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The city is seeking proposals for a new operator to oversee event operation, along with restaurant and outdoor patio space inside the hub.
Several Shrewsbury police supervisors recently completed advanced leadership training.
An Ashland woman was arraigned in Westborough District Court on Friday.
Town native and U.S. Navy veteran Kenny Hiltz will serve as Parade Marshal.
Repairs at Sudbury’s popular SMILE Playground at Haskell Field are taking longer than originally expected.
National Burger Day is back on May 28, and Massachusetts restaurants are celebrating.
Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School will get $350,000 for renovations to its auditorium.
The prestigious recognition honors students who demonstrate excellence in academics, vocational training and community involvement.
Anand Sharma won one of two seats in Shrewsbury's 2026 Annual Town Election.
On Tuesday, Shrewsbury residents voted on the Trustees of the Public Library and contested races for the Select Board and School Committee.
Organizers say the event is intended to bring greater awareness to survivorship and the lasting challenges many patients face.
The bakery, café and restaurant is known for its artisan breads, pastries and sandwiches made with simple, high-quality ingredients.
A fire at the DoubleTree Hotel sent heavy smoke throughout the building, according to Westborough fire officials.
A new national study suggests the Worcester metro area is becoming one of the better places in the country for working mothers.
Officers have received numerous reports over the past several days involving vehicles being entered during overnight hours.
Plus, a beloved brewery is expanding its footprint in Massachusetts.
Plus, a new Italian dining concept is debuting in this Massachusetts city.
The new spot brings eight new indoor courts to the growing local pickleball scene.
The first 50 people in line will receive a free açaí bowl.
Health care and higher education continue to dominate Worcester’s economy.
