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Algonquin hockey honors Arsenault in win over Hopedale
"It's not even so much the winning, it's about representing the program, the family, and playing out best."
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MassDOT approves truck exclusion for Summer Street
A heavy commercial vehicle exclusion on Summer Street has been approved by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation.
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Winter weather leads to school closures, parking ban
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory, to be in effect from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Thursday.
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Expanded Via zone would include ARHS and downtown Northborough
The recommendation calls for breaking Via's zone into two — one for Shrewsbury and one for Westborough and Northborough.
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Tougas granted license to serve wine and beer
Tougas Family Farm may soon be allowed to serve wine and beer. Tougas went before the Select Board on Jan. 27.
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A trailblazer for women’s sports, Tina Beauchemin now coaches Algonquin hockey
I think it’s neat to be able to have women now for these girls to be able to look at,” Beauchemin said. Read more here.
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Pair of crashes snarls morning commute on I-290, Route 20
A pair of crashes at I-290 and Route 20 is causing traffic headaches this morning.
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PHOTOS: Town landmark demolished as downtown evolves
Northborough's former fire station is in the process of being demolished, as the town prepares for downtown redevelopment.
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A great time to be kind: Kindness Week arrives in Northborough
Northborough's Community Affairs Committee (CAC) is hosting Kindness Week Feb. 9-15. Read more about the week here.
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Joann Fabrics closing stores in Mass., including Shrewsbury
Joann Fabrics is closing 530 of its 800 locations nationwide, including 1000 Turnpike Road.
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Icy conditions lead to 2-hour delays for most schools
Due to messy conditions on the road this morning, the following school systems will have a two-hour delay.
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Ellsworth home demolished to make way for Church Street project
“Thank you for making this happen and allowing us to move the project forward and stay on time with our goals,” said Milton on Jan. 23.
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Herb Chambers dealerships sold to Georgia group
One of the region’s largest auto dealerships, including three in Westborough, has been sold to an automotive group out of Georgia.
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Northborough purchased 432 Whitney Street last April. Here’s what’s happening...
“This is just a preliminary sketch of a trail option,” said Vignaly. “But it’s something that’s workable.”
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‘Best job I’ve ever had’: Dowd to retire as Northborough Town Clerk
“Beyond his official duties, Andy is widely respected among his peers for his integrity, professionalism and willingness to mentor others."
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‘Screenagers: Under the Influence’ at Algonquin
Encompass will present a screening of “Screenagers: Under the Influence” on Tuesday, Feb. 25. Read more here.
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Chapinville was once Northborough’s industrial hub
The Chapin Canal was built around 1820 to supply water for the Amory Barnard Corn and Flour Mill located on the east side of Hudson Street.
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Local Lions hosting meat raffle
The Northborough and Westborough Lions clubs will host a meat raffle on March 23 at Cold Harbor Brewery, 66 Otis St.
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Sign up for scholarships in Northborough
Open to all Northborough high school students, the scholarships are based on several factors, including an essay.
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‘They didn’t give up’: Algonquin girls hockey’s promising season meets early end
"They were excited to play today. Unfortunately, somebody comes out on top and somebody doesn't." Read more here.
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