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Algonquin boys basketball erases early deficit to notch win over Westborough
“We can come together more as a team. Supporting each other – it’s really something we can never stop getting better at.”
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Community Center pool project estimated at $406,521
The project to renovate the pool at the community center on Union Street is making its way through the capital budget process.
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Women’s Club hosts Holiday House Tour
The Westborough Women’s Club will conduct its annual Holiday House Tour on Saturday, Dec. 14, from 1 to 4 p.m.
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Girls hockey teams return to the ice as regular-season action starts
“We’ve got a good nucleus. It’s going to be a typical, hard-working team. We’ll play within our systems, and I think we’ll be OK."
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Westborough High students take part in raking project
As part of a service project coordinated with the Westborough Senior Center, a group of Westborough High School students raked leaves.
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Sikh temple provides meals to families displaced by Arrive fire
Volunteers from Gurudwara Sahib Westborough NESSC, a Sikh temple on Flanders Road, began providing hot meals for families starting that Monday night.
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Venture Crew to pick up trees
Venture Crew plans outdoor adventures, such as backpacking, snowshoeing, canoeing, sailing and whitewater rafting.
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Overnight work closes Turnpike ramp at Route 495 in Hopkinton
Overnight work on the Interstate 90 eastbound ramp to Interstate 495 northbound in Hopkinton began Sunday, Dec. 14.
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Sabatini’s Restaurant in Westborough closes after 45 years
A sign on the front of Sabatini's Restaurant on Wednesday, Dec. 11, announced that it had closed after 45 years.
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Vehicle theft ring had stolen from Westborough businesses
The Police Department was among several agencies who assisted in the breakup of a motor vehicle theft ring based in Brockton.
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Delay would allow library to move to Community Center during repairs
The Westborough Public Library will have a temporary home in the Community Center if funds for the repair project be approved at Town Meeting.
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Overtime winner! Westborough hockey tops rival Algonquin in Boroughs Cup
Despite being down at several points throughout the game, the Rangers continually fought back, ultimately topping their longtime rivals in overtime.
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Brickmaking was an important industry in early Westborough
By 1906, Stephen Gilmore had retired, and the brick factory ceased to be listed among town businesses. Read more here
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Lions help food pantry purchase storage container
According to the pantry’s Polly Thayer, the container will be used to store non-food donations such as toilet paper and hygiene products.
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A sound assist saves the day at Westborough tree lighting
An injury nearly pulled the plug on Westborough’s holiday tree lighting two weeks ago. Read more about this event here.
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Doan-Nguyen earns Marshall Scholarship
The program received 983 applications this year from candidates representing academic institutions across the United States.
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Westborough synagogue to host menorah lighting
Congregation B'nai Shalom, 117 E. Main St., will host a Community Hanukkah Menorah Lighting on Friday, Dec. 27, at 5:30 p.m.
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Renderings of dispatch center at the Harvey Building revealed
The Regional Emergency Community Center will be run by dispatchers from Westborough, Southborough and Grafton.
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Arrive tenants return after fire to noise from fans, dehumidifiers
It was a rough week for residents at the 293 building at the Arrive apartment complex on Turnpike Road.
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Bill’s Sharpening keeps family tradition alive 50 years later
“It doesn’t make much money. I keep it open out of sentiment,” said John Walden. “I don’t mind putting the time in.”
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