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Breakfast with Santa to be held Saturday, Dec. 2  By Dakota Antelman, Contributing Writer Westborough – The Westborough Senior Center Supporters (WSCS) raised money for the center...

Shrewsbury – The Shrewsbury Garden Club will be holding its annual plant sale Saturday, May 21, rain or shine, from 9 a.m. to 12...

SHREWSBURY – Shrewsbury is searching for a new principal for Oak Middle School. This process comes after Superintendent Joseph Sawyer announced on Wednesday that the...

Over $100,000 in Shared Streets grant funds for improvements to streets and sidewalks will be coming to the region.

Northborough/ Southborough - Three Algonquin Regional High School (ARHS) juniors were looking forward to a summer hanging out with their friends and then senior year before heading off to college and a lifetime of adult responsibilities. But one bad decision – to drink and drive - has left one facing criminal charges, one paralyzed and another dead. Fortunately for the three students - Bobby Campbell, Brennan Burns and Taylor O'Connell - and their families and friends, the above is not a true story. Rather the three were part of a re-enactment in the ARHS parking lot today that showcased the ramifications of what might happen if an inexperienced young driver gets behind the wheel after drinking alcohol.

Foundation raises funds to prevent future accidents on New Hampshire’s Lake Winnipesauke By Kate Tobiasson, Contributing Writer Westborough - Two years ago, unusual weather conditions led to...

Marlborough – Cindy Innes and Linda Murray, co-leaders of the Norfolk County Mini Whinnies, brought smiles to New Horizons at Marlborough residents, when they...

Westborough – Whether it's providing funding or just cheering them on in good times or bad, student athletes depend on the support of their community. On Aug. 19, members of the various Westborough High School (WHS) athletic teams returned the favor, by participating in the second annual "Rangers Give Back."

During its meeting on Sept. 30, the Northborough Select Board voted to extend a conditional offer of employment to Stephanie Bacon.

Developers of the proposed Beal Commons mixed-use development presented modifications to its original project design.

Westborough and area residents will join together for a ‘Day of Inspiration, Service and Connection’ Westborough - Central MA Connections in Faith (CMACIF), in partnership...

Region - MassBay Community College student veterans Charles Santamaria, Derek Jordan and Paul Averi will participate in the ninth annual 9K Run to Home...

Shrewsbury - Seventh- and eighth-grade students at Oak Middle School in Shrewsbury are taking part in a yearlong initiative called "Changing the Conversation" aimed at providing all students with tools to create positive changes that will help them become better people.

Westborough – The Westborough Youth and Family Services (WYFS) kicked off their Hot Summer Nights program June 19 with an ice cream giveaway for teens finishing their last day of school in front of the Forbes Municipal Building. WYFS administrative assistant Cathy Cairns passed out hot pink program booklets containing the Hot Summer Nights activity offerings and registration form.

Westborough -   Political newcomers Shelby Marshall (777 votes) and Syed Hashmi (693 votes) both won their bids for seats on the Westborough Board...

Region - The Avidia Bank Charitable Foundation recently donated $100,000 to YMCA of Central Massachusetts, as part of its capital campaign. Presenting the check...

By Ed Karvoski Jr., Contributing Writer Westborough – On a sunny and seasonably brisk Nov. 23, over 900 runners and walkers participated in the sixth...

Marlborough - Gathered at the 35th annual Mayor's Senior Dinner, held June 21 at Best Western Royal Plaza Hotel, are (l to r) Senior...

Southborough - Bill Pinchook takes a break from enjoying the Fiesta activities at the Southborough Senior Center to catch up on the news in...

Grafton - Several thousand people turned out on May 25 to celebrate Memorial Day in Grafton Center. The parade included hundreds of veterans, volunteers, scouts, and town residents.