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Westborough - The Westborough High School Rangers girls lacrosse team defeated the Shrewsbury High School Colonials by a score of 14-7 in a game played April 16.

Busing, desk distancing, and technology top issues By Vicki Greene, Contributing Writer Marlborough – There has been no time off this summer for the Marlborough Public School’s...

Marlborough - After delivering remarks and laying a wreath, Patricia Poff (far left), an army veteran of Desert Storm, salutes with other local veterans...

Pulte Homes New England has announced plans to build a large-scale residential development in the southeast corner of town.

“I am struck at how much trust the class has in each other... It is something to be proud of. The class believed in each other.”

Shrewsbury - As senior custodian at the Floral Street School community, David Poe is an integral part of keeping the school running smoothly. Not only does he daily complete a full slate of duties, he also serves as an unofficial "go-to person" for each staff member and student in the 800-student school. That dedication and loyalty has earned him a nomination for the John P. Collins Award for Excellence.

The program found success in its inaugural year with several members competing at the international level just months after forming the club.

Westborough – Susan W. Whitten, principal of Northborough's Marian E. Zeh School, Marlborough Savings Bank, and 22 local high school seniors were all honored at the March 27 Corridor Nine Area Chamber of Commerce 2014 Scholastic and "Champion of Education" awards breakfast held at the Doubletree Hotel. Marlborough Savings Bank was named as a Champion of Education award recipient in the business category while Whitten was honored for Outstanding Volunteer Service.

“We can come together more as a team. Supporting each other – it’s really something we can never stop getting better at.”

Southborough resident, educator and author Katherine (Kate) Gostick does not see her dyslexia as a hindrance, but as a gift.

Shrewsbury - The St. John's High School Pioneers defeated the Westborough High School Rangers 2-1 in a rain soaked game played Sept. 13 at Pioneer Field.

Region – In just a few days children throughout the region will take to the streets to celebrate Halloween. And while there are apt...

Families that create together Shrewsbury - First-grader Rosie Taylor (right) is joined by her brother, Ben, and their cousin, Lily Elworthy, each 4, as they...

For the next few months, Hygge House Books will call home a former medical office at the Downtown Crossing shopping plaza on East Main St.

Region - Corridor Nine Area Chamber of Commerce celebrated its members May 17 with a Special Networking & Oscar Awards Breakfast at Cyprian Keyes...

A Worcester man faces charges after he allegedly attempted to shoplift items from the Tractor Supply Store on Milk Street. 

In 1908, the Armeno Cereal Company took up residence in what we now lovingly refer to as “the mill” by Smith Pond in Northborough.

Shrewsbury - The Shrewsbury High School Colonials hosted the Grafton High School Indians on April 19. Grafton's Cole Fontana scored the first goal quickly at the 11:12 mark while Shewsbury's first goal wasn't scored until the second quarter by Alec Buduo. The Indians lead 8-2 at the end of the first half and came out firing in the third quarter, going on to defeat the Colonials 14-4.

Northborough - The Algonquin Regional High School Tomahawks and the Westborough High School Rangers played a soccer double-header Oct. 27. In the first game, the Algonquin boys team defeated the Rangers 3-1, while in the second game, the Rangers’ girls team topped Algonquin 3-2.