People and Places

As a relatively new business owner, Jenny Geary is working overtime – often on her own – to make her breakfast and lunch spot a success. 

Tina Marian is preparing to host an anxiety workshop at her practice, Medicine My Way in Northborough early next month

Jeffrey Konich’s Family Martial Arts Center at 59 Apsley Street in Hudson is a place where education and discipline reigns supreme.

A team of seven specialists at All Dry Services of Central Massachusetts is available around the clock to address water emergencies.

Business is booming at Knotty Pine Design and Consignment in the Landing at Hudson Mills on Broad Street in Hudson.

The staff at Central Massachusetts Podiatry work to provide patients with the treatment they need when they need it, before injuries worsen.

Spring is here. So, the Westborough Garden Club is currently accepting sponsors for flower boxes in the downtown area. 

Community members are invited to support Grafton's Boy Scout Troop 107 when it holds its spring bottle drive on Saturday, April 2.

Greendale is getting set to expand with a new location at 435 Lakeside Avenue in town. This is Greendale’s fourth location. 

The Hudson-based Crossroads Continuum announced earlier this month that it will add business leader Maria Paul to its Board of Trustees. 

UniBank recently announced in a press release that John S. Kelley will lead its Commercial Lending team based in Worcester.

Now cancer free, but battling lasting effects of that relapse, Jonathan Tomashefsky is thanking his community while eyeing a long road ahead.

Four area officers have been promoted to the rank of sergeant within the Worcester County Sheriff's office.

The Northborough Area Community Chorus debuted with a spring show in 1972. Now, rehearsals are underway for its 50th anniversary.

The Beaumont at Westborough celebrated the milestone 109th birthday of resident Dorothy Guenon late last month. 

Starting this month, Westborough residents are able to schedule a home pickup of clothing and household textiles.  

Central One Federal Credit Union’s President and CEO David A. L’Ecuyer has announced his plans to retire in 2022. 

The new aluminum marker was installed last fall. Anyone interested in colonial Northborough history is encouraged to walk the burial ground.

Longtime Shrewsbury resident Gala Karoway celebrated her 100th birthday earlier this month on Feb. 12. She's lived in town for 65 years.

there was a lot to enjoy as the Westborough Public Library recently celebrated its first in-person event since the COVID-19 pandemic began.