Westborough

Westborough – At the Board of Selectmen's Nov. 13 meeting, the board agreed to host a small informal reception with the town's state legislators prior to one of its upcoming meetings. For years, Westborough officials have stressed to the town's state legislators that they believe it is in Westborough's best interest to have one representative and not three, as is the current situation. But in spite of the representatives agreeing with them and the congressional redistricting that will take effect Jan. 2, 2013, the town will still have three different representatives.

Westborough - Westborough Youth and Family Services, in collaboration with the Westborough School Department, will show the documentary film “Beyond Measure” Thursday, Jan. 25,...

Westborough - Just Breathe...A Salt Room, located at 45 East Main St., has recently opened. Missy Cohen, the owner, would like to invite the...

Westborough - After months of meetings, Westborough officials are confident that a thorough site plan review has been done for a new CSX Transportation...

Westborough - David Andrew Fay and Edward C. Wong have been chosen as this year’s co-grand marshals for the Westborough Memorial Day Parade, Monday, May 25.

Region - By law, municipalities must submit a plan for a reorganization of precincts to the state a year after census results are released....

Westborough - In connection with its planning efforts to determine what residents want for the future use of the former Westborough State Hospital property,...

Westborough - Did you know? The first state reform school for boys in the country was established in Westborough in 1849. Westborough was founded...

Westborough - A year into its work - and with no plans to recommend major changes to how town government operates - the Charter Review Committee asked selectmen Jan. 28 to expand the scope of their work to include reviewing the town's charter for legal clarity. The committee gave the board an interim report on its work to date, saying its effort to reach out to community members and leaders have revealed a desire to keep the town's government structure largely intact.

Westborough – Now that being bullied is no longer considered a rite of passage for schoolchildren, states and schools across the country are formulating anti-bullying policies that define "bully" and dictate ways to prevent it and procedures to follow after a bullying incident occurs.