Obituary: Albert Charles Rouhan, 86
Albert Charles Rouhan, 86, of Southborough, passed away on Saturday, May 29, 2021, under the care of his loving family and Beaumont/Salmon Hospice. Read the full article → from Obituary: Albert Charles Rouhan, 86
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Reminder: Red Apples are due by June 8th
Red Apples are donations made to the Southborough Community Fund in the name of a teacher or staff member. Read the full article → from Reminder: Red Apples are due by June 8th
Order from HOLA’s next week to support Friends of the Southborough Library (Updated)
The Friends of the Southborough Library has teamed up with Southborough’s HOLA Restaurante & Tequila Bar for a special fundraiser next week. Read the full article → from Order from HOLA’s next week to support Friends of the Southborough Library (Updated)
Go the Distance recognized Special support in unusual year
Last month, the Northborough – Southborough Special Education Parent Advisory Council held its annual celebration of teachers, staff and community members who Go the Distance for special education students. Read the full article → from Go the Distance recognized Special support in unusual year
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
Selectmen to interview candidates for Town Counsel – Tuesday
On Tuesday, the Board of Selectmen will meet with applicants to become Southborough Town Counsel. Read the full article → from Selectmen to interview candidates for Town Counsel – Tuesday
“Dull Men” to meet up in person starting Friday
The so-called Dull Men of Southborough will have a little excitement this week. Read the full article → from “Dull Men” to meet up in person starting Friday
Recycling/Reuse news: Swap Shops Reopened, Curbside Composting promoted, and more
An update on the Swap Shop and a look at other reuse/recycling tips. Read the full article → from Recycling/Reuse news: Swap Shops Reopened, Curbside Composting promoted, and more
Acceler-8 I-90 Bridge Replacements: “Traffic Crossover Trial Run” this weekend
The state is holding an info session with public Q&A for abutters and commuters (or just the curious) on the accelerated bridge replacement project. Read the full article → from Acceler-8 I-90 Bridge Replacements: “Traffic Crossover Trial Run” this weekend
Register for a guided Walk in the Woods at Beals Preserve
The community is invited to take part in guided hikes at Beals Preserve this weekend. Read the full article → from Register for a guided Walk in the Woods at Beals Preserve
NSBORO Roundup: Masks not required outdoors; Studying the Holocaust; Start Time Reminder; and No to School Choice
I’m rounding up some of the school related news I missed sharing recently. Some stories are from the media and others from school announcements. Read the full article → from NSBORO Roundup: Masks not required outdoors; Studying the Holocaust; Start Time Reminder; and No to School Choice
The week in government: BOS on next steps from ATM; Capital Committee and SHOPC on South Union affordable housing subcommittee
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: BOS on next steps from ATM; Capital Committee and SHOPC on South Union affordable housing subcommittee
Events this week: Senior Awards, Outdoor Pre-K Yoga, Creative Writing for teens & tweens, College Life webinar, and ARHS Graduation (Updated – Again)
Here are some highlights of events in and around Southborough this week. Read the full article → from Events this week: Senior Awards, Outdoor Pre-K Yoga, Creative Writing for teens & tweens, College Life webinar, and ARHS Graduation (Updated – Again)
Covid Update: No active confirmed cases in town; K-8 and ARHS looking good
It’s time for an update on Covid cases in the Town and schools. The news is looking good. Read the full article → from Covid Update: No active confirmed cases in town; K-8 and ARHS looking good