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Police land $35,000 state road safety grant

Shrewsbury police secured a $35,000 state grant to fund traffic safety enforcement through next September. From our own coverage: Shrewsbury logs 12 property transfers in latest roundup. Also in today's brief (13 items): Police land $35,000 state road safety grant; Lawsuit over Boston f…

From Shrewsbury News

Shrewsbury on Sun, Oct 11

  • Police land $35,000 state road safety grant. Shrewsbury police were awarded a $35,036 state grant that will fund traffic enforcement and equipment from November 2026 through September 2027 to improve safety for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists, Shrewsbury Patch reported.Shrewsbury Patch
  • Lawsuit over Boston fire names Shrewsbury exhaust firm. A negligence lawsuit over a Boston hotel kitchen fire now names Shrewsbury-based MA Exhaust Tech, accused of inadequate exhaust cleaning that worsened the damage despite insurance payouts, Universal Hub reported.Universal Hub
  • Secret Garden Halloween trail draws family visitors. Shrewsbury's Secret Garden near Herbert's Candy is drawing families for a Halloween-season walking trail, one of several family-friendly fall attractions across Greater Boston and Central Massachusetts, Mommy Poppins reported.Mommy Poppins

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