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Shrewsbury – The Oak Middle School cheerleaders celebrate their first place win at the Milford High School invitational meet held Feb. 22.
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Marlborough chamber hosts fashion show
Marlborough – Move over Gisele, Kate and Karlie. There’s a new group of supermodels in town. Specifically the six lovely ladies and one handsome (and brave) man who strutted their best moves in the Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce’s (MRCC) Fashion Show held June 19 at the Embassy Suites Hotel. The show was held as part of the MRCC’s monthly Women’s Business Council Luncheon.
Marlborough dedicates “Peace Garden” to former superintendent
Marlborough – When Stephen Dlott agreed to serve as the interim superintendent for the Marlborough Public Schools in August 2012 he was stepping into a district that had been through some strife and turmoil due to a dispute involving the former superintendent. Dlott, who has held leadership positions in other districts, was praised by school and city officials for his role in helping Marlborough transition during the past year until Richard Langlois took over the role in September.
Community Advocate January 21, 2022
In this week's issue read: Ashley Homestore will open a new location in Westborough, occupying some of the space vacated by the old Stop and Shop location in RK Speedway Plaza off Route 9.
Tractor trailer rolls over on I-290 in Shrewsbury
At 7:45 a.m. Nov. 18, the Shrewsbury Fire Department responded to a tractor trailer rollover on I-290 near the Route 140 ramp.
New Beal School on schedule for opening in the fall
By Laura Hayes, Senior Community Reporter
SHREWSBURY — “Substantial” completion of the new Maj. Howard W. Beal Elementary School was done July 23, Shrewsbury’s vice...
Northborough quilting group gives back to the community
A Northborough-based quilting group gathered in February to collect and donate over 30 quilts to the NICU and pediatric unit.
Shrewsbury Police host National Night Out
The Shrewsbury Police Department hosted National Night Out, an event aimed at promoting police-community relationships, on Aug. 2.
Kentucky based band to headline church concert
Northborough –Zack Shelton and the Kentucky based band 64 to Grayson will make you want to stomp your boots at their concert sponsored by Northboro Church of Christ. The event will be held on Friday, Oct. 13 at 7 p.m. at 456 West Main St., Northborough and is open to the public.
Shelton and band members Craig Cunningham and Tiffany Baker started the band in their junior year of college and have been touring as 64 to Grayson full time since graduation in May 2013. The band’s name is associated to the route to college - interstate 64 to Grayson, Kentucky.
Marlborough football captures the crown at homecoming game
The Marlborough High School football team defeated Algonquin Regional High School (ARHS) 34-0 at the Panthers’ homecoming game Oct. 21.
Snowy owl gets second chance thanks in part to Shrewsbury woman
By Christine Galeone, Contributing Writer
Shrewsbury – Winters in the Arctic tundra are much more harsh than New England ones. So, it’s not surprising that, during...
Region’s residents enjoy the 69th Marlborough Labor Day Parade
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Contributing Writer
MARLBOROUGH – After last year’s hiatus due to pandemic restrictions, the 69th Marlborough Labor Day Parade took place Sept. 6....
Northborough residents weigh in on Whitney St. purchase
Efforts for Northborough to consider purchasing a parcel on Whitney Street are moving forward following a recent Select Board meeting.
The end of another era
Shrewsbury - A decaying sign at the Edgemere Drive-In keeps watch over a large parcel of land on Route 20.
The property, which has long...
Westborough High to hold ‘Rangers Tackle Leukemia’ football fundraiser
Westborough - On Saturday, Oct. 31, the Westborough High School (WHS) Rangers for a Cure will be holding the third annual Rangers Tackle Leukemia football game to support the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The event will take place on the football turf at 1 p.m. when the WHS Rangers take on the Groton-Dunstable Crusaders.
Wayside presents awards on Senior Health and Fitness Day
Marlborough – In observance of National Senior Health and Fitness Day, a luncheon was served May 28 at Wayside Racquet and Swim Club with awards presented to deserving guests. The highlight was the announcement of the 18th annual George Fortin Fit for Life Award and the second annual Effie Ann Thompkins Community Service Award. Each of the award's namesake was in attendance.
As is the custom, that morning began with the Al Kursonis Memorial Tennis Tournament. This year, three winners were recognized by Darren McLaughlin, general manager of Wayside.
A community comes together to celebrate on MLK Day in Westborough
By Adway S. Wadekar, Contributing Writer
Westborough – On Jan. 21, Connections in Faith, the Westborough Interfaith Association, the Westborough Public Schools, and Westborough Connects...
Paton Elementary School celebrates fourth grade students
By Jesse Kucewicz, Contributing Writer
SHREWSBURY - After a year that has asked so much of the fourth-graders from Shrewsbury’s Walter J. Paton Elementary School,...
Algonquin girls basketball heads to playoffs with win over Shrewsbury
Algonquin Regional High School Titans girls basketball team led from start to finish, ultimately defeating the Shrewsbury Colonials.
Region remembers Devin, with love
Region – On a cool, clear night, the Kenneth F. Burns Bridge spanning Lake Quinsigamond is lit in green in honor of the late...