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Beal Commons appeal seeks to add eight potential plaintiffs

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

Shrewsbury explores changes to school start time

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Shrewsbury students may soon be able to hit “snooze” a few more times. The School Committee is considering a later start to the school day.
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Shrewsbury voters pass two town-related ballot questions

Shrewsbury – As voters went to the polls on Nov. 3 to cast their ballots for the presidential election, they also passed two questions...
Shrewsbury High School Robotics Team 467 pictured here is hosting a blood drive.

Shrewsbury High School Robotics holds virtual blood drive

By Melanie Petrucci, Senior Community Reporter Shrewsbury – The Shrewsbury High School (SHS) Robotics Team 467 is hosting a virtual blood drive with the American...

Shrewsbury begins negotiations proposed housing development on Main Street

Developers took the next step in bringing a nearly 200-unit housing development to 104 Main Street in Shrewsbury.

Local students gain broader cultural understanding with S.T.O.P. Program

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“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."

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 official talks timeline for Edgemere Diner removal

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SHREWSBURY – The new owner of Shrewsbury’s historic Edgemere Diner is working with a contractor on the process of removing the diner, according to...

Shrewsbury company gives World Mental Health Day to employees

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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.

Shrewsbury observes Memorial Day

Several hundred community members lined Maple Avenue on Monday morning as the town observed Memorial Day with an elaborate parade and several meaningful honorary ceremonies.

Shrewsbury high school sophomore creates COVID-19 tracker

By Melanie Petrucci, Senior Community Reporter Shrewsbury – When Shrewsbury High School sophomore William Wu’s sister, Athena, went away to college at Georgia Tech in...

Parks, recreation director Angela Snell says goodbye

Director of Parks and Recreation Angela Snell marked her last day serving the town of Shrewsbury Sept. 30 after serving since 2001.

Shrewsbury resident writes children’s book with daughters

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SHREWSBURY - The COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown presented many people with ample free time and the chance to pursue new hobbies and activities. Shrewsbury resident...

Shrewsbury police investigation determines menorah was damaged by wind, rain

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A Shrewsbury Police Department investigation determined that the menorah in the Town Common was damaged by wind and rain, not vandalized.

Eppinger steps down as St. John’s baseball coach

St. John’s High School announced on Aug. 21 that Charlie Eppinger will step down as head varsity baseball coach. 
Shrewsbury volleyball held off by Algonquin team

Algonquin Volleyball holds off Shrewsbury

By Jeff Slovin, Contributing Writer Northborough – The Algonquin Regional girls volleyball team defeated Shrewsbury 3-0 in a match April 1. After Algonquin won the first...

Shrewsbury boys lacrosse beats Chicopee in early-season matchup

The Shrewsbury boys lacrosse team improved their win-loss record to 3-2 on Saturday with a 9-4 victory over Chicopee. 

Shrewsbury School Committee praises superintendent’s performance

Superintendent Joe Sawyer has received an “exemplary” performance review from the School Committee, as reported on April 26.

Official discusses next steps after Lake Quinsigamond sewage spill

SHREWSBURY - A Worcester pump station failure spilled nearly six million gallons of raw sewage into Lake Quinsigamond last month, prompting outrage and questions...

Shrewsbury Selectman John Lebeaux says goodbye

After 24 years on the Board of Selectmen, John Lebeaux is hanging up his hat, having opted to not seek re-election.