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The program found success in its inaugural year with several members competing at the international level just months after forming the club.

The hours of a safety zone in front of Algonquin Regional High School will remain. The topic came up during the March 25 Select Board meeting.

Shrewsbury's Department of Public Works is currently conducting a survey on the pay-as-you-throw bag program.

Community members gathered outside the Shrewsbury Public Library on Monday, April 8, to witness the solar eclipse.

For state Rep. Hannah Kane, the annual grant reception for award recipients by the Westborough Cultural Council is a sure sign of spring.

Four people have been arrested in connection with a series of thefts at Savers on East Main Street, according to Marlborough Police.

A fire damaged the Church of the Nativity on Howard Street in the early morning of Tuesday, April 9, according to Northborough Fire.

Local and State Police are investigating an accident on Main Street in Southborough that killed a person from Marlborough.

Pay as You Throw (PAYT) will soon become part of Westborough residents’ trash and recycling disposal routine.

Blair is buried in the Howard Street Cemetery in Northborough. You can see his inventions at the Northborough Historical Society Museum

The 128th running of the Boston Marathon will take place on Monday, April 15. Here's a list of runner from the area.

The path of totality will include northern New England; the rest of New England will have up to 90% totality.

“This year is different because everybody has improved tremendously. Something about not getting over that finish line has just kept everyone hungry."

The Select Board unanimously voted to establish a Sustainability Committee on March 12.

Two years ago, in October of 2021, Comey shared her story of walking 1,000 miles around Westborough. Now, she's back for more.

Shrewsbury seeks to invest roughly $10 million into work at the Department of Public Works (DPW) facility at 207 and 211 South St.

There will be races for Select Board and the Regional School Committee when the town holds its town election on Tuesday, May 14.

In this week's edition read Eggstravaganza! Egg hunt draws hundreds of local kids. Westborough officials ponder possible sewer moratorium.

A Grafton man is facing a slew of drug charges following an investigation at Keith Hill Road on Wednesday, April 3.

By the middle of April, nearly 20 vendors will set up the Boroughs Collective in the Keating Building on East Main Street.