A bald eagle was recently euthanized due to a confirmed infection of bird flu. It was found in Townsend, a Shrewsbury wildlife service said.
The ever-controversial MBTA Communities Act had another challenger - this time out of Shrewsbury. The referendum to overturn changes failed.
A water main is undergoing repair in Shrewsbury through this afternoon.
The Beals Common project, a mixed-use development plan, was affirmed by the Massachusetts Land Court last week.
Public buildings in Shrewsbury will be closed in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Following a main break earlier this morning, an area of Shrewsbury's water has since been restored.
Water has been restored to the area around Dawson Circle following a main break.
The town will be performing repairs and tests on the sewers for the next few months.
Due to repairs on a nearby well, residents of Shrewsbury around the Edgemere and Route 20 area may experience discolored water.
The town is inviting contractors to submit bids for a three-year contract to tend the Mountain View Cemetery & Town Center.
The Shrewsbury Building Inspector staff will hold a workshop on how to submit residential permit applications online.
Shrewsbury’s senior citizens who own property in the town can now apply for a tax work-off, and could receive up to a $2,000 credit.
Giving Tuesday, which in 2024 falls on Dec. 3, is a day dedicated to supporting nonprofit and community groups.
A scratch-off player who purchased a ticket at Shrewsbury store just struck it rich on a Mass Lottery game.
"Since 2020 when we formed, we've taken in over 420 raptors to date," said Jessica Zorge, a wildlife rehabilitator and educator.
Shrewsbury boasts big outside open spaces, like Ski Ward. But if you prefer trekking uphill as opposed to downhill, there's Prospect Park.
With EEE and West Nile already here, this is when health officials will be out trying to kill mosquitoes.
Girl Scouts from Shrewsbury, Milford, Westborough and Grafton mounted projects ranging from murals to activities for seniors.
It's really hot this week, dangerously so. See how much longer you might have to keep your AC kicking this summer.
With a possible record-breaking year for mosquito populations, here's when health officials will be out trying to kill them.
Melanie Petrucci has volunteered on just about every board and commission in Shrewsbury, and in local schools.
Juneteenth — which falls on June 19 — is now a federal holiday. Here's what Shrewsbury has planned to mark the holiday.
The Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Committee is sponsoring the celebration during LGBTQ+ Pride month.
Project Mishoon has been burning canoes across the state to demonstrate the history and traditions of the Nipmuc people.
Many local graduates excelled in academics, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local graduate who deserves a shoutout from Holden.
The weekly markets at town hall are now being run by the Shrewsbury Recreation Department.
The Shrewsbury Trails Committee is hosting the nighttime walk at Lake Park on Sunday.
The rate increase is partially due to increased costs associated with a PFAS filtration system.
The Cornerstone Bank branch opened in March, but the company is planning a celebration with activities, food and prizes in April.
The solar eclipse Monday won't be total in the skies over Shrewsbury, but it'll be close.
SELCO will be giving out trees during a town Arbor Day celebration alongside other activities.
Shrewsbury isn't in the path of full totality, but will be close enough for quite a celestial show.
Shrewsbury will begin a period of sewer inspections on Wednesday that involves shooting air that may end up in homes.
Shrewsbury residents should expect new collection practices, plus a subsidy for hazardous waste disposal.
More than 50 cities and towns recently received grants under the Municipal Americans with Disabilities Act Grant program.
The Shrewsbury Rotary Club event in April will benefit the club's scholarship program, and more.
A storm on Tuesday could drop as much as 8 inches of snow in the Shrewsbury area.
There is compensation available for volunteers who help deliver food to seniors who might have trouble accessing meals.
A lucky winner who played a $10 scratch-off game claimed the prize recently.
A scratch-off ticket worth $1 million was sold at a Shrewsbury liquor store this week, according to Mass Lottery.