Westborough Newsletter

Tom Salvemini sat at Tatnuck Booksellers on Jan. 27, selling his first children’s book, “Band of Gorillas.”

The Westborough Farmers Market will have a new home this summer. It will move from Temple B’nai Shalom to Bay State Commons.

The Westborough Select Board voted to appoint Chief Assessor Jon Steinberg as interim finance director during its Jan. 9 meeting.

The town’s Economic Development Committee is offering grants to small businesses financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The win clinched the team’s first state tournament appearance since the MIAA restructured the playoff format in 2021.

The roof at Hastings Elementary School “has basically failed,” Superintendent Amber Bock told the School Committee.

Several races are shaping up for this year’s Westborough election, including for School Committee and Board of Library Trustees.

Hannah Breck Parkman marveled as she wandered about the sanctuary at the Congregational Church on Jan. 21.

While the food pantry tries to keep up with rising demand, it would like to get the word out to newer residents.

The Recreation Department has unveiled a first look at the proposed dog park at Chauncy Fields off Lyman Street.

The search to replace Amber Bock as superintendent of Westborough Public Schools is well under way. Thirty-four applications were received.

Town Administrator Evan Brassard said officials in Westborough and Grafton are exploring alternate sites for the regional dispatch center.

A "beloved community" became the focus of the sixth annual Community Celebration honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Westborough town departments will be requesting nearly $16 million for capital improvements for fiscal 2025.

WESTBOROUGH — Local community members Maureen and Ian Johnson will receive the Westborough Good Scout Award later this year. This is the first time that...

All in all, Semeter scored roughly 50 percent of her team’s points, and the Rangers won 68-53.

Westborough High School's ELL program currently has three faculty members and about 70 students from a number of different countries.

For Paul McGrath, his memory of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy locked in when he was a senior in high school.

Westborough Town Hall currently has a fire alarm but no burglar alarm, access control or security cameras.

Two applications for special permits were approved by the Westborough Planning Board, including a former roller rink at 161 Milk St.