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Register soon for Pickleball and/or Tennis Lessons

by Beth Melo on February 25, 2026

Above: Whatever kind of racket you prefer, Southborough Recreation is offering lessons this spring to help you improve your swing. (photo and generated image by Beth Melo)

When registration opens this evening for Spring & Summer Recreation programs, it might not just be kids programs and camps that start to fill up.

Recreation is also offering pickleball and tennis classes for adults that are sure to be in high demand. (There is also a youth tennis class for 6th – 8th graders.) Read the full article →

Rec Programs over spring break, half day, and holiday

by Beth Melo on February 25, 2026

If last week’s school break or this week’s snow days had you at your wit’s end or your kids a bit stir crazy. . . You may want to check out Rec’s handful of special programs on weekdays that kids don’t have school this April (or are released early). Read the full article → from Rec Programs over spring break, half day, and holiday

Election Update

Planning Chair not running for re-election, a potential race for the Housing Authority, and more

by Beth Melo on February 25, 2026

An update on who is and isn’t running for Town offices. Read the full article → from Election Update

Healthy Teen Relationships — Webinar for Parents & Caregivers

by Beth Melo on February 24, 2026

A week from Thursday, parents and caregivers are invited to a webinar to help identify when their teens are in an unhealthy relationship, and how to deal with it. Read the full article → from Healthy Teen Relationships — Webinar for Parents & Caregivers

Letter: Understanding Neary School: How we got to where we are (Updated)

by guest on February 24, 2026

My Southborough accepts signed letters to the editor submitted by Southborough residents. Letters may be emailed to mysouthborough@gmail.com. Read the full article → from Letter: Understanding Neary School: How we got to where we are (Updated)

Nominations for “Library Service Distinction” award deadline is March 12th

The Library is seeking nominations for who should win the annual award named after longtime former Library staff member Peggy Tuttle.

by Beth Melo on February 24, 2026

The Southborough Library is seeking nominees for the 11th annual Peggy Tuttle Award for Library Service Distinction. Read the full article → from Nominations for “Library Service Distinction” award deadline is March 12th

ARHS Jazz Night and other upcoming NSBORO musical performances

by Beth Melo on February 24, 2026

Every year, Algonquin Regional High School hosts a jazz night with a special guest. This year’s concert is a week from tonight. Read the full article → from ARHS Jazz Night and other upcoming NSBORO musical performances

Snow impact updates

Neary Principal Finalist visit moved to Thursday, Southborough Library closed today, safety reminders, and more

by Beth Melo on February 24, 2026

I’m updating on the storm impacts in Southborough including closures and schedule changes. Read the full article → from Snow impact updates

Snow Day: Tuesday, February 24, 2026

by Beth Melo on February 23, 2026

The Northborough-Southborough Schools made the decision this evening. There will again be no public school in Southborough (and Northborough) tomorrow. Read the full article → from Snow Day: Tuesday, February 24, 2026

ARHS Youth Soccer Clinic for Boys & Girls

by Beth Melo on February 23, 2026

In a few weeks, boys and girls entering grades 1-8 are invited to get off “to a great start with technical & tactical training” through a 3-evening soccer clinic. Read the full article → from ARHS Youth Soccer Clinic for Boys & Girls

ARHS Post-Season Update (Updated)

A look at the Hockey and Basketball brackets, and an update on other winter sport championship tournaments.

by Beth Melo on February 23, 2026

The regular varsity winter sports season is done. This week, four Algonquin teams, plus other Titans athletes, will be competing in State brackets or championships. Read the full article → from ARHS Post-Season Update (Updated)

SPD issues new details on Friday’s Fatal Car Crash (Updated)

by Beth Melo on February 23, 2026

Over the weekend, the Southborough Police Department issued a press release identifying the deceased driver in a fatal car crash that took place early Friday morning. They also asked anyone with information about the crash to contact Southborough’s Police Detective. Read the full article → from SPD issues new details on Friday’s Fatal Car Crash (Updated)

The week in government (Updated-Again)

Planning hearings on zoning bylaws, Select Board on FY27 Budget and upcoming Town Meetings, School Committee STM Info forums, Regional School Committee on FY27 Budget and School Calendarand more

by Beth Melo on February 23, 2026

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 (Updated-Again)

SPD asking people to stay home due to white out conditions

by Beth Melo on February 23, 2026

Around 7:30 am this morning, the Southborough Police Department posted about the dangerous whiteout conditions caused by today’s storm. It included the request/warning: “If you do not need to be on the road, please stay home! If you do not have an AWD or 4WD vehicle- you will not be able to make it to your destination.”

The posts included more details, warnings, and safety tips for those who need to travel. Read the full article → from SPD asking people to stay home due to white out conditions

Beth Melo on Letter: Big Picture Considerations on “Proposal for Addressing Neary School Issues”: “There will be a presentation at the Special Town Meeting. Plus, the forums the school committee is holding this week…” Feb 24, 14:37

Diane Romm on Letter: Big Picture Considerations on “Proposal for Addressing Neary School Issues”: “Thanks, Beth. I’ll have to wait to hear what folks have to say at the meeting because I am finding…” Feb 24, 14:31

JACK BARRON on Costco Update: AG’s office pauses bylaw approval while looking into resident’s “spot zoning” complaint: “Mr. Balester how lucky you are to not be 80 years old, if that is how old Carl is?(getting old…” Feb 24, 10:25

Beth Melo on Letter: Big Picture Considerations on “Proposal for Addressing Neary School Issues”: “Voters won’t be forced to select just one of the studies. They are being given the choice to select funding…” Feb 24, 08:52

Diane Romm on Letter: Big Picture Considerations on “Proposal for Addressing Neary School Issues”: “This morning I saw this on the District’s website: https://www.nsboro.k12.ma.us/345282_2 In all seriousness, will voters be forced to select among…” Feb 24, 08:15