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With the use of 3D drawing software, Valois can sketch out a project for his customers and share his vision of a project.

With temperatures expected to go into the 90s today and tomorrow, the city has announced the following ways to beat the heat:

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Southborough – Beauty and talent were on display recently at the Southborough Library when the Southborough Gardeners Club held its "Art in Bloom" exhibit.

Shrewsbury – Liam Davidson has had a busy fall, handling a demanding workload as a sophomore at St. John's High School as well as participating in crew. But there was also one other major project that the 16-year-old had on his agenda over the past few months - taking a leadership role in helping to organize a major community event – the third annual Turkey Trot. Liam's reason for helping with the event, which is a two- or five-mile walk, is a very personal one. The trot, to be held in Shrewsbury on Thanksgiving morning, Nov. 28, is in honor of his late grandfather, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Justice Francis P. O"Connor, who died in 2007 of Alzheimer's disease.

By Joan Goodchild Community Reporter Westborough - On many days, you can find fitness instructor Dawn Geoffroy teaching cardio, strength-training, yoga and spinning classes at the...

Hudson - Hudson Junior Girl Scout Troop 72739 recently earned their Bronze Award, the highest award achievable by Junior Girl Scouts. To earn the award, the girls each completed at least 20 hours of service to refurbish the gardens and park structures at Tripps Pond, located on Green Street. The girls weeded the garden beds, planted additional perennials, trimmed trees, raked lawns and picked up trash. They also sanded and stained all the picnic tables, as well as several wooden park benches.

Region – Algonquin Regional High School's senior forward and captain Brett Sexton drives for the hoop past Westborough High School's Dan Orlando...

During the opening weekend of Feb. 10 and 11, there will be live music, an artisan marketplace and artist talks with Gambardella.

In this week's edition read McInerney settles in as Northborough town administrator. Toblin Hill Drive bridge completed, neighborhood reunited.

Shrewsbury - Recent rains cleared the snow, while this week’s cold stretch allowed glassy ice to form at Dean Park pond.  Skaters Carlton Lo...

Westborough - The experienced mentor, the super superintendent, and the beloved principal, Mrs. Marianne O"Connor, is retiring this year. She, who has spent 22 whole years in the Westborough School District and 30 impressive years in education, is retiring. Leaving. In retirement, Mrs. O"Connor plans to spend more time with her family, her "94-year-young mother," and grandchildren in Newtown, Connecticut.

Northborough – On a beautiful, sunny morning, over 100 local residents participated in the first "Northborough Gets Active" 5K Road Race and Walk April 27. The event was a fundraiser for the Rotary Club of Northborough, Inc. and the Northborough Recreation Department.

Here are seven exciting things happening around the region over the next few days! Visit our website for more events.

Worcester - – The number 1 seed Shrewsbury High School Pioneers baseball team was defeated by the number 6 seed St. Peter-Marian High School Guardians by a score of 15-4 in the MIAA Central Division 1 finals. The game was played at Hanover Insurance Park at Fitton Field on June 13.

Look inside for part two of our Spring Home Improvement guide, TD Bank robbed and more

Westborough dedicates new memorial to Marine killed in 1983 Beirut bombings and more in this week's Community Advocate August 6, 2021

Over two days, photographer Sandy Howard captured photos of sparrows in Northborough. “These babies were yelling to be fed, and then I was able to capture the mama bringing them lunch!” she wrote.

Marlborough – Many young adults ages 16 to 21 took their first step toward entering the workforce April 10 by attending the 12th annual Teen Job Fair at the Pleasant Street Clubhouse of the Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest (BGCMW). Representatives from 23 employers offered applications for summer or year-round jobs.