Letters to the Editor

To the Editor: I was disappointed to read the account of the Sept. 14, 2020 Hudson Board of Selectmen meeting. While pleased to read that...

Thanks to the community for supporting Apple Tree Arts’ fourth annual Community Ice Cream Social celebrated on June 14 on the Grafton Common.

To the editor: I am writing this letter in support of Scott Rogers and his candidacy for Northborough’s Board of Selectman.  I believe that Scott’s...

My name is Fred George, and I am running for re-election as Northborough’s Town Moderator. I am running because I have a successful track ...

To the Editor: I am writing about the Spectra pipeline, a high-pressure gas pipeline proposed to run through Grafton. Growing up in Grafton, it was easy...

In celebrating our Church’s 300th anniversary here in Shrewsbury, it would be appropriate to look at one of the most renowned individuals who not...

Dear Editor, I am writing to respond Rep. Dykema's letter explaining her vote against putting committee votes online. The day after her vote in the...

To the Editor: Could there ever be a better time to take up the banner of term limits in Washington, D.C.? Our system of government was...

Dear Editor, on Tuesday, May 2 I urge my fellow residents to reelect Kathy McSweeney to the Shrewsbury Housing Authority.

To the Editor, We, at Craftworks, your local Brick and Mortar craft fair and local yarn shop would like to thank the community for your...

I am writing this letter because on Nov. 20th the Northborough Select Board will be meeting on to set the tax rate  for our town.

Jenn Luke is running for a seat on the Shrewsbury School Committee.

I am writing today to voice my concerns about the cleanliness of Lake Quinsigamond and to bring awareness to the issue.

Shrewsbury is at a critical juncture as we reconcile our small town charm with our large town demands. Shrewsbury needs leaders ...

Please provide a brief biographical background on yourself. What should voters know about you?  I was born and raised a New Englander, I am extremely...

To the Editor: It was a great day for business at the Corridor Nine Area Chamber’s Annual Business Expo held on April 6 at the Doubletree Hotel in Westborough. Remaining true to its mission to create networking opportunities for business professionals, the Corridor Nine Expo was a bustling marketplace with 123 exhibitors and record attendance with 1,323 attendees! Celebrating its 25th year of the show, the Corridor Nine Expo continues to provide an unprecedented opportunity to network and interact with industry leaders from the Route 9/495 Region.

Dear Editor: I am a 1967 graduate of Algonquin Regional High School. My cousins, brothers, youngest aunt all graduated from ARHS. My daughter graduated in...

Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School would like to thank the following sponsors of our latest reality fair for our sophomores, coined the Ca$habet Challenge: Avidia Bank, Central One Federal Credit Union, Citizen’s Bank, Corridor Nine Chamber of Commerce, Cox Tutoring Group, EKG Networking, Keller Williams Boston-Metro, L & S Boule Insurance, Market Basket, Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce, Marlborough Nissan, Marlborough Rotary, Orange Theory Fitness, REMAX Executive Realty, TD Bank, United Bank, the United States Army and the United States Army National Guard, and several staff members from Assabet.

To the Editor: I am writing in regards to the Mary 3 article about the young man, John Medlinskas. ("Loss is actually a win for...

Leslie Rutan is running for reelection for selectmen in the Town of Northborough.  Leslie is a great asset to the community, very involved and caring. She...