The Shrewsbury Colonials won their fourth game in a row by defeating the Algonquin Tomahawks last Friday at Algonquin. This is the Colonials ninth win in the last ten games. The final score was 56-31. The Colonials improved their record to 10-3 (6-1 Mid-Wach A) and qualified for the Central Mass. Division 1 Tournament. The [...]
SHREWSBURY – On January 30, 2010 four best friends: Katie Kneece, Nicole Marshall, Kelsey Reilly and Nicole Fryc gathered together to design and assemble Valentine’s Day cards for the Jimmy Fund Clinic at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute at Children’s Hospital Boston. The Kneece family has been creating homemade Valentine’s since 2004 and distributing them to such [...]
Shrewsbury Historical Society Wednesday, February 24 7 PM 1830 Brick Schoolhouse on the Common Presenters: Linda and Lauren Davis FREE Refreshments Open to the Public Questions? Contact Erik at 774 -230- 5826 About the Presenters: Linda and Lauren Davis currently serve as the Curator and Assistant Curator of the Shrewsbury Historical Society. Linda is also [...]
The First Congregational Church of Shrewsbury has started an ambitious performance series called Arts on the Green. The series will be hosting many extraordinary events, including a Revels touring company in April. Our next event “Two Friends and a Piano” is this coming Saturday, featuring soprano Christina White performing songs by Sondheim and Barber. Please [...]
What started as an inspiration of Sam Levine to help others, has grown by leaps and bounds! Leaders of Tomorrow has made great strides in helping their community, and beyond. This year, LOT has been fortunate enough to have inspired some original members to start up chapters in their new schools. Hannah Parsons, a member [...]
Welcome back from the stressful holidays. Hope you had fun! Now it’s time to get right back on track – only 71 days left until spring! Today is the prefect time to set reachable expectations for the coming year. A number of us (including myself) have gained weight during these past three weeks. Even those [...]
SHREWSBURY – In a jam packed SHS gym last night, students from throughout the region came out to compete in the final regular season indoor meet before regionals and states. It was a unique night in that athletes were allowed to break from their regular events and try something new if they wished. Personal records [...]
SHREWSBURY – Last summer marked the first of what we hope will be an annual line of garden parties, held to benefit the Shrewsbury school programs. Held at the Logrippo home, aka the Fallon House in town center, the event drew over one hundred people representing a veritable “who’s who” of Shrewsbury for a lovely [...]
SHREWSBURY – In two short weeks, members of the Leaders of Tomorrow will head to DC to visit the White House. Arranged through the courtesy of Congressmen McGovern’s office, this group of 50 from Shrewsbury High School, Oak Middle School, St Johns and AMSA will be spending a few days in DC enjoying a private [...]
SHREWSBURY – Breaking news story, the MSBA voted this morning to approve the Sherwood Middle School Project and appropriate $24 Million Dollars which will represent the Commonwealths 53% share of the building project. We next go to town meeting to authorize the special election, after which the citizens need to vote to approve this incredible [...]
Mark your calendars for September 11th at 8PM in Town Center
Sumner House to be open for tours on Saturday evening
Governor Deval Patrick Talks to the Shrewsbury Lantern
Shrewsbury Police in Hot Pursuit
A who’s who of Shrewsburians march in support of their candidates
Shrewsbury Contributes to Gulf Oil Spill Efforts
Leaders of Tomorrow Members learn leadership over the summer
