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Wayland High School Football Player Named To All Star Team: Report
Max Dresens, a Bucknell commit and Wayland High record holder, made the list as a linebacker.

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Max Dresens, a Bucknell commit and Wayland High record holder, made the list as a linebacker.

Brady Chapman, senior at Westborough High School, made the shortlist as a defensive back.
Shrewsbury’s senior citizens who own property in the town can now apply for a tax work-off, and could receive up to a $2,000 credit.
The city of Worcester is allowing its residents to spend some extra time by their Christmas trees.
Hannah Kane, Republican state representative from Shrewsbury, called on Congress to shore up social security benefits.
Live music, fire performers and holiday treats are just a few of the festivities planned for the Newton Square party.
The upcoming holidays will result in a delay of regularly-scheduled trash and recycling pick up.
The emergency communications department is inviting Worcester’s residents to voice their opinions on an upcoming hazard mitigation plan.
A young worker at New Horizons senior community saved one of its senior residents from choking by performing the Heimlich maneuver.
Starting Thursday, Jan. 2, Westborough will be taking applicants for its senior/veteran tax work plan.
Workers at this Starbucks location walked off the job and joined the many employees nationwide on strike.
Worcester’s students picked out the names, and now it’s up to the residents to determine which four will be the winners.
Two people were hospitalized after they fell through the ice at Dean Park Pond.
The Dec. 17 town manager’s report featured news on increased police stops, new library attractions for children and health updates.
Quinsigamond Community College’s nursing graduates celebrated with a traditional pinning ceremony, and will soon begin their careers.
The four are accused of armed assault with intent to murder after a deadly shooting Dec. 16 on Dorchester Street.
The interim police chief, Paul B. Saucier, addressed the homicide rates and outlined the state of violent crime in Worcester.
The city manager, Eric D. Batista, announced that $12.2 million in leftover funds - "free cash" - will go to the schools and the residents.
Wayland’s officers took part in “Shop with a Cop” for a third successful year and helped gift nearly 600 children with toys.
Marlborough is expecting negotiations with multiple unions to have some impact on budget planning for the 2026 fiscal year.