Shrewsbury Newsletter

Back on July 17, the Shrewsbury Police Department issued a press release and several photos, seeking to identify the suspect.

A Land Court judge has ruled against allowing eight new plaintiffs to the Beal Commons appeal during a hearing on July 14.

Shrewsbury Post 397 defeated Walpole Post 104 9-3 on Wednesday, advancing to the final day of the Senior Legion State Tournament.

SYFS has tapped Andre Bennett to be the organization’s next executive director, replacing Christine Mowry following her retirement.

Patrons can now find 22 braille books on the main floor of the library. The books are located next to the “new releases” section.

Are you looking for a laugh? On Aug. 5-6 and 12-13, the Square One Players will be performing “Spamalot” at Southgate’s Flanagan Theater in Shrewsbury.

Dozens of seventh- and eighth-grade students became the first graduates of the Shrewsbury Police Youth Academy on July 14.

Shrewsbury Post 397 dominated every facet of the game on Thursday night to claim the American Legion Massachusetts Zone 4 championship

Shrewsbury Post 397 was all but defeated. The team beat Leominster July 19 6-5 and will face the team again today for the zone championship.

Drone photography shows boats passing under the Kenneth F. Burns Memorial Bridge on Lake Quinsigamond late last week.

Shrewsbury High School graduate Ellie Savoie was inducted into the Naval Academy Class of 2027 on June 29.

Shrewsbury Police Department is seeking the public’s help identifying a suspect as they investigate identify theft and larceny cases.

Two southpaw pitchers were the story of Saturday afternoon’s legion baseball matchup between Shrewsbury Post 397 and Northborough Post 234.

The runners made their way to the Oak track where members of the Unified Basketball teams participated in a relay to welcome the Flame of Hope.

The Friends of the Shrewsbury Public Library has awarded a $1,500 scholarship to Shrewsbury High School graduate Sidney Adams.

The Shrewsbury Police Department announced that they have arrested and charged a Framingham man for allegedly trafficking ecstasy pills.

The Shrewsbury Police Department has seized over $11 million in counterfeit goods after responding to the report of multiple gunshots.

On July 6, the Shrewsbury Planning Board approved the site plan for a 134,000-square-foot warehouse building.

For over 50 years, from the 1930s until the mid-1980s, Mattero’s Bakery was a favorite stop in Shrewsbury for baked goods.

Nearly two months since the initial appeal was filed, the Beal Commons court case is still pending before Land Court.