Shrewsbury Newsletter

Broken Creek Vineyard — which was started in 2011 by Eric and Peggy Preusse — is under new ownership of Abby and Jean Skaff.

If it’s not family, it’s business. If it’s not business, it’s baseball. And if it’s none of those three, it’s not Frank Vaccaro.

Shirley LeMay has been teaching for nearly four decades, but for her, it has seemed like absolutely no time at all.

Emerald Run, which includes six four-story buildings and 300 total homeownership units, would be constructed at 33-69 Green St.

Nomination papers were due on March 19 for the upcoming Shrewsbury election. There will be one contested race for library trustee.

A proposed industrial park on Clinton Street is estimated to generate nearly 1,500 trips of traffic every day.

Cornerstone Bank is now open in Shrewsbury. The branch, located at 195 Main St., officially opened March 9.

The Shrewsbury budget will total $183,654,369, which is an increase of approximately $2.3 million over the fiscal year 2024 budget.

“This Coolidge community is so close-knit. They’re amazing. They celebrate each other."

Although the celebration focused on Ayyám-i-Há, the entire community was invited, and people from different religious backgrounds participated.

Casella Waste Systems, Shrewsbury’s new trash hauler, will start service on July 1. Officials went before the Select Board Feb. 27.

The proposed MBTA zone is located in the far southeast corner of Shrewsbury, near the intersection of Route 20 and Route 9.

A recent sewage spill has prompted the Lake Quinsigamond Commission to potentially reevaluate the penalties for polluting the lake. 

The group encourages everyone to attend the show at Flanagan Theater, which will run on March 16, 17, 23 and 24.

In a rematch of last year’s MIAA Division 1 state championship, the Shrewsbury girls hockey team faced off against Saint Mary’s (Lynn).

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

The win over Bishop Feehan sets Shrewsbury on a collision course with No. 2 Saint Mary’s (Lynn) in the Elite 8.

The program relies on volunteers, and there aren’t currently enough. Drivers have had to take double shifts to deliver the food to the residents.

Physik Instrumente officially broke ground on the company’s new U.S. headquarters located in Shrewsbury on Wednesday morning. 

On the February edition of “Ask the Manager,” Town Manager Kevin Mizikar announced that Director of Public Works Jeff Howland has left his role.