Westborough Newsletter

A Hopkinton man faces charges after the Westborough Police Department responded to an alleged break-in at the former Regal Cinemas.

Yellow-bellied sapsuckers look much like our other woodpeckers. They have a similar black-and-white color scheme. I

Under the guidance of Fire Lt. and paramedic Roger Busha, the explorers learned the proper way to use orange webbing to harness a victim.

After months of negotiations and scrutiny, the Westboro Mobil station will have its Class II dealer’s license through the end of 2023.

Jakub Moskal and Sarah Shamsuddin were the top vote-getters in the three-way race for two School Committee seats.

Trailing 2-0 after one period, No. 3 seed Shrewsbury hockey team dug deep and rallied for a 4-3 win over No. 2 Notre Dame of Hingham.

On the first weekend of March, Westborough Troop 100 celebrated its 100th anniversary with a dinner and pancake breakfast.

As Westborough voters head to the polls later this month, they will have to make a series of choices for candidates in contested races.

Maddie Mrva’s second goal of the game, 1:39 into the second overtime, lifted the Shrewsbury girls’ hockey team into the Division 1 Final Four.

Police and firefighters are currently responding to a crash on Milk Street near North Drive, and the road is shut down to one lane.

Eighth-grader Maahi Srivastava earned an honorable mention in the annual poster project sponsored by Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth.

The School Committee brought NRT to the meeting to discuss several issues, including a lack of drivers and buses running late.

Westborough High’s Alan Nguyen turned in a sensational performance at the  Annual All-State Indoor Track and Field Championships.

The third-seeded Westborough boys hockey team defeated the top-seeded Titans by a score of 3-0, becoming the CMADA Class A champions.

A preliminary investigation by the Westborough Fire Investigation Unit has determined the fire was caused by an overloaded older-style extension cord into which a space heater was plugged.

Shawnna Lyons-Dambeck Lyons-Dambeck, a fiber and textile artist, recently won the Mass Brewers Guild’s Mass Beer Week art contest.

Members of the Westborough Fire and Police departments responded to a crash involving a rolled over oil truck on Eli Whitney Street at about 11 a.m.

The Sharp Building is part of a facility operated by the Department of Youth Services. A portion of that building will be renovated to house these families.

Plans for Cumberland Farms to expand its facilities at 165 Flanders Road came before the Planning Board on Feb. 7.

Troop 100, Westborough’s first and oldest Boy Scout unit, was organized and received its first charter in 1923 as Troop 1.