A national real estate investment firm's purchase of a large Shrewsbury industrial park led local business news this week. Equus Capital Partners acquired the property, according to a Patch report that did not disclose terms of the sale. Patch also reported that a local private school n…
Shrewsbury officials warned residents Thursday after two Recreation Department social media accounts were hacked, per a Patch report, urging caution around any suspicious posts or messages appearing to originate from the accounts. Separately, an oil spill near Route 20 prompted a cleanu…
Shrewsbury Planning Board votes 3 to 1 to approve commercial site plan at 335 Maple Avenue.
Shrewsbury's Municipal Facilities Optimization Committee reset the town's long-stalled DPW facility project and authorized $151,517 in consultant contracts at its July 9 meeting.
Shrewsbury this week saw a public health update and a heartfelt community tribute. The Central Massachusetts Regional Health District posted its July 2026 "Public Health Topics" bulletin through the town's official alert system, offering residents guidance and pointing to Town Hall's up…
Shrewsbury School Committee unanimously approves new assistant superintendent after 42-applicant search.
Shrewsbury Finance Committee votes unanimously to tap reserve fund for $113,000 police salary shortfall. The committee approved the transfer at its July 8 meeting, exhausting what remained of the town's fiscal year 2026 reserve fund with two weeks left before the books close on July 15.
Shrewsbury celebrated a milestone as WWII veteran Ed Randall was honored ahead of his 101st birthday this month, a story covered by Patch. Meanwhile, the Central Massachusetts Regional Health District released its July 2026 public health topics for the region, and Town Hall continues no…
Shrewsbury's Form of Government Study Committee voted unanimously to extend its public outreach survey through August 3 after drawing just 44 responses in its first two weeks.
SHREWSBURY -- June 29, 2026, Shrewsbury Zoning Board denies pool setback appeal and variances, approves accessibility ramp and eight other petitions. The Zoning Board of Appeals voted 5-0 Monday to deny Carlin Grenier'
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