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Milford Regional Honors Two Employees for 45 Years of Service with WooSox First Pitch

Friday, August 1 by Josh Laffin

Two longtime Milford Regional Medical Center employees have been honored for their many years of service. UMass Memorial Health / Milford Regional says Maureen... Read More.

Pan-Mass Challenge Rolls Through Area Saturday; Drivers Urged to Use Caution

Friday, August 1 by Josh Laffin

A reminder that the annual Pan-Mass Challenge will bring thousands of bicyclists through the area tomorrow. Local police will be placed at strategic locations... Read More.

West Nile Virus Detected in Grafton Mosquitoes; Officials Urge Precautions

Friday, August 1 by Josh Laffin

Several cities and towns have recently reported positive tests of West Nile Virus in mosquito samples including in Grafton. Health officials are reminding you... Read More.

Broken Gas Line Shuts Down Hopkinton’s Wood Street for Six Hours

Friday, August 1 by Josh Laffin

It was a broken gas line that led to a six-hour closure of Hopkinton’s Wood Street on Thursday. Director of Public Works Kerry Reed... Read More.

Grafton Expands Free Public WiFi Access with New Hotspots at Local Parks Through State and Federal Support

Wednesday, July 30 by Josh Laffin

There is now free public wifi available in several places around Grafton. The town says the free service is available at Mill Villages Park,... Read More.

The Rotary Club of Southborough has raised $4,800 to help bring food to some of the thousands of people still living in temporary housing in Los Angeles following the massive wildfires there in January. The Community Advocate reports $3,000 came from the Southborough community and $1,800 from Rotary District 7910. The money will help residents and first responders in Altadena where nearly 6,000 homes were destroyed, displacing about 18,000 people who are still in the process of rebuilding.

Wednesday, July 30 by Josh Laffin

The Rotary Club of Southborough has raised $4,800 to help bring food to some of the thousands of people still living in temporary housing... Read More.

Thousands of Cyclists to Ride Through Local Towns as Pan-Mass Challenge Returns This Saturday

Wednesday, July 30 by Josh Laffin

The annual Pan-Mass Challenge will bring thousands of bicyclists through the area this Saturday, August 2. Local police will be placed at strategic locations... Read More.

Milford Students Help Reimagine Shopper’s World as Sustainable Mixed-Use Development in Framingham

Wednesday, July 30 by Josh Laffin

A couple of Milford High students are working on a project to redesign the storied Shopper’s World outdoor mall in Framingham into a clean-energy... Read More.

Hopkinton Contractor Sentenced to Federal Prison After $2.4 Million Fraud Scheme and COVID Loan Abuse

Wednesday, July 30 by Josh Laffin

A Hopkinton man is heading to prison for about a year after pleading guilty to federal conspiracy and fraud charges. Ronaldo Solano, who ran... Read More.

Medway Seeks Community-Focused Library Director to Lead Innovative Programs and Tea

Monday, July 28 by Josh Laffin

Medway is looking for a Library Director. The Town says they are looking for someone community-focused who will work to foster innovative programming that... Read More.

Hopkinton Parks Launches Pickleball Open Play Wednesdays with Easy Online Sign-Up via PlayTime Scheduler

Monday, July 28 by Josh Laffin

Hopkinton Parks and Recreation is now offering Pickleball Open Play at the courts at Fruit Street. Open play will take place on Wednesday evenings... Read More.

Lake Chauncy Closed to All Water Activities Amid Blue-Green Algae Health Risks; Westborough Monitors Closely

Monday, July 28 by Josh Laffin

Lake Chauncy is temporarily closed due to blue-green algae in the water. Westborough Public Health Director Jennifer Sullivan announced Monday that the closure was... Read More.

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