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Northborough selectmen appoint interim town administrator
As the search for a new town administrator gets underway, the Board of Selectmen have appointed Bob Reed as interim administrator.
Northborough community rises against hunger at St. Rose of Lima
A group of nearly 100 people gathered on March 18 for six hours at St. Rose of Lima to assemble over 13,000 meals.
Club Champion to come to Northborough Crossing
Club Champion, which provides custom golf club fittings, will soon be coming to Northborough Crossing with plans to open this summer.
PHOTOS: ARHS National Honor Society hosts egg hunt
On your mark, get set go! Children flooded the field at Algonquin Regional High School for the National Honor Society’s Egg Hunt on April 2.
Northborough Legion honors World War II veteran Victor A. “Perry” Sacco
Victor Sacco owned two restaurants in Northborough and one in Worcester. He is also a veteran of World War II.
Encompass coalition talks youth substance use
Encompass is a coalition that has representation from the schools, health departments, youth and family services and treatment providers.
Café, wine and beer shop to open in Northborough
Gather Provisions, new café and wine and beer shop, is coming to 290 West Main Street Unit 8 in Northborough.
Raphael Knapp caps historic wrestling season for Algonquin
ARHS’s Raphael Knapp was determined to make amends this season following disappointing tournament results last year.
Possible active shooter call at Algonquin a hoax, says supt.
Police are on scene at Algonquin Regional High School today following the report of a possible active shooter, which leaders say is a hoax.
Northborough selectmen tap firm to lead town administrator search
Ultimately, they decided to award the contract to Municipal Resources, Inc., which is based in Plymouth, N.H.
Police scuffle in Southborough Walgreens following stolen credit card report
Steve Raymond, of Brockton, has been charged with two counts of both credit card and identity fraud, among other charges.
ARHS Best Buddies visit Lincoln Street School
At Lincoln Street School, students had an opportunity to learn more about the Best Buddies program at Algonquin Regional High School.
After years of service, Northborough selectman Perreault steps back
Not running for re-election to the Board of Selectmen has been on the back of longtime Selectman Jason Perreault’s mind.
Contested races for Northborough Town Moderator, School Committee
It appears there will be contested races for Town Moderator and the Northborough School Committee in the Northborough election.
White Cliffs developer presents plans to selectmen
The proposed developers of an intergenerational housing project on the White Cliffs property brought their plans before the Board of Selectmen on March 13.
A vigil for peace and unity held on St. Mark’s Field
On a corner of St. Mark’s Field, about 20 men and women gathered to help promote peace and unity locally and worldwide.
Northborough committee report repeats support for ARPA funds for fire engine, tank
The committee said that its members continued to recommend using ARPA funds for both the fire engine and tight tank.
‘A positive member of the board:’ Rogers reflects on selectmen term
With the end of his first term on the horizon, Scott Rogers recently sat down with the Community Advocate to discuss his time on the board.
‘They gave everything that they had:’ Algonquin hockey falls in Elite 8
In a clash at the Canton Ice House, Algonquin hockey team's championship hopes came to an end with a 3-0 loss to the Canton Bulldogs.
Hot cocoa, luminary lighting, and fundraisers: Northborough Kindness Week
There was a warm and fuzzy feeling in the Town Common as residents participated in the town’s second annual Kindness Week event