Northborough/Southborough Newsletter

David Parry, who previously served on the Select Board, has been charged with two counts of dissemination of matter harmful to minors.

A volley of shots rang out across town as the Northborough Memorial Day parade made stops at monuments throughout Northborough. 

The Select Board declined to move forward on a developer’s proposal for the White Cliffs mansion property. 

After receiving feedback from residents and business owners, consultants presented three potential scenarios.

Two local high school seniors were among 840 from around the country to earn a National Merit Scholarship.

The Public Schools of Northborough and Southborough leaders are looking ahead to the next steps for the athletic complex at Algonquin.

A decision regarding whether a developer’s plans for the White Cliffs mansion may move forward may be on the horizon.

Hundreds of friends, family and fans gathered in the Algonquin Regional High School cafeteria to celebrate the recent hall of fame inductees.

Though the Wachusett team is called the Mountaineers, it was the Algonquin Titans that successfully navigated baseball’s peaks and valleys on Friday night, ultimately beating Wachusett 11-8 in a come-from-behind, extra-inning win.

The trucking terminal at 300 Bartlett Street currently occupied by FedEx Freight is seeking to expand. It will head before the ZBA May 23.

There will be new faces joining the Select Board as Southborough voters took to the polls May 9. There was a five-way race for the board.

Northborough voters headed to the polls for the annual election today. There were two contested races for moderator and School Committee.

Inclusive DECA program held a fashion show that showcased unique outfits and the school’s ability to include those with different abilities.

The Northborough Cultural Council has transformed areas of Ellsworth McAfee Park into a public art exhibition with "Go Out Doors."

Ronald Wing, of Marlborough, has been charged with assault by means of a dangerous weapon following a Southborough incident.

The library as we know it today at its location at 34 Main Street was dedicated on June 12, 1895, as the Gale Memorial Library. Since the momentous occasion of the dedication, the library has been a thriving source of not only books but programming, digital collections, and community for people of all ages.

A Northborough-based quilting group gathered in February to collect and donate over 30 quilts to the NICU and pediatric unit.

NOW SAVE is striving to become one of the ways to provide information on domestic violence to community members.

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

Northborough voters have approved the Algonquin Regional High School (ARHS) athletic complex during Town Meeting April 24.