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SHREWSBURY LOCAL NEWS & EVENTS

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Volunteers honored at Ice Cream Social

Shrewsbury - The Shrewsbury Council On Aging ( COA) celebrated National Volunteer Week with its annual Volunteer Appreciation Ice Cream Social at...

Shrewsbury Borders prepares for closing

Borders at 476 Boston Turnpike in Shrewsbury will close its doors permanently sometime in May as part of the company's Chapter 11 reorganization process. Shrewsbury - Borders at 476 Boston Turnpike in Shrewsbury will close its doors permanently sometime in May as part of the company's Chapter 11 reorganization process.

Royal wedding celebration in Shrewsbury

Shrewsbury - A group of properly "hatted" Shrewsbury ladies gather at the home of Rosemarie Boyd to watch the royal wedding of...

Floral Street School in Shrewsbury promotes literacy

Shrewsbury - Storyteller Diane Postoian performs for the crowd at Floral Street School's Literacy Night April 8. Students also had the opportunity...

Candlelight vigil in Shrewsbury held for tsunami victims

Shrewsbury - Attendants hold candles at a prayer vigil for the victims of the devastating tsunami that hit many coastal communities in...

Booking it for the Shrewsbury library

Shrewsbury - Shrewsbury's Public Library officials have come up with a unique way to help both their patrons who have been tardy...

Shrewsbury student shows disabilities can's stop determination

Barbara Fink always knew her son, Zack, would get easily frustrated and seemed a bit different as a young child. But it wasn's until one fateful day, when the Shrewsbury mother was volunteering in his third-grade classroom, that she saw the first signs that something more serious was happening.

BASEBALL: Lorusso has commanding performance for St. John's

Shrewsbury - St. John's High School first baseman Andrew Lorusso (#11, center) is congratulated by his coach and teammates after his first ...

Playing dodgeball in Shrewsbury

Shrewsbury - (l to r) Third-graders Jacob Rogers and Jared Ross and secondgrader Prathylsa Miyala get a fun workout during the March...

Bay State Cheer & Dance, training athletes in Shrewsbury

By Nancy Brumback Contributing Writer Shrewsbury - Cheerleaders are athletes, and Bay State Cheer & Dance treats them like athletes, with all the...

Making headlines at Spring Street School in Shrewsbury

Shrewsbury - Community Advocate Publisher David Bagdon spoke before the student staff of the Spring Street Gazette newspaper April 6. After a...

Shrewsbury Rotary Club hosts special visitors

Shrewsbury - The Shrewsbury Rotary Club's weekly meeting held April 11 at Buca Di Peppo restaurant featured 12 Ukrainian doctors and guest...

Legislators discuss water issues in Shrewsbury

It has been said by world leaders, scientists and economists that "water is the new gold" and that the "next great war will be over water." The issue of water may not have reached that critical a stage yet in central Massachusetts, but it is still a significant factor in every part of our lives. That was the consensus of several legislators who participated in a forum March 30 hosted by the League of Women Voters (LWV) in Shrewsbury.

Rev. William W. McGovern, 93

Shrewsbury - Rev. William W. McGovern, 93, died Tuesday April 5, 2011, at St. Vincent Hospital in Worcester. Born in Worcester, the son of...

Edward W. O”Rourke Jr., 56

Shrewsbury - Edward W. O"Rourke Jr., 56, passed away Monday April 4, 2011 at UMass Hospital. He is survived by his loving wife...

Preparing for softball season in Shrewsbury

Shrewsbury - Ariana Snell, 7, keeps her eye on the ball while taking a swing during the Softball Skills Clinic offered Feb....

EDITORIAL: Another ‘dam’ slowdown on Route 9

Shrewsbury - There's no denying that the Kenneth F. Burns Bridge, which spans Lake Quinsigamond and serves as a major connector between...

Two spots open in Shrewsbury Board of Selectmen race

Four candidates are vying for two seats on the Shrewsbury Board of Selectmen this spring. Here, in their own words, are their bios and...

New theater camp comes to Shrewsbury

What began as conversation last summer has evolved into an opportunity for teens in Shrewsbury and surrounding towns to be part of a creative and engaging summer camp that will provide an entertaining musical for audiences, as well as the personal growth and enjoyment of camp participants.

Cecelia Lindegren, 91

Shrewsbury - Cecelia (Janeczek) Lindegren, 91, passed away Tuesday April 12, 2011.