Westborough, MA News

• Westborough, MA News
• ‘Elvis’ rocks for students, veterans
• Southborough girl ‘gives back’ her birthday gifts
• Athlete’s Spotlight: Shrewsbury High School junior Samantha DiReda
• It’s a dog’s life for one Southborough woman
• Hudson veteran honored for WWII service
• The C.A. six tips of the day for May 25
• The C.A. picture of the day
• Marlborough’s downtown gets a new park
• Memorial Day to be commemorated in region
• Two Westborough High students honored as Howard scholarship recipients
• Alan Steiman’s Landscape: Northborough company offers design, building, maintenance services
• ‘Sign of the times’ – Northborough Lions Club to update message board
• Marlborough Police Department honored by MADD Massachusetts
• Shrewsbury’s ‘CodeRED’ emergency notification system being evaluated
• Historic exhibit commemorates Titanic disaster, Shrewsbury survivor
• The C.A. six tips of the day for May 24
• Shrewsbury Scout achieves rank of Eagle
• Westborough boy to be awarded Eagle Scout rank By Troop 100
• Shrewsbury voters approve fiscal year 2013 budget after lengthy town meeting
• Thanks to resident, Northborough park will get shade
• Marlborough city council approves funding for economic development
• Westborough selectmen give ‘go-ahead’ to senior complex
• Marlborough police seek robbery suspect
• The C.A. six tips of the day for May 23
• Marlborough City Council approves funds for Assabet renovations
• Life is an adventure for Southborough’s Stanley Tanenholtz
• The C.A. six tips of the day for May 22
• Deadline for Northborough Friendship Brickway is extended
• Walking to fund pancreatic cancer research
• A ‘driving need’ – officials discuss region’s transportation woes
• Abington woman cited for Westborough three-car accident
• Hudson residents form team to raise funds for Alzheimer’s Disease walk
• Marlborough firefighters extinguish Main Street blaze
• ‘Marlborough Works!’ job fair to connect area businesses, job seekers
• I was just thinking…about my life with dogs
• The C.A. six tips of the day for May 21
• Organ transplants change local’s life
• The C.A. recap for the week of May 20 to May 26
• The C.A. six tips of the day for May 18
• Marlborough superintendent responds to ‘no confidence’ vote
• Marlborough’s Patty Zilembo honored as ‘Unsung Heroine’
• Marlborough educators take vote of no confidence in superintendent
• Bay State Cheer & Dance: Competitive cheerleading program available for all ages
• House passes ‘Valor Act’ to support veterans
• Athlete of the Week: Hudson High School wrestler David Rogers
• The C.A. six tips of the day for May 17
• Breaking news – truck rollover reported on Mass. Pike near Westborough
• Westborough School Committee to re-open discussion on drug testing policies
• Matson and Sullivan are named Westborough’s Memorial Day Parade Grand Marshals
• Matson and Sullivan are named Westborough’s Memorial Day Parade Grand Marshals
• The C.A. six tips of the day for May 16
• Westborough voters say no to new Fire Station
• I was just thinking…why would anyone want to run for selectman?
• Northborough resident trains for Pan Mass Challenge
• Marlborough students care for their community
• New co-ed Scouting option for Northborough, Southborough teens: Venture Crew 11
• Incumbents win Hudson selectmen’s race
• Westborough to pursue grant for emergency services
• Shrewsbury selectmen discuss planning initiatives
• Inklings: The cloak of invisibility
• The C.A. six tips of the day for May 15
• Boland wins a third selectmen term in Southborough
• Incumbents Amberson, Pantazis win Northborough selectmen’s race
• Loss leads Southborough woman to new life
• District Attorney releases statement on Westborough boy’s death
• Missing Westborough boy found in pool
• The C.A. six tips of the day for May 14
• SHS junior ‘leads the way’ via international experiences
• The C.A. picture of the day
• Business works to better town
• Southborough Rotary welcomes visitors from India
• Three vie to fill one-year vacancy on Hudson’s Board of Selectmen
• Athlete’s Spotlight: Westborough High senior Dean Sudol
• The C.A. six tips of the day for May 11
• Army veteran is special guest at Northborough Senior Center men’s breakfast
• ‘Marlborough Works!’ to host free résumé and interview workshop
• ‘Drexel the Dog’ continues to vex Shrewsbury Selectmen
• Algonquin students learn the realities of drinking and driving
• Hudson students’ pencil drive helps Malawi kids go to school
• The C.A. six tips of the day for May 10
• Kane wins decisive re-election to Shrewsbury selectmen
• Vigeant proposes 2.8 percent increase for Marlborough’s 2013 budget
• Boland, Bartolini vie for seat on Southborough’s Board of Selectmen
• Forum for Westborough Fire Station vote to be held today
• Westborough church prepares for fifth annual give-away
• The C.A. six tips of the day for May 9
• Westborough celebrates 10th Annual Spring Festival
• The C.A. six tips of the day for May 8
• Shrewsbury police seek suspect in house break
• Washington Street/Route 85 in Hudson construction status update
• Come join our new blogs – ‘I was just thinking…’
• Southborough’s Josh Sturgeon reflects on high school, life
• WHS students collecting slightly-worn athletic shoes
• Holy Cross Naval ROTC battalion holds President’s Revue
• The C.A. six tips of the day for May 7
• ‘Burning issue’ – should Westborough build new Fire Station?
• Of Historical Note: Learning still happens here
• Southborough holds Earth Day clean-up
• Breaking news – elderly Shrewsbury murder defendant dies in hospital
• Algonquin Regional lacrosse team plays for more than a state title
• Westborough’s Hastings School holds Multi-Cultural Fair
• Athlete of the Week: Algonquin lacrosse standout Conor Healey
• The C.A. six tips of the day for May 4
• Southborough student creates mural for Finn School
• Project Clean Sweep cleans up Marlborough
• Get away from it all at Grill on the Hill
• Residents recycle at St. Anne’s Church in Southborough
• Northborough Food Pantry welcomes donations from Cornerstone Academy students
• Marlborough seeks to replace fired part-time HR manager with full-time position
• St. Mary, St. John’s alumnus lives his dream as Navy pilot
• The C.A. six tips of the day for May 3
• Marlborough’s youth to get support for summer jobs
• Kane wins decisive victory for re-election to Shrewsbury selectmen
• The Colonial Garden Club beautifies Marlborough city signs
• Northborough’s Proctor School hosts ‘Officer Phil’ Safety Program
• Westborough seniors get guidance from freshman
• Burlington Coat Factory to open at former BJ’s in Westborough
• Shrewsbury parents provide safe night for prom-goers
• New athletic team at ARHS ‘unifies’ students
• Day in the Life of Westborough Police Chief Alan Gordon
• Fire initiates Marlborough’s new housing director
• Shrewsbury brothers follow music dream
• Athlete of the Week: Marlborough senior Jason Levine
• Marlborough City Council committee, DPW to ‘talk trash
• Metrowest Oral Surgical Associates: Northborough and Milford offices provide convenient care
• Westborough selectmen address public buildings controversy
• Unmet expectations at Marlborough School Committee meeting
• Music moves kids at Northborough Library
• Northborough teen has caliber to succeed
• Sixty seven residents homeless after six-alarm fire in Marlborough
• The ‘Airport Experience’
• Marlborough’s Ben Noble wins a medal for his ‘mettle’
• Hudson native Phil Ricciuti reflects on 28 years in press box
• Lancaster Marketplace: Cowboy Rex Trailer welcomes customers this Sunday
• Yoong Tong Thai Restaurant: Thai cuisine and sushi with a Thai twist at Northborough spot
• Athlete of the Week: Hudson High School senior Jackie Brown
• Westborough Spring Festival promises fun for all ages
• Town of Shrewsbury finances dominate selectmen meeting
• Two locations proposed for new Marlborough Senior Center
• Author celebrates ‘Westborough Reads Together
• Southborough sisters hope to change world one person at a time
• Award-winning author Lisa Wingate draws inspiration from former Northborough teacher
• Northborough seventh-graders participate in Greek Olympic games
• Marlborough/Hudson cat rescue group gets new name
• High hopes for this season’s baseball team
• Dr. Sara Shields just doing her job
• Mayor’s Charity Ball 2012 scheduled for May 5
• Westborough’s Armstrong School celebrates “Family Fun Day”
• 2nd Annual Bosom or Bust 5k in memory of Southborough woman
• South Street Diner to hold benefit Saturday, April 14
• Armstrong School celebrates “Family Fun Day”
• Ms. Wheelchair Massachusetts encourages others to pursue their dreams
• Book chronicles local history through women’s voices
• Westborough photographer captures images of Cambodia
• Athlete of the Week: Marlborough High senior Spencer Little
• Home Instead: Care agency can help with short-term or emergency services
• A day in the life of Algonquin Principal Tom Mead
• Northborough to hold Annual Town Meeting April 23
• Sports encourage social inclusion
• Marlborough’s mayor reviews his first 100 days in office
• Shrewsbury hosts online safety presentation
• Algonquin students help to educate underprivileged girls
• Help offered for declining youth employment
• Of Historical Note: Where there have been cheers for many years
• Shrewsbury Board of Selectmen review early warning system
• Athlete of the Week: Westborough High School’s Katie Priest
• Local shares her story of tragedy, addiction, sobriety to help other teens
• Marlborough Country Club: Club’s restaurant welcomes public with new name, fresh look
• Blackington Furniture: Grafton shop is a resource for custom furniture, unique gifts
• Proctor Elementary hosts ‘Peace Pride Proctor’ Spring Fair
• Marlborough Eagle Riders to sponsor fundraiser in memory of Berlin girl
• Chapel of the Cross hosts annual Easter Egg Hunt
• Northborough Education Foundation holds Quiz Night
• Team Hoyt to participate in annual Marlborough Triathlon
• Local students help others view autism with understanding
• Westborough High School class prepares students for tomorrow
• Inklings: Living in the ‘yet’
• Marlborough resident gets the point
• New Marlborough fire chief appointed
• Area residents destined to be friends
• District Attorney issues update on Motel 6 case
• Southborough native ‘launched’ a quest for fulfillment
• Westborough voters to decide on Fire Station May 15
• Westborough girl honored for autism advocacy
• Northborough officials frustrated with issues of procurement, prevailing wage
• Westborough selectmen ready for business after lengthy ATM/STM
• McCarthy’s Landscaping & Irrigation: West Boylston firm can update your outdoor living space
• Marlborough City Council approves TJX Tax Increment Financing plan
• WHS gymnast ‘balances’ teams, schoo
• South Street Diner to hold benefit for family of late employee
• Northborough selectmen discuss top legislative priorities
• Golfers brave cold at Juniper Hill Golf Course
• Northborough Senior Center hosts program on recognizing, reporting scams
• Judie Moloney enjoys managing Northborough Senior Center cafe
• Marlborough church presents ‘Walk to Calvary’
• Imagine who won’t attend Boys & Girls Club of MetroWest fundraiser
• Northborough Cultural Council announces 2012 grant recipients
• Visit Southborough’s Breakneck Hill Conservation Land
• Athlete of the Week: Hudson High School junior Jake Loewen
• Organic Mulch & Landscape Supply: Hudson firm has everything for landscaping except the plants
• Beal School principal plans June retirement
• Shrewsbury selectmen approve White City traffic signal
• Opposition to budget cuts at Shrewsbury Selectmen’s meeting
• Westborough voters approve funds for municipal buildings and Gibbons School studies
• Southborough resident to participate in AngelRide
• Westborough voters approve first step for new Fire Station
• Westborough voters approve $89.1 million operating budget
• Harlem Ambassadors coming back to Westborough
• Police want to standardize ID badges state-wide
• Proctor School hosts luncheon for Northborough seniors
• Marlborough officials hopeful about TJX proposal
• Young girls basketball team has promising future
• Westborough vet has a passion for helping animals
• Marborough writer teaches others the right way to write
• Chapel of the Cross offers support ministry
• Westborough’s Chapel of the Cross offers support ministry
• Westborough officials mull Special Town Meeting articles
• Metrowest Princess Boutique almost ready for prom season
• Shrewsbury residents revisit library renovation issue at public forum
• Local residents on mission in Honduras
• Trash program approved by Marlborough City Council
• Northborough to spend $3 million on 2013 purchases
• Westborough EDC offers support for Workforce Investment Board
• Vigeant honors city’s Girl Scouts
• TJX agrees to purchase two Fidelity buildings in Marlborough
• Shrewsbury families jump for fitness at heart-healthy event
• Inklings: Ingenuity and the cold
• Northborough Library hosts Kids Yoga
• Of Historical Note: Revived sanctuary
• Articles for Westborough’s municipal building renovations to come before voters
• Lamy Automotive: Northborough auto repair shop handles all makes and models
• Alateen can change lives
• Memorial Beach design phase begins in Marlborough
• Westborough’s ‘Ice Cream Haven’ is open for business
• Barrette and Drewry win spots on Westborough BOS
• Shrewsbury residents oppose flea market proposal for Route 9
• Westborough man writes Super Tuesday parody
• ARC Comedy Show a huge success
• Of Historical Note: Homage to Choate endures
• Shrewsbury Public Library offers new e-reader resources
• Elegant Antiques: find antiques, estate jewelry, furniture at Northborough barn
• Local athletes shine at Division 2 MIAA Indoor Championships
• Westborough’s Open Space plan is almost complete
• Marlborough resident helping to make drugs safer
• Athlete of the Week: Algonquin’s Drew Beland
• Commonwealth to hold Presidential Primary Tuesday, March 6
• Working out(side) in Westborough
• Westborough’s Open Space plan is almost complete
• Local priest serves as chaplain for Marlborough Fire Department
• Hudson High students volunteer services
• Southborough woman has high hopes for Flying Kites
• Parish nurse offers health tips for American Heart Month
• Rhapsody Hill Farm: riding lessons, summer programs for all ages and abilities
• Kane School mural project in 600 good hands
• Stress Reduction Program helps residents ‘be present’
• Westborough author captivates readers with paranormal mysteries
• Athlete of the Week: Hudson High School’s Ryerson Cliesluk
• Freezin’ for a reason
• Local illustrator to appear at Southborough library
• CJ’s Steakloft: Northborough restaurant makes a great date night
• Westboro Paint & Decorating: paint and decorating center will be joined by hometown hardware store
• ‘The Mansions,’ a hidden treasure of Shrewsbury
• Westborough students praise ‘Facing History and Ourselves’
• EDC to participate in Metrowest Chamber survey
• Westborough woman runs for a cause
• Three Westborough men on a mission
• New chapel to open in Marlborough’s French Hill neighborhood
• MBTA proposes fare increases, service cuts
• Mayor proposes tax work-off program for Marlborough seniors
• Evangelous arraigned for alleged Marlborough voter fraud charges
• Retired NHL star brings new life to St. Mark’s hockey program
• The case of the missing principal
• Northborough Police Department receives accreditation award
• SELCO to raise cable rates
• Shrewsbury library project remains under consideration
• Abutters respond to Marlborough Nissan expansion plans
• Wegmans manager thanks Northborough selectmen
• Westborough girl ‘nets’ success
• Local florists gear up for Valentine’s Day
• Of Historical Note: Learning corner
• Korean students attend St. Bernadette in Northborough
• Daughter’s dream becomes tribute to her mother
• Hudson boys basketball team builds character by giving back
• Mother keeps son’s memory alive by helping teens in need
• Lebeaux laments loophole for legislature in Open Meeting Law
• Athlete of the Week: Westborough’s Whitney Woodcock
• Marlborough resident goes behind enemy lines
• Marlborough art center to host fundraiser tonight
• Towne & Country Jewelers: independent jeweler features new designers, unique pieces
• ‘In Your Shoes’ donates funds to three Westborough town departments
• ‘Andrew’s Helpful Hands’ helps families in need
• Westborough’s Chapel of the Cross welcomes new lead pastor
• Westborough Open Space Committee asks EDC for support
• Piccadily Pub closes Westborough restaurant
• Help right next door in the Neighbor Brigade
• Westborough ladies spread kindness one stitch at a time
• STAR students offer mediation to peers
• Shrewsbury student inspires peers to act globally
• Of Historical Note: Former haven for lost pooches
• Shrewsbury preschooler calls skatepark home
• Westborough Cultural Council awards 2012 grants
• Marlborough man builds a future with LEGOs
• Northborough man arrested on child porn charges
• Athlete of the Week: Marlborough High School’s Sarah Purcell
• Westborough couple renovates a ‘neglected gem’
• Evangelous indicted on Marlborough voter fraud
• Westborough selectmen discuss department budgets
• Northborough to be represented at Westminster Dog Show
• Tomahawk Sarah Crothers takes to the mat
• STEM program in full swing in Marlborough
• Calling all photographers
• Westborough mother runs for a cure
• Playing games in Shrewsbury
• Hudson runner with late start to sport inspires as head coach
• Fundraisers hope to eradicate rare disease
• Three to vie for two Westborough selectmen spots
• Corridor Nine Chamber hosts Legislative Breakfast
• Athlete of the Week: Algonquin’s Zach Marcoulier
• Northborough annual report wins first place
• Vigeant requests that Marlborough’s trash program moves forward
• No wind turbine for Northborough
• Marlborough Finance Committee to act on mayor’s requests
• Westborough Police Department welcomes three new officers
• Team Dropkin brings home bronze
• Oak Middle School holds ‘Campaign for Kindness’
• Westborough Wastewater Treatment Plant renovations nearly complete
• Lineman keeps ‘Touchdown for America’ going strong
• There’s a new cookie in town
• An Irish Step Dance legacy lives on
• Marlborough Hospital breaks ground for new Cancer Pavilion
• Northborough receives ‘Safe Routes to School’ grant
• A winter wonderland in Westborough
• Sunday on Marlborough’s Jericho Hill
• NASA scientist addresses Marlborough Rotary Club
• Shrewsbury residents enjoy snowstorm
• Of Historical Note: Back in the day, knights gathered here
• Mothers support mothers in all their roles
• Keller Williams agent Becky Dalke expects strong selling season
• ‘Authors Explosion!’ to be held at Tatnuck in Westborough
• Athlete of the Week: Shrewsbury High School’s Nick Rodriguez
• Doing well by ‘doing good’ in Westborough
• Shrewsbury excels on big stage against Algonquin
• Sewer commissioners report to Shrewsbury selectmen
• Students honor Dr. Martin Luther King’s legacy
• Selectmen support appeal of new EPA water treatment regulations
• Westborough officials consider staffing changes
• Collins Road truck exclusion granted in Northborough
• Westborough resident finds success in movie industry
• Marlborough City Council sets dates for public hearings
• Shrewsbury’s Destination ImagiNation a fun place for kids
• Local woman ‘knits it forward’
• Shrewsbury art teacher earns statewide honor
• Marlborough fire leaves a dozen residents out in the cold
• Westborough officials propose 3.6 percent tax increase
• Shrewsbury Public Library holds ugliest holiday sweater contest
• Knights of Columbus Free Throw Tourney coming soon
• Fiesta held at Southborough Senior Center
• Mayor’s appointments accepted by Marlborough City Council
• Of Historical Note: Cultural pride prevails
• Southborough mourns loss of middle school student
• Hundreds protest potential Shrewsbury mail facility closing
• SHARC owner calls fitness a ‘personal responsibility’
• Embassy Suites in Marlborough full of beads
• Mayor Vigeant takes Marlborough oath of office
• Athlete of the Week: Shrewsbury H.S. Senior Danielle Deraney
• Local eighth-graders to participate in Project 351
• Denholms Department Store shoppers flock to book signing
• Central One Federal Credit Union: banking and financial services with a local twist
• Winter weather causing problems in area
• Brokers say Westborough has reasons for optimism
• Planned Swap Shop closure concerns Southborough residents
• Northborough to request economic development grant
• Southborough considers going ‘green’
• Grafton stay-at-home mom becomes bodybuilder
• Westborough Girls Scouts urge residents to ‘Reduce, Reuse, ReFoamIt!’
