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George H. Dubois, 67
Shrewsbury - George H. Dubois, 67, of Shrewsbury, died Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2013 after an illness.
George leaves his wife, Janice R. (Frazer) Dubois; a...
School budget discussed first night of Annual Town Meeting
Shrewsbury - The Shrewsbury Annual Town Meeting (ATM) began the evening of May 19, and was adjourned for the night after 18 of 36 articles had been considered.
The largest amount of time was given to the proposed Fiscal Year (FY) 2015 budget, with the school budget, as has been the case for years, being the largest single item. Of the total annual voter-approved budget of $103,812,699, the school budget would be $53,468,239, or, 51.5 percent of the total budget.
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Little dragon at 'Big Boo'
Shrewsbury - Dressed as a dragon, Aidan Fitch, 2, sings "The Ghost in the House" while attending "Big Boo,"...
Opposed to Shrewsbury library vote #2
Why you should vote NO on the new Library, on October 18: The economists on the CNBC business show have begun to admit that...
Tree clear-cutting attracts renewed attention in Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury - The issue of tree clear-cutting was again a topic of discussion at the June 9 meeting of the Shrewsbury Board of Selectmen. A topic at the spring Town Meeting, this agenda item was to further discuss and take action on the issue. What to some is simply a clearing of trees for economic, aesthetic, or safety concerns, is, to others, a despoiling of the land and a decrease in property values. Massachusetts has no state laws regulating tree cutting on private property, although the state is the eighth-most forested in the U.S. Clear-cutting on state land is similarly a patchwork of case-by-case decisions. In each town in Massachusetts, the local government has been left to create its own laws and regulations.
Central One helps students manage money
Shrewsbury - Central One Federal Credit Union, a local credit union that caters to residents within 25 central Massachusetts communities, has introduced a new...
Planning under way for Shrewsbury Boosters” annual golf classic
Shrewsbury - The Shrewsbury High School Athletic Boosters will be sponsoring the annual Leo M. Murray Jr. Golf Classic Friday, June 27. Murray coached...
Mountain View Cemetery to begin clean up, remove decorations by April 1
Shrewsbury - The Shrewsbury Cemetery Department asks all lot owners to remove winter decorations by April 1. Any items left on graves after that...
Shrewsbury Library hosts marriage counselor, genealogy workshop
Shrewsbury – The Shrewsbury Public Library, 609 Main St., will be hosting two free events in early October.
On Saturday, Oct. 5, Dr. Susanna O"Hara,...
Shrewsbury celebrates Chanukkah
Shrewsbury – The cold, wet weather did not stop Shrewsbury residents Dec. 1 from gathering at the town common to light the Menorah on...
Shrewsbury will not receive state library grant – yet
Shrewsbury will have to wait a bit longer for state grant monies for a projected library expansion. The town had hoped to receive monies...
March events at Shrewsbury Public Library
Shrewsbury – March programs for adults have been announced at Shrewsbury Public Library, including the Foreign Film Festival, a China travel program, "Voices of...
Shrewsbury selectmen approve caution signs for Prospect Hill neighborhood
Shrewsbury - Concerned residents who want to remind motorists to drive cautiously in one Shrewsbury neighborhood will get their way after the town's Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to approve the installation of caution signs in the area.
Shrewsbury Education Foundation announces Ladies Night Out
Shrewsbury – The 2nd annual Ladies Night, a spring vendor and business showcase, will be held Thursday, March 29, at Cyprian Keyes Golf Club...
Special Town Meeting votes down two petition-generated articles
By K.B. Sherman, Contributing Writer
Shrewsbury - The first and second articles on the warrant for the Sept. Â 26 Shrewsbury Special Town Meeting (STM) were...
Shrewsbury Open Space & Recreation survey
Shrewsbury - The Town of Shrewsbury is developing its 2011-2012 Open Space and Recreation Plan. This Plan is necessary to qualify for State reimbursement...
Shrewsbury Fire Department helps kids living in hotel learn about fire safety
Shrewsbury - The Shrewsbury Fire Department recently presented its Student Awareness and Fire Education, or S.A.F.E., program to displaced families that are now residing at the Days Inn. The program gave Captain Sean T. Lawlor and other fire department personnel a chance to speak with the tenants about fire safety in the confines of the hotel.
Lawlor began the program for the adults by talking about emergency exit plans. He encouraged them to make sure they know what to do if a fire were to occur and suggested that they practice an exit plan with their children in a calm manner so they will know how to react.
Substance abuse prevention on Shrewsbury selectmen’s agenda
Shrewsbury - At their regularly scheduled meeting Dec. 23, the Shrewsbury Board of Selectmen heard from Derek Brindisi, public health director, regarding the Regional Substance Abuse Prevention Collaborative (SAPC)
Shrewsbury town manager conducts annual financial workshop
By Joseph D. Elie , Community Reporter
Shrewsbury - Town Manager Dan Morgado conducted his annual financial workshop with the Board of Selectmen at the...
Town of Shrewsbury holds public auction Sept. 24
Shrewsbury - The Town of Shrewsbury will be hosting a public auction Saturday, Sept. 24, starting at 9 a.m., at the Automotive and Wood...