Franklin Nonprofit to Pay $1M Settlement Over Ineligible Pandemic Loan Forgiveness

Franklin Nonprofit to Pay $1M Settlement Over Ineligible Pandemic Loan Forgiveness

Monday, August 18 by Josh Laffin

A Franklin non-profit with the goal of promoting energy efficiency is paying $1 million to settle a claim it falsely received financial benefits during... Read More.

Millis Man Sentenced to 26 Months for Threats Against Synagogues

Monday, August 18 by Josh Laffin

It’s more than two years in prison for a Millis man convicted of making threats against synagogues. Last week a federal judge sentenced John... Read More.

Westborough Man Arrested for Alleged Child Sexual Assault

Monday, August 18 by Josh Laffin

A Westborough man had been arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a child. Police Chief Todd Minardi says Rigoberto Vasquez Mendoza was arrested last week... Read More.

Milford Teen Earns Girl Scouts’ Gold Award and $5K Scholarship for Wildlife Conservation Film

Friday, August 15 by Josh Laffin

A teen from Milford has been honored for a documentary film she created. Cecilia Deslaurier-Tate is now attending Arizona State University but last year... Read More.

Lumber Street in Hopkinton to Close Monday for Hazard Removal; Detour Through Milford

Friday, August 15 by Josh Laffin

Heads up for roadwork in Hopkinton Monday that could also affect Milford. Hopkinton Public Works says they need to close Lumber Street for a... Read More.

Franklin Officials Warn of Scam Involving Fake Invoices Posing as Planning Department

Friday, August 15 by Josh Laffin

A scam artist posing as the Town of Franklin’s Planning Department is apparently attempting to get money from local organizations. Franklin Police have posted... Read More.

Franklin Restores Third Ambulance After Budget Adjustment and State Aid Boost

Friday, August 15 by Josh Laffin

A third ambulance is back in rotation for the Town of Franklin. The Town had to cut an ambulance crew due to budget issues... Read More.

Hopkinton Urges Immediate Water Conservation Amid Prolonged Drought and Declining Well Levels

Friday, August 15 by Josh Laffin

Hopkinton remains under major water use restrictions and the Town’s Water-Sewer Manager is imploring residents to cooperate. In a notice Tuesday Eric Carty says... Read More.

Lumber Street in Hopkinton to Close Monday Morning for Rock Removal: Detours in Place

Thursday, August 14 by Josh Laffin

Heads up for next week if you plan on driving between Hopkinton and Milford on Lumber Street. Hopkinton Public Works says they need to... Read More.

UMass Memorial Health – Milford Regional Offers Fall Health Education Classes for Women and Families

Thursday, August 14 by Josh Laffin

UMass Memorial Health – Milford Regional is sponsoring several community educational offerings this fall. For women there is an in-person lecture called Care for... Read More.

Franklin November Ballot Still Has Open Seats as Candidate Deadline Approaches

Thursday, August 14 by Josh Laffin

There’s still time to file papers to run for office in Franklin in November. The Town Clerk says as of Tuesday, she has one... Read More.

Southborough Bans Sale of Flavored Oral Nicotine Products Amid Youth Access Concerns

Thursday, August 14 by Josh Laffin

The Southborough Board of Health has voted to restrict sales of certain nicotine products to keep them out of the hands of kids. In... Read More.

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