Dorothy M. Phaneuf, 84, a longtime resident of Southborough, died in Hospice care in Alexandria, Virginia on Wednesday, June 1, 2022, after a lengthy illness. Read the full article → from Obituary: Dorothy M. (Smith) Phaneuf, 84
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: Select Board on Parkerville Rd speed limit, DPW Superintendent contract, Tree Warden, St. Mark’s St project; Police Chief recruitment
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: Book Sale, BBQ, Art Installation, Jazz night, final Food Trucks, Be an Ally, and more (Updated)
The Southborough Food Pantry is seeking donations to help their members in need. Read the full article → from Food Pantry in need – please donate
For Pride month, Southborough Youth and Family Services is again inviting the public to learn “How to Be a Sensitive and Informed LGBTQ+ Ally”. Read the full article → from How to Be a Sensitive and Informed LGBTQ+ Ally training – Thursday
The latest figures for Covid cases in our schools and town. Read the full article → from Covid Update: Numbers continue to decline
There’s a second option this summer for kids/teens interested in Field Hockey. Read the full article → from Algonquin Girls Field Hockey Clinic for grades 3-9
Pilgrim Church’ summer celebration with BBQ, games, music, prizes, and other fun will take advantage of the nearby playground and Historical Museum. Read the full article → from Pilgrim Church invites community to summer BBQ – Saturday
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week in Southborough
Two Town lighting projects that have been over five years in the making were finally completed last month. Read the full article → from Playing under the lights: Mooney and Richardson light projects complete (Updated)
Here’s a business story that pulls together news on Town government, economics, a resident, and even our school system. Read the full article → from Ferris Capital acquired; 250 Turnpike Rd Development plans (business & 40B)
On Wednesday, three Algonquin teams fell out of the state tourneys. That leaves one still in it this afternoon. Read the full article → from Post-season Update: Baseball, Boys Tennis, and Boys Lacrosse out; Boys Rugby on for today
Some notes about tonight’s happenings. Read the full article → from Tonight: Friends of the Library’s Annual Meeting (and last day of Fudge Sales) and the Food Truck Festival
If you have an opinion about a project or the kinds of projects the CPC should be focusing on, attend their public session to weigh in. Read the full article → from Community Preservation Committee holding public information hearing – June 21st