Hometown News

A family’s guide to February break

While some families are going away for vacation next week, others are having a staycation during February break.

Hometown Sports

Rockets dominate Framingham

In its highest scoring game of the season, the Rockets pulled out an 8-5 win against Framingham on Wednesday night.

Needham

Social justice reading at Powers Hall

The first public reading of the play “If the Walls Could Talk” was presented in in an exciting joint venture of the Needham Community Theatre and the Needham Diversity Initiative to present a program combining local significance, the arts, and social justice.

Medfield

Warriors boys’ hockey remain unstoppable

The Warriors were able to pull out a close 2-1 victory over Dover-Sherborn/Weston. They are yet to suffer their first loss of the season and stand at 16-0-1.

Dover-Sherborn

DS community discusses impact of screen time

A community discussion was organized as a joint effort of Pilgrim Church, Sherborn Library, Dover Town Library, Dover Church and Project Challenge Success at DSHS.

Westwood

A successful tri-town Repair Café

At the Westwood Senior Center, a large group a people arrived at the Tri Town Repair Café earlier this month before the opening time of 2:30 pm.

Walpole

Timberwolves tie it up

In another installment of the Walpole-Natick rivalry on Saturday night, the Timberwolves battled to a 1-1 tie to move their record to 6-7-3.