Government

LEC, GEI consultants, and the state’s Department of Conservation & Recreation will host an information session on July 11 for the Hop Brook Flood Control Area Remediation project in Northborough.

Questions and concerns about traffic took up the lion’s share of the ZBA’s public hearing regarding a Fedex Freight expansion.

The Lake Quinsigamond Commission on Nov. 8 held an open public forum regarding the usage of jet skis on the lake.

Four communities — Grafton, Hopkinton, Southborough and Westborough — are considering the formation of a regional emergency dispatch center.

Southborough Town Meeting is currently underway at Trottier Middle School. Follow our live updates as voters consider the articles.

Massachusetts has announced $31.5 million in grants for climate resilience implementation and planning throughout Massachusetts.

On the night of May 15, Shrewsbury Town Meeting members will gather at Oak Middle School to review and vote on 54 warrant articles.

Plans to redevelop the soon-to-be former BJ’s headquarters in Westborough were unanimously approved by the Planning Board on Aug. 30. 

Select Board member Ray Mead led a discussion on the current payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT) agreement with Tufts on June 20.

Whether or not traffic should be able to turn left out of 300 Bartlett Street was raised at a June 27 Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) meeting.

Here is what to know when attending the annual Town Meeting on Saturday, March 23.

Not running for re-election to the Board of Selectmen has been on the back of longtime Selectman Jason Perreault’s mind.

Peter Femino opened Aero Coffee Roasters, which is his third startup, at 318 Main St., Northborough, in June 2020.

Question 4 asks whether voters approve of a law allowing residents who can't provide proof of lawful presence to obtain a license or permit.

After a competitive Shrewsbury election, the newly-elected Select Board and School Committee members voiced their excitement about the results

The developer, the Gutierrez Company, was proposing to build a 150,900-square-foot distribution center and industrial warehouse on the site.

With the search for the next town administrator underway, the town is seeking feedback from the community.

Shrewsbury’s new franchise agreement with SELCO provides cable service to town for just five years, as opposed to the standard 10.

The town has chosen Casella Waste Management of Massachusetts as the new waste and recycling hauler for fiscal 2025.

After 20 years in the town and 14 years as town administrator, John Coderre is saying goodbye to Northborough.