Events this week
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
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More free painting lessons for 8-12 yr olds at the Library
Tweens are invited to sign up to paint “with Julie” at the Southborough Library a week from Saturday, and again in April. Read the full article → from More free painting lessons for 8-12 yr olds at the Library
“Young Scientists” returns next week
The Southborough Library is again hosting another round of the weekly Young Scientists program for kids aged 3-6. Read the full article → from “Young Scientists” returns next week
SPD: Fatal Car Crash on Rte 9
Some readers may be aware that a section of Route 9 East, east of Oak Hill Road, was temporarily blocked off this morning. The Southborough Police Department has now issued a press release about a fatal car crash on Route 9. Read the full article → from SPD: Fatal Car Crash on Rte 9
School Committee’s Town Meeting Explainer & Info Forums
The Special Town Meeting about Southborough school buildings is coming up in ten days. Earlier this week, I posted about related Info Sessions the Southborough School Committee will be hosting over the next week. The committee reached out this morning with an announcement and flyers to communicate directly with readers. Read the full article → from School Committee’s Town Meeting Explainer & Info Forums
Summer Camps: An overview of options in town
Southborough Recreation is again giving town residents the first shot at signing their kids up for Summer Camp, and other programs this spring and summer. Read the full article → from Summer Camps: An overview of options in town
On the market this week in Southborough
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week in Southborough
School Calendar update: Committees in process on voting for revised calendar
Next week, the Regional School Committee is schedule to recast votes on the district calendar for the 2026-2027 school year. This time, they’ll consider a new option, supported by the teachers unions. Read the full article → from School Calendar update: Committees in process on voting for revised calendar
Kindergroup relocating the annual Easter Egg Hunt
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 Kindergroup relocating the annual Easter Egg Hunt
Sign kids up for early spring RAP by Wednesday
Registration is still open for Southborough Recreation’s next session of RAP (Recreation After-School Programs) classes. Several programs have already filled up, and registration closes this Wednesday, February 25th. Read the full article → from Sign kids up for early spring RAP by Wednesday
Overlook residents may temporarily lose water service Thursday
This afternoon, the Dept. of Public Works posted a notice to Facebook warning about work that may impact some residents tomorrow. Read the full article → from Overlook residents may temporarily lose water service Thursday
Sign up to enjoy an interfaith “Ramadan Iftar Dinner” with Neighbors for Peace
The Southborough organization “Neighbors For Peace” is hosting a free special dinner at the end of the month, and inviting the community to join them. The “Ramadan Iftar Dinner” will take place the evening of February 28th. Read the full article → from Sign up to enjoy an interfaith “Ramadan Iftar Dinner” with Neighbors for Peace
SPD arrest man for alleged drunk driving with young children in the car
The Southborough Police Department issued a press release about a driver arrested for alleged drunk driving with small children in the car. Read the full article → from SPD arrest man for alleged drunk driving with young children in the car
Election Update
An update on who is and isn’t running for Town offices. Read the full article → from Election Update