A technology glitch impacted the legally required posting of agendas. As a result, all of the meetings scheduled for today through Thursday morning were cancelled. Read the full article → from The week in government – Mostly cancelled (Updated)
There are many options in town for readers looking to attend Good Friday and Easter Services. Read the full article → from Holy Week and Easter services 2025
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
Southborough Kindergroup is promoting that its annual community Easter Egg Hunt will take place rain or shine tomorrow. Read the full article → from Easter Egg Hunt — Rain or Shine on Saturday
For the past few years, the agency has been encouraging the community to wear green and/or don green ribbons in early May to kick off Mental Health Awareness Month.
This year, Southborough will Go Green three weeks from today — on Friday, May 2nd. Read the full article → from Save the Date to Go Green for Mental Health Awareness
The Southborough based New England Center for Children’s annual 5K Walk/Run for Autism is just three weeks from tomorrow. Read the full article → from NECC’s 5K for Autism – May 3
[Between now and Patriots Day, I’m featuring stories of community members donning Boston Marathon bibs for a cause.]
A week from Monday, Southborough’s Jim Carroll will run in the Boston Marathon to raise funds for Beth Israel Lahey Health (BILH). Read the full article → from 2025 Marathon: Jim Carroll for BILH
Rotary is encouraging the community to make plans to help with the annual “Earth Day” street clean up event. Read the full article → from Earth Day Clean Up is April 26th and 27th (Updated)
The Southborough Library is holding a special event over Spring Break for young puppy lovers. Read the full article → from “Puppy Party” at the Library on April 26
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week in Southborough
About 4% of Southborough voters participated in making decisions on Town budgets, spending, authorizations, zoning and more at Monday’s Annual Town Meeting. Here are my highlights from the Discussions and Debates. Read the full article → from Town Meeting Approved Most of the Town’s Financial Requests
Southborough’s Knights of Columbus shared news out of the K of C International Free Throw Competitions.
Two residents won the state championships for their age and gender groups last weekend. Read the full article → from Soutborough K of C boasts 2 State Champs
Algonquin is bringing back its revamped “JPPP”. Now they need sponsorships to help pay for the free fun for students. Sponsorships range from $100 to $10,000. So there are plenty of options depending on budgets and interest in the tax deductible marketing opportunities. Read the full article → from Seeking Sponsors for Junior Post Prom Party (Updated)
Before Town Meeting opened on Monday night, the forum was used to honor two community members for their service to the town. Neither are residents, though one is a neighbor. But both have been serving the community through their jobs for years. Read the full article → from Two Community Members honored for service at Town Meeting