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Westborough - Tyler Hurtado, 6, volunteers to assist Alexander, King of the Jesters, during a performance presented Aug. 3 by the Westborough Public Library...

The fastest Scout cars will be invited to the Mayflower Council's Pinewood Derby to compete against other packs in the area on April 27 in Canton.

Marlborough/Hudson - After howling at the moon at the Kelleher Field starting line, about 200 runners ranging in age from 15 to 64 turn...

Hudson – The Hudson AMVEST Post 208 made special deliveries Christmas Day, Dec. 25, culminating its 26th season of Home Alone for the Holidays.

Grafton - In 2014, Kimberly Edgren was inspired to get involved with Operation Friendship (OF) of Grafton when her then freshman daughter wanted to join as a delegate. OF is a nonprofit, non-governmental affiliate of the United Nations.

By Christine Galeone, Contributing Writer Region - The holidays are filled with the warmth of family, friendship and faith, which is often expressed through activities,...

Northborough – For those who must navigate through life with limited or no vision, the world can be frightening and daunting place. But thanks to a special partnership between the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAMAW) and Guide Dogs of America, thousands of people have found an independence allowing them to live their lives in a way that they might not have otherwise had.

Marlborough - For the past two months, Marlborough Rotarians have collected new and gently used children’s books for rural libraries in the Philippines. Members...

When Kelsey Reilly, a sophomore at Shrewsbury High School, started planning her 16th birthday party, she decided that she didn's want to be like everyone else. She wanted something unique, something very special, and something that would be lots of fun.

Shrewsbury - Singing songs by Neil Sedaka in the musical comedy "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do" are members of the Regatta Players Theater...

Region - The second-seed Algonquin Regional High School (ARHS) Tomahawks met the third-seed Wachusett Regional High School Mountaineers for the Central Mass. Division 1 semi-final girls" basketball game on March 5 in the Kneller Athletic Center at Clark University in Worcester. Both teams got off to a sluggish start, punctuated by numerous turnovers. The first period ended with a very low score of 4-3 in the Tomahawks' favor. The scoring picked up a little in the second period and the first half ended with Algonquin still in the lead, 12-10.

In this week's issue of Community Advocate read Adaptive water-ski event making waves on Lake Quinsigamond

Marlborough - Host student Ariana Sparages and exchange student Anzu Hosoya spend lunchtime together during an exchange program held from Oct. 31 through November...

In this week's issue read about Northborough community members gathered for the Rolling Hometown Heroes Parade on Nov. 7, waving flags as the parade rolled along Main Street.

Westborough - Members of HYPE9, the young professionals group of the Corridor Nine Area Chamber of Commerce, held a "can" collection at their March...

Northborough - More than 150 seniors gathered in the Algonquin Regional High School (ARHS) cafeteria for the annual Northborough Lions Club Harvest Dinner Nov. 15.

Northborough – The Corridor Nine Chamber of Commerce will host the 25th anniversary of their Applefest 5k Race/Walk and Kids Adventure Race on Saturday,...

Westborough - Gil Sharon of Westborough races on Route 30 westbound during the second leg of the triathlon. Sharon finished third in the men's elite division with a time of 1:06:41, 10th overall.

Open Circle Acupuncture and Healing has welcomed Kate Fontes. She found her passion for alternative medicine in her final year of college.

By Cindy Zomar, Contributing Writer Marlborough - The mood was somber as the Honor Guard stood waiting for the ceremony to start at the Marlborough Maple...