH – Westborough Police Officer John Sweeney said that he was in the right place at the right time when he saved two lives...

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

Shrewsbury - The Shrewsbury Police Dept. released this statement this evening: On Monday October 5th 2020, at approximately 12:45AM, Officer Brett Wester of the Shrewsbury...

Damon Amato, 32, of Northborough, has been arraigned on three counts of indecent assault and battery on persons over the age of 14.

The Turner’s Club, or as it was sometimes known, the Turn Verein, was the first ethnic/social club to have its quarters on Lake Quinsigamond.

By Community Advocate Staff Shrewsbury - A man allegedly stole an undisclosed amount of money from a Shrewsbury TD Bank, April 6, police say.  At approximately...

The demolition of the Fruit Street bridge in Hopkinton as part of the I-495 and Mass. Pike Interchange Improvements Project.

MARLBOROUGH - Skywatchers were treated to an abnormally bright and large “supermoon” last month.  On the ground, local resident Susan Reich snapped photos of the...

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

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

In this week's edition read Shrewsbury Little League marks Opening Day with parade. Work on community center project manager named.

Hannigan — who operates the company alongside his dedicated full-time employees — said that the company focuses on quality work.

By Jesse Kucewicz, Contributing Writer WESTBOROUGH - In their first away game of the season, May 13, the Grafton High School boys lacrosse team charged...

Julio’s Liquors has a wide selection of zero-proof products, including items from name brands like Guinness and Samuel Adams.

Congressman Jim McGovern recently visited the Willows at Westborough to answer questions from residents about a variety of topics.

In this week's Community Advocate read Buses continue to roll in Westborough. Drivers still without contract.

Michael Berg captured this photo of a Great Blue Heron in the Assabet River behind his backyard. Do you have a photo you would like published

Assabet's second superintendent recalled his experiences as part of Assabet’s 50th anniversary building rededication on Nov. 3.

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The Shrewsbury Police Department has seized over $11 million in counterfeit goods after responding to the report of multiple gunshots.