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2023 Spirit Of Shrewsbury: Parade, Events, Weather
Here's everything to know about the 2023 Spirit Of Shrewsbury festival this weekend.

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Here's everything to know about the 2023 Spirit Of Shrewsbury festival this weekend.

Worcester will increase sidewalk parking enforcement, but will give drivers a break with an educational period before tickets fly.
Wayland residents will still have to drive to either Sutton or Westfield to drop off waste.
Two men in their early 70s were injured, with one hospitalized for a broken nose, Worcester police said.
Tuesday's preliminary in Melrose drew almost 6,000 voters in a contest that will pick Mayor Paul Brodeur's successor.
The Worcester City Council finally voted on regulating anti-abortion centers — but the vote was only another delay.
About 350 schools across the U.S. were named National Blue Ribbon Schools for 2023 by the federal Department of Education.
Marlborough's new library has been under construction since September 2021. The public will get to see the results in October.
A semitrailer crashed through the median along the Mass Pike in Charlton early Tuesday. Repairs will cause delays in both directions.
State Rep. Kate Donaghue will meet with residents from her district to talk about state government issues.
Break-ins targeting south Asian residents have been seen across the region this summer, including in Sudbury.
The Milford Select Board will meet Thursday to interview the police chief candidates, and possibly vote to hire one.
Worcester residents age 13 to 19 can apply to be the city's third youth poet laureate ever.
The second annual back-to-school drive is still in need of donations ahead of the Sunday event.
See what the library is planning this week for kids, teens, adults, babies and beyond.
The grand opening on Saturday with prizes, entertainment and giveaways, according to owner TJX Companies.
The nonprofit Shrewsbury Media Connection, Inc. oversees the town's community media center.
There are now nine cities and towns in Massachusetts at high risk for Eastern equine encephalitis, with several more at "moderate" risk.
The local access channel is looking for middle school-aged local students to get hands-on experience in broadcast journalism.
The grants will fund creative and cultural projects in town. The deadline to apply is coming up in October.