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Town Hall Newsletter Flags Election Dates, Back-to-School Resources

Southborough Town Hall released Volume 46 of its newsletter, flagging election dates and back-to-school resources for families. The "Word on Common Street" bulletin points residents to key date and time information ahead of the town's upcoming elections, plus back-to-school links as the…

Shrewsbury Elevates West Nile Virus Precautions Amid Regional Risk

Shrewsbury health officials elevated West Nile virus precautions Wednesday amid rising regional risk. The Central Massachusetts Regional Health Department urged residents to use insect repellent and clear standing water after regional mosquito surveillance showed increased virus activit…

Millbury Remains at Significant Drought Level, State Confirms

Millbury remains at a Significant drought level as the Central Region's water conditions stay elevated, state officials confirmed this week. Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Rebecca Tepper's Aug. 7 regional update keeps Millbury under the designation, posted to the town's offi…

Milford Schools Add Nearly 30 New Staff For 2026-27 Year

Milford Public Schools is adding nearly 30 new staff members ahead of the 2026-27 school year, Patch reports. The roster of incoming educators, administrators and support staff, covering classrooms and offices across the district, was published Tuesday as buildings prepare for the retur…

Leominster Posts New Updates on Monoosnoc Brook Stabilization Project

Leominster City Hall posted new updates on the Monoosnoc Brook Stabilization Project this week. The city, under Mayor Dean Mazzarella's administration, also added fresh Home Business and Flamingo Express FAQs to its News and Announcements page, and Priest Street Elementary will host a p…