
Here is a selection of the committee and board meetings for the week along with my selected highlights from the agendas. Read the full article → from The week in government
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Here is a selection of the committee and board meetings for the week along with my selected highlights from the agendas. Read the full article → from The week in government

Here are highlights of what’s happening around (or related to) our town this weekend through next. Read the full article → from Events this week (Updated)

Southborough Kindergroup is asking people to RSVP for the community Easter Egg Hunt, to be held at Trottier Middle School.
Organizers are asking families to pre-register the number of children who will be participating (by age) to help them plan the free fun. Read the full article → from Reminder: Kindergroup’s Easter Egg Hunt is Saturday

The Library and DCR are teaming up to hold more nature education programs. Two of the upcoming workshops are special “TLT” (Teen Library Team) events that ask 6–8th graders to lend a hand in supporting the environment. Read the full article → from Middle schoolers can support nature through TLT volunteer events

A week from tomorrow, members of the local Sri Lankan community will celebrate their culture with performances on the Trottier Middle School stage. Read the full article → from SaaRangaa Cultural Show — March 28th

Every year, area senior citizens are welcomed to a special conference hosted by our district’s state senator. This year’s event is scheduled for Thursday, April 23rd. Read the full article → from 45th Annual Senior Conference — April 23

Southborough Recreation has been promoting two opportunities for adults to register to be team players this spring. While both are referred to as “leagues” one is a “drop-in” program that doesn’t require committing to regular attendance. Read the full article → from Adult Basketball & Women’s Softball this spring

You don’t need to be a family with students in NSBORO Schools to participate in “Culture Fest” this spring.
The May 1st event is meant to explore diverse cultures in the Northborough and Southborough communities. It is essentially a reboot of the district’s annual Culture & Music Festival. Read the full article → from Sign up to perform or exhibit at “Culture Fest” on May 1st

Last night, the Select Board approved the charge for a new Elementary School Building Committee. In less than two weeks, they will interview applicants to serve on the committee and start making appointments. Read the full article → from Apply soon for the “Elementary School Building Committee”

An author/illustrator will help kids them express themselves with ink. The opportunity is for students from Northborough-Southborough Public Schools who pre-register for the free event. Read the full article → from Sign students up for a Cartooning Workshop through NSBORO Schools — April 9th

If you are looking to encourage your 5th – 8th grade daughter(s) to explore a future in science or math, take note. The Northboro Junior Woman’s Club is holding its annual “Women in STEM” conference for girls in our shared school district. Read the full article → from 5th-8th graders can learn from Women in STEM

NSBORO Schools is holding a special event for multilingual families this week, hosted by the Multilingual Learner Parent Advisory Council (ELPAC).
On Thursday night, parents are invited to participate, and bring their children with them. Read the full article → from Multilingual NSBORO families invited to an Evening of “Conversations” on Thursday

The Southborough Library is holding another “Storytime with Glory”. The drop-in event this Wednesday will also mark the popular therapy dog’s birthday. Read the full article → from Storytime with Glory

Here is a selection of the committee and board meetings for the week along with my selected highlights from the agendas. Read the full article → from The week in government