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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.
BODY Therapeutics plants its roots in Shrewsbury
BODY Therapeutics is located at 524 Main Street in an 1800s building that the Carons purchased and completely renovated this year.
Shrewsbury High students learn that a career can take many paths
On Dec. 5, several staff members, led by Richard Reynolds, the president of the Medical Systems Group, talked about their career paths with students from Shrewsbury High School.
Shrewsbury hockey reveals banner to celebrate last year’s success
The Shrewsbury hockey team took the ice for their season-opening matchup against Billerica-Chelmsford on Thursday.
Lucia Fest celebrated in Shrewsbury
Hundreds of community members gathered at the Scandinavian Athletic Club on Dec. 10 to celebrate Lucia Fest.
School Committee ponders AP course adjustment
The School Committee on Nov. 29 discussed the possibility of allowing ninth- and 10th-grade students to take AP courses.
Shrewsbury police investigation determines menorah was damaged by wind, rain
A Shrewsbury Police Department investigation determined that the menorah in the Town Common was damaged by wind and rain, not vandalized.
Shrewsbury menorah destroyed by weather, community rallies together
Community members noticed the damage to the menorah in Shrewsbury's Town Common on the morning of Dec. 11.
Shrewsbury fills the wagon with holiday donations
Dozens gathered outside of the Shrewsbury Police Station on Dec. 10 for the department’s annual Fill the Wagon event.
Local students share global stories with documentary
After months of travel, editing, interviewing, and everything else associated with producing a professional documentary, Baywatana premiered at the Parliament of World Religion conference in Chicago on Aug. 15.
Shrewsbury lights menorah, celebrates Hanukkah
Shrewsbury’s Jewish community gathered at the Town Common on Dec. 7 to light the menorah and celebrate the start of Hanukkah together.
Select Board establishes 300th Anniversary Celebration Committee
Shrewsbury will celebrate its 300th anniversary in 2027, and preparations are already underway. The board established a committee Nov. 28.
Shrewsbury rings in holidays with Yuletide Market, Light the Common
Thousands of community members gathered at the Town Common for the annual Yuletide Market and Light the Common event.
Shrewsbury girls hockey looks to match last year’s success
Shrewsbury is refocusing and looking forward to the upcoming season and the opportunity to become back-to-back state champions.
Could Shrewsbury’s Town Hall expand soon?
In an episode of “Ask the Manager” with Donna O’Connor, Town Manager Kevin Mizikar discussed the lack of space at the Shrewsbury Town Hall.
Shrewsbury maintains AAA bond rating
Standard & Poor’s Global Ratings, an American credit rating agency, has “reaffirmed” Shrewsbury’s AAA bond rating.
Saint John’s alum to become next headmaster
The Saint John’s High School Board of Trustees has selected Benjamin Horgan to be the next head of school.
Shrewsbury gets ready for Yuletide Market
The annual Yuletide Market will be held on Saturday, Dec. 2, from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Shrewsbury Common. The market opens at 4 p.m.
Shrewsbury graduate shares life story in new book
Carmody’s stories “literally trip over one celebrity after another.” He was present when Natalie Wood met her controversial death.