Shrewsbury

Several members of Shrewsbury Girl Scout Troop 30312 recently earned the Girl Scout Bronze Award by donating several “birthday boxes.”

The School Committee unanimously approved a strategic plan for the district effective from 2023 to 2027 during their April 26 meeting.

Welcome to Mother’s Day weekend. There’s plenty to do around the area, from plant sales to a fishing derby.

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

On the night of May 15, Shrewsbury Town Meeting members will gather at Oak Middle School to review and vote on 54 warrant articles.

Food Truck Thursdays are officially returning to the Shrewsbury Town Hall, kicking off on May 18 and running through Oct. 12. 

After a competitive Shrewsbury election, the newly-elected Select Board and School Committee members voiced their excitement about the results

St. John’s senior Alex Naliath is one of 628 semifinalists and was selected from over 5,000 candidates. In total, there were 12 semifinalists from Massachusetts.

Here are some of the local events happening this weekend, including a chat with Sarah and General Artemas Ward and free comic book day.

There’s been a presence of Shrewsbury officers at Shrewsbury High School after police received a report of a potential threat of violence.

"Cutting the cord" may mean lower bills and access to more programs, but it also means lower revenues for local cable access studios.

Matthew Starbard faces charges, including trafficking a class B substance and possession of a class C substance with intent to distribute.

There will be new faces on the Select Board and School Committee as Shrewsbury voters headed to the ballot box on May 2.

The Shrewsbury Cultural Council (SCC) will be sponsoring artists to wrap electrical boxes throughout town with colorful designs meant to celebrate Shrewsbury’s unique culture.

Central One Federal Credit Union is the title sponsor for the upcoming Corridor 9/495 Regional Chamber of Commerce 37th annual School/Business Partnership Golf Tournament.

One of the many rides that White City Amusement Park in Shrewsbury featured was the “Custer Cars,” which went around a track.

Over 60 professionals from a variety of career fields converged at Oak Middle School to share their experiences with nearly 500 students.

As the weekend gets underway, check out five things you should have on your radar, including Go Out Doors in Northborough and town cleanups.

The League of Women Voters hosted School Committee and Select Board candidates for a forum at Oak Middle School on April 24.

Shrewsbury unveiled plans during an April 5 meeting to expand the cemetery across the street into areas of Prospect Park.