A visual look back at some of the memorable moments from each month of the past year.
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January – Almost a year ago, residents shared their opinions on the infamous Turkeys of Main Street (with creative aliases ranging from Honk & Scuttle to Thelma & Louise.)
February – Never ending snow blanketed houses and choked roadways. For more images of the storm impacts, click here and here.
March – One of the most read (and the most shared) posts this year was about two missing labs from the Cape.
A reader thought she may have spotted them being picked up by someone in town. Other readers and Facebook followers sought to help locate the dogs. Unfortunately, it was a false lead. The next month, their bodies were discovered in a pond near their home. (Click thumbnail to enlarge the owner’s post. For more, visit Facebook.)
April – The Easter Bunny and candy filled eggs brought joy to tots in Town at the annual Egg Hunt. (Thanks to Kindergroup and sponsors.)
May – The Town mourned Southborough Firefighter Ken Strong who passed away suddenly at the age of 43. You can read more about his life here.
June – Over the month, proud parents shared news of youth sport championships, especially the big President’s Cup win by BU11 soccer.
July – Residents were excited to welcome a Farm Stand to town at Chestnut Hill Farm. (This followed the opening of their CSA in June.)
August – Families celebrated summer’s end at Summer Nights. (Thanks to Friends of Southborough Recreation and sponsors)
September – Eagle Scouts added to recreation facilities at Woodward School
October – Heritage Day festivities expanded this year to a weekend of fun.
November – The famous Belties said goodbye to Breakneck Hill’s pasture. (This followed notice given in October explaining the reasons. But the writing had been on the wall since spring.)
December – Santa Day brought in the big man by helicopter on a beautiful day. (Thanks again to Kindergroup and sponsors.)
