New town administer to wear many “hats”
Southborough - Along with being the new town administrator, Mark Purple has a new job description, with expanded responsibilities. Taking over after Jean Kitchen's...
Westborough voters approve Town Hall renovation
Westborough - After several years of sometimes contentious debate, Westborough's voters approved $7.3 million at the March Annual Town Meeting to renovate the Town...
Gone…but not forgotten
Shrewsbury - For decades, Anthony "Spag" Borgatti was not just the proprietor of his namesake store on Route 9 in Shrewsbury, he was a...
Fall clean-up?
Hudson/Marlborough – Adding to the usual yard work required this time of year, residents near Fort Meadow Reservoir have been told they can begin...
To the Editor: Vote for Lindstrom in Mass. primary for U.S. Senate
Beth Lindstrom is one of three Republican candidates running in the Massachusetts primary for the U.S. Senate. Voters need to think beyond the primary...
The ribbon of Christmas meaning
When we moved into our house twelve years ago this month, we noticed a knee-high balsam in the middle of the small cleared field...
Organizers thank supporters, sponsors and participants for successful Turkey Trot
To the Editor: The 7th annual Turkey Trot for the Memory was our largest race to date with 1,600 participants from 23 states walking/running to end Alzheimer’s disease. The...
Thank you to all for Spring Festival and Family Fun Day
On behalf of our entire Westborough 300th Anniversary Committee, we would like to thank everyone who helped to make the Spring Festival and Family Fun Day that took place on the grounds above Lake Chauncy yesterday, June 10th, a tremendous success
Mourning doves provide a positive distraction in a hectic world
Northborough- With all the craziness in this world today, we’ve been honored for the past month with a very special positive distraction from nature. On May 8, we had two mourning doves that decided to build a nest on our porch inside a flower box that we had not been using.
Here’s your hat…what’s your hurry?
Marlborough – When a school superintendent leaves his or her position, the district must often go through a lengthy and often costly process, qualifying and then interviewing candidates as well as hiring an interim superintendent. With the announcement that Richard Langlois is leaving the Marlborough district to take a position in Windham, N.H., the city's school department finds itself seeking a new leader once again.
