NORTHBOROUGH LOCAL NEWS & EVENTS, MA

Northborough - Marilyn Louise Bergstrom, 91, passed away peacefully on Sunday, February 2, 2020 surrounded by her loving family at UMass Memorial Medical Center...

By Kate Tobiasson, Contributing Writer Northborough/Southborough - The wild and unbridled beauty of mustangs roaming the west is unmatched by any other American Pastoral. These...

Northborough - Church of the Nativity will hold its annual Fall Festival Saturday, Sept. 30, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at its Northborough campus located at 45 Howard St. This annual event is loaded with fun for the whole family. The festival is open to the community and will feature cuisine from local vendors and live musical performances including the regionally renowned Assabet Valley Chamber Singers.

Northborough - Robert V. “Beepa” Baldelli, 88, of Northborough, passed away peacefully, surrounded by his loved ones, on Thursday, October 17, 2019. Bobby was born...

Northborough – After over five decades, an iconic local family-owned business, Brown's TV & Appliances, will be shutting its doors at the end of January. For father Frank Jr. and sons Frank III and David, the decision to do so was difficult, but one they felt was best for their family.

A community-wide yard sale is coming to Northborough. The sale will take place on May 18 with a rain date of May 19.

Sept. 30, 1934 – Oct. 3, 2021 Northborough - My Mom and best friend Shirley (Betts) Mollenhauer passed away on October 3rd following complications from...

Northborough Police Chief Bill Lyver said during the Oct. 23 Select Board meeting that he would like Lt. Brian Griffin to be his successor.

Mosaic honors young Northborough Special Olympian By Debra Roberts, Contributing Writer Marlborough – It was an emotional day Aug. 24 as members of the Northborough and...

Get ready to celebrate Health & Wellness Week, running from May 1 to 6 and is a collaboration between Northborough and Southborough.

Westborough boys soccer team hosted the Algonquin T-Hawks Oct. 23.  Westborough’s won the game on a goal from Richard Nunes.

Northborough - More than 150 seniors gathered in the Algonquin Regional High School (ARHS) cafeteria for the annual Northborough Lions Club Harvest Dinner Nov. 15.

Northborough – The Northborough Historical Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the demolition permit for White Cliffs, 187 Main St., Thursday, Feb. 12, at 7:15 p.m. at the Robert E. Melican Middle School Teaching Center, 1st Floor, 145 Lincoln St.

Northborough – In sports-obsessed New England, every fan has an opinion about their favorite team. Andrew Roberts is one of them – he loves sports so much, he started his own blog, Boston SportsMania. But what separates Andrew from the other “armchair” pundits is that he is only 11.

Northborough - Town Engineer Fred Litchfield went before the Board of Selectmen during its Nov. 21 meeting to discuss a truck exclusion request that the town will submit to the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT)

Northborough - Many people don’t realize Realtors® only get paid when they close a deal.  “We are hurting right now like so many others. I...

Northborough - Penelope (Breyer) Tarplin, lovingly known as “Penny,” passed away Tuesday, March 28, 2017 at the Shrewsbury Health and Rehabilitation Center. Penny recently...

By Melanie Petrucci, Senior Community Reporter Northborough/Marlborough – If it’s Saturday evening, participants in the nonprofit organization, Thrive Support and Advocacy, can be found bowling...

Northborough - The Northboro Junior Woman’s Club (NJWC) has planted over 500 pinwheels at Town Hall in recognition of April’s designation as National Child Abuse Prevention Month. The effort is also in support of the “Pinwheels for Prevention” campaign created by Prevent Child Abuse America.

Northborough - The Board of Selectmen unanimously voted to approve during its Aug. 12 meeting a permit for the town of Northborough to open the Wachusett Aqueduct to the public. Town Planner Kathy Joubert and Trails Committee Chair Bob Mihalek presented to selectmen the latest on a nearly year-long effort by the town to open the aqueduct for recreational trail use. "We'se at the final stages as far as the paperwork is concerned," Joubert said.