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Public weighs in on possible jet ski ban on Lake Quinsigamond
The Lake Quinsigamond Commission on Nov. 8 held an open public forum regarding the usage of jet skis on the lake.
Shrewsbury sports broadcasting quartet sign off after 25 years
After 25 years of covering Shrewsbury sports, Bob Bigda, Nick Todisco, John Mastro and Bill Orfalea have decided to “sign off."
PHOTOS: Shrewsbury holds Veterans Day ceremony
The community gathered at the town’s World War I Memorial on Saturday morning to observe Veterans Day and honor those who served.
Shrewsbury holds Multicultural Festival
Oak Middle School was abuzz on Nov. 4 for Shrewsbury’s Multicultural Festival. The event was designed to bring together different cultures.
Shrewsbury student earns perfect score on SAT
Ashwin Sivagaminathan has achieved one of the country’s rarer academic feats. The Shrewsbury High School sophomore aced the SAT – scoring all 1600 available points.
Shrewsbury eyes tax rate of $12.39
The Select Board held its tax classification hearing on Oct. 24. During the hearing, the board adopted a tax rate of $12.39 for fiscal 2024.
Man charged by Shrewsbury police with defacing firearm serial number
While the Shrewsbury officer was speaking to the driver Benjamin Russin, 33, the officer said Russin’s pupils were “extremely restricted.”
Pharmaceutical manufacturer to lease Centech Park North space
Shrewsbury Town Manager Kevin Mizikar provided updates on Centech Park North at the Select Board meeting on Oct. 24.
Clinton Savings Bank donates $10,000 to Shrewsbury police
The Shrewsbury Police Department was able to purchase a portable message board, thanks to a donation from Clinton Savings Bank.
Child pornography charges brought against Shrewsbury robotics mentor
The U.S. Attorney’s Office announced on Monday that Brian Lingard was arrested on charges of possessing and transporting child pornography.
Shrewsbury teacher semifinalist for GRAMMYs Music Educator Award
Shrewsbury High School performing arts teacher Michael Lapomardo has been named as a semifinalist for the GRAMMY 2024 Music Educator Award.
Opening date for Maple & Main announced
Maple & Main located at 557 Main St. in Shrewsbury will be run by Shrewsbury’s Reaching Independence through Supported Employment Program.
Tricks, treats, and trucks at Shrewsbury Town Hall
Saturday’s Truck-or-Treat event was proof that nothing can get between kids and candy – not even pouring rain.
Shrewsbury company gives World Mental Health Day to employees
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.
Two Shrewsbury officers receive Life Saving Medal
Two members of the Shrewsbury Police Department were recently awarded the Life Saving Medal by the Massachusetts Police Association.
Shrewsbury trash collection program among state’s most efficient
While the pay-as-you-throw system has critics throughout town, local government officials are touting the system’s benefits.
Shrewsbury Public Library awarded $30,000 grant
The Shrewsbury Public Library announced that it was recently awarded a federal Library Services and Technology Act grant for $30,000.
Lake Quinsigamond “no wake” buoy destroyed
At the Lake Quinsigamond Commission meeting on Sept. 27, officials announced that one of the town’s “no wake zone” buoys was damaged.
Badminton thrives at Shrewsbury High School
Runze Zhang and Taotao Li founded the club two years ago, and the club has grown since. Zhang said that badminton is an attractive sport for many people.
Williams scores early, Grafton secures victory over Shrewsbury
The opening seconds foreshadowed the next 48 minutes of football; Grafton dominated, ultimately defeating Shrewsbury by a score of 26-12.