Ashland News

Watch the HCAM News interview with Chairman Brian Herr of the MetroWest Anti-Casino Coalition to learn the latest news on the coalition's activities and plans.

Advocates for a higher Massachusetts minimum wage packed a Statehouse hearing Tuesday, saying an increase is a matter of fairness and would boost the economy.

Joseph P. Keefe Technical School held its 40th graduation ceremony Saturday morning.

As Foxwoods Massachusetts developers begin to formalize their plans for a casino in Milford, leaders of several surrounding communities have signed an agreement to coordinate actions relevant to the proposal.

Three Keefe Regional Technical School students have been selected to speak at today's graduation.

The Ashland Farmers' Market Opening Day is set for Saturday, June 15, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at 125 Front St., on the grass across from the Ashland Library.

Seventeen students from AMSA Charter School's Speech & Debate Team qualified for the Massachusetts Speech & Debate League State Finals held on April 6 at Natick High School.

Hopkinton Police are still on the scene of a crash on East Main Street where a telephone pole was snapped causing wires to drape across the road.

Monday morning, the Town of Framingham honored those who gave their lives for our freedom today.

A Haverhill woman has pleaded guilty to charges in connection with the Dec. 3, 2011 motor vehicle crash that killed a Framingham State University student and injured three others.