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West Boylston voters to decide four races
The June 5 municipal election will seat two new members to the School Committee, and it has the chance to do the same on the Board of Selectmen.
June 5 election has four races
This year's municipal election is Tuesday, June 5, from noon to 8 p.m. at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, 111 Church St.
Michael Kittredge: Candidate for selectman
I have lived in West Boylston for over 50 years, watched it grow, brought up my family here and now I would like to help with the future growth of our town.
Steven Quist: Candidate for selectman
West Boylston is a fabulous town and I have deep love for this town. I was born and raised here and have raised my family here.
Friends of Beaman schedule a 'Not So Secret Garden' tour
The Friends of the Beaman Library group is asking what better way is there to spend a summer's day than on a leisurely walk through a selection of West Boylston gardens.
Thunderstorm Warning in Effect
A The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning for central Massachusetts, including Westborough, until 10 p.m. on Tuesday, May 29.
Despite weeks of protests and pleading from local landowners, Governor William Weld, who had so far refused to talk to opponents of the bill, signed the Cohen Watershed Bill into law.
The only parishioners there are the pigeons, now. But the Old Stone Church in West Boylston once was the handsome home to the sermons, hymns, greetings and readings of the local Baptist Society.
Arts Foundation brings music to West Boylstona s ears
The arts in West Boylston are alive and well and expanding beyond the walls of the town's schools, thanks to the efforts of the West Boylston Arts Foundation.
Three Major Races to Watch in West Boylston
West Boylston 's Annual Town Election is June 5, and GoLocalWorcester brings you a profile of the three major races: Selectmen, School Committee and Town Clerk.
Town meeting approves window restoration, Light Department project
Voters took a relatively easy walk through a 29-article town meeting warrant last night, approving a $20.6 million budget with only a few questions and approving several spending articles with no conversation at all.
West Boylston voters OK $80,000 to save stained windows
Voters took a relatively easy walk through a 29-article town meeting warrant last night, approving a $20.6 million budget with only a few questions and approving several spending articles with no conversation at all.
In Court: Shrewsbury Man Accosts Woman
Wednesday, May 16: Jared T. Abele, 23, of 59 Eastwood Rd., Shrewsbury, was summonsed to court on a complaint May 15 by Shrewsbury police and charged with assault and battery.
Make your own sea glass jewelry WEST BOYLSTON - Make your own sea glass jewelry, sponsored by the West Boylston Arts Foundation, will be Saturday, May 19, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. upstairs at the Beaman Library, 8 Newton St.
Voters rejected West Boylston selectmen's attempts to look for a town counsel outside of Worcester County by turning down an amendment to the town's bylaws that would allow the hiring of attorneys or firms from outside Worcester County.
Music academy open house is Sunday, May 20
The town has another reason to tout its community connection to music education.
West Boylston schools look to upgrade wireless technology at town meeting
There are no proposed zoning changes and no borrowing requested on the warrant for next Monday's semi-annual town meeting, which starts at 7 p.m. at the middle/high school.
Candidate's statement: John Hadley
My name is John Hadley and I would like to introduce myself as a candidate for the Board of Selectman.
Fitchburg man charged in alleged apartment assault
A Longwood Avenue man was arrested on charges he tried to kick in his ex-girlfriend's door as she and her children slept in the apartment Saturday morning, according to court documents.
Household Hazardous Products Collection Saturday
WEST BOYLSTON, Mass. - On Saturday, May 19, household hazardous products including paints and chemicals as well as bulk items, electronics and recycling will be collected at the Wachusett Watershed Regional Recycling Center.