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Friday, November 20, 2009

What’s new at the Southborough Library

November 20, 2009 04:23:13 PM

New for the adults this week is a holiday tale by Wally Lamb, something scary by Stephen King, and the latest release by Norah Jones. For the kids, it’s stories about a helpful tractor, an adventure in Atlantis, and a secret science alliance.

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Southborough’s historic places: The Community House

November 20, 2009 02:34:57 PM
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Did you know the Community House once boasted a bowling alley? Learn more in the first of a series of posts on Southborough’s historic places.

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Annual pie sale tomorrow morning

November 20, 2009 12:45:03 PM

We all know what Thanksgiving is about. It’s about getting together with family and friends. About gratitude for all the things that bless our lives. And it’s about pie. Glorious pie.
Apple, blueberry, lemon meringue, banana cream. You’ll find them all at First Community Church’s annual pie sale tomorrow in front of Mauro’s Cafe (map). The

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Photos: November sunset over Southborough

November 20, 2009 10:56:57 AM

We had some lovely sunsets this week.

This was one of them, captured from a hill in Fayville overlooking the reservoir. Click images to enlarge.

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Ecumenical Thanksgiving service on Tuesday

November 20, 2009 09:05:44 AM

Southborough’s annual ecumenical Thanksgiving service will be held next Tuesday, November 24 at First Community Church (map). It’s sponsored by the United Parishes of Southborough, an organization that includes the parishes of St. Mark’s Church, Pilgrim Church, St. Anne Church, St. Matthew Church, and First Community Church.
The service starts at 7:30 pm. Clergy and laity

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Why flags are at half staff today

November 20, 2009 07:11:40 AM

Flags in Southborough and across the state are lowered today in honor of Plymouth native Sergeant Benjamin W. Sherman who was killed in Afghanistan earlier this month. He was 21 years old.

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