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Shrewsbury Board discusses upcoming Oct. 21 Special Town Meeting

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By Melanie Petrucci, Senior Community Reporter Shrewsbury – The Board of Selectmen reviewed a draft warrant for an upcoming Special Town Meeting (STM) at its...

‘Hikes through History’ presentation to be held at Hudson Library

Hudson - Author and speaker Alison O’Leary will visit Hudson Library at 6:30 p.m. Monday, May 6, for a program called “Hikes through History.” O’Leary...

SHS Alumna still performing “outstanding” deeds via research in India

Shrewsbury – Last year, as a senior at Shrewsbury High School, Jen Tylock earned academic and athletic awards, and was honored as one of Shrewsbury Youth and Family Services" "Outstanding Youth of Shrewsbury." She also won several scholarships, including one from the Jewish Guild for the Blind, which required meeting criteria such as academic excellence, community involvement and legal blindness.

New decade, new brand, new direction for MRCC

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By Cindy Zomar, Contributing Writer Marlborough -  It was standing room only as the Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce (MRCC) officially launched and unveiled its...

ARC Comedy Show a huge success

Marlborough - The Second Annual Comedy Night, sponsored by the Board of Directors of the Addiction Referral Center (ARC), was a huge success, according to ARC President Ernie Kapopoulos.

Trottier Middle School students take the Polar Plunge

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By Nance Ebert, Contributing Writer Southborough - Over 100 students, faculty and town municipality members braved the cold to participate in the second annual 2019 P....

Newspaper columnist to sign books at Tatnuck Bookseller Sat. Oct. 19

Westborough – Author and newspaper columnist Debbie Spingarn will be signing copies of her new book, "Another Spin" at Tatnuck Bookseller, Saturday, Oct. 19...

Hudson Recreation Department’s summer concert series underway

By Dakota Antelman, Contributing Writer Hudson – The Hudson Recreation Department hosted the fourth of its bimonthly summer concerts at Wood Park in town July...

Henry sworn in as new Northborough police officer

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By Melanie Petrucci, Senior Community Reporter Northborough – Police Chief William Lyver introduced new police officer recruit Connor Henry to the Board of Selectmen at...

Get ‘Footloose’ March 14 – 17 at Hudson High School

Hudson - Everybody cut Footloose! Come and see one of the most popular movies from the 1980s burst to life, live on stage March...

CANCELLED Algonquin Best Buddies to host third annual ‘Inclusion Coffeehouse’

Northborough – Algonquin Regional High School (ARHS) Best Buddies invites the local community to attend its third annual “Best Buddies Inclusion Coffeehouse” on Thursday,...

Athlete of the Week – Algonquin Regional soccer player Brendan O”Reilly

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Brendan, you helped lead Algonquin to the Division 1 final this year. How do you feel about both your team's, as well as your own individual, success?

‘Elf magic’ in Marlborough

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Marlborough - Clara Anderson of Northborough had just one wish for Christmas – to be one of Santa’s elves. So her mother, Laura Yellick,...

Local news reporter brings energy to Worcester News Tonight

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Shrewsbury - Ana Bottary will be a familiar face to anyone who watches Worcester News Tonight on Charter TV 3, the local television station in Worcester. Bottary, a Shrewsbury resident, joined the news team as a general assignment reporter in March 2014 after working as a news reporter for WAGM-TV in Presque-Isle, Maine.

‘Princesses Boutique’ makes prom dreams come true for local high school girls

By Catherine Twing, Contributing Writer Marlborough - Prom can be one of the biggest moments in a high school girl’s life. The Marlborough Junior Woman’s...

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society elects John Ragan to Massachusetts Chapter Board of Trustees

Westborough – Westborough resident John Ragan, executive vice president and global director of equities at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc. - A Stifel Company...

Colonial Candies: Sweet spot by the highway

Bolton - The gracious white colonial, majestic pillars flanking its front entrance, is tucked into the bend of a road cradled by the highway, and has been a familiar landmark for travelers on I-495 for many years. Richard Hebert said that he and his wife, Grace, selected the location for their business, Colonial Candies, with just that reason in mind: visibility and easy access from the highway. In the late 1970s, the Heberts moved their candy company, family-run since 1917, from Worcester to its current location at 47 Sugar Road, directly off exit 27 in Bolton. There they constructed the impressive building, with its traditional post and beam structural elements, to house the business.

Marlborough resident leads statewide genealogists’ society

Marlborough – Robert J. Tarte founded the Massachusetts Society of Genealogists, Inc. (MSOG), in 1975 and achieved his goal to establish a chapter in each county. However, only three chapters were still active when Patricia Stano-Carpenter of Marlborough was first elected president in 2009, after joining in 2004 as state membership chair. She hopes to add more chapters statewide as she continues serving as president during MSOG’s 40th anniversary.

Southborough Rotary Club benefits community in many ways

By Bonnie Adams, Managing Editor Southborough – The Southborough Rotary Club may be small in number but the group has made a very positive impact...

SpencerBANK raises money for the Jimmy Fund

Region - SpencerBANK employees recently participated in Rally for the Jimmy Fund in conjunction with Red Sox Opening Day April 13. Employees were given the...