Westborough

By Bonnie Adams, Managing Editor Westborough – There's no doubt that technology can make our lives easier. There is also no doubt that for those...

Westborough - The town of Westborough has announced that nomination papers for the Annual Town Election Tuesday, March 3, are now available in the...

Westborough - Printed copies of street listings, zoning bylaws and the town's zoning map will cost a little more to buy from the Town Clerk's office.

Westborough – Local families are invited to stop by the Westborough Police Department, 45 West Main St. and pick up a free glow stick...

Westborough – The Board of Selectmen discussed the possible ramifications of a $4 million Proposition 2-1/2 "underride" at its March 1 meeting at the request of one local resident. But that discussion was curtailed for a few minutes when the proponent of that proposal, Len Mead, got into a heated argument with the board and was escorted out of the room by Police Chief Alan Gordon.

By Andrew Strecker, Senior Community Reporter Westborough - Central One Federal Credit Union recently presented the Westborough School Committee with a $100,000 contribution to Westborough...

Westborough – George Barrette and Denzil Drewry have won the race for two spots on the Board of Selectmen (BOS) in the March 6 Annual Town Election. Barrette received 1802 votes, Drewry received 1324 and the third candidate in the race, Andrew Reinach, received 1283. Barrette and Drewry are both former selectmen, while Reinach is a political newcomer. Barrette and Drewry will replace incumbents Lydia Goldblatt and George Thompson.

Region - The following local students participated in the Marist College "Up 'til Dawn" fund-raiser for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn....

I’m one very, very grateful senior citizen of Westborough, thanks to the Westborough Police Dept. and Roche Bros. for their fast, efficient manner in which they helped me recover my lost pocketbook within four hours, saving me from having a nervous breakdown.

Westborough - Julio’s Liquors has announced that Toni DeLuca will be joining its team as wine director, bringing with her many years of experience from her travels studying wine in various regions across the world. A Massachusetts native, DeLuca received her bachelor of science degree from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va., and then moved to Virginia in order to pursue a career with the federal government. While working for the U.S. Department of Justice, she worked part-time in the tasting room at Chrysalis Vineyards, a local winery in northern Virginia. The unique experience motivated her to pursue an education in winemaking full-time.