Westborough News

The Westboro Massachusetts Real Estate market report for October 2009 has just been released .

Click the link to see what is going on in the Westboro Real Estate market.

SCHOOL took on a whole new look for some Dewsbury youngsters. Pupils at Westborough High were off timetable to take part in a series of special activity sessions.

Be the first to comment! Posted in : Inside Chitika The growth of the Chitika Network continues unabated - with the network growing 10-20% month-over-month since the start of the year .

A former school bus driver who ordered a fourth-grader off his bus nearly two miles from home as punishment for changing seats without permission has been sentenced to one year of probation.

Also, Uncle Jay's claims to be one of the only restaurants in the city to sell 8oz glasses of wine , most are 4, 5, or 6 oz.

AN ambitious scheme to boost the status of a Dewsbury school is being studied by the community.

Titian Software Ltd is pleased to announce the expansion of Titian Software US Inc into new offices in Westborough, Massachusetts, USA.

Westborough is the latest area community to develop its own regulations to better manage the impact of residential and commercial development on local wetlands and watersheds.

Component Sources International is a small manufacturer based in Westborough with close to 40 employees in Massachusetts.

Webco Engineering has sold its Westborough facility for $811,096 and has moved to Southborough.

Share + Oct 21, 2009 12:38 pm US/Eastern Reporting Sera Congi WATERTOWN Police in over 100 Massachusetts communities teamed up with the Registry of Motor Vehicles to enforce school bus safety inA "Operation Yellow Blitz." Officers and inspectors patrolled school bus stops on Wednesday and ticketed drivers who did not stop at the flashing red ...

Voters in a number of area communities will consider property tax increases to raise millions of dollars for capital projects in the coming weeks, while a few other towns are shying away from large requests amid the down economy.

When a biotech company finds it has outgrown its space in Cambridge, it often takes a long look down Route 2 and considers a move to Waltham.

A $30 million public safety complex in Westborough may be delayed after receiving insufficient support at a recent selectmen's meeting.

On Thursday October 8, 2009, Noel Sior-Woodard, president of Woodard Interiors, Inc. – a commercial interior design firm Woodard Interiors, Inc. located in Grafton, testified in front of the Joint Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight at the State House in Boston in support of House Bill 2999 – an Act recognizing the profession of interior designers to bid on State contracts. Passage of this bill would allow professional interior designers in Massachusetts to bid on State contracts that are relevant to interior design services as the prime consultant. Currently all State interior design projects are awarded to architects and engineers – professions that are registered with the Commonwealth. Unlike the Federal government, Massachusetts does not recognize the profession of interior design. There is also currently another bill that has been filed during this legislative session in support of interior design legislation. HB 262 – an Act relative to the certification of interior designers - would allow professional interior designers to be registered with the Division of Professional Licensure. To learn more about these bills go to www.midclink.org.

Elsie Risendorf, owner of the Grafton Inn, talks with Chris Ammon, Northeast sales manager for Acuity Brands Controls in Clifton Park, about energy-saving light switches.

Speedway Plaza Shopping Center, a 185,279-square-foot retail center in Westborough, has secured a five-year, $10 million fixed-rate refinancing loan from Commerce Bank & Trust of Worcester.

People from Methuen have produced movies, world-class apple pies, novels and now the latest on the list: moonshine.

We asked our 2009 Top Growth execs to give us their thoughts on growth and the recession.

At the time of its founding in 1984, Westborough-based Conservation Services Group was focused on ways to provide cheaper energy alternatives in the wake of the fuel crisis of the 1970s.