A handful of veterans gathered yesterday to retire nearly 2,000 American flags in a ceremonial burning at the Rural Cemetery. It’s a Flag Day tradition in Southborough.
A seven-year-old boy from Billerica is raising money to help treat wildlife impacted by the gulf oil spill. He’s doing it one lawn at a time, and your lawn could be next.
The Community Advocate recently profiled Southborough resident and motorcycle enthusiast Doc D’Errico who works to promote safe driving among motorcycle riders.
The Pilgrim Church Youth Group will hold a car was at the Transfer Station on Saturday from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm to help raise money for a mission trip to New York City this summer.
The storms we’ve had of late – not to mention all the ones we had over the winter – do a number on American flags flying throughout town. If you have a torn, faded, worn, or otherwise unserviceable flag you want to retire, here’s what to do.
Summer may be almost here, but if you’re still working your way through spring cleaning (I am!) and are looking to get rid of furniture or other household goods, here is an excellent option sent in by Southborough resident Carol Turner.
Flags in Southborough and across the state will fly at half staff until sunset on Friday in honor of former member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives Ralph E. Sirianni of Winthrop. Sirianni died on Monday.
Friends of the Vanni family are holding another fundraiser this weekend to help offset the mounting medical bills of Jeanne Vanni, a Southborough mom who is battling a rare form of stomach cancer.
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