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After car plows into police headquarters, new road design planned for municipal campus (opens the original)
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SHREWSBURY â On January 19, 2026, a 2022 BMW SUV crashed into the Shrewsbury Police Department headquarters. Though nobody aside from the driver, who plowed into the building intentionally and was later charged, was injured, the incident caused significant damage. The car broke through two pylons, two sets of doors, and the door to dispatch. Since then, the building has had temporary repairs. Concrete barriers were placed in the driveway of the municipal campus to shorten the potential runway
‘Couldn’t be more happy to celebrate’: The Fresh Monkee brings smoothies in Southborough (opens the original)
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SOUTHBOROUGH â More smoothies in Central Massachusetts. On September 24, The Fresh Monkee marked the grand opening of its Southborough location at 118 Turnpike Road. Itâs the second location opened by Patrice Kontchou, with the other on Milk Street in Westborough. âI am a fitness and wellness advocate, and I have been my whole life. I believe that what you eat matters as much as your workouts. Here, itâs the best of both worlds. Something healthy and tasty. For most shakes out there, you
Residents form organized opposition against Amazon's bid to bring drone delivery to local area (opens the original)
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WESTBOROUGH â On September 23, hundreds of residents from throughout Central Massachusetts gathered in a hotel conference room to hear Tareq Wafaie, part of Amazonâs economic development team, outline how drone delivery would be coming to the area. Within a 7.5-mile radius around the companyâs Otis Street (Westborough) facility, Amazon plans to send MK30 drones â 5-by-5-foot, 80-pound drones which zip through the skies at 75-mph speeds â on delivery to residents who would like products
Portion of Shrewsbury Recreation Department building to honor longtime town employee Dawn Shannon (opens the original)
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SHREWSBURY â A longtime Shrewsbury employee will be honored. On September 22, the Select Board voted unanimously to name the hall of the Shrewsbury Recreation Department building, located at the corner of School Street and Main Street, after Dawn Shannon. The building will continue to be known as the Ray Stone Post 238, and Shannon and World War I veteran Raymond Stoneâs names will be displayed outside the structure. Shannon died in February. Prior to that, she worked for decades with the Sh
Overnight fire at Grafton Public Library extinguished by first-responders, good samaritan (opens the original)
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GRAFTON â The Grafton Public Library may have looked a little charred on the morning of September 20. The building had a fire at around 12:30 a.m., but thanks to a functioning fire system, a timely response, and good samaritans, âcharredâ is as far as the damage got. The fire started in a flower pot â possibly the result of some cigarette butts that were improperly disposed of â and the blaze was contained to the outside of the building thanks to the buildingâs fire suppression syste
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