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Shrewsbury High School may offer new ‘career pathway’ course next year
The School Committee was informed the School Committee of several proposed changes to Shrewsbury High School’s program of studies.
Shrewsbury Public Library Foundation announces next distinguished lecture event
The Shrewsbury Public Library Foundation has been sponsoring the distinguished lecture series at the library since 2021.
Grafton boys basketball survives last-second scare, defeats Shrewsbury
Two Central Massachusetts basketball heavyweights met on Thursday night – and it came down to the last play.
Shrewsbury Planning Board hears Clinton St. industrial park proposal
Plans to construct two warehouses on land once owned by Worcester Sand and Stone recently went before the Shrewsbury Planning Board.
Shrewsbury police cruiser struck while stopped on Boston Turnpike
A Shrewsbury Police Department cruiser was struck while responding to a traffic stop near 767 Boston Turnpike on Jan. 12.
Legends and lore of Ivy League come to Shrewsbury library
On Tuesday, Jan. 16, the Shrewsbury Public Library will be hosting Ivy League author Matt Robinson, who will be presenting his book.
Shrewsbury’s recycling program receives award
The Town of Shrewsbury was recognized in December with the Central Massachusetts Municipal Recycling Council Recognition Award.
Shrewsbury’s Market Basket celebrates one-year anniversary
Market Basket officially opened at 7 a.m. on Jan. 13, 2023, welcoming roughly 7,000 customers on the first day of operation.
Shrewsbury High School expansion not selected by MSBA
Superintendent Joe Sawyer announced at the Dec. 21 School Committee meeting that the MSBA did not select the SHS expansion project.
Local students gain broader cultural understanding with S.T.O.P. Program
“I think, for me, the biggest thing I want [the participants] to get out of it is lifelong skills,” said Alam. “The world is always changing, and you’re always going to be put in new situations."
40B project heads to Shrewsbury Zoning Board of Appeals
Emerald Run, located on Green Street, is a 40B project, meaning that 25% of the property — or 75 units — will be affordable.
Three brothers allege sexual abuse at Saint John’s in mid-1960s
Three brothers are alleging that Saint John’s religion teacher Richard “Dick” Doyle sexually abused them while they were minors.
Shrewsbury soccer coach receives MIAA honor
Matthew Wheeler, the head coach of Shrewsbury’s boys soccer team, has been recognized for his coaching excellence.
St. Anne’s Human Services provides holiday cheer, year-round support
The pantry – an offshoot of St. Anne’s Human Services – helps fight food insecurity throughout Shrewsbury.
Oak Middle School holds spelling bee
After two hours – and 25 rounds – of spelling, seventh-grade student Arpith Mishra emerged victorious.
Shrewsbury School Committee talks school security
Last year, the School Committee earmarked money to fund a security audit. On Dec. 6, they met to discuss the results of that audit.
Shrewsbury shows holiday cheer with Caroling on the Common
The Shrewsbury community gathered on the Town Common to spread holiday cheer on Dec. 23. Caroling on the Common featured free hot chocolate.
Floor & Decor opens in Shrewsbury
Floor & Decor has officially opened. Community leaders on Dec. 21 gathered to celebrate the opening of Shrewsbury’s latest business.
Shrewsbury Police seek B&E suspect
Shrewsbury Police is seeking the public’s help with identifying a male suspected in multiple residential breaking-and-entering incidents in Shrewsbury on Tuesday, Dec. 19.
Shrewsbury Select Board amends email response policy
The Shrewsbury Select Board unanimously voted to amend a policy that details how the board should respond to emails from community members.