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Keefe Technical School will host a free College Financial Aid Workshop for the parents and guardians of grade 12 students on Tuesday, Jan. 13, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., in Room 226 at Keefe Tech, 750 Winter St. in Framingham.

Two dentists will visit Natick's Kennedy Senior Center on Friday to provide free dental care for local seniors, courtesy of the Massachusetts Dental Society Foundation and a grant from Boston Scientific.
 

The 22nd militia, Henry Wilson's regiment, yell "pip-pip" after Henry Wilson, played by Elliot Goodman, finishes his speech at the reenactment at the Morse Institute Library Sunday.

Continuing its expansion of retail-based medical services in Massachusetts, CVS is opening a clinic today inside its West Central Street store for consumers who want basic care without having to make an doctors appointment.

Needham Public School officials will consider using the former St. Patrick's School in Natick as a temporary location for students from Newman Elementary School while that building undergoes renovation.

The MetroWest Community Health Care Foundation has offered a combined $100,000 in grants for food banks to meet an increasing demand for service in area towns.

While the town will likely face major cuts in fiscal 2010, the budget for the current year, fiscal 2009, looks manageable if the state does not slash local aid, Town Administrator Martha White said.

Town Administrator Martha White told selectmen last night to prepare for the worst next year, bringing up the possibility of layoffs, salary freezes and program cuts to make up the forecasted $4.7 million shortfall in fiscal 2010.

Students returned from winter break to a chilly Natick High School yesterday, which school officials blamed on the aging heating system.

Several organizations and businesses will be at the Energy Expo next week to provide residents with tips about how to get financial assistance, save money on energy costs by conserving energy and weatherizing homes.

Several organizations and businesses will be at the Energy Expo to provide residents with tips about how to get financial assistance, save money on energy costs by conserving energy and weatherizing homes.

Local officials have asked the state to provide help in running a new bus route from the north side of town to downtown via Oak Street.

The Boston Celtics honored two Natick firefighters Friday night who helped save two teens from an icy pond last month.

Although Alan LeBovidge has held two high-profile spots in state government over the past decade, he is anything but your usual government bureaucrat.

Warehouse space off Speen Street has been put up for sale by Boston Scientific Corp. and town officials say the land could be used for a variety of purposes, from office space to a hotel to stores.