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Shrewsbury police rescue man trapped in mud

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Shrewsbury Police Department rescued a man who was trapped in the mud in Flint Pond on at 11:40 a.m. Feb. 13.

Community Advocate July 15, 2022

In this week's edition read Westborough’s Liam Johnson reflects on work with veterans

Deer hunting in Westborough – 2018 update

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Submitted by Scott Shumway, Past president of the Westborough Community Land Trust Westborough - It’s fall – the time of year to wear blaze orange...

Westborough family seeks bone marrow donor for toddler

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Westborough - Mira Tuteja is a beautiful little two-year-old girl who loves singing, having story books read to her and playing outside, according to...

Five St. John's students accepted into military academies

Shrewsbury – Each year thousands of young men and women apply to one of the five United States military academies – the U.S. Air Force Academy, the U.S. Military Academy, the U.S. Naval Academy, the U.S. Coast Guard Academy and the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. Of those thousands, only 11 to 17 percent meet the requirements in order to be accepted. This year, five young men in the St. John's High School class of 2013 have joined that elite group.

High School students honored as MidWach League all-stars

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The Midland Wachusett League recently released its fall all-star list, which honors over 170 local high school athletes. 

Festival features trees and more

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Marlborough – When the sixth annual Metrowest Festival of Trees was held Dec. 13, 14 and 15, it returned for the second year at the 47,500-square-foot Royal Plaza Trade Center. In addition to wreaths, nearly 100 decorated trees from two- to 7-1/2 feet were sponsored by businesses, organizations and community leaders. Many guests purchased raffle tickets for a chance to win their favorite entries.

Shrewsbury resident writes children’s book with daughters

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SHREWSBURY - The COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown presented many people with ample free time and the chance to pursue new hobbies and activities. Shrewsbury resident...

Westborough remembers its veterans

Westborough – Under cool, overcast skies hundreds of residents gathered to honor Westborough's veterans, past and present, during ceremonies held throughout the town Memorial Day, May 26. At ceremonies held at St. Luke's, Pine Grove Cemetery and Midland cemeteries, as well as in front of the war memorial at the Forbes Municipal Building (FMB), officials and residents alike remembered with words, music and prayer those who had made the ultimate sacrifice.

40B project heads to Shrewsbury Zoning Board of Appeals

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Emerald Run, located on Green Street, is a 40B project, meaning that 25% of the property — or 75 units — will be affordable.

Shrewsbury Rotary honors UMass physician

Shrewsbury - The Rotary Club of Shrewsbury presented the Paul Harris Award to Dr. Alan Picarillo at its Installation Luncheon June 17. The award,...

Possible active shooter call at Algonquin a hoax, says supt.

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Police are on scene at Algonquin Regional High School today following the report of a possible active shooter, which leaders say is a hoax.

Area Democrats talk domestic surveillance in first major campaign event

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By Dakota Antelman, Contributing Writer Hudson - Democratic candidates to replace retiring US Representative Niki Tsongas focused on domestic surveillance among other issues in a...

Northborough’s Assabet Park project nears completion

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Town leaders are anticipating that work at Assabet Park will be completed in time for a reopening to the public before Memorial Day.

Olympic medalist Tanith Belbin visits New England Sports Center

Region?- Gathered July 7 at the New England Sports Center in Marlborough are Tanith Belbin, the Olympic medalist for ice dancing (second from left),...

Polanowicz sworn in as secretary of health and human services

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Boston - Governor Deval Patrick officially swore in John W. Polanowicz as Secretary of the Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services (HHS)...

Westborough Rangers win the MIAA Division II Championships

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The Westborough High School volleyball team are state champions after they beat King Philip in the MIAA Division II finals 3-0.

Algonquin boys soccer looks to build on success

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Northborough/Southborough - Last year the Algonquin Regional High School boys soccer team suffered a crushing 2-1 defeat for the second straight year to perennial power Ludlow in the semifinals of the state tournament.

Corridor Nine to host 25th anniversary Applefest 5k

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