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Slow start doesn't faze Westborough as Rangers rally for win over Mid-Wach rival Marlborough (opens the original)
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WESTBOROUGH â A year ago, a young, inexperienced Westborough team finished with a disappointing 1-9 record, including three one-score losses and a three-touchdown loss to Marlborough. With Marlborough back on the schedule, the Rangers werenât going to let a sequel happen on their home field. After a subpar first half, Westborough fired on all cylinders in the third quarter, scoring 14 unanswered points to help the Rangers double last year's win total with a 28-13 victory over the Panthers. â
‘Little Curiosities’ brings whimsy, community to Hudson: 'More connected with our own neighbors' (opens the original)
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HUDSON â In January of 2022, Elissa Surabian moved to Hudson and immediately fell in love with the town. âItâs such a cute, sweet town,â she said. âI really like how everyone cares about the town and wants to see it flourish.â In an effort to help the town continue to succeed, Surabian and several of her new friends have created a new, innovative undertaking called âLittle Curiosities.â Little Curiosities is a volunteer-run community trading project â solely in Hudson â spark
‘The streak’ is alive for AMSA girls’ cross country, but team chemistry is more important (opens the original)
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MARLBOROUGH â The Advanced Math and Science Academy (AMSA) girlsâ cross-country team has been the No. 1 team in the Colonial Athletic League and, more recently, the new Central Mass. Athletic Conference, with 64 consecutive dual-meet victories. In the eyes of longtime head coach Mark Vital, the team is also No. 1 in another way: character. âThatâs always number one,â he said. Vital teaches sportsmanship â and lots of it. Before each meet, his team members exchange pleasantries with i
'She’s strong in any position': Charlotte Burke's 20 kills help Algonquin volleyball overcome Hudson in thriller (opens the original)
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NORTHBOROUGH â Three years ago, Charlotte Burke played soccer. Today, sheâs taking phone calls from collegiate volleyball coaches. The Algonquin sophomore has quickly emerged as one of the top players in the Midland-Wachusett League. The 5-foot-10 outside hitter displayed her volleyball talent during Algonquin's gutsy five-set win over Hudson on Thursday night. All she did was register 20 kills and reel off three aces to help the Titans improve to 2-0, a year after she started as a freshman
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