The Recreation departments of Southborough, Northborough, and Shrewsbury announced a partnership to offer adaptive programs that include support for residents with disabilities and some social opportunities with residents without disabilities. Read the full article → from New “Adaptive/Inclusive” recreational programs through “Rec Connect”
For the third straight year, the Southborough Police Department is holding a collection for the Southborough Food Pantry to help stock them up in time for the holidays. Read the full article → from “Fill a Cruiser” for the Food Pantry – Dec 9
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week in Southborough
This afternoon, the Southborough Fire Department and multiple neighboring towns responded to a fire reported at 60 Flagg Road. Read the full article → from Fire on Flagg Road (Updated)
On Sunday, December 10th, the Messiah Community Chorus will perform Handel’s Messiah. Read the full article → from Messiah Community Chorus Concert – December 10
St. Mark’s School is inviting the public to join them for an art exhibition this Monday evening. Read the full article → from Alumni Art Exhibit at St. Mark’s School – Monday
This year, L’Abri Fellowship Center will host a Holiday Art & Gift Sale on the second Saturday in December Read the full article → from Holiday Art & Gift Sale – December 9th
Many seniors aren’t up to clearing snow after a storm. The Southborough Senior Center is looking to compile a list of vendors that seniors can hire this winter. Read the full article → from Do you plow/shovel snow in Southborough? Let the Senior Center know.
The Southborough Police will again be part of the annual “Shop-With-A-Cop” event. They are encouraging families in need to apply to join them. Read the full article → from Shop-With-A-Cop
St. Mark’s will hold their annual Christmas Bazaar on Saturday, December 2nd. Read the full article → from St. Mark’s Church’s annual Christmas Bazaar – Saturday
Last week, the Town announced that a new feature was installed at Fayville Playground. The forecast is decent enough this week that families with kids may want to check it out. Read the full article → from New “Cozy Cocoon” at Fayville Playground
It’s a silly bit of news out of the schools. But the video made me smile so I’m hoping it makes readers smile, too. Read the full article → from Finn students pie principal
Edna G. (Lewis) Polanik, 95, of Dracut, died Monday, Nov. 20, 2023, at her home in Dracut, MA. Read the full article → from Obituary: Edna G. (Lewis) Polanik, 95
This Wednesday night, the Zoning Board of Appeals will reopen its 40B permit hearing for the proposed building of 200 condo units on the Park Central site. The planned focus of the discussion are some of the most controversial elements to the project – the developer’s purported violation of terms agreed to with abutters agreed to in a prior “Covenant” and traffic the project will generate on backroads.
At the opening hearing in October, the board laid out a process for the hearing, heard a presentation on the overall project, and asked about the impact of litigation over the covenant. Read the full article → from Update on Park Central at ZBA