• Inklings – On the twelfth day of Christmas: one organizer organizing
• Cancer survivor’s family saved from homelessness
• Mayor Vigeant takes oath of office in Marlborough
• Focus, determination drives young Westborough racecar enthusiast
• The C.A. picture of the day
• Southborough curler heads to Youth Olympics
• (UPDATED) Upton teen dies in accident at Ski Ward
• Southborough’s ‘Swap Shop’ to remain open
• Shrewsbury selectmen approve two grant proposals
• Senie & Associates: law firm helps clients navigate Town Hall
• Marlborough’s Mayor Stevens leaves office
• SYFS and YMCA to host ‘You Go Girl!’
• Westborough High School’s Fine Arts department debuts blog
• ‘Wheels for Disabled Veterans’ donates a ‘powerful’ gift to Westborough man
• (Video) Shots heard ’round Gillette
• Of Historical Note: Safety Hub
• (Video) Westborough Public Library is getting a landscaping makeover
• Athlete of the Week: Westborough High School’s Reid Garrity
• VIDEO: Cooking Contest Hails Big (Tasty) Prize
• Westborough man receives a ‘powerful’ New Year’s gift
• Former Shrewsbury resident creates award-winning dairy farm in Vermont
• Shrewsbury girls basketball team hopes to follow up last year’s success
• Westborough couple help others ‘Reach for Tomorrow’ today
• Southborough’s Culinary Underground bakes up some vacation fun
• Northborough fiscal year 2011 audit report completed
• Marlborough officials bid farewell to council
• Fitness and literacy go hand in hand
• The C.A. picture of the day
• Algonquin youth wrestlers take to the mats
• Barnyard animals bring smiles to residents
• Marlborough City Council supports spending for school renovations
• Westborough selectmen OK tree clearing
• Athlete of the Week: AVRTHS senior running back Nathan Costello
• Northborough families show true holiday spirit
• ‘Furloughed’ dog becomes family pet
• Westborough High School musicians entertain at hospital
• Save some green when the white stuff falls
• Celebrating Christmas in a ‘Big’ way
• Westborough selectmen OK tree clearing
• Olde Colonial Market: Stephen Anthony’s adds shop with fresh and prepared foods
• Church volunteer seeks to brighten holidays
• Andy Needham Band offers free download
• Give the gift of life
• Tibetan Buddhist monks bring message of peace to Northborough and Shrewsbury
• Menorah lighting to be held on Westborough rotary tonight
• Renovation still planned for Gerardo’s
• AVRTHS in Marlborough offers advanced programming
• Marlborough Panthers Host Wrestling Tournament
• Shrewsbury church contributes 6300 boxes to ‘Operation Christmas Child’
• Officials update Shrewsbury selectmen on Burns Bridge, 495/MetroWest Compact
• Algonquin senior takes home Outstanding Lineman award
• Westborough attorney merges law and comedy
• Westborough students celebrate literacy
• Marlborough City Council allows changes to special permits
• Shrewsbury town manager conducts annual financial workshop
• Sustainable business program director meets with Westborough EDC
• ‘Sweats for Vets’ gives back to homeless vets
• New coach looks to keep Marlborough hockey on top
• Shrewsbury woman honored by YMCA
• Christmas comes early to Westborough’s Whitney Place
• Harry’s Restaurant: Landmark lightens up, adding healthier options to menu
• Athlete of the Week: Shrewsbury High School’s Nathan Nelson-Maney
• LEGOS at the Library
• Dennis Deyo: ‘Music Man’ of Westborough
• Own a piece of Algonquin sports history
• ‘Christmas at the Farm’
• Southborough Fire Dept. holding Holiday Toy Drive
• Author shares magic in modern day fairy tale
• Branch Yules provides free home furnishings to the needy
• Dates announced for Westborough 2012 Annual Town Election, Town Meeting
• Hudson taxes to increase
• Mastersingers ring in holiday season with Handel classic
• Marlborough sets tax rates
• ARHS wrestling to raise dough this weekend
• Holiday Store helps Westborough families in need
• Department of Public Utilities holds National Grid public hearing in Southborough
• Andy Needham creates, performs contemporary worship music
• Locals appear in Hanover Theatre’s ‘A Christmas Carol’
• Gastonart & Frame: Frame shop to add art classes for children
• Shrewsbury veterinarian pens book on pet loss
• Marlborough, Shrewsbury head to Cheerleading Nationals
• Brownie Troop 30485 of Northborough learns to give back
• Students at Southborough’s Neary School get tasty lesson
• Northborough seniors enjoy annual Harvest Dinner
• Southborough celebrates 34th Santa Day
• Clean Energy companies report significant job growth
• Rotary Club aims to eradicate polio
• Shrewsbury Knights to remember
• Former Northborough resident saves whales
• Southborough’s annual Gobble Wobble draws crowd
• Northborough minister shares Buddhist teachings with meditation groups
• Stephen Anthony’s celebrates 25 years with a bang
• Shrewsbury native Scott Hawley tees off for success
• Hudson voters narrowly turn down zoning changes
• Toys for Tots, Holiday Trolley discussed in Northborough
• Selectmen seek funding for Beal Early Childhood Center
• Shrewsbury selectmen set tax rate, cancel special meeting
• Northborough Fire Dept. not soliciting for donations
• Marlborough apartment project considered
• 495/MetroWest Compact presents findings of study
• Marlborough to celebrate 22nd ‘Evening of Giving’
• Westborough celebrates Festival of Lights
• Realtors collecting suitcases for children in need
• Westborough Civic Club Christmas Tree Sale benefits many
• Northborough submits truck exclusion request
• Well Spouse group leader honored with Good Neighbor Award
• Athlete of the Week – Algonquin Regional soccer player Brendan O’Reilly
• Looking back on Marlborough and Hudson’s 108-year tradition
• ‘Westborough Reads Together’ to kick off Nov. 29
• Video: Swap Shop at Southbough’s Transfer Station to close
• Marlborough to move forward on new Senior Center
• Westborough students share Thanksgiving lessons
• Westborough school district to present ‘Race to Nowhere’
• Westborough officials start planning for Annual Town Meeting
• Luminary night helps Birthday Wishes come true
• Hudson selectmen support ‘School Spirit 2011’
• ‘Respect’ the key to end bullying, unsportsmanlike behavior
• Marlborough history highlights Trivia Night
• Goodenow on track with charity work
• Eagle Scout rank presented to Collins of Shrewsbury
• Ski Ward race team continues growth
• GOP representatives hold ‘Jobs Tour’ in Westborough
• Author Donna McDaniel tells Southborough tales
• Longtime Hudson High School coach leaves legacy of success
• Joy-Den Jewelers: Independent jeweler has holiday gifts for many on your list
• Westborough selectmen give National Grid low marks after storm
• Marlborough Chamber of Commerce celebrates Stanley Cup
• Northborough’s Nixon family inspires because they ‘choose’ to be happy
• Shrewsbury resident uses Christmas cards to spread love overseas
• Marlborough Hospital works to improve care for patients, loved ones
• Northborough resident supports, educates those with hearing loss
• Hudson football looking to take the next step
• Shrewsbury to hold Special Town Meeting on solar farm
• Marlborough Savings Bank president addresses Westborough EDC
• Northborough BOS praise retiring Dog Officer Claudia McGuire
• Athlete of the Week: Hudson High School’s Chandler Goodwin
• Shrewsbury gets spooked by tales of haunted New England
• Northborough declares State of Emergency
• The C.A. picture of the day
• Westborough women made major contribution to war effort
• Shrewsbury basketball wants another winning season
• Southborough to consider changes to town government
• Westborough developer requests removal of age restriction
• Teens team up to help Nortborough Food Pantry
• In Marlborough,‘Pink’ raises green for breast cancer research
• After library vote fails, Shrewsbury wonders what next
• Asian Long-Horned Beetle infestation spreads in Shrewsbury
• Marlborough’s mayoral race intensifies
• Athlete of the week: Shrewsbury High’s Mike Coggeshall
• Keamy Eye & Laser Centre: Full range of eye care services at Westborough office
• Eight vie for four Councilor-at-large seats in Marlborough
• Jané to be honored with ‘Good Scout’ award
• The C.A. picture of the day
• Westborough voters approve finances for sewer extension
• Asian Long-Horned Beetle infestation spreads in Shrewsbury
• Hudson selectmen approve licenses, contracts
• Marlborough H.S. girls volleyball team primed for another state title run
• Marlborough City Council discusses fate of armory
• Northborough minister goes to Washington
• Northborough selectmen discuss free cash
• Shrewsbury mourns passing of former town manager
• Hudson selectmen address personnel matters
• Joseph DeMaria Scholarship golf event celebrates final year
• Wegmans comes to Northborough
• Shrewsbury’s Burns Bridge design close to being finalized
• Shrewsbury health teacher helps kids understand warning signs
• Shrewsbury to upgrade voting machines
• Algonquin field hockey targets another successful year
• Southborough searches for new fire chief
• Westborough’s pro-business stance praised by developer
• Library vote will be for temporary, not permanent, tax increase
• Shrewsbury voters to decide on library grant
• Westborough to auction off equipment, bicycles
• Westborough boys cross country shoots for third straight title
• Marlborough-based community network promotes literacy, connections
• Westborough to hold Special Town Meeting Oct. 17
• Superintendent releases Hudson Public Schools MCAS scores
• Civil War re-enactment comes to Westborough
• Selectmen approve Sikh temple site plan
• Andrew Abu Realtors: Metrowest region outperforms national housing market
• Japanese students welcomed by mayor, City Council
• Southborough celebrates its annual Heritage Day Oct. 9 – 10
• Local author urges girls to ‘Dream, Sweat Achieve’
• E.L. Harvey celebrates century of success
• Hudson Arts Alliance director resigns
• Westborough resident makes a difference
• Hudson selectmen address proposed nuisance, blight ordinance
• BJ’s CEO is Corridor Nine Chamber guest
• Spirit of Shrewsbury shines in spite of rain
• Shrewsbury Town Meeting approves funding for library expansion project
• Westborough High School students hope to hear seniors’ stories
• Nikki Brown encourages women to golf for fun, networking opportunities
• Shrewsbury’s ‘You Go Girl’ program finishes another successful summer
• Mandarin Restaurant: New location, new menu for Westborough Asian restaurant
• Golfers tee off for charity in memory of Bill Sullivan
• Marlborough apartment proposal draws strong opposition
• Shrewsbury students coin drive raises $600 for World War I memorial
• Inklings: Things that go beep in the night
• Marlborough superintendent shares details of ‘Believe 2016’
• Westborough to hold Depression Screening Day
• Local carpenter lends a helping hand to tornado victims
• “The Situation” dazzles Westborough
• Shrewsbury boards discuss budgets
• Mark’s Moving and Storage, Inc.: For local and long-distance residential and corporate moving and storage services
• Fund-raiser planned to help Gingras family
• Three vie to be next Marlborough mayor
• Massachusetts Library Services now centralized in Marlborough
• Hudson selectmen approve licenses for businesses
• EDC hopes to use GIS maps to market to businesses
• Group helps young people be own advocates
• Northborough’s selectmen praise town workers for storm cleanup
• Physician Focus: Eating Disorders
• Shrewsbury man reads to the blind
• Sept. 11 anniversary commemorated by Westborough, other communities
• Selectmen deny plan for Dunkin’ Donuts drive-through
• Wegmans brings out Southborough, Northborough crowd
• Applefest has wide appeal
• Community Gardens promotes healthy lifestyles
• Local deacon serves community in countless ways
• Wayside Racquet & Swim Club: Fitness and recreational activities for any age, ability
• Athlete of the Week – Emily Bourke, Algonquin Regional High School
• Southborough Library to celebrate centennial
• Grandmother’s wish inspires timeless tale
• Untitled
• I write like Stephen King?
