Shrewsbury Newsletter

An intra-town rivalry was renewed Friday as the Shrewsbury Colonials and Saint John’s Pioneers went head-to-head in a basketball matchup. 

A Better Shrewsbury Neighborhood Support Team was in the middle of their training when Ascentria shared that they had a family for the team.

Shrewsbury Public Schools Assistant Superintendent for Finance and Operations Patrick Collins will retire at the end of June.

Shrewsbury Police Department rescued a man who was trapped in the mud in Flint Pond on at 11:40 a.m. Feb. 13.

Nearly half of SELCO’s basic subscribers have cut the proverbial cord, according to a presentation to the Select Board Jan. 24.

Shrewsbury High put together a dominant performance, winning six events and running away with the boys Mid-Wach A Indoor Track Championship.

Developers hoping to build a 55-and-over housing project at the corner of Greenbriar Dr. and Gulf St are being asked to reduce their proposal.

SYFS has received $250,000 in grant funding from the Federal DHHS to expand its mental health first aid training program.

For more than a decade, the Shrewsbury girls ice hockey team has enjoyed the type of regular-season success most clubs just dream about. 

After months of research, the School Committee unanimously voted to change school start times for the 2023-2024 academic year.

Shrewsbury is moving forward with foreclosure of the former Empire Dry Cleaning property at 15 Maple Avenue.

John Vassar, who graduated from Saint John's High School in 2011, was recently named the head coach of its football team.

Mohammed Islam and Yaveth Martinez face charges for allegedly breaking into a Shrewsbury home, according to Shrewsbury police.

The Shrewsbury Police Department is seeking the public’s help investigating a wallet theft that took place at Petco.

The Children’s Trust recently awarded Andree Gonzalez with the Family Recognition Award during the organization’s A View from All Sides.

Traffic and parking was the focus of the conversation at the Jan. 19 Planning Board meeting regarding the application for Beal Commons.

The Shrewsbury High School boys basketball team faced off against Algonquin Regional High School on Jan. 17 on the Titans’ home turf.

A transportation firm has concluded that the parking demand for Beal Commons would be met with the 126 spaces dedicated to the project.

The board approved the site plans for the construction of a McGovern Auto Group collision and fit-up center and Floor & Decor on Route 9. 

After over a decade of serving Shrewsbury, Assistant Town Manager of Community Development and Human Services Kristen Las is stepping down.