Whitinsville-Christian Girls Tennis Falls to Fifth Seed
The Whitinsville-Christian Crusaders capped a strong 13-4 regular season with a hard-fought first-round playoff matchup against No. 5 Belchertown. As the No. 28 seed... Read More.
Whitinsville-Christian Girls Tennis Falls to Fifth Seed
Holliston Panthers Break Through with Historic First Playoff Win
Holliston boys’ tennis continued its strong season by rolling past Nauset Regional 5-0 in the first round of the Division 2 playoffs. The Panthers... Read More.
Chargers Return to Playoffs, Building Toward Breakthrough
After navigating a challenging regular-season schedule, Blackstone-Millville girls’ tennis finished 6-9 and earned the No. 31 seed out of 33 in the Division 4... Read More.
Warriors’ Gritty Run Ends in Tight Playoff Opener
The Nipmuc Warriors closed their season with a hard-fought 3-1 loss to Tewksbury in the first round of the Division 3 playoffs. Entering as... Read More.
Medway Mustangs Secure First Playoff Win After Four-Year Rebuild
Medway girls’ tennis has completed a stunning rise from Division 3 also-ran to genuine contender. After posting a 10-6 regular-season record, the Mustangs earned... Read More.
Grab your fishing pole for Medway Parks & Recreation’s Annual Catch & Release Fishing Derby. It’s this Saturday, May 31 at Choate Park from 7am-10am. This is a free event, open to all ages, with no registration required. Bring your own fishing rod, tackle, and a bucket. Free bait will be available while supplies last. There will be awards and prizes for the most fish caught, the biggest fish caught, and the most unusual catch.
Grab your fishing pole for Medway Parks & Recreation's Annual Catch & Release Fishing Derby. It's this Saturday, May 31 at Choate Park from... Read More.
Former Norfolk County Sheriff’s Official Indicted for Bribery and Extortion, Pleads Not Guilty
A former Norfolk County Sheriff’s Office employee has been arrested on federal charges. Former assistant deputy superintendent of jail operations Thomas Brady has been... Read More.
Franklin Runner Tackles Rugged “Hundred-Mile Wilderness” for Mental Health Awareness
A runner from Franklin has set an impressive goal, and he is doing it to help a local charity. James Flannery is going to... Read More.
Seniors in Westborough who need help with transportation are getting a boost thanks to a new partnership between the Council on Aging and the Worcester Regional Transit Authority to expand van service for out-of-town medical appointments such as to Worcester and Marlborough. The Community Advocate reports the partnership, which starts July 1, will help fill a need for the Council on Aging which has three vans that can only be used for out-of-town grocery store trips, but not for medical appointments.
Seniors in Westborough who need help with transportation are getting a boost thanks to a new partnership between the Council on Aging and the... Read More.
Central Street Bridge Closure to Disrupt Milford Traffic Through October
If your drive through Milford includes the Central Street Bridge, get ready for a big disruption. On Monday June 2 the Town starts work... Read More.
Franklin High School’s Empty Bowls Club Marks 10 Years of Fighting Hunger, Raises Over $17,000 for Franklin Food Pantry
FRANKLIN, MA (May 28, 2025) – In a milestone celebration of compassion, creativity, and community spirit, the Franklin High School Empty Bowls Club, in... Read More.
Hopedale Girls Tennis Aims to Upset Ipswich as No. 26 Seed
The Hopedale Blue Raiders girls' tennis team earned the No. 26 seed in the Division 4 state tournament after finishing 9–6 in league play... Read More.
