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Hudson - Has your child been bullied? Has the school addressed the bullying to your satisfaction? To learn about the new law requiring school...

"I'se been playing since I was 4 years old. My earliest memories are playing with my dad out in the driveway. We would play Horse and one-on-one, and it really helped me develop a passion for the game."

Valuable lessons for all ages Southborough - Second-graders share stories they wrote in their journals with Viola Bigelow Laptewicz, more commonly known as Auntie Vi,...

Region – Today is Friday, March 23. On this day in 1839, the initials "O.K." are first published in The Boston Morning Post. The...

Northborough - Tara Aho and her daughter, Lily Guzman, 2, listen to a story read by children's librarian Laura Brennan during the March 21...

Northborough - Baesis, Inc. announced today, March 22,that it received recognition from Manufacturing Information Systems, Inc. as one of the top ten business...

Hudson Tuesday, March 20 1:38 a.m. Teresa Dr. Medical. 8:04 a.m. Glen Rd. Annoying phone calls. 1:03 p.m. manning St. Larceny. 1:13 p.m. Palmieri Dr. Larceny. 2:05 p.m. Main St....

Marlborough - Here's your chance to see award winning professional, college, and high school a cappella groups all in one night! Marlborough High School's...

Northborough/Southborough - As many Algonquin Regional High School (ARHS) sports fans know, the ARHS Tomahawks football team has not had a winning season since 1997. Starting in 2003, three different coaches have attempted the turnaround, but none have been successful. Justin McKay, the recently hired fourth coach, is hoping for that coveted winning season. McKay played at Ashland High School followed by two years at Assumption College. Then, in the fall of 2004, he started coaching football at Wachusett Regional High School in Holden. He coached at both the freshmen and varsity levels, working his way up to offensive coordinator.

Westborough – Gianna Ferrante, 7- months old, of Worcester, enjoys the beautiful day by getting up close and personal with some early spring flowers...

West Boylston - Ann V. (Costigan) Mitchell, 98, formerly of Hudson and Millis, died Tuesday, March 20, 2012 in the Oakdale Rehab & Nursing...

Marlborough - Eleanore (Bunn) Curtis Nordgren Ohman Marshall, 101, died Tuesday evening, March 20, 2012. Born in Orange, N.J., the daughter of the late Dr. Frank C. and Annie (Pray) Bunn, she spent most of her adult life in Marlborough.

Westborough - Memorial VFW Post 9013 Inc. has announced it will hold its first Annual Golf Classic Monday, May 14. The event will take...

Hudson - Of course Organic Mulch & Landscape Supply sells mulchâ€"14 varieties and colors, including playground-certified mulch. And it's organicâ€"no chemical dyes used.

Sterling – An event to benefit the David Malo Fund will be held Saturday, May 5, at 6 p.m., at 8 Point Sportsmen's Club,...

Marlborough - Christopher G. Karis, 90, formerly of Foxborough, died Tuesday, March 20, 2012, at the Hearthstone Healthcare of Marlborouggh after an illness. He...

Shrewsbury - Mary Joanne (Remillard) Plante, 75, died in her home Wednesday, March 21, 2012, after a courageous battle with cancer. Her husband, Normand...

Shrewsbury - Veterans Inc. has announced that eight Tibetan Buddhist monks returned March 12 to Veterans Inc.'s Independence Hall facility at 59 South St.,...

Marlborough - The dawn of a new day sets the stage for record breaking heat as temperatures are predicted to climb into the 80's later today. If this beautiful sunrise on Broadmeadow Road is any indication, it is going to be a gorgeous day. Parks and playgrounds are sure to be filled with happy children, playful puppies and blooming flowers. There is no doubt that spring is in the air. Long walks, picnic lunches and open windows are the order of the day.

Shrewsbury - Kindergarten and first-grade students at the Beal Early Childhood Center in Shrewsbury are greeted warmly each day by Principal Alice Brennan as they get off the bus and head to their classrooms. It's a ritual Brennan never misses.