• Local resident’s cause worthy of a gold medal
• Westborough Rotary Club to hold Diabetes Symposium
• Corridor Nine’s 18th annual Applefest 5K to be held Sept. 17
• Ski Ward to sell beer, wine this winter
• Hudson Police Union chastises police chief
• Volunteers, students in harmony to support music in schools
• Towns prepare for Hurricane Irene
• Members of Congregation B’nai Shalom make a difference
• Shrewsbury teens learn to blaze a trail of leadership in week-long workshop
• Marine veterans continue to serve
• Preliminary election for mayor’s race set for Oct. 4
• Inklings – They took the gold
• Back to School for Westborough - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Shrewsbury resident toasts ‘Toastmasters International’
• Westborough to receive unexpected state funds
• Shrewsbury Board of Selectmen approves advancing library project
• Westborough boy donates bikes
• Murphy promotes healthy slumber through sleep society
• Northborough’s downtown intersection to see reconstruction
• Westborough father goes ‘Over the Edge’ for Special Olympics
• Crown Bakery & Café – Filling Worcester’s bakery needs, from wedding cakes to coffee rings
• Proposal for Dunkin’ Donuts drive-through meets resistance
• Physician Focus: Medication Safety
• Benefit planned to help teen’s family
• Benefit planned to help teen’s family
• Howie Carr featured guest at Corridor Nine Chamber of Commerce breakfast
• Southboro Medical physician reflects on change, progress at medical practice
• Shrewsbury birder captures action shots, shares sightings in his book
• Westborough cyclist rides for ‘fun, fitness, transportation’
• Local organization lends a paw
• Lydia Goldblatt of Westborough serves both her town, state
• Exploring Shrewsbury: a mix of historical, outdoor opportunities
• Shrewsbury man volunteers for Peace Corps in his ‘golden years’
• O’Brien’s 5 & 10 closes in Northborough
• Hockey always in season for young players in Marlborough
• Lieutenant Governor Murray Announces UK-Based Totalmobile Adding Up To 100 New Jobs In Massachusetts
• Westborough Economic Development Committee hears from local entrepreneur
• World Trade Center artifact to become memorial in Shrewsbury
• Shrewsbury dog brings comfort to seniors, kids
• Semester abroad has shaky start for Shrewsbury resident
• Happy Feet Kids: Landmark children’s shoe store closing
• Shrewsbury selectmen approve caution signs for Prospect Hill neighborhood
• Hudson selectmen take no action to fill open seat
• Cancer wing for Marlborough Hospital gets City Council approval
• Parente bids farewell to Hudson Board of Selectmen
• Westborough doctor aims to bring quality care to geriatric patients
• Area offers opportunities to keep cool
• Westborough Public Library receives Sony e-reader
• Second annual Westborough Sprint Triathlon to be held Aug. 14
• Shrewsbury library officials optimistic about renovation funding
• Westborough Artist Sandra McCaw lives her dream
• Golfers come out to support Boys & Girls Club of MetroWest
• Shrewsbury jazz enthusiast shares collection with radio listeners
• Marlborough continues to preserve, protect history
• Bishop Robert McManus looks to the future
• Westborough soprano rediscovers her voice
• Westborough to raise plumbing, gas fees
• Shrewsbury jeweler voices concern about Cash for Gold
• Proposed cancer wing for Marlborough Hospital receives preliminary support
• Westborough veteran still giving after all these years
• Beloved Shrewsbury custodian retires after 44 years
• Shrewsbury couple reminisces about Peace Corps days
• Shrewsbury resident rides Big Green Bus – a ‘vehicle’ for change
• Marlborough man’s Mission: Mobility
• Parente resigns from Board of Selectmen
• CSX presents safety plan to selectmen
• Five Marlborough students receive city scholarships
• Shrewsbury’s Sherwood Middle School launches summer extension program
• Not-so-retired Southborough physician wins award for volunteerism
• Shrewsbury dance school student featured on national TV show
• Mill Pond in Westborough holds Sixth Annual United Nations Summit
• Recording artist moves to Northborough, starts rock school
• Westborough selectmen hear CSX update
• Algonquin students take pride in their publication
• Shrewsbury Wiffle Ball Tournament held to honor Jacob, fund scholarship
• Shrewsbury singer relishes longtime stint with Worcester Chorus
• Forum held to discuss 495/MetroWest Compact priorities
• Northborough wins grant to promote youth health
• Collins a valuable asset to Shrewsbury
• New Farmers’ Market to open in Westborough
• Shrewsbury community remembers, honors JR Thomas
• No decisions yet on fate of Westborough State Hospital
• Marlborough residents oppose developers’ requested permit changes
• Shrewsbury will add a tenth voting precinct
• Calendar
• Pauline E. Haskell, 101
• Wilfred E. Lambert, 93
• Tracey Gallant, 55
• Carolyn S. Pavilionis, 69
• Judy Boyle earns two prestigious designations to help homeowners in danger of foreclosure
• How Can My Condo Fee Be Too Low?
• Commerce Banks supports Neighborhood Nature program
• Law Office of St. Pierre & St. Pierre
• Kids grow their own at Tower Hill Botanic Garden
• Annie’s Book Swap announces summer hours
• Organic Mulch & Landscape Supply holds Open House
• Culinary Underground holds chicken-themed workshop June 14
• Bay State ends season with ‘End of the Year Show’
• Tee time for Shrewsbury Rotary Club
• Algonquin enjoys a smashing victory
• Algonquin takes charge
• Algonquin has a blast
• Dedication keeps Bowen in lineup
• Floral students enjoy Third Grade Field Day
• Hastings welcomes guests to Literacy Day
• MHS students support Relay For Life
• Students’ cranes show support for Japan
• Experimenting with messy science
• Locals report student news
• Marlborough High School graduates Class of 2011
• A summer night at Bistro Limoncello
• Hudson Community Fest celebrates 25 years
• Cars, cars and more cars!
• Girl Scouts collect toiletries to help food bank
• Nominations sought for Applefest grand marshal
• Brownie troop helps Harvest Farm
• Homes needed to host foreign exchange students
• A sky-high building project
• Walking club served ‘wooded’ high tea
• Westborough entrepreneur uses the power of the sun
• Fiction Contest sponsored by library
• Locals report military news
• Woman’s Club donates funds for school programs
• Woman’s Club donates to Hot Summer Nights
• Julio’s hosts ‘Housewives of New York City’ charity event
• Library announces scholarship winner
• Bob Terkanian gets things done
• Community thanked for donations
• Trivia Night a success
• Thanks to this year’s town cleanup participants
• A puzzling problem – where do towns draw the line?
• Local couple helps provide futures for incarcerated youths
• New School Committee member elected at Selectmen meeting
• Fitness instructor tackles the road for Pan Mass Challenge
• Marlborough City Council votes down Verizon cell tower
• A ‘RED Day’ in Southborough
• Westborough troop meets the senator
• Oak Street road closure June 6 – 10
• Calendar
• Cathy S. Greenberg, 67
• Leland S. Marshall, 92
• Edmond F. LaRose Jr., 67
• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage earns a top spot in ‘Real Trends 500’
• Buyers want move-in ready homes
• Chamber of Commerce hosts Golf Open
• Mini golf buddies
• Introduced to kayaking
• Pro-Tech Pest Control
• Home Instead brightens Mother’s Day for Beaumont residents
• ‘Enjoy the Love of Dance’ performance June 11
• MSB Rated 5 Stars for 80 Consecutive Quarters
• Quinlan elected board chair at YMCA annual meeting
• In-home measure now offered by Rotmans
• Tower Hill Botanic Garden holds Sprouts! plant sale
• Addiction Pet Foods to visit Pets Gone Healthy
• Oak Middle School hosts Relay for Life
• Kidz just want to have fun
• Shrewsbury students pitch in to help Japanese tsunami victims
• Students salute veterans at Memorial Day concert
• Ultimate Birthday Cake contest, event benefit ‘Birthday Wishes’
• ‘Dinner For Two’ at Bridge Street Bistro
• Locals report military news
• Southborough offers many attractions
• Anderson to receive Girl Scout Gold Award
• Celebration in the Garden Party to benefit Shrewsbury schools
• Hudson Cultural Council holds Grant Awards Reception
• Young at heart attend conference
• Amazing Marlborough Race coming soon
• ‘Andy’s Attic’ helps needy teens
• Northborough Recreation launches inclusion programs
• Best-selling author Jenna Blum attends book club meeting
• Prom After-Party a HUGE Success
• U.S. Sen. Scott Brown takes part in Memorial Day remembrances
• Shrewsbury native son honored at Tribeca Film Festival
• State legislators hear from local officials at Worcester forum
• Officials meet to discuss 495/MetroWest Development Compact
• Selectmen grant site plan extensions
• ADVISE begins third decade as domestic violence resource
• Shrewsbury remembers fallen heroes
• Selectmen grant site plan extensions
• Marlborough Police Department receives bicycle helmet award
• Calendar
• Real estate market rebounds, at least for some
• Richard D. Smith, 84
• A healthy group effort
• Josbacher celebrates at USAG National Championships
• Friends compete in national championships
• St. Mary’s Credit Union collects books for Massachusetts children
• Mark’s Moving and Storage affiliate acquires local SMARTBOX franchise
• Baesis moves to new space
• Dr. George in practice at Westborough Podiatry
• June 4 Couples Night at Culinary Underground School
• Scentsibilities to hold annual plant sale
• Ready Set Sew!
• Beal families continue to raise funds for WWI monument
• Locals perform in ‘Beauty and the Beast’
• Children enjoy Hawaiian dance
• Shrewsbury to move forward with Spring Street School upgrades
• Assabet Valley Juniors enjoy Prom Night
• PENTA awards scholarship to Kasey Packer
• News about area students
• Students visit SELCO
• Music machine enables disabled students to join in song
• Alexa Beer chosen as state finalist in pageant
• Northborough selectmen discuss dog park
• Visitors flock to Boys & Girls Clubs
• Students host book drive for homeless children
• Shrewsbury police officer receives award
• Corridor Nine hosts ‘Special Networking & Oscar Awards Breakfast’
• Locals ‘Go the Distance’ for special education
• Northborough’s Marlborough Savings Bank celebrates 15 years of service
• Westborough offers many visitor attractions
• Signs, signs, (no longer) everywhere are signs
• Letters to the Editor
• Archbishop Tutu inspires St. John’s community
• Shrewsbury approves sewer, water project
• Council votes to increase budget, raise taxes
• Shrewsbury considers change to voting precincts
• Mill Pond students raise money to help Japan
• Venturing to handle animals
• Richard D. Smith, 84
• MEDC public forum rescheduled to June 8
• Girl Scout Troop 31408 experience sky diving
• Calendar
• Mildred Shaw, 95
• Otis John Grenier, 85
• Adding Value to Your Home
• Shrewsbury wins soggy contest
• On track
• Looking for a call
• MIAA honors Saint John’s basketball coach Bob Foley
• The Green Thumb
• Bay State All Stars team takes 1st in ‘Battle of the States’
• Get ready to ‘Walk the Walk’ June 5
• St. Mary School holds Open House June 1
• Creative Learning Preschool reopens this September
• Fitness Together Massachusetts celebrates 10-year anniversary
• ‘Meet Your Veterinarians’ at Healthy Paws
• Mulligan's Taverne on the Green
• Oak Middle School puts new spin on old classic
• ‘Teachers of the Year’ named in Marlborough
• Voters approve eClinicalWorks TIF
• Moving & grooving
• Where have all the voters gone?
• Passion for local history drives Paul Brodeur
• Voters approve capital expenditures for fire, police
• $92 million budget approved for Shrewsbury
• New members, new roles on Hudson Board of Selectmen
• Brendon Black honored with President’s Volunteer Service Award
• Algonquin wins MYRO Girls’ Cup
• Otis John Grenier, 85
• Calendar
• William Anthony LiPetri Sr., 85
• Rita Orlando, 84
• Ella V. Stevovich, 89
• John B. Jay Jr., 79
• Lee Joseph receives Coldwell Banker International President’s Circle Award
• Be Sure You Know When Your Agent is a Dual Agent
• Henry Liu wins division
• Looking for the call
• Fifth 5K raises funds and awareness for autism
• FDC ranks Elite Academy of Dance
• Milford Hardwood Floors
• Gymnast takes first place at Regionals
• Summer Camp Open House at Westboro Tennis & Swim Club
• St. Mary’s Credit Union holds Annual Meeting
• Zeh School holds KidzFest 2011
• ‘End of Year Show’ at Bay State Cheer & Dance
• Diane Cournoyer Dance Center dance recital May 21
• 5-Star Concert Series features Dr. Elliot Steger Jazz Trio
• May 14 Open House at Get in Shape for Women
• Southwick’s Zoo visits school
• Locals report news about area students
• Input needed for two SHS surveys
• Tillie the hen visits St. Mary School
• Economic Development Committee mulls progress on two properties
• Locals report military news
• Yates wins Board of Selectmen race
• Kolenda wins seat on Board of Selectmen
• Vigeant receives education award
• Renovated center offers more programs
• Westborough Garden Club offers scholarship
• John Polanowicz to head St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center
• Walking group looking for hikers
• World Thinking Day celebrated at area schools
• Jim Willwerth named grand marshal in Memorial Day parade
• FISH needs volunteer coordinators, drivers
• Celebrating Earth Day
• Host an international student
• Thanks to many for 4th annual Marlborough Earth Day Fair
• Learning the ropes
• Students, seniors share book, conversation
• Westborough church offers shelter, friendship
• Selectmen prepare for Annual Town Meeting
• Rand, Hutchins win seats on Board of Selectmen
• FOX 25 zips into Shrewsbury
• Happy birthday to everyone!
• Kolenda wins seat on Board of Selectmen
• Yates wins BOS race
• Rand and Hutchins win seats on Board of Selectmen
• Economic Development Committee mulls progress on two properties
• Truck rollover closes Route 140
• Calendar
• William J. Daley, 67
• James H. Priest II, 72
• Louis J. Grosso, 91
• What’s In, Out of Smaller Homes?
• Shrewsbury gets high marks
• Reel fun for kids
• Ready to play ball
• Runners take to ‘Road Scholars’
• Special guest visits Kids Fair
• Touring the city’s downtown
• Your move!
• Career Day inspires Whitcomb students
• Dolled up
• SHS students chosen for All-State Music Festival
• UMass Memorial Medical Center hires Walsh as Social/Digital Media Specialist
• St. Mary’s Credit Union hires Brown as Executive Administrative Assistant
• Westerlind named senior VP, CFO/ Treasurer of Webster Five Cents Savings
• Rooms With A View celebrates grand opening
• Do-it-yourself seminars at Landscape Depot
• Mother’s Day Weekend, Daffodil Show at Tower Hill Botanic Garden
• A Mother's Day Surprise
• Wayside Inn Antiques show is back - bigger, better
• News about area students
• Saint Michael School hosts networking event
• Johnson wins seat on Board of Selectmen
• DePalo, Fitzgerald win spots on BOS in Shrewsbury
• Selectmen recommend funds for Hastings School repairs
• Spring’s in the air in Westborough
• Learning a tasty lesson
• Kids get a healthy dose of fun
• Locals report military news
• Heartfelt fun while raising awareness, funds
• Host families needed for Fresh Air children
• Volunteers honored at Ice Cream Social
• Northborough woman enjoys miniature pastime
• BGCMW announces basketball Division Champions
• Biotech businesses welcomed by Westborough
• Hudson voters deny request for new DPW building
• Shrewsbury Borders prepares for closing
• ‘Buzz Off’ to support pediatric cancer patients
• One seat open in Northborough Board of Selectmen race
• Royal wedding celebration in Shrewsbury
• Johnson wins seat on Board of Selectmen
• DePalo, Fitzgerald win spots on BOS in Shrewsbury
• James H. Priest II, 72
• Norma H. Viera, 78
• Selectmen recommend funds for Hastings repairs
• Calendar
• Ralph E. Hollis, 94
• Warren R. Keyes, 56
• Dane L. Johnson, 51
• Lima joins Coldwell Banker in Northborough
• Real Estate and Financing are Personal
• Karate kids
• Petrunich makes a run
• McCarthy’s Landscaping
• SALMON Health and Retirement, Rep. Peterson discuss senior issues
• Commerce Bank participates in Mass Save® HEAT program
• Avidia Bank welcomes new bankers
• Get a jumpstart on Mother’s Day with StarSeed Day Spa gift certificates
• Summer 2011 Cooking Series for kids and teens
• Silver Buffalo hosts Gloria and Artie Yellowhorse
• Arbor Day weekend at Tower Hill Botanic Garden
• Pamper your mother at Revive-MD
• Mill Pond holds character education Open House
• Floral Street School promotes literacy
• ‘Art Shapes the World’
• Atanasova, Nikolov family welcome new member
• Celebrate Earth Day with a trail walk
• One spot open in Hudson Board of Selectman race
• Hudson Public Library to hold Annual Poetry Contest 2011
• The Feinstein Foundation, Northborough schools fight hunger
• Charles Pollak deployed to Afghanistan
• Cheering for the Sox home opener
• Candlelight Vigil held for tsunami victims
• Letters to the Editor
• Booking it for the library
• Northborough residents agree on budgets at Town Meeting
• One seat open in Southborough Board of Selectmen race
• Selectmen unable to resolve lingering issue
• Student shows disabilities can’t stop determination
• Westborough Public Library seeks donations for book sale
• Jane Wheaton Arbour, 84
• Grace E. Dzuro, 89
• Cecelia Lindegren, 91
• Water conservation measures go into effect May 1
• Calendar
• Daniel A. Custer, 79
• Robert A. Braga, 80
• Maurice J. Shea, 82
• Durkin recognized for superior real estate sales
• Amazing Real Estate solutions for 2011
• Playing dodgeball
• Warriors rally for win
• Rookies report to spring training
• Northborough girls win division championship
• Developing wrestling skills
• Visit three museums in one great day
• Marlborough Hospital unveils plans for expanded cancer care ser vices
• St. Mary’s Credit Union appoints Hendrikse AVP – Indirect Lending
• Fallon Clinic Foundation awards eight central Massachusetts nonprofits
• Sara Cawrse completes training in skin biology, chemical peels
• Rheumatologist joins Marlborough Hospital Medical Staff
• ‘Putt and Prevent 28’ golf outing April 30
• Marlborough Savings Bank receives thanks for support
• Bay State Cheer & Dance
• Furniture drive to benefit Marlboroughbased Furnishing Options April 30
• Grout Master offers economical tile and grout restoration
• Ladies Night at the Purple Rose
• Culinary Underground holds dessert and wine buffet workshop
• Memory Lane photos wanted
• Challenged to learn the ropes
• ‘Real World’ state champions enjoy send-off
• Project Graduation 2011 under way
• Making headlines at Spring Street School
• Checkerboards Restaurant and Bar
• Locals report news about area students
• Students tour Tatnuck Bookseller
• Rotary Club hosts special visitors
• Scouts learn about Civil War
• Say goodbye to winter with the Westborough Spring Festival
• Kids give Easter Bunny an assist
• Dental Associates of Marlborough to host free dental clinic
• Vartabedian takes two
• Library offers free music downloads
• Registrar to speak at Safety Council annual meeting
• Residents speak publicly about Elks events
• Author P.W. Catanese offers support to library ‘Muggles’
• NEF thanks Northborough community
• City rolls out welcome mat
• Legislators discuss water issues
• Two seats open in Hudson School Committee race
• Selectmen approve majority of Annual Town Meeting warrant
• Community helps stroke survivor return home
• Egg Hunt keeps kids hopping
• Selectmen approve majority of Annual Town Meeting warrant
• John Edward O’Donnell Jr., 71
• Edward W. O’Rourke Jr., 56
• Maurice J. Shea, 82
• Calendar
• Rev. William W. McGovern, 93
• Frances Patrick- Gillooly, 83
• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage receives top award for community commitment
• Sue Ryan recognized for superior real estate sales
• The Value of Attorney Representation
• Algonquin loses close contest
• St. Bernadette’s basketball team wins league championship
• Marlborough makes its move
• Westborough brothers play in Junior National Championship
• Preparing for softball season
• Athlete of the Week: Brigid Bowser
• Fitness Meets Wellness
• Magay & Barron Eye Center host Comelli showing
• Avidia Bank promotes bank officers
• Culinary Underground presents ‘Demystifying Fish’ April 26
• Michelle Gillespie, Coldwell Banker
• Notre Dame du Lac Presents ‘Laughing with the Saints’ April 29
• Brunelle and Sons Landscaping, Inc. now installs ponds, waterfalls
• Pandora gift with purchase at Peggy’s Place
• Sarkisian Builders celebrates 49th year in business
• Weiner, Shepherd to participate in Senior Conference
• Cheer Tumble Clinic at Bay State Cheer & Dance
• Guest Speaker on Natural Pet Care at Scentsibilities
• Locals report news about area students
• Students achieve honors in Math/Computer competition
• Students take stage at talent show
• Scholarships available for Westborough students
• Rotary Club scholarship applications available
• School holds ‘Jump Rope For Heart’ event
• Fair features international flair
• Fun game kicks off Spring Festival
• Easter egg hunting in the dark
• Rotary Club of Shrewsbury awards scholarships
• Corridor Nine Expo draws 1,300 visitors
• Friends of Shrewsbury Crew presents 2011 Calendar Raffle
• Economic Development Committee discusses site selection strategies
• Southborough receives 2010 MIIA Loss Control Award
• Teacher’s pets
• Correction
• Girl Scouts thank business owners
• Another ‘dam’ slowdown on Route 9
• Henry Fitzgerald for Selectman
• Two spots open in Shrewsbury Board of Selectmen race
• Northborough Selectmen rename ‘Clean-Up Day’
• Selectmen discuss wastewater plant expenses, other issues
• Increase in schools’ budgets approved
• New theater camp comes to Shrewsbury
• Shooting hoops with preschool pals
• Rev. William W. McGovern, 93
• Selectmen discuss wastewater plant expenses, other budget issues
• Joseph E. Bennett, 69
• School superintendent to let voters decide on budget
• Vito W. Yankus, 81
• Marguerite L. Camuso, 91
• Hazel Foote, 94
• Calendar
• Mary H. Haczynski, 103
• Philip J. Wood, 78
• Pastry Sunday, Vegetarian Tuesday at Culinary Underground
• Central Massachusetts Podiatry
• Downsizing does not have to mean downgrading
• Spring Grand Tasting at DiVine Wine & Spirits
• Marlborough takes season opener
• Athlete of the week: Michael Pontarelli
• Spring Fair offers fun and games
• Sen. Scott Brown visits area school
• Corridor Nine hosts Champion of Education Awards Breakfast
• Shrewsbury native receives honor for social policy work
• Seeking volunteers to play with children in shelters
• Angel Food Ministry provides more food for less money
• Three candidates vie for two Westborough School Committee seats
• Beaton reflects on first few months as state representative
• Resident endorses DePalo
• Local scout organizes food, letter drive for U.S. troops
• Residents ‘sound the alarm’ on development
• Marlborough canine partners with owner to bring comfort
• One spot open in Westborough Board of Selectmen race
• Selectmen approve 7 percent rise in health care
• ‘Watch me’ - Three generations help fight breast cancer
• Library presents a crowd pleaser
• Marlborough City Council approves license
• Town Clean Up Day April 9
• Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest receives $3,000 for after-school programs
• Argeo R. Cellucci Clubhouse members kept busy during February vacation
• Spring clean up at Mountain View Cemetery
• Phyllis A. Ellis, 74
• Frances M. King, 95
• Michael J. Ryan, 59
• Irene Burke, 82
• Calendar
• Antonio D. Cavaco, 61
• Why Hire a Real Estate Agent or REALTOR?
• Laurene Aldorisio’s Academy of Dance Expressions participates in the Pulse Tour
• Karen Scopetski, Realtor, Coldwell Banker
• Real estate seminar to be presented April 14
• Quality Chimney Sweeps servicing MetroWest area
• Mark’s Moving & Storage donates slippers to VA hospitals
• RSVP for ‘magical night’ at RenovoMD
• Melican students perform ‘Annie Jr.’
• Marlborough High students best in state in Real World Design Challenge
• Athlete of the Week, Dan Zawalich of St. John’s
• Hetherman drives to the hoop
• Maloney, Sherr raise money for charity
• Rev. Philip N. LaBelle named new rector of St. Mark’s
• Northborough selectmen meet with Appropriations Committee
• Move on from the Under-Ride
• Schools, towns joust over budgets
• Northborough artist raises awareness about animal abuse
• Selectmen approve license for Bikeworx
• Scott Jackson tells his ‘Great Story’
• Selectmen deny underride request, allow other warrant questions
• Fidelity departure forces Marlborough to re-evaluate
• Celebrating a seasonal tradition
• Richard F. Pope, 76
• Violette Gilles, 91
• Selectmen deny underride request, allow other warrant questions
• Calendar
• Donna M. Campbell, 59
• Michael R. Walker, 59
• Mary Constance Pardee, 87
• The next 10 days may be the most important of the year…
• Elaine Quigley, Realtor
• Fallon Clinic welcomes Dr. Maalouli to the Pediatrics Department
• Miss Tanya’s Woodland School brightens Valentine’s Day for patients
• The Green Thumb reopens April 6
• Peggy’s Place Boutique special gift purchase event begins March 31
• Culinary Underground presents “Uptown Eggs” workshop
• Boston Lawnmower holds Westborough Open House April 1 to 3
• Spring session of Youth Gardening at Tower Hill begins April 2
• Bonjour ABC accepting registrations for spring session
• Secrets to healthy body image
• Trottier Volleyball Marathon scores funds
• Athlete of the Week: Jessica Mushinsky
• Algonquin gymnasts take South Sectional
• Local swimmers among top performers at championship meets
• Ramirez-Flynn selected for All-Eastern Honor
• Students perform ‘The Mitten’
• Fales School celebrates ‘Read Across America’ Day
• Paton School loses playground
• FISH needs volunteer coordinators, drivers
• Winning fitness with the Rotarians
• Congregation B’Nai Shalom offers music, friendship to seniors
• Learning puppetry
• Former Bruins help raise funds for Lt. Scott Milley scholarship
• Libraries have become hubs of activity for Westborough teens
• Letter to the Editor
• Fidelity to vacate Marlborough office by end of 2012
• Karyn Polito Golf Committee meets for last time
• St. John’s Prep takes State Championship
• Algonquin coach wins well-deserved award
• Collaboration, technology top priorities for next SHS principal
• Selectmen praise Josie, Hale as SELCO prepares for leadership change
• Town officials ask schools to make cuts
• Westborough students hear presentation from survivor of Rwandan genocide
• Discovering art is fun
• Mary Constance Pardee, 87
• Music Worcester 2011 Young Artist scholarship competition
• Alfred J. Bouvier Sr., 98
• Grace D. Ventresca, 91
• Calendar
• Rita A. Millett, 78
• Barbara R. Cardoza, 90
• Elsie M. Davison, 86
• Short Sale: Is It for You?
• Brier scores a hat trick
• Algonquin comes out on top in division finals
• Tumbling with the T-Hawks
• Athletes of the Week - Nickole Soto and Kevin Boucher
• All-Access Physical Therapy
• Auburn Diamond announces new location
• Beauty and fashion event co-sponsored by local businesses
• Avidia Bank renews great support for BGCMW
• Cynthia M. Poulos, M.D. and Classique Medical Spa welcome back Grenier
• Now’s the time to plan your bridal, birthday or ladies night out party
• Keamy Eye & Laser Centre holds Spring Style event March 23.
• Revive MD now offering massage therapy
• Latest school budget proposal closes gap a bit
• Secretly enjoying science
• Locals report school news about area students
• Celtic Tavern
• Southborough’s got talent
• Locals report military news
• Students haunt Shrewsbury library
• Selectmen honor eighth-grade boys basketball team
• Brickway offers space for tributes, messages
• Westborough voters to decide on TIF for eClinicalWorks
• Fitzgerald receives award from Big Brothers Big Sisters
• WCLT to hold Earth Day Essay Contest
• Central One helps fund ‘Hot Summer Nights’
• Library organization offers scholarship
• Teen celebrates ‘Sweet Sixteen’ in unique fashion
• Chocolate Spectacular offers treats, helps seniors
• Do you know where this picture was taken?
• Northborough Education Foundation to host Quiz Night
• Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
• Will Vigeant be in the mayor’s race this year?
• Selectmen discuss proposed Economic Development Committee
• Selectmen discuss priorities with legislators
• Assabet awarded $67,000 life sciences grant
• Wegmans brings jobs, choice to community
• Snow gives students a chance to give back
• St. John’s takes Division 1 Final
• Grace D. Ventresca, 91
• Burst pipe problems are resolved
• Sewer main break update
• Selectmen discuss proposed Economic Development Committee
• Quincy A. Spear, 73
• Shrewsbury BOH requests reduction in water usage
• Calendar
• Donna M. Johnson, 54
• Arthur A. Croteau, 82
• Joseph F. Panarelli Sr., 68
• Is the Town’s Assessment Your Fair Market Value?
• Battle for the ball
• Athlete of the Week: Diana Zeng
• Skills, drills of field hockey
• Colonials overcome Panthers
• Home Instead Senior Care
• Anna Maria College now offering BS in Nursing
• Adagio Big Band to perform March 25 at Mechanics Hall.
• Georgio’s Ristorante announces new bar menu
• Culinary Underground School for Home Chefs hosts St. Patrick’s Day Party
• Boroughs Family Branch YMCA holds Open House
• Schedule in-store events at Desiree’s Desires, Inc.
• Casey Roofing and Remodeling offers pump, basement restoration services
• Shrewsbury students get creative for fund-raiser
• Students participate in music festival
• Presenting multicultural folktales
• Brain Injury Association of Massachusetts offers hope, support
• Rotary club pancake breakfast benefits area students
• Northborough seeks grant to investigate regional health care
• Shrewsbury Youth and Family Services Gala draws crowd
• Aaron Hutchins hopes to continue his father’s public service
• Fun and games during winter break
• Boy Scouts race to the finish
• Sharing time with someone special
• Junior Girl Scouts organize Greyhound rescue donation drive
• Listening to sweet stories
• Jané caps selectman service at 9 years
• Mother, son plan 5K fund-raiser to honor cancer victim
• Westborough selectmen discuss $4 million ‘underride’ request
• Concepts for Westborough State Hospital land presented
• Joint meeting tackles tough budget questions
• Class of ’99 graduates return as teachers
• Howdy, Mr. MHS 2011!
• Joint meeting tackles tough budget questions
• Jané announces he will not run for re-election
• Betty Tetreault, 84
• Jane A. Rodak, 86
• Merrill S. Bergstrom, 85
• Frederick B. Baker Jr., 79
• Raymond P. Tuzi, 63
• John DeAngelis, 96
• Westborough selectmen discuss $4 million 'underride' request
• Selectmen approve May 2 Town Warrant
• Calendar
• Harold E. Engberg, 88
• How Much Home Can I Afford?
• Weichert Realtors – ComVest Residential holds Open House
• Bonjour ABC now accepting registration for spring session
• Wayside Racquet and Swim Clubs hosts Spin for Hope
• Adagio Big Band presents Skinny Monday!
• Northborough Realtor Sees Improving Market
• Local author Jeannine Atkins to visit Paton
• Saint John’s students sing, dance, speak at New Year Festival
• Athlete of the Week: Chloe Herczeg
• Westborough down by a goal
• Sully’s First Edition Pub
• Melissa Ewing inspires with art, generosity
• Job Fair benefits teens, businesses
• Selectmen recommend cutting school budget
• Cottage Children’s Center celebrates 30th anniversary
• Candidates jockey for position
• Hundreds ask state not to cut funds for Day Habilitation programs
• City Council revives Human Services, debates salary limits
• New sewer rates proposed for Shrewsbury residents
• Northborough selectmen hear 2012 budget update
• Algonquin’s Microfinance Club reaches goal
• Something new is cooking with kids
• Jané announces he will not run for re-election
• Betty Tetreault, 84
• Merrill S. Bergstrom, 85
• Jane A. Rodak, 86
• Frederick B. Baker Jr., 79
• Selectmen recommend cutting $2 million from school budget
• Bibiana Ollada, 83
• Bernard A. DuPont, 79
• Calendar
• George R. Marsan, 97
• Christine M. Donohoe, 43
• Lloyd E. Hebb Jr., 72
• Francis J. Mahoney, 56
• Reaping the benefits of a winter home sale
• Athlete of the Week: Alexa Fearing
• Algonquin comes out on top in close contest
• Locals report news about area students
• Kindergartners are counting the days
• Carnival offers family fun
• Yoong Tong Thai Restaurant
• Culinary Underground holds workshop
• Cornerstone Academy holds tour March 8
• Enjoy a hot dog at Stevie’s Eatery and help local charitable organizations
• Priestley named WEA Executive of the Year
• Corridor Nine members mix music with networking
• Law Offices of Nicole D. Sullivan & Associates
• Baseball organization honors Rick Hagen
• Shrewsbury resident publishes mystery novel
• Furniture donations needed
• Boy Scouts host breakfast
• New food pantry opens
• PJ-clad kids find Friday night fun
• Northborough resident named Butterfly Club president
• Correction
• Letters to the Editor
• Changing of the ‘guard’
• Assistant Town Manager is tapped to head SELCO
• Councilor proposes eliminating pension, health-care perks
• Northborough touts success at Corridor 9 economic development meeting
• Selectman Fran Bakstran to step down after term
• Penguins invade Woodward Elementary School
• Rangers overcome Tomahawks
• Bernard A. DuPont, 79
• Bibiana Ollada, 83
• Christine M. Donohoe, 43
• Assistant Town Manager is tapped to head SELCO
• Francis J. Mahoney, 56
• Richard J. Santucci, 74
• Colin P. Mackey, 51
• Calendar
• Mary A. McCarthy, 93
• U. Clifton Drewry, 85
• Roscoe C. Blunt Jr., 85
• Preparing Your Home for the Spring Market
• St. John’s ties Arlington Catholic
• Jumping at the chance to cheer
• Nonprofit NorthStar Youth Forum provides fun, opportunities
• Westborough youth football team moving to AYF
• Day, Pomerleau join St. Mary’s Credit Union
• Wine and beer tastings at Acton/Marlboro Wine & Spirit Co.
• Fitness Meets Wellness holds Open House
• Teens Cook: Dim Sum workshop at Culinary Underground
• Open House at Boroughs Family Branch YMCA
• George & Company
• Harris announces he will not run for re-election
• Shrewsbury School Committee hears budget forecast
• Young engineers at work
• School Committee cautions budget not final
• Kerry Larkin wins state DAR award for essay
• News about local students
• Few oppose reshuffling grades
• Venturing back in time
• Shrewsbury Education Foundation presents awards
• Community Access Television delivers programs of interest
• Advisory Finance Committee approves snow funds
• Corridor 9 hosts legislative breakfast
• Celebrating Valentine’s Day
• Local student delivers medical care to Nicaraguans
• Meoli embarks on ‘Semester at Sea’
• Patrick snips local aid to area communities
• Locals report military news
• Shrewsbury woman offers a dose of laughter
• Northborough receives Distinguished Budget Award
• More budget woes because of snow
• Preliminary 2012 budget discussed at public hearing
• Two special friends inspire first-time marathoner
• Snow much fun
• Roscoe C. Blunt Jr., 85
• Francis J. Mahoney, 56
• Westborough's preliminary FY 2012 budget discussed at public hearing
• Few oppose reshuffling grades
• Shrewsbury School Committee hears budget forecast
• Georgio's Ristorante offers Valentine's Day Special
• U. Clifton Drewry, 85
• Sister Mary Eileen Foley, 85
• David Samuel Morgan, 80
• Calendar
• MSB welcomes new branch manager
• Miss Tanya’s hosts Mass Wildlife representative
• PENTA Communications, Inc. receives award from the Small Business Commerce Association
• Pastry Sunday: Perfect Baguette at Culinary Underground
• Ware joins business team at Murphy Insurance
• Peter J. Macek, 73
• Avidia Bank to Hold School Supply Drive to Benefit Local Schools
• Simeon A. Fouracre, 93
• Barbara M. Donaldson, 79
• Mike Howard joins Andrew Abu Realtors
• Leslie Ward joins Coldwell Banker- Northborough
• Forget the Snow! Spring Is Here – Time to List!
• Westborough tops Marlborough in hoops
• Shrewsbury girls win decisively
• Assabet basketball coach scores 100th win
• Stevie’s Eatery
• Desiree’s Desires
• Colonials for a Cure “Pink” Basketball Game
• Marlborough Education Foundation bestows grants
• Sherwood hosts musical evening
• Soldier visits Trottier
• Fund-raiser for Northborough resident to be held March 31
• Spotlighting theater enthusiasts
• VP of Student Affairs named semifinalist
• Marlborough Hospital announces MacLaren Nursing Scholarship
• Hayes, Rubin engaged
• Let it snow!
• Girls just want to have fun
• Special Olympics Basketball comes to Southborough
• A winter to remember ... or forget
• Dogs have fun at the club
• Big hearts needed to serve as Big Brother Big Sister mentors
• Marlborough organization leads the way in farming innovation, education
• Selectmen vote to keep Clews Street two-way
• Selectmen approve funding for Hudson area schools
• Shrewsbury Reiki master offers support for survivors of heart attack, cancer
• Winter Ball benefits town’s annual activities
• Simeon A. Fouracre, 93
• Peter J. Macek, 73
• Geraldine Dodd, 93
• Ruth Esther Capobianco, 66
• Calendar
• Joan A. O’Connor, 80
• James Howard Traweek, 66
• Evelyn Braman, 87
• Foreclosure Myths Debunked
• Cub Scouts climb to the top
• T-Hawks wrap up season with a banquet
• Mark’s Moving and Storage, Inc.
• WEICHERT, REALTORS® - ComVest Residential relocates office, holds Open House
• Dance social at American Ballroom & Latin Dance Studio
• Marlborough Hospital announces MacLaren Nursing Scholarship
• Wayside Racquet & Swim Club offers the ‘Perfect Start’
• Moisan joins MSB as VP of Commercial Lending
• Cornerstone Academy offers school tours
• Author Brian Lies visits Fales Elementary School
• Academic achievement, literacy showcased at meeting
• New curriculum development will redefine learning
• Harlem Ambassadors Tour coming to Westborough
• Westborough Cultural Council awards 2011 grants
• Town becomes Winter Wonderland
• Pike-LaMarche joins Hudson Senior Center
• What’s the story?
• Fund-raiser to aid Northborough resident
• Can’t live with it, can’t live without it...
• Economic Development Committee lauds progress
• CenTech Park East sold to developer
• Brian Reagan selected as new Hudson High School Principal
• Marlborough reorganization talks proceed
• ‘Recess Before Lunch’ at the Farley School
• Westborough to start charging fees for site plan reviews
• Jack Copeland helps ‘Young Eagles’ take flight
• Venturing out in the snow
• Shrewsbury officials purchase land owned by credit union
• Academic achievement, literacy showcased at meeting
• Westborough to start charging fees for site plan reviews
• Brian Reagan selected as new Hudson High School Principal
• Calendar
• William R. Keefe, 82
• Serena H. Leiser-Lanz
• Lisa Pazol joins Coldwell Banker Northborough Regional Office
• Raymond H. Finlay Jr., 89
• Home Sellers Needed to Re-Balance the Market
• St. John’s wrestlers shine in tournament
• Algonquin wrestlers successful at state tourney
• Women’s Health of Central Massachusetts
• Bay State Sr. 5 Coed wins bid to ‘Cheerleading Worlds’
• St Bernadette Parish holds Novena to Our Lady of Lourdes and Saint Bernadette
• Culinary Underground adds evening session to Very Basics Series
• RSVP for Estate & Pre-Planning Seminar
• Fitness Together Westborough celebrates six-year anniversary
• Having a Snow Ball!
• School Committee updated on school choice
• 2nd Annual CSF Scholar Bowl Super Bowl Square Fund-raiser
• Algonquin students perform at Mechanics Hall
• Kindergarten registration for 2011-2012 available
• Local students achieve top scores
• Shrewsbury Health and Racquet Club: Where family, fun and fitness come together
• Spring Festival sponsorship drive off to great start
• Southborough Recreation builds community, offers jobs
• Recreation Department opens new facility
• Rotarian honors father with Paul Harris Fellowship
• Road issues brought before Board of Selectmen
• Selectmen discuss state aid, FY 2012 budget
• Corridor Nine Chamber and Doubletree Hotel thank volunteers
• A new chapter for local libraries
• Local author, musician scares up good time in Beatles tribute band
• Northborough selectmen discuss snow, ice, solid waste
• Shrewsbury library project, school repairs to move forward
• More games off the ice for New England Sports Center
• The Dropkin family curls for gold in Alaska
• Doubling the fun at outdoor ice rink
• Shrewsbury library project, school repairs to move forward
• Raymond H. Finlay Jr., 89
• Ruth Ann Mangini
• Calendar
• James N. Attaway, 68
• Donna M. Maloney
• James Edward Byrne, 72
• RE/MAX Vision welcomes Richards and Landry
• Real Estate Interests for 2011
• Local goalie shines in Bell Cup Tourney
• Athlete of the Week
• Shrewsbury hockey player selected for international program
• Magay & Barron Eye Center
• Post Road Art Center announces Food Show 2011 winners
• Beaumont at Worcester receives ‘Perfect Ratings’
• trUe salon and color café welcomes new family member
• Enjoy Flora in Winter at Tower Hill Botanic Garden
• Get a jumpstart on Valentine’s Day with StarSeed Day Spa packages
• Mt. Pleasant Country Club hosts information night Jan. 27
• Enjoy music and great food Friday evenings at Georgio’s Ristorante
• Sully's First Edition Pub
• High school opens Central One branch
• Popular after-school program returns
• Budding artists express themselves
• Grant recipients honored
• Thatcher retires as chorus director
• Library hosts a Princess Party
• Giving the gift of music
• Mother Goose on the loose at library
• Southborough tries to prevent teen smoking
• Small home repair program helps seniors stay safe
• Scouts prepare for Pinewood Derby
• Program teaches girls to handle challenges
• Acknowledging an act of kindness, honesty
• Northborough Food Pantry thanks Corridor Nine for food collection
• Budget surplus?....Snow way!
• School superintendent initiates new education direction
• St. Mary’s supports Colombian Project
• Town engineer raises concern about EPA requirements
• Future of Hudson Public Schools highlighted
• Rev. McMillan’s career extends to ghost hunting
• Clowning around during winter break
• Briarwood resident displays magic of the season
• Troops program held at Cornerstone Academy
• Marlborough’s DCU for Kids supports the Neely House
• St. Mary’s Credit Union employees receive longevity awards
• Edward V. Nichols, 78
• Howard L. Coates, 83
• Helen C. Fearing, 92
• Hudson Public Schools’ future highlights board meeting
• Town engineer raises concern about EPA requirements
• Calendar
• John C. Yakalis, 91
• Charles E. MacKenzie Sr., 68
• Richard F. Stucchi, 81
• Elizabeth Caradonna, 73
• Weichert, Realtors® - Ernie Houde Associates names 2010 Agent of the Year
• The New World of Mortgage Lending
• Athlete of the Week
• Saint John’s Rodgers scores 1,000th point
• Ski team gets it down cold
• Santa visits Bay State Cheer & Dance Training Center
• Dance party, social at American Ballroom & Latin Dance Studio
• Get In Shape for Women
• MSB employees spread holiday cheer in Marlborough
• Alter Image welcomes new clients, offers hair straightening system
• Get in Shape for Women holds Open House Jan. 22
• Culinary Underground holds Date Night: Contemporary Mexican Cuisine workshop
• MetroWest Financial Partners, LLC to present financial symposium Jan. 19
• Local named to Mercyhurst College Dean’s List
• Middle school performance draws large crowd
• Guiseppe’s Grille:
• Ashley Klugman, Scott Crohn marry
• Warren, Reese family welcomes new member
• Smiling in the snow
• Teens offer Christmas party assist
• Caroling on the Common
• First Night features residents’ artwork
• Westborough High gearing up for NEASC evaluation
• PJ Casello awarded rank of Eagle Scout
• Byrne appointed to Housing Authority
• Lundrigan, Posluszny engaged
• ‘Women of Note’ wins awards at competitions
• Going with the flow
• Committee hopes to establish more effective communication
• Selectmen approve budget requests
• Board discusses Wal-Mart construction, new business
• Northborough selectmen discuss waste storage options
• Posterro, McAtee make ‘warm’ donations
• Hebert gets butterflies
• Richard F. Stucchi, 81
• Hudson Parks & Rec accepting summer employment applications
• Library expansion, school repairs on STM warrant
• Elizabeth Caradonna, 73
• Rita F. O'Neil, 81
• Caryl E. Uhlman, 76
• Sister Lina Poirier, 98
• Louise P. Houle, 90
• Calendar
• August H. Kluge, 91
• Virginia Hellmuth Dobson, 86
• Christos Stolakis Sr., 62
• Will rising mortgage rates spur home sales?
• All Access holds Fitness Challenge, food drive
• Stephanie G Jewelers
• Advanced Dental Group announces whitening pen for at-home use
• Be a Santa to a Senior annual event
• MAMS to hold information sessions
• Super Bowl Appetizer Party workshop held Jan. 13 at Culinary Underground
• Wayside Inn hosts MRCC holiday celebration
• Fighting for control
• Panthers ‘Cruz’ to victory
• 25 on the Common in the Grafton Inn
• Correction
• Learning science is cool
• After a decade on the hill, Karyn Polito looks toward future
• Westborough residents voice opinions via Advisory Finance Committee survey
• Corridor Nine scholastic awards available
• ADL mission targets prejudice
• Home rule petition to create special fund for business, growth
• Selectmen hear latest on CenTech Park project
• Committee works toward making town ‘BioReady’
• Singers offer comfort during ‘Journey Home’
• Families enjoy a musical morning
• August H. Kluge, 91
• Shrewsbury selectmen hear latest on CenTech Park project
• Louise P. Houle, 90
• Christos Stolakis Sr., 62
• Josephine Rio, 86
• June M. Lent, 69
• Taking the plunge for good causes
• Local generosity benefits Rachel’s Table
• Simply the Best...
• Westborough sparks fourth-quarter victory
• Athlete of the week: Marlborough hockey goalie Erik Carlson
• Belanger family welcomes new member
• Sharks brighten season for families in need
• Local students are AP Scholars
• Joseph F. Kapulka Jr., 71
• Florence Maurello, 89
• Luciano J. Pagliarulo, 93
• Marie A. Girard, 96
• Stephen Anthony’s
• FISH offers rides to medical appointments
• Should you spend the money on a real estate commission or…
• Shrewsbury Federal Credit Union may relocate
• Marlborough tops in state for aff ordability, lifestyle in United States
• Northborough selectmen discuss solid waste contract options, approve licenses
• Hudson Board of Selectmen approve FY12 budget
• Candle-lighting event helps deal with loss
• Family Network celebrates first year
• Gymnastics Learning Center helps children through Operation Christmas Child
• Westboro Tennis & Swim Club hosts local business health & wellness expo
• Marlborough Hospital named to Health Care Honor Roll
• Mark’s Moving receives prestigious award
• Culinary Underground presents Dorm Cooking 101
• Pre-register now for Zumba with Meghan
• Rising Stars 2011 at Bay State All Star Cheer & Dance
• Corridor Nine celebrates the holidays at White Cliffs
• Shrewsbury selectmen hear latest on CenTech Park project
• Westborough Public Library holiday hours
• Shrewsbury Health Department makes PAYT holiday announcement
• Jaycees donate over $80,000 for renovations to Employment Options
• New Horizons volunteer honors Buddy Dog Humane Society
• Thomas Ferro, 56
• Luciano J. Pagliarulo, 93
• Joseph F. Kapulka Jr., 71
• Marie A. Girard, 96
• Hudson Board of Selectmen approve FY12 budget
• Northborough selectmen discuss solid waste contract options, approve licenses
• Marlborough tops in state for affordability, lifestyle in United States
• Calendar
• Harry’s Restaurant and Dairy Bar
• Grateful for volunteers
• One wish this holiday season…
• Westborough girls poised for repeat
• Santa lands safely in Southborough
• Holiday preparations
• Building holiday memories
• Winter registration opens online
• Oh holy night
• Entertaining holiday shoppers
• Girl Scouts host Kids Holiday Shop
• Preschoolers play at holiday party
• Pear Tree Boutique held
• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Cares donates $3,700 to local charities
• This week is the time to plan for next week…
• Historian details beginnings of Shrewsbury Fire Department
• Selectmen change meeting time, discuss reservoir
• Westborough completes search for new building inspector
• Local resident helps kids make smart choices
• Students learn about effects of human behavior
• Residents take a ride on the Holiday Trolley
• Elite Academy of Dance
• Post Road Art Center announces winners of Miniature Show 2010
• Scentsibilities closes for month of January
• Dance party, social at American Ballroom & Latin Dance Studio
• Buca di Beppo open on Christmas day
• Shrewsbury Literacy Center off ers enrichment reading programs for local students
• Call to artists for Food Show 2011
• StarSeed Day Spa Open House a success
• She’s A Gem to hold ‘Winter Blues Sale’ in January
• Constance A. Berthiaume, 91
• Charlotte L. Warhurst, 72
• Maria DoCarmo, 90
• Claire R. Smith, 78
• Westborough selectmen change meeting time, discuss reservoir
• Calendar
• Scouts awarded Eagle rank
• ‘Brother/Sister’ party at Westborough High yields big returns
• Thanks to those who made the ‘Reality Fair’ a reality
• $147,500 raised at Boys & Girls Club’s annual gala
• Ticket to nowhere?
• Algonquin field hockey logs best season ever
• Athlete of the week: Nick Sukis of Hudson High School
• Former Shrewsbury Public Library staffers honored
• CSI comes to Gibbons
• Whitcomb students invited to robotics kick-off at QCC
• Grade six participates in archaeological dig
• Locals participate in Youth Leadership Conference
• Zenas “Van” E. VanFleet Jr., 90
• Robert F. Lutz, 95
• New programs offered by Northborough Recreation
• Catering by Sully
• ‘We wish you a Merry Christmas…’
• 2010 Real Estate Year in Review
• Schelkin opens up educational opportunities
• Calendars help provide protective police dog vests
• Southborough controls creepers, makes home for critters
• Operation Christmas Cards: Local coordinates global effort
• Downtown event attracts holiday strollers
• Board dismisses petition against dog kennel
• Hebert Candies selects BrandFocus as agency of record
• Beginner Ballroom dance classes at Westboro Dance Academy
• Santa visits Children’s Orchard in Westborough
• ‘Bay State All Stars’ participate in cheerleading competition.
• Saturnalia sale at Wolf Hill Farm begins Dec. 18
• Stevie’s Eatery holds ribbon cutting
• Jack’s Guitar Garage
• Marlborough Hospital announces new chief medical officer, physicians
• Window size and shape makes custom coverings better option
• Culinary Underground holds pizza workshop for kids
• Board dismisses petition against dog kennel
• Constance A. Berthiaume, 91
• Arthur D. Froelich, 92
• Pasquale F. Ferro, 81
• Lorna M. Anderson, 87
• Calendar
• Time for Christmas tree shopping
• Celebrating Hanukkah
• A letter from Westborough’s clergy
• Scouting for Food Drive a huge success
• Voting for dollars
• Shrewsbury shooters aim high
• Practice makes perfect
• Athlete of the week: Liz Holmes of Algonquin
• Hudson loses heartbreaker
• Westborough senior sets sights on college sports
• Local participates in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Shrewsbury honors WWI soldiers
• Shrewsbury Public Library may buy land from credit union
• Floral Street hosts Fun Fair
• St. Mark’s students reach beyond their campus
• Understanding our differences
• Shrewsbury SAT scores dip slightly
• Robotics program comes to middle school
• Another successful ‘Evening of Giving’
• Local dancers delight in Nutcracker 2010
• Vivian Elaine Anderson, 88
• James P. Carleton Jr., 64
• Norman L. Campbell, 79
• Marie L. Anderson, 86
• Beverly A. Dowdy, 74
• Bistro Limoncello
• Displaying crafts from ‘A’ to ‘Z’
• Holiday Craft Fair comes to St. Bernadette
• ‘Christmas at the Farm’
• ’Tis the season for holiday scams
• Scopetski recognized for superior real estate sales
• My Wish List for Santa…
• Westborough selectmen award contracts
• Selectmen approve gas storage for BJ’s, discuss single tax rate
• Hudson home values down, town grows in 2010
• Classification rates approved; businesses bear brunt of increase
• Rescue group hopes to send cats home for holidays
• St. John’s gets it done
• Fitness Together raises donations for American Diabetes Association
• She’s a Gem holds special men’s event
• Scouts spread holiday cheer door-to-door
• Open viewing held at Bay State Cheer & Dance
• Gibson Kennels
• Dr. Siddiqui joins ReadyMED™ by Fallon Clinic
• Happy Feet kids holds Emu sale, giveaway
• Waldron’s Auto Body CARSTAR honors nation’s military
• Mark’s Moving & Storage, Inc. receives 2010 Gold Quality Award
• Drop off Toys for Tots at Murphy Insurance
• Signature Spa Services at Nicholas Michaels Spa
• Northboro Chiropractic Center presents workshop
• Dramatic Sides Workshop at Culinary Underground
• Bistro Limoncello Ristorante & Bar announces expansion
• Amcomm Verizon Wireless holds smartphone classes
• Westborough selectmen award contracts
• Deborah J. Duffy, 48
• Arthur W. Pellegrino, 72
• Nancy L. Sundstrom, 87
• Santa Claus is coming to… Tatnuck
• Do you know where this picture was taken?
• Letter to the Editor
• Tough to pin down…
• Learning to skate
• Milford tops Shrewsbury
• Library hosts local author
• Helping private school kids stay connected to local friends, community
• St John’s hosts Pulitzer Prize winner David Rohde
• Students thank seniors with a luncheon
• ‘Shine A Light on Lung Cancer’ vigil held in town
• ‘Camelot’ comes to St. John’s
• Students celebrate Diwali
• Floral Street Students get down at the Ho-Down
• Family Fun Day a winner
• The Olde Post Office Pub
• Fresh Air host families needed
• James Montgomery to appear at the Grafton Inn
• Winter parking bans issued for Marlborough, Northborough
• Leo H. Ward, 80
• John Chon, 39
• Donning holiday apparel
• Something for everyone at fall fair
• Preschool screening off ered
• Sixth Annual Toy Drive kicks off at Cournoyer Dance Studio
• Giving peace a chance
• WEICHERT broker/owner says this is the time to enter real estate field
• Mary Vigliatura Stolarczyk joins Re/Max Vision as new sales associate
• Be a strong buyer and get the best deal possible Don’t get “Pre-Qualified” get “Pre-Approved”
• Tatnuck to welcome famous children’s author
• Superintendent has plan to close deficit
• New library director wants public input
• Shrewsbury may get public shuttle service
• Church rings in the holidays with ‘Shells to Bells’
• Back on the farm
• Northboro Chiropractic holds Horizons for Homeless Holiday toy drive
• Elfman joins George & Company as Managing Director
• Ride the Holiday Trolley Dec. 11 in Northborough
• Holiday Party at She’s a Gem
• Herbal Holiday Open House at Scentsibilities
• Pets Gone Healthy holds annual Open House, photos with Santa
• Shrewsbury may get public shuttle service
• Rebecca A. Bibart, 41
• Richard K. Anderson, 69
• Florence L. Cunningham, 90
• Dr. Richard W. Perron, D.M.D.
• Calendar
• Jack Wilson, recipient of ‘Good Scout Award’
• The Nutcracker visits Tatnuck Bookseller
• Mulligan’s Taverne-on-the-Green
• Waste not, want NOT
• Jones/Sullivan families thank community
• Shrewsbury reaches state finals
• Marlborough football teams victorious in bowl games
• ARHS goes down to Ludlow
• SELCO customers to get 40 percent rate cut in December
• Shrewsbury fund-raiser to bolster knowledge of rare cancer
• Talking turkey at Rotarians’ fund-raiser
• School honors veterans at special tribute
• Local potters participate in Fire Works
• J. Doris Derosier, 90
• Rose Marie Garcia, 82
• Be a Santa to a senior
• Northborough teens help with Halloween party
• Students get a financial reality check
• Assabet Valley Chambersingers to hold Holiday Concert
• Gratefully sharing with others
• Inventory Shortages continue spreading throughout the region
• Selectmen approve $41,500 in expenditures
• Selectmen approve dog park, listen to favorable audit report
• Selectmen approve single tax rate, appoint board members
• City ups hotel tax by 2 percentage points
• Message in a bottle nets unexpected response
• Students bid pilgrim, ‘Good day!’
• Corridor Nine awards $6,856 in mini-grants to educators
• Edward Jones
• Visit Anthony Andrew Jewelers for the 2010 Trollbead holiday collection
• Local Realtors to sponsor ‘FUN’ fund-raiser for the Westborough Food Pantry
• ‘Holly Days: Nature Transformed’ at Tower Hill Botanic Garden
• Color specialist Buchanan now accepting new clients
• Keamy Eye & Laser Centre hosts Holiday Beauty Event
• Post Road Art Center holds opening reception for Miniature Show 2010
• American Ballroom & Latin Dance Studio hold Holiday Ball Dec. 3
• Culinary Underground Presents Quick Meals Workshop
• Selectmen approve single tax rate, appoint board members
• Marlborough overnight parking ban begins Dec. 1
• Hudson announces overnight parking regulations
• J. Doris Derosier, 90
• Philip F. Toohey, 92
• Betty Muchi, 90
• Calendar
• Chapel of the Cross to hold ‘Chapel Cares Sunday’
• Letters to the Editor
• A ‘crash course’ for teens
• Hudson and Marlborough show their spirit
• St. John’s overpowers Algonquin
• SHS cheerleaders win competition, award
• Algonquin prevails over Hudson
• They are the champions!
• Helicopter to bring Santa to Southborough Dec. 4
• Participants needed for Gobble Wobble race
• Man arrested for attempted break in
• Food Bank receives 1,000 Thanksgiving turkeys
• Sen. Brown delivers peace lecture in Shrewsbury
• NASA taps into St. Michael School
• Students ‘travel’ with folksinger Roger Tincknell
• Hudson Education Foundation awards grants
• Local students take part in youth summit
• Mill Pond School to go tray-less
• On your mark, get set, jump
• Boston University graduates area residents
• Northborough residents share college news
• Accepting ‘Rachel’s Challenge’
• Students organize Aztec Wishes holiday gift drive
• Cardinal O’Malley visits city
• Crafty locals participate in fair
• Westborough High School teacher receives Land Trust award
• Local Boxer rescue needs foster homes, volunteers
• Veterans Inc. receives award to help veterans get jobs
• Fresh Air host families needed
• Louis B. Martel, 73
• Charles H. Brewer, 86
• Laura R. Shea, 81
• JJ’s Sports Bar and Grill
• Northborough Food Pantry, scouts save the season
• Marlborough salutes veterans
• Home Improvements Sellers Should Avoid
• Hudson receives $5,000 grant
• MCAS scholarships save college tuitions for seniors, parents
• ‘STOP the Prejudice’ program returns with student facilitators
• Selectmen hear plans for landscaping landfill
• $595,000 per minute at Hudson Special Town Meeting
• SYFS to honor the Irving J. Donahue family
• Honoring victims, survivors of domestic violence
• Massachusetts Psychotherapy Associates
• Mark E. Meacham, Inc.
• Stevie’s Eatery is now open for lunch and dinner
• Pumpkins & Pajamas make a fun combination at Methodist Preschool
• Mugford’s announces holiday workshops schedule
• Holiday off ers at Wine Nation
• Budget Cuisine Coaching off ers healthy cooking classes
• Stay fit and healthy with Fitness Meets Wellness
• Nina’s Dress Shop & Perfect Fit Tailoring now off ers alterations while you wait
• She’s A Gem off ers fashion accessories at ‘girlfriend’ prices
• Desiree’s Desires announces upcoming Black Friday special
• Visit the Green Thumb for your holiday greenery needs
• Ready Set Sew Learn to Sew Studio announces move
• Museum Of Russian Icons holds special sale
• Grand opening of Honeyshine Primitives, Americana, Antiques
• $595,000 per minute at Hudson Special Town Meeting
• Selectmen hear plans for landscaping landfill
• Laura R. Shea, 81
• Charles H. Brewer, 86
• Katherine L. Miller, 90
• Ondina A. Costa, 80
• Bay State Cheer & Dance Training Center hosts Open Viewing
• Lisa Michelle Novak, 48
• Shrewsbury Fragrant Garden proudly presents ‘A Taste of the Mediterranean’
• Aubin Orthodontics announces state-of-the-art office expansion
• Dino’s Trattoria
• Club donates Halloween costumes
• American Ballroom & Latin Dance Studio host double access social
• Locals report military news
• Attention, bargain hunters
• Be the envy of your block with holiday lighting by the Veron Co.
• Not your banker’s auction
• Fund-raisers planned for Marlborough High School All-nighter
• Herbal Harvest Fair at Scentsibilities
• Marketing Your Home During the Holidays
• Graham shares her vision
• Holiday International Appetizer Workshop at Culinary Underground
• Northborough Crossing set to open fall 2011
• Budding artists at work
• Divine Kitchens
• Shrewsbury caregiver holds LBD event at Southgate
• Treats for Sherwood Middle School students
• Look your best for the holidays with Remedy Personal Training
• Councilors consider Human Services Task Force, budget process
• Acting with conscience
• Gymnastics Learning Center seeks community’s help for Operation Christmas Child
• Selectmen discuss events, approve budgetary changes
• Students selected for 2011 National Merit Scholarships
• Floral design classes at Mugford’s Flower Shoppe
• Philanthropist walks, runs, organizes for causes galore
• DAR sponsors essay contest
• Yoong Tong Thai & Sushi Restaurant celebrates 10th anniversary
• Learning a lesson with every hat
• Northborough student to take the stage at Curry College
• Home Instead Senior Care
• Fallon Clinic welcomes Drs. Nair, Basu and Geller to its medical group
• Local lawyers offer free legal advice to vets
• Calendar
• All Access Physical Therapy announces additions to staff
• Tower Hill set to open Limonaia, Winter Garden
• What’s going on in the north 40?
• Nicolina’s holds customer appreciation sale
• Robert L. Walker II, 52
• Westborough’s Robinson takes top spot
• Marlborough Hospital receives ranking in heart attack treatment
• Theresa Kachan, 94
• Middle schooler on the run
• Small changes to your bedroom can be key to better sleep, health
• Thomas J. Curnin, 84
• Defending district champs enjoy first-round shutout
• St. Mary’s Renewal is Almost Complete with All New Townhomes!
• Lisa Michelle Novak, 48
• Community Food Drive organized by Corridor Nine, Doubletree Hotel
• 2010 Homecoming Dance at Assabet Valley
• Selectmen discuss rotary decorations, signage, more
• Keamy Eye & Laser Centre
• Orthodontic office hosts Patient Appreciation Ice Cream Social
• Holiday concert to honor retiring director
• Dance party at American Ballroom & Latin Dance Studio
• Millie Ritchie, 81
• Town pays tribute to Polly Howard
• Donna Henderson Hair Design receives certification for straightening treatments
• Ann E. Charbonneau, 89
• Local woman inducted into Gold Key Society
• Ladies Night at the Purple Rose
• Memorial Service for Howard D. Kirshenbaum, MD
• Talk about a fire sale
• Grand opening, Open House at Honeyshine Antiques
• Northborough resident conferred rank of Eagle Scout
• Gone fishing after school
• Fallon Clinic welcomes Drs. Apte, Pace, Haider to its medical team
• Northborough native becomes Eagle Scout
• Algonquin bests St. John’s
• Southboro Medical Group to hold CPR course
• Treat or Trick?
• AVRT up to the challenge
• Magay & Barron Eye Center celebrates nearly 100 years
• Demeritt joins WEICHERT, REALTORS® - Ernie Houde Associates
• Local Junior Pee Wee cheerleaders take first place
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• Striek joins WEICHERT, REALTORS® - Ernie Houde Associates
• How much does the pumpkin weigh?
• Mary’s Renewal is Almost Complete with All New Townhomes!
• Shrewsbury Youth and Family Services hosts annual breakfast
• Evening of Giving planned for Dec. 2
• Selectmen move green repair project forward
• School Committee takes on bullying
• Seniors enjoy Halloween party
• JFK earns Hudson $58,000 Credit
• Shrewsbury drama program receives award
• Glenn Beck draws over 1,000 to Tatnuck
• Shrewsbury community works together at anti-bullying forum
• ‘Birthday Wishes’ provides hope, support to homeless children
• Talented students perform in Variety Show
• Not Your Average Joe’s
• Selectmen move green repair project forward
• Catherine E. Boutot, 73
• Czecstavia M. Kurgan, 88
• Selectmen discuss rotary decorations, signage, memorial, hazardous chemicals
• Marlborough’s Boy, Girl Scouts kick off ‘Scouting for Food’ campaign
• Hudson beats Auburn in close contest
• Westborough Board of Selectmen discusses Rotary decorations, signage, memorial, hazardous chemicals
• Informational meeting on All Star Cheerleading
• Checkerboards Restaurant & Bar
• Westborough senior all wound up
• Dance party, social at American Ballroom & Latin Dance Studio
• Hudson Education Foundation announces officers
• Costumed kids parade downtown
• Discover ‘Trident’s Treasures’ at Tower Hill Botanic Garden
• Festival features more than pumpkins
• Children’s author releases fire safety book in Southborough
• Budget Blinds off ers unique ‘house call’ window covering service
• Three reasons U.S. homeowners shouldn’t lose hope
• Garden Club supports new branch, sustains original roots
• Modern Dentistry of Shrewsbury
• Dance classes for adults at Bay State Cheer & Dance
• Home invader arrested in Shrewsbury
• Shrewsbury board mulls finances for FY 2012
• Avidia Bank announces change in Market Managers
• Ski Ward Race team to host ice cream social
• Nancy Caporello proud of her work as a school psychologist
• Southboro Auto Tech
• Hiphopping after school
• Quiet nights are good nights for the police
• Schartner Farm raises funds for Marlborough Hospital Cancer Care
• Westborough Education Foundation awards grants
• Top ‘Trivialists’ in showdown at Westborough Education Foundation’s 2010 Bee
• PENTA CEO joins faculty at Clark University
• First day of Hebrew School for Beth Tikvah
• White, Samuelson named Veterans Day Grand Marshals
• Alter Image Hair Salon opens in Marlborough
• Anthony J. Francesco, 84
• Gardeners gussy up School Street triangle
• Culinary Underground Open House a success
• Robert L. Wilbur, 92
• Local NAACP leader helps create unity while readying for D.C. rally
• Hoell awarded first place in Print Framing Competition
• Priscilla M. Cellucci, 83
• Westborough family fun
• Kids create spooky crafts
• Westborough’s Advisory Finance Committee seeks residents’ opinions
• Marlborough Savings Bank celebrates opening of new building
• Rotary Club honors Walton with Paul Harris Fellowship
• Is legal marijuana just a pipe dream?
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• The Hanover Theatre to receive Preservation Honor Award
• Fire Department warns of unauthorized survey
• Algonquin Coach Ken Morin celebrates 300th career victory
• Selectmen discuss rotary decorations, signage, memorial, hazardous
• Harvest Weekends at Fruitlands Museum
• Home Instead Senior Care of Northborough/Natick receives HCAM accreditation
• Calendar
• Glenn Beck to sign new book Oct. 30 at Tatnuck Bookseller
• Learning to fly
• Blood drive planned for Shrewsbury boy with rare disease
• Immaculate Conception School celebrates 100 years
• Family Network visits airport
• Locals report military news
• Westborough Community Land Trust awards 2010 scholarship
• Central One presents auto buying seminar
• Louise G. Vautier, 79
• Questions, quorum, issues resolved at Special Town Meeting
• Home Instead Senior Care of Northborough/ Natick receives HCAM accreditation
• Frederica R. Fortin, 83
• Scouts celebrate 100th anniversary by clearing brush
• Fallon Clinic joins with Tufts Health Plan to off er senior product
• Pantaleo P. DePalo, 81
• Scholarship winner is a South Street Diner alum
• Avidia Bank holds food drive to benefit local food pantries
• Nancy H. Cornwell, 72
• ‘Working out’ issues
• Treasures from Moscow: Icons from the Andrey Rublev Museum
• Standing together against bullying
• Emily Dahlstrom scores
• Holiday hours at Whipple House
• Assabet Valley’s Epicurean Room Restaurant open for business
• Leaders of the pack
• ‘A New England Journey’ Standard Flower Show at Tower Hill Botanic Garden
• Georgio's Ristorante
• Southborough Heritage Day Celebration
• Fallon Clinic welcomes Gulleth and Mao to its otolaryngology team
• Fun at Family Bingo Night
• Selectmen order poodle-killing pit bull to be euthanized
• Congregation B’nai Shalom off ers ‘A Taste of Judaism’ class
• Kids with diabetes and their families meet, celebrate at the library
• New church hopes to offer fresh option for Christians
• New parents: choose the new window treatments for your new lifestyle
• Why are some homes still selling like hot cakes?
• Shrewsbury organization presented ‘Historic New England Apples’
• Post Road Art Center announces Abstract Show winners
• City Council considers area business requests
• Student chefs get a taste of fall
• Pauline G. Mercer, 74
• Hudson Board of Selectmen hear budget concerns
• ARHS’s first graduating class reunites after 50 years
• Beverly C. Upham, 83
• SAC says no to proposed wastewater treatment plant
• Hudson Public School Preschool open to non-Hudson residents
• Precision Landscape Management off ers upkeep to design and installation
• Wayside Inn will host concert series
• Culinary Underground School for Home Cooks holds grand opening
• George L. Munro Jr., 73
• Beauty and the Feast Catering
• First Congregational Church of Shrewsbury holds fair
• Beth F. Berthiaume, 60
• 10-year-old all-stars raise over $12,000 for Jimmy Fund
• Dream Makers at Bay State All Stars Cheer & Dance
• Helen M. Lewis, 80
• Cub Scouts hold annual candy sale
• The Purple Rose
• St. Mary’s Credit Union hosts fifth anniversary celebration
• The Willows hosts Hawaiian luau
• Gail V. Rowe, 65
• Volunteer opportunity in Marlborough
• ‘Can you hear me now?’
• Andrew J. Hogan, 52
• Marlborough business discovers slithery visitor
• National graphics award given to Westboro Gallery founder
• Charlotte M. Wians, 82
• Hydrant flushing begins
• Straight “A’s” for Shrewsbury schools
• Calendar
• Do’s & Don’ts list for homebuyers
• Hudson takes it to the net
• Tatnuck hosts new Janine Schmitt exhibit
• Young athletes hit the field
• Life Skills program imparts independence, confidence
• Southborough soldier takes part in Operation New Dawn
• New owner says Sumner House will still be community gem
• Dan Candell performs at Senior Center
• Low turnout, little support at Green Community Meeting
• The Love Bug visits Shrewsbury
• Marlborough resident receives highest military honor in France
• Lighting it up in Westborough
• In the pink
• ‘Author of the Month’ makes it to Broadway, returns to St. Mary School
• Scentsibilities announces new teas, workshop
• ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ comes to Hudson
• Do’s & Don’ts list for homebuyers
• Hudson takes it to the net
• Calendar
• Tatnuck hosts new Janine Schmitt exhibit
• Young athletes hit the field
• Southborough soldier takes part in Operation New Dawn
• Life Skills program imparts independence, confidence
• Dan Candell performs at Senior Center
• New owner says Sumner House will still be community gem
• The Love Bug visits Shrewsbury
• Low turnout, little support at Green Community Meeting
• Lighting it up in Westborough
• Marlborough resident receives highest military honor in France
• ‘Author of the Month’ makes it to Broadway, returns to St. Mary School
• In the pink
• ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ comes to Hudson
• Scentsibilities announces new teas, workshop
• Wayside Inn will host concert series
• Precision Landscape Management off ers upkeep to design and installation
• George L. Munro Jr., 73
• Beauty and the Feast Catering
• Culinary Underground School for Home Cooks holds grand opening
• Beth F. Berthiaume, 60
• 10-year-old all-stars raise over $12,000 for Jimmy Fund
• First Congregational Church of Shrewsbury holds fair
• Helen M. Lewis, 80
• Cub Scouts hold annual candy sale
• Dream Makers at Bay State All Stars Cheer & Dance
• St. Mary’s Credit Union hosts fifth anniversary celebration
• The Willows hosts Hawaiian luau
• The Purple Rose
• Volunteer opportunity in Marlborough
• ‘Can you hear me now?’
• Gail V. Rowe, 65
• Marlborough business discovers slithery visitor
• National graphics award given to Westboro Gallery founder
• Andrew J. Hogan, 52
• Hydrant flushing begins
• Straight “A’s” for Shrewsbury schools
• Charlotte M. Wians, 82
• Edward G. Wagner, 57
• Marjorie Amelia Doherty, 93
• Antonio Viegas Leandres, 75
• Shrewsbury Rotary Club to host Fall Wine Tasting
• State election registration deadline approaches
• Dr. Zainab Nawab and Revive MD take microdermabrasion to the next level
• Florida A. Amadon, 98
• Culinary Underground announces Flavors of Thailand, grand opening
• Arthur L. Tupper
• Pets Gone Healthy
• City hosts 15th annual Heritage Festival
• Calendar
• Raccoons become the Cultural Bridge Builders
• Arts in Common draws large crowd
• RE/MAX Vision welcomes Griffin, Walsh to its team
• Correction
• Janeen Grasso joins WEICHERT, REALTORS® - ComVest Residential
• “Free” public library?
• The Budget Process and Determining Your Condo Fee
• St. John’s is in control
• Nathan Fisher property to be divided
• Tiny Tykes get ready for flag football
• Selectmen prepare for snow, “green” middle schools, elections
• Southborough Community House benefits from Eagle Scout project
• Shrewsbury Board of Selectmen at odds over fiscal policies
• Mountain View Cemetery posts fall clean-up notice
• Southborough gets new town planner
• Shrewsbury woman traces roots with clues from genealogists
• Outreach Department a resource for agerelated concerns
• Shrewsbury High hosts Alumni Social
• Marching band has spirit
• Shrewsbury school officials elated over latest MCAS scores
• Fallon Clinic joins Massachusetts e-Health Institute’s select list
• Community Garden is created at the Floral Street School
• Get in Shape for Women Open House a success
• Romey’s Gourmet
• Shrewsbury Board of Selectmen at odds over fiscal policies
• Board of Selectmen prepares for snow, “green” middle schools, elections
• Beth Ann Rebello, 41
• Gustavus Reed Ide Jr., 91
• Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP announces Silver as partner
• Bridge Street Bistro
• Creative Cabinets offers custom cabinetry and remodeling
• Barbara J. Stivers, 81
• Fall Festival at the Green Thumb
• Ann Marie Mulvey, 85
• Marlborough Savings Bank hosts homeowner seminar Oct. 2
• Eva M. Lapierre, 93
• Halloween Ball at American Ballroom & Latin Dance Studio
• Rev. Stephen F. Torraco
• Atlas Travel International
• Residents can sign Marlborough’s time capsule
• Calendar
• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage among top charitable givers
• Jessica DeHaemer joins WEICHERT, REALTORS® - ComVest Residential
• Inventory Shortages now spreading throughout the region
• Gary Brown named 2010 Heritage Hero
• Correction
• Selectmen sign warrant for Special Town Meeting
• Thank you from the Northborough Food Pantry
• City Council approves millions in spending
• When education is a way of life
• 15 articles on Special Town Meeting Warrant in Westborough
• Golfer Tommy McCloskey is all business
• Book group favorite Anita Diamant to appear at Tatnuck
• Marlborough High School girls volleyball still perfect
• Shrewsbury hosts a spirited festival
• “Spirit” of Shrewsbury shows in fall festival
• MetroWest Lawn and Power Equipment holds grand opening
• Selectmen reconsider changes to controversial intersection
• Messina in a ‘Fight Gone Bad’ to raise money for worthy cause
• Laurel Ann Tanenholtz, 51
• Linda T. Gorts, 63
• Lucy F. DeSimone, 85
• Helene J. Moziek, 95
• New dance class to begin this fall at Judy A. Hermans School of Dance
• Festival kicks off school year
• Celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Charm Bracelet
• Informed Women, Healthy Women Series presents cancer risk program
• Marlborough High School seniors give back
• The sign is clear
• Property Solutions
• Cultural delicacies, dance enjoyed at Grecian Festival
• Celebrating the fun of art
• YMCA golf tournament raises funds for Strong Kids Campaign
• Volunteers needed for new service in Marlborough
• Athlete of the Week:
• ‘Six Pasta Sauces’ class Sept. 27 at Culinary Underground
• You’ve got to have art
• Field hockey players in defensive struggle
• Fallon Clinic urologist contributes to ‘100 Questions & Answers about Bladder Cancer&rsquo
• Locals report military news
• The Southborough Gardeners present scarecrow contest
• Hudson SEPAC ‘clicks’ with parents
• Families enjoy weekend festivities
• The ‘Commerce Bank Frenzy Extra TV Show’ kicks off season
• Renovated Hudson Senior Center officially opens
• Winter Basketball League accepting registrations
• Scentsibilities holds Raw Foods & Weight Loss workshop Oct. 5
• Connie Claybrook joins WEICHERT, REALTORS® - ComVest Residential
• Cemetery walk offers glimpse of Shrewsbury history
• Begonia and Gesneriad Show at Tower Hill
• Signs of a market bottom surround us
• Fun and games at Parish Picnic
• Worcester Quakers hold Quaker Quest informational meetings
• Historic home on the market
• Senior Center hosts free Health Expo
• Celiac Support Group of Central MA meets Sept. 25
• Selectmen vote to amend water, sewer policy
• Artist Guild of Shrewsbury looking for new members
• Metro West Women’s Bar Group meets Oct. 7
• Public works reviews Shrewsbury construction projects
• A day for friends and families
• Westborough resident brings PVSA program to Armstrong
• Calendar
• Low turnout in Westborough for primary election
• Ralph W. Woolner, 90
• Tenka Asian Bistro
• Marlborough Savings Bank celebrates opening of new headquarters
• Edith Romano, 89
• Westborough Scouting Day takes place at Tufts Machine lot
• Overpowering performance
• Knights of Columbus makes, suggests charitable donations
• Garden club accepting nominations for outstanding gardens
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• Dr. Tarantan joins Fallon Clinic Internal Medicine Department
• Having a finger-licking good time
• Too close for comfort
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• American Ballroom & Latin Dance thanks “Dance to Live” participants
• Northborough enjoys Applefest activities
• 397 runners compete in Corridor Nine race
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• American Ballroom & Latin Dance Studio announces upcoming events
• Keeping traditions alive
• Summer readers score a carnival
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• Open House at Get in Shape for Women
• Hudson Board of Selectmen approves three businesses’ licenses
• A good old-fashioned day at the beach
• Celebrating a New England tradition
• Culinary Underground School for Home Cooks: Daytime Very Basics Series
• Real Estate’s Latest Numbers
• St. Mary Parish and School host dedication ceremony
• Remembering Joyce
• Myles W. O’Reilly, 78
• Shrewsbury vigil marks Sept. 11
• Boy Scout troop holds bottle, can drive
• Are coyotes a problem for local officials to solve?
• Calendar
• Selectmen add teachers, cruisers and praise Applefest
• Entrance forms available for Spirit of Shrewsbury 5K Road Race
• 'What can I do to help?'
• The Southborough Gardeners host Scarecrow Contest at Community House
• Shrewsbury Board of Selectmen discusses future finances
• Burglary suspect arrested
• Margaret F. Nunes, 74
• City Council holds public hearing about liquor license
• Party to honor Superintendent Mary Carlson
• James Thomas Cuddy, 76
• 32 years later, postcard brings fairy-tale ending
• Students enjoy their first day of school at Immaculate Conception
• police log
• Northborough enjoys Applefest activities
• Students volunteer to improve Rhode Island communities
• Restaurant Reviews
• Courtesy shuttle now available at Ultra Shine Collision
• Vandals shut down playground
• Business Features
• Fallon Clinic announces the addition of Dr. Martone
• 25 on the Common at the Grafton Inn
• Test photo addition
• Tower Hill Botanic Garden off ers free admission during Museum Day
• Joan E. Roper, 78
• Local woman organizes run to raise money for Boston AIDS Africa
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• Andrew Abu Realtors
• Estell E. Sargent, 89
• Election season underway
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• Dr. Keamy accepted to American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery
• A welcoming sign
• Landfill changes the landscape
• Myles W. O’Reilly, 78
• The Southborough Gardeners host Scarecrow Contest at Community House
• Margaret F. Nunes, 74
• James Thomas Cuddy, 76
• Remembering Joyce
• American Ballroom & Latin Dance thanks “Dance to Live” participants
• Northborough enjoys Applefest activities
• 397 runners compete in Corridor Nine race
• Are coyotes a problem for local officials to solve?
• American Ballroom & Latin Dance Studio announces upcoming events
• Keeping traditions alive
• Summer readers score a carnival
• 'What can I do to help?'
• Open House at Get in Shape for Women
• Hudson Board of Selectmen approves three businesses’ licenses
• A good old-fashioned day at the beach
• Culinary Underground School for Home Cooks: Daytime Very Basics Series
• Real Estate’s Latest Numbers
• St. Mary Parish and School host dedication ceremony
• Calendar
• Shrewsbury vigil marks Sept. 11
• Boy Scout troop holds bottle, can drive
• police log
• Selectmen add teachers, cruisers and praise Applefest
• Entrance forms available for Spirit of Shrewsbury 5K Road Race
• Restaurant Reviews
• Shrewsbury Board of Selectmen discusses future finances
• Burglary suspect arrested
• Business Features
• City Council holds public hearing about liquor license
• Party to honor Superintendent Mary Carlson
• Test photo addition
• 32 years later, postcard brings fairy-tale ending
• Students enjoy their first day of school at Immaculate Conception
• Please pick a page
• Northborough enjoys Applefest activities
• Students volunteer to improve Rhode Island communities
• Page Viewer
• Courtesy shuttle now available at Ultra Shine Collision
• Vandals shut down playground
• Please pick a page
• Fallon Clinic announces the addition of Dr. Martone
• 25 on the Common at the Grafton Inn
• Page Viewer
• Tower Hill Botanic Garden off ers free admission during Museum Day
• Joan E. Roper, 78
• Local woman organizes run to raise money for Boston AIDS Africa
• Please pick a page
• Andrew Abu Realtors
• Estell E. Sargent, 89
• Election season underway
• Page Viewer
• Dr. Keamy accepted to American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery
• A welcoming sign
• Landfill changes the landscape
• Celebrating a New England tradition
• Dr. Tarantan joins Fallon Clinic Internal Medicine Department
• Having a finger-licking good time
• Too close for comfort
• Calendar
• Committee votes to delay Pop Warner September start times
• VNA Care Network and Hospice off ers free Keep Well Clinics
• Annual Festival returns to kick off school year
• Enjoying a fun float
• Bringing back great musical memories and creating new ones
• Virginia M. Sousa, 81
• Vacation Bible School rounds up 180 local kids
• Grand Marshal Regina Cahill the pride of Marlborough
• John W. Coogan, 77
• Community thanks T-Ball coaches
• Local students ride for FACE AIDS
• Audrey Eileen Baum, 76
• Time in a bottle
• Everyone loves Marlborough’s Labor Day parade
• John J. Dyer Sr., 64
• Bulldogs win national soccer championship
• St. Mary’s Credit Union donates $10,000 for fireworks display
• Locals contribute to Friendly House
• 2010 high school football preview
• Join the Weight Loss Challenge in Westborough
• Learning science is spectacular
• Home team fans honor State Champs
• Keamy Laser Eye Centre adds an OCT device
• Sully's First Edition Pub
• Shrewsbury Garden Club awards scholarships
• Tower Hill Botanic Garden off ers free admission during Museum Day
• Marlborough enjoys Labor Day festivities
• Tower Hill Botanic Garden
• Special Olympics needs volunteers
• Shrewsbury student works for hemophilia outreach, education
• Cactus & Succulent Show at Tower Hill Botanic Garden
• Marlborough resident receives Legion d’Honneur award
• Students arrive for first day of school
• Ready Set Sew announces afterschool sewing classes
• Veneziano family welcomes new member
• Library program celebrates kindergarten
• Patient Appreciation at Northboro Chiropractic
• Scouting for a ‘geocache’ adventure
• Students explore school on Open Door Day
• Fall Open House at Lase-Away Skin and Hair Solutions
• Deb Flot recognized for Internet marketing excellence
• Music students share with community
• Elite Academy of Dance expands faculty
• Safety First…Sellers, Prepare Now to List for Fall!
• Locals report military news
• Bringing back great musical memories and creating new ones
• Virginia M. Sousa, 81
• Grand Marshal Regina Cahill the pride of Marlborough
• John W. Coogan, 77
• Vacation Bible School rounds up 180 local kids
• Local students ride for FACE AIDS
• Audrey Eileen Baum, 76
• Community thanks T-Ball coaches
• Everyone loves Marlborough’s Labor Day parade
• John J. Dyer Sr., 64
• Time in a bottle
• St. Mary’s Credit Union donates $10,000 for fireworks display
• Locals contribute to Friendly House
• Bulldogs win national soccer championship
• Join the Weight Loss Challenge in Westborough
• Learning science is spectacular
• 2010 high school football preview
• Keamy Laser Eye Centre adds an OCT device
• Sully's First Edition Pub
• Home team fans honor State Champs
• Tower Hill Botanic Garden off ers free admission during Museum Day
• Marlborough enjoys Labor Day festivities
• Shrewsbury Garden Club awards scholarships
• Tower Hill Botanic Garden
• Special Olympics needs volunteers
• Shrewsbury student works for hemophilia outreach, education
• Cactus & Succulent Show at Tower Hill Botanic Garden
• Marlborough resident receives Legion d’Honneur award
• Students arrive for first day of school
• Ready Set Sew announces afterschool sewing classes
• Veneziano family welcomes new member
• Library program celebrates kindergarten
• Patient Appreciation at Northboro Chiropractic
• Scouting for a ‘geocache’ adventure
• Students explore school on Open Door Day
• Fall Open House at Lase-Away Skin and Hair Solutions
• Deb Flot recognized for Internet marketing excellence
• Music students share with community
• Elite Academy of Dance expands faculty
• Safety First…Sellers, Prepare Now to List for Fall!
• Locals report military news
• Calendar
• Committee votes to delay Pop Warner September start times
• VNA Care Network and Hospice off ers free Keep Well Clinics
• Annual Festival returns to kick off school year
• Enjoying a fun float
• Colpack joins Courtyard by Marriott hotels
• Volunteers needed for housing committee
• Local resident makes strides against breast cancer
• Dr. Sharma joins Fallon Clinic’s Medical Specialties Department
• Seniors celebrate city’s anniversary
• Local residents receive athletic awards
• Registration for classes at Bay State Cheer & Dance
• The six biggest mistakes sellers make!
• September 11th vigil planned
• Gilda Marie Speroni, 86
• 1st Lt. Ray Fletcher comes home
• Shrewsbury man’s love of cars endures
• Maureen I. Zaccone, 74
• Walter Rice named Spirit of Shrewsbury Grand Marshal
• Genealogist honored at national conference
• Louise K. Chicoine, 93
• Scout displays leadership qualities at a young age
• Anne Dailey is the new principal at Saint Michael
• Calendar
• Dam repair to close Mill Pond boat launch
• The Goddard School celebrates tenth anniversary
• Erin Simone starts SHS’s first girls golf team
• School sparkles for September opening
• Season wraps up with ‘Summer Nights’
• Summertime learning fun
• Webster Five Foundation donates $3,000 to YouthNet
• Mother-approved school lunch ideas
• Gardeners Emporium Sept. 11 at Tower Hill
• Viola Mae Fuller, 81
• Dr. Martin to medical team
• Jeanne Davis, 90
• Culinary Underground begins Very Basic Series Sept. 22
• Mary Elizabeth Brown, 86
• Pandora trunk show at Stephanie G
• Cultural Council looking for programs to fund
• The Green Thumb
• Seniors harmonize in music group
• St. Mary’s Credit Union donates to MetroWest Boys & Girls Clubs
• Motorcycling for scholars
• Dunkin’ Drive-through?
• Gilda Marie Speroni, 86
• Maureen I. Zaccone, 74
• Louise K. Chicoine, 93
• Scout displays leadership qualities at a young age
• Anne Dailey is the new principal at Saint Michael
• Dam repair to close Mill Pond boat launch
• The Goddard School celebrates tenth anniversary
• Erin Simone starts SHS’s first girls golf team
• School sparkles for September opening
• Season wraps up with ‘Summer Nights’
• Summertime learning fun
• Webster Five Foundation donates $3,000 to YouthNet
• Mother-approved school lunch ideas
• Gardeners Emporium Sept. 11 at Tower Hill
• Viola Mae Fuller, 81
• Dr. Martin to medical team
• Jeanne Davis, 90
• Culinary Underground begins Very Basic Series Sept. 22
• Mary Elizabeth Brown, 86
• Pandora trunk show at Stephanie G
• Cultural Council looking for programs to fund
• The Green Thumb
• Seniors harmonize in music group
• Dunkin’ Drive-through?
• St. Mary’s Credit Union donates to MetroWest Boys & Girls Clubs
• Motorcycling for scholars
• Local resident makes strides against breast cancer
• Colpack joins Courtyard by Marriott hotels
• Volunteers needed for housing committee
• Local residents receive athletic awards
• Dr. Sharma joins Fallon Clinic’s Medical Specialties Department
• Seniors celebrate city’s anniversary
• September 11th vigil planned
• Registration for classes at Bay State Cheer & Dance
• The six biggest mistakes sellers make!
• Calendar
• 1st Lt. Ray Fletcher comes home
• Shrewsbury man’s love of cars endures
• Walter Rice named Spirit of Shrewsbury Grand Marshal
• Genealogist honored at national conference
• Madeleine V. Baptiste, 95
• Vandals to clean up graffiti
• Edward P. Burke, 86
• Selectmen discuss expanded costs, town quiet hours, courts
• Shrewsbury’s got talent
• Board considers building codes
• Armed robbery committed in Shrewsbury
• City Council considers cell tower proposals
• Marlbrough Hospital holds Flea Market
• Cummings School announces service fund for local nonprofits
• New Italian restaurant will open in former Vinny T’s
• John Joseph Mazeika, 80
• Nathan Fisher House going back on the market
• Liz Nolan chosen as Applefest Grand Marshal
• Irene Guyette, 84
• Harry’s Restaurant
• Kids discover bowling
• Ryan C. O’Connor, 25
• Westborough Charity Corp. holds ninth annual charity tournament
• It’s ‘Lights, Camera, Save!’ as Avidia Bank calls for entries
• Theater Camp ends happily ever after
• Selectmen discuss rise in graffiti
• CollegePlusRetirement.com
• Applefest includes annual Streetfair
• Spoon player stirs up fun
• Southboro Auto Tech Honored as ‘Top Shop’
• Applefest library book sale
• Summer programs wind down with Nature Camp
• Life Line Screening holds screenings Sept. 3
• Dishing up some Italian food, fun
• Girl Scouts visit Cape Cod and artisans
• Polito visits Shrewsbury Health and Racquet Club
• Parade to be one of the highlights of Applefest
• Exhibit features awardwinning photographer
• Take advantage of federal tax credit at Mark E. Meacham, Inc.
• Scouts participate in Jamboree
• Stop &… GO?!
• Open House and registration at Diane Cournoyer Dance Center
• Local breast cancer support group is meeting
• Locals win riding titles
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• Pirates rock the library
• Marlborough 13U falls short in 2010 Boroughs Cup Championship
• Stephanie Leahy joins Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
• Library to host focus groups in September
• Inventory shortages now spreading throughout the region
• Plans to reconstruct downtown Southborough go into overdrive
• Wallace J. Scott Jr., 87
• Don’t Fall Behind, Take Advantage of Today’s Home Prices... It’s A Buyers Market!
• Knights of Columbus Hosts 14th Annual Golf Tournament
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• Northborough women create warmth for soldiers
• Polito’s golf tournament raises money for area charities
• Historic city landmark in danger
• Road closures in Shrewsbury for utility construction
• Spirit of Shrewsbury Festival celebrates its 14th year
• Organization makes plea for host families for foreign teens
• Selectmen approve new facility for Genzyme on Forbes Road
• Hudson teacher retires after 33 years
• Shrewsbury senior prepares for 300th road race
• An apple a day ... that’s a good idea!
• Learning the ropes at day camp
• Corridor Nine to hold its seventh annual Applefest 5K race
• Porro’s at the Square celebrates over 50 years of success
• Loretta Szretter- Federico, 80
• Boroughs JCC Preschool Open House
• Mildred H. McMahon, 85
• Culinary Underground
• Lillian Marie Daniels, 84
• Dr. Rivera joins Fallon Clinic medical team
• Jane Barber, 69
• Fall registration at Laurene Aldorisio’s Academy of Dance Expressions
• Northborough ‘Moms and Tots’ fills 106 backpacks for kids in need
• Revive-MD to celebrate two-year anniversary
• Marlborough hosts Labor Day weekend celebrations
• United Way honors Clinton Savings Bank
• Campers create their own toys
• New directors, trustees named to Webster Five Savings Bank
• Balloons go up over Hudson at annual festival
• Town to hold special voter registration
• Kenneth B. Benson, 62
• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Shrewsbury office Welcomes Gary Anderson
• This (Really) Old House
• Volunteer drivers needed
• Webster Five announces donation of sale proceeds
• The beat goes on at the library
• Friends of the Shrewsbury Library award 2010 Scholarship
• Abdul Qadir, MD, joins Fallon Clinic
• Scout’s community service provides boost for food pantry
• DivorceCare Seminar offered at Grace Baptist Church
• Judy A. Hermans School of Dance participates in Step Up 2 Dance
• Preschoolers’ lessons go swimmingly
• Kassos competes in Greek Orthodox Oratorical Festival
• Revive MD offers discounts on sunscreen, anti-aging products
• Evenings at Tower Hill Botanic Garden
• Marlborough motorcycle ride, cookout benefits scholarship fund
• Narolewski, Gould engaged
• Organic gardeners reap healthy harvest
• The Pediatric Dental Group welcomes Dr. Gomez-Infante
• New aff ordable home ownership opportunities
• Shrewsbury roadwork projects to continue through August
• Eli Whitney portrait finds place of honor in his hometown
• Aug. 20 dance party at American Ballroom & Latin Dance Studio
• Students raise funds for Marlborough Hospital cancer care clinic
• ‘Uncommonly’ good music performed in Shrewsbury
• Local Artist opens studio to public for first time
• Happy Feet Kids
• Locals report military news
• Spirit of Shrewsbury Festival celebrates its 14th year
• Smiles shine on a sunny Sunday slide
• Commerce Bank donates to Neighborhood Nature program
• New Construction or Resale: Make an Informed Decision!
• 2010-2011 Westborough bus routes listed
• Signs of trouble
• Open House at Congregation B’nai Shalom
• Insurance outreach available from UMass Memorial counselors
• Elaine M. Moore, 64
• Pitching legend throws out first pitch in Northborough
• Fall registration at Children’s Music Academy
• Town moderator appoints 2010 committee members
• Joseph A. Botelho, 64
• Looking for Hall of Fame candidates
• Revive MD off ers discounts on sunscreen, anti-aging products
• Shrewsbury will share building inspector with other towns
• Dr. Nancy Frohloff , 54
• Southborough Little League team celebrates its impressive run
• Senior discount every Tuesday at Berlin Liquors
• SELCO alerts customers to energy audit scam
• Sally A. D’Angelo, 49
• Playful soccer camp for preschoolers
• Born in a barn: Riverbridge comes to Berlin
• Community gives in a time of need
• Edward A. Hjerpe Jr. 79
• Triple Play All-Star 14U team heads for Nationals
• Candidates meet with area voters
• Police host city’s first ‘Night Out’
• Colorado College announces 2009 to 2010 Dean’s List
• All Stars enjoy their victory
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• DivorceCare Seminar off ered at Grace Baptist Church
• Yoong Tong Thai Restaurant
• Books, bubbles at the library
• The Willows at Worcester has ‘appetite’ for local produce
• Fill ‘er up!
• Mother, daughter volunteer at orphanage
• Hudson Education Foundation expresses its appreciation
• Licking the summer heat
• What’s the going rate?
• Elite Academy of Dance wins award for ‘Lazy River’
• 10K racers run a scenic course
• Summer programs at Cornerstone Academy
• ‘Baby’ to be performed at Southgate Theater
• It’s ‘Lights, Camera, Save!’ as Avidia Bank calls for entries
• Local student attends youth leadership conference
• Fall registration at Charlotte Klein Dance Centers
• Local kids participate in ‘Trash-to-Treasure’ program
• Cool off with the Green Thumb’s ice cream buff et
• Alden W. Jefts, 87
• St. Mary’s Credit Union holds anniversary celebration
• Tazza D’Oro
• Scentsibilities
• Girl Scouts event provides ‘Hope For Haiti’
• Dr. Goel joins Fallon Clinic medical team
• Take a cool summer walk in Marlborough
• ‘Dance to Live’ memorial benefit at Maironis Park
• Lisa Hassett joins Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
• Calendar
• How much is that house really worth?
• Esther M. Hunt, 84
• New fountain planned for Bay State Green
• Shrewsbury pilots energy efficiency program
• Northborough begins Wind Energy Feasibility Study
• Firm chosen to market Allen property
• Zeytoonian Center kicks off 2010 fund-raising for Farm Aid
• Esther M. Hunt, 84
• Licking the summer heat
• What’s the going rate?
• Elite Academy of Dance wins award for ‘Lazy River’
• 10K racers run a scenic course
• Summer programs at Cornerstone Academy
• ‘Baby’ to be performed at Southgate Theater
• It’s ‘Lights, Camera, Save!’ as Avidia Bank calls for entries
• Local student attends youth leadership conference
• Fall registration at Charlotte Klein Dance Centers
• Local kids participate in ‘Trash-to-Treasure’ program
• Cool off with the Green Thumb’s ice cream buff et
• Alden W. Jefts, 87
• St. Mary’s Credit Union holds anniversary celebration
• Tazza D’Oro
• Scentsibilities
• Girl Scouts event provides ‘Hope For Haiti’
• Dr. Goel joins Fallon Clinic medical team
• Take a cool summer walk in Marlborough
• ‘Dance to Live’ memorial benefit at Maironis Park
• Lisa Hassett joins Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
• Calendar
• How much is that house really worth?
• New fountain planned for Bay State Green
• Shrewsbury pilots energy efficiency program
• Northborough begins Wind Energy Feasibility Study
• Firm chosen to market Allen property
• Zeytoonian Center kicks off 2010 fund-raising for Farm Aid
• Mother, daughter volunteer at orphanage
• Hudson Education Foundation expresses its appreciation
• Area venues among state’s 1,000 great places
• Local athletes took part in Special Olympics national event
• Little League All-Stars raise money for Jimmy Fund
• Tufts opens Farm Field to registered users
• Creativity sizzles this summer
• Water levels dip at Sandra Pond
• Marlborough teen raises money for animal rescue
• Local students receive academic honors
• Calendar
• Going for a slide at the beach
• Locals serve in the military
• Corridor Nine holds Summer Sizzle event
• Arlene P. Doyno, 83
• Green Thumb celebrates fun, food and family
• Eluned Rudzinski, 84
• Reba H. Gray, 88
• Charlotte Klein dancers win $1,000
• Una B. Moore, 79
• Eco-friendly product line expands at Monaghan’s custom colors
• Glenn A. Tessmer, 93
• Get in Shape for Women announces challenge winner
• Steakloft
• MetroWest Women’s Bar Group celebrates anniversary
• Workshops with a water view
• Aug. 6 dance party at American Ballroom & Latin Dance Studio
• St. Luke’s offers free Community Supper
• Not a British, but an Asian (longhorned beetle) invasion
• Fallon Clinic welcomes Dr. Shah to its urogynecology team
• WEICHERT, REALTORS® - Ernie Houde Associates welcomes Shane McCarthy to sales roster
• Coaching the boys of summer
• Sue’s Dance Studio holds registration
• A “do and don’t” list for first-time homebuyers
• Getting an off -season workout
• The Briarwood Community announces August programs
• New face in Marlborough City Council
• Playing in the good ole summertime
• CMS, Inc.
• Beetle prevention examined
• Panagian, Barnett engaged
• Youths go on a housing mission
• Massachusetts Property Tax relief for Seniors
• What do you have to lose?
• Top Metrowest Massachusetts Building Contractors and Real Estate vendors
• Fitness Together Teams with American Diabetes Association to raise funds and awareness
• Fitness Together to hold free warm up for "Walk to Fight Diabetes" Oct. 17
• Fitness Together-Westborough Invites the Public to join the Fight Against Diabetes at an Open House
• Personal Trainer Jessica DeVoid of Fitness Together Donates Her Hair to Locks for Love
• Personal Trainer Troy Allard of Fitness Together Completes Mission to Dominican Republic
• Fitness Together Studios Launch Athletes Advantage Program for Peak Performance
• Capital Gains When Selling a Home
• Fitness Together to Host Open House
• Westboro Real Estate market report August 2008
• Westboro Real Estate market report for July
• Westboro Massachusetts Real Estate Market Report
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• PreSchool Programs -Creative Movement, Music & Drama
• Speed Networking Breakfast
• Math Olympiad

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