Town officials said residents should try stop using the water for an hour, and then try again if they see discolored water.
The Shrewsbury Animal Control is trying to reunite the cat with its owner.
Work is scheduled to start at Main Circle and the project is expected to take 6-8 weeks to complete.
The pond will remain closed until further laboratory tests reveal acceptable and safe water quality limits.
The demolition will last for a period of three to four weeks.
Construction activity of new sewer installation for the Route 20 Corridor Sewer Upgrades will begin from July 9.
The large pet snake is waiting with the local herpetological society.
Shrewsbury's Town Hall is reopening to the public, including the School Department and SELCO
This revised order does not supersede previously issued sector guidance, and is effective beginning July 6.
Though the holiday is observed, July 3rd, there is NO DELAY for Shrewsbury trash and recycling collections, this week or next week.
Visit the link below for more information.
This document, also known as the Customer Confidence Report, contains important information about Shrewsbury’s drinking water supply.
Residents in the vicinity of the impacted area may have discolored water due to the interruption in water service.
The Historic District Commission meets intermittently throughout the year as necessary and appropriate.
Grab & Go Hot Meals will start from July 7. MUST call 48 hours before to reserve a meal.
The Water and Sewer Division has completed repairing the water main in the vicinity of 81 Holden Street.
Four baby swans were pulled from a retention area with their parents.
Power was knocked out overnight to a Shrewsbury neighborhood.
A tree fell on power lines affecting parts of White City, Lakeway Commons and other streets nearby.
The forecasts continue to predict hot dry weather with chances of rain storms over the next few days.
Haluch Water contracting has made the necessary repairs and water service has been restored to Alden Ave.
Click the link below for more information.
Residents should receive the mailer by the end of the month if not already.
Residents in the vicinity of the impacted area may have discolored water due to interruption in water service.
Pettingill-Long serves as Team Leader for MetroWest & Central Massachusetts and also serves as a State Chapter Lead.
Work will continue daily Monday-Friday, weather permitting, and night work will be performed on June 22, and June 23.
We are working with the vendor to expedite the Sewall Street well pump repairs, but it is out of service until further notice.
'We encourage all residents, contractors, and business people to register and create a login, if you have not already done so.'
At the same time, AARP has not given general permission for sites to reopen.
If you experience discolored water after service is restored, please run the cold water in an outside faucet.
The annual farmer's market starts on Wednesday and lasts until September 30th.
This work will require Water and Sewer Division to suspend water service in the respective areas to complete the work.
If you experience discolored water now that the flushing is complete, please run cold water in an outside faucet.
If you experience discolored water once the flushing is complete, please run cold water in an outside faucet or downstairs bathtub.
Where: MUNICIPAL GARAGE at 211 South Street, Shrewsbury, MA, 01545.
When the treatment plant is not running, the Town is fed by the water storage tanks.
Residents in the vicinity of the impacted area may also have reduced pressure or discolored water due to the interruption in water service.
Water service will be suspended beginning around 9:00 a.m. and will be restored by approximately 3:00 p.m.
The areas where discolored water have occurred include North Quinsigamond Avenue, Old Mill Road, and Tanglewood Drive.
Upgrades to sewer pump stations located on Arrowwood Drive and Route 20 at Lakeside Drive will also be a part of this project.