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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Special Town Meeting Presentations on Neary and Funding Requests
The Select Board Chair asked me to share the slides to be used in his presentation to Special Town Meeting voters this Monday night.
While I’m at it, I’m also sharing the presentations the School Committee has planned on the Articles and the state of Neary School’s failing roof. Read the full article → from Special Town Meeting Presentations on Neary and Funding Requests
Reminder: Community Interfaith Dinner this Sunday
Tomorrow night, the community is invited to enjoy “good food, great vibes, and awesome company!” at a dinner celebrating “the diverse tapestry of our neighborhood”. Read the full article → from Reminder: Community Interfaith Dinner this Sunday
ARHS Post-Season Update
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
Finding Nemo Kids is on stage this Saturday
This weekend, Neary 4th & 5th graders will perform an abbreviated, musical version of a play based on the popular children’s movie “Finding Nemo”. Read the full article → from Finding Nemo Kids is on stage this Saturday
NSPAC Meetup on Saturday & Basic Rights March 11th
NSPAC is organizing a fun meetup this weekend and an educational webinar in less than two weeks for families with kids on Special Education IEPs and 504s. Read the full article → from NSPAC Meetup on Saturday & Basic Rights March 11th
School Calendar update: In revote, Regional Committee approves “Option 5”
Last night, the Regional School Committee recast its vote on the district calendar for the 2026-2027 school year. Although there were split opinions, the majority approved the option supported by teacher unions and adopted by the Southborough School Committee. Read the full article → from School Calendar update: In revote, Regional Committee approves “Option 5”
Save the Date for the Troop 1 Pancake Breakfast — March 15th
Southborough BSA Troop 1’s annual Pancake Breakfast is this weekend. Read the full article → from Save the Date for the Troop 1 Pancake Breakfast — March 15th
DPW Alert: Continuing to clear snow
The DPW asked me to let readers know that they are still hard at work narrowing the snowbanks in town. They are asking the public for patience. Read the full article → from DPW Alert: Continuing to clear snow
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
“PI Day” Party on March 14th
As Math nerds (and most math students) know, March 14th is Pi Day! This year, that falls conveniently on a weekend. A math tutoring business in Southborough is making the most of the day. Read the full article → from “PI Day” Party on March 14th
Special Town Meeting on Neary & Schools — this Monday
The Special Town Meeting on the Neary School roof and building project studies is just days away. And it appears that some members of the public are still confused about what they’re being asked to decide on Monday night.
There are also misconceptions about the setup for parents.
So here’s my updated overview. Read the full article → from Special Town Meeting on Neary & Schools — this Monday
Register soon for Pickleball and/or Tennis Lessons
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 → from Register soon for Pickleball and/or Tennis Lessons
Rec Programs over spring break, half day, and holiday
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