Shrewsbury Newsletter

Visitors to Dean Park and their pets should avoid contact with the pond until further notice due to high bacterial levels.

By Melanie Petrucci, Senior Community Reporter Shrewsbury – “I’ve had a full life,” reflected Doris Paolini, lifelong resident of Shrewsbury who marked her 100th birthday Aug....

The company — which has grown from 12 to 20 employees recently — gave employees the option of taking World Mental Health Day or the Friday prior to Columbus Day weekend.

By Kevin Stone, Contributing Writer REGION - For two local girls’ tennis teams, the end to the spring season that almost never happened was unforgettable,...

For their third year, Worcester County Sheriff Lew Evangelidis and his staff celebrated the nationally recognized Random Acts of Kindness Week 

In February, four Shrewsbury police personnel rescued a man from neck-deep mud and freezing water at Flint Pond.

A recently acquired scrapbook provides a look back into the life and times of a teen-aged Elvis fan from Milford during the late 1950s. 

Residents were all smiles this weekend as the Spirit of Shrewsbury returned in full swing this year. Read more about the event this year.

A Floor & Decor may be coming to the future home of a McGovern Auto Group collision and fit-up center at 420 Boston Turnpike.

Tyler Masciarelli was arrested and charged with possession of a firearm without a license; and carrying a loaded firearm without a license.

Hundreds of friends and family gathered to celebrate the 204 seniors graduating as part of the Saint John’s High School Class of 2023. 

Shrewsbury – Several Shrewsbury High School students will be hosting an Open Mic Night on Saturday, Aug. 1 at 5 p.m. on the Shrewsbury...

Members of Shrewsbury’s community theater group Square One Players have faith in the showbiz axiom “The show must go on.”

Pulte Homes New England has announced plans to build a large-scale residential development in the southeast corner of town.

After being knocked out of the Zone 4 playoffs, Shrewsbury Post 397 is heading to the American Legion World Series.

A new homework policy is coming to Shrewsbury Public Schools after the School Committee voted to approve a revised policy April 26.

While the pay-as-you-throw system has critics throughout town, local government officials are touting the system’s benefits.

The first projection of the 2025 fiscal budget will be given to the Shrewsbury Finance Committee on Feb. 16.

Hundreds of community members gathered as the Swedish National Federation of Worcester presented the 120th Scandinavian Midsummer Festival.

Shrewsbury’s Memorial Day observances will be back in person this year, returning after being held virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic.