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In this week's edition read Fresh Start gets $75,000 earmark in budget to continue its good work. Proposal for Robin Hill Street withdrawn

According to MPS Superintendent Mary Murphy, 30.7% of all students were absent from classes for more than 18 days, or “chronically absent."

Are you looking for things to do? Here are five events happening in the region this weekend.

Family and friends packed part of the DCU Center to celebrate graduation day for the Assabet Class of 2023. 

This is Easter weekend, which of course means egg hunts and the Easter Bunny.

Residents are set to converge on Hopkinton for the 2022 marathon, which is now back on its regular schedule.

The Hudson High School girls basketball became the Central Mass. Athletic Directors Association’s (CMADA) Class B champions on Feb. 24.

A report of shoplifting at the Solomon Pond Mall led to the arrest of a man and woman on a variety of charges.

MARLBOROUGH - Emergency personnel were responding to an overturned truck on I-495 in Marlborough as of around 4:45 p.m. on Tuesday.  The driver, a 23...

In this week's edition read Hudson goes to playoffs after win against Groton-Dunstable

In this week's edition read Community resource dogs gain popularity

Jose Rauffman Oliveria, 34, of Marlborough, has been arrested and charged with possessing child pornography.

In this week's Marlborough Hudson edition read Hudson javelin trio finds success. Marlborough City Councilapproves raising cap forGreen District housing.

MARLBOROUGH - A Marlborough resident briefly befriended a woodpecker over the July 4 weekend. Terry Paladino reached out to the Community Advocate and shared a...

A GoFundMe has raised enough money to help gift a Marlborough High School student, Lucas Ramos, a new automated wheelchair. Read more.

Juniors and seniors in Assabet's electrical wiring program have been working on projects throughout the community.

The Algonquin girls hockey team beat Canton in overtime 2-1 to claim a state title at the TD Garden in Boston on Sunday.

Mark A. Vital has been active in the city’s commissions and committees for years. Come Jan. 1, Vital will assume his first elected position.

A Menorah, nine-feet high, in front of the Walker Building, was lit on the evening of Dec. 19 for the Chanukah Community Celebration. 

On Wednesday, July 5, the Recreation Department officially opened the Dek hockey rink at Ghiloni Park on Concord Road.