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With the use of 3D drawing software, Valois can sketch out a project for his customers and share his vision of a project.

During the opening weekend of Feb. 10 and 11, there will be live music, an artisan marketplace and artist talks with Gambardella.

In this week's edition read Hudson Girl Scouts pack meals for students in need. City Council finishes 2023 with veto overrides.

Over two days, photographer Sandy Howard captured photos of sparrows in Northborough. “These babies were yelling to be fed, and then I was able to capture the mama bringing them lunch!” she wrote.

Here are seven exciting things happening around the region over the next few days! Visit our website for more events.

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

What's happening around the region this weekend? The Community Advocate has assembled a list of local events.

While many people randomly browse products on showroom shelves, Linda’s Decors travels to clients to offer at-home consultation and expertise.

In this week's edition read A ‘Welcome’ help for refugees. Hudson DPW works to clean up after Dec. 18 storm.

Investing is often impersonal; it can be seen as pure business, mere dollars and cents. However, Edward Jones sees advisor-client relationships differently

Welcome to the first weekend of December – a time for holiday fairs and other events. Here are some events happening throughout the region!

Gov. Maura Healey signed the $56-billion state budget, which included $172 million in secured funding for universal school lunches.

By Laura Hayes, Contributing Writer HUDSON — Some residents recently expressed concern to Hudson selectmen about the layout of outdoor dining on sidewalks.  Those concerns were shared...

Across the region, communities spent last weekend cleaning up their community or holding events to celebrate Earth Day.

Dannica Delauder recently captured this photo of mushroom while visiting Edmund Hill Woods.

By Dakota Antelman, Managing Editor HUDSON - Yellow trash bags and extended “trash grabber” tools were common sights in Hudson throughout the weekend of April...

By Laura Hayes, Contributing Writer HUDSON — The Hudson Conservation Commission is looking for volunteers to help remove invasive vegetation from along the South Street...

It’s already the final weekend of July – can the start of school be far behind? Here are several events happening this weekend.

In this week's edition read All it was cracked up to be: 22,000 eggs collected. City Council halts proposal to increase senior assessor hours.

On Dec. 21, members of Hudson Girl Scout Troop 83846 packed food to benefit Bright Eyed Inc., an organization based in Lunenburg.