Public school is out until the end of August. But Children’s Librarian Kim Ivers is again working to keep kids from singing, “No more pencils, no more books”! Read the full article → from Library summer programs encourage kids to read, have fun, and build a better world
[The following information is on behalf of MySouthborough sponsor, Southborough Extended Day.] Whether you’re looking for a summer camp or panicking about who’s going to watch your kids while you’re working this summer – Southborough Extended Day has a program that is definitely worth checking out. I was searching for a camp that was convenient to get to, Read the full article → from Southborough Extended Day offers flexible schedule (at reasonable prices) for “Summer Fun”
Town Moderator Paul Cimino asked me to share with readers his explanation on how he is handling appointments he is responsible for making to Town boards and committees. Read the full article → from Moderator shares statement on appointments to Advisory, Personnel, and Public Works Planning
[The following information was provided by My Southborough sponsor Peter Arvantely, otherwise known to Southborough students as “Peter the Tutor”.]
A tutor to dozens of Southborough students is organizing mental bootcamps for high school students this summer.
Peter “the tutor” Arventely is offering intense prep classes for the SATs and SSATs: Read the full article → from SAT Bootcamp: register for SAT prep this July
You don’t have to head to the coast, or even a lake, to enjoy a good game of beach volleyball. Read the full article → from Pick up your volleyball and head to the sand
Here are some highlights of events in and around Southborough this week. Read the full article → from Events this week: Pirate tales and science, early 4th of July, and a Summer Concert
A list of board and committee meetings for the week with my selected highlights from the agendas. Read the full article → from The week in government: Planning Board, ZBA and more
I try to keep my posts focused on Southborough. But sometimes there is a deal nearby that’s too good not to share with other parents. One of those is the $1 movies for kids at the Marlborough Regal Cinemas. Read the full article → from Kids $1 movies at the Solomon Pond Mall (Updated)
Here are some highlights of events in and around Southborough this week. Read the full article → from Weekend at a Glance: St. Anne’s Spring Bazaar and Conservation workshop for landowners
Next week, the Southborough Library is bringing back Sciencetellers.
If you plan to attend – make sure to note the time is 3:00 pm on Wednesday, June 28th. (Children’s Librarian Kim Ivers asked me to make readers aware – please, ignore the typo on bookmarks she handed out to kids at the school this month. This will be an afternoon show.) Read the full article → from Sciencetellers bring pirate stories and science fun to the Library – Wednesday (3:00 pm)
It has been months since I found time to share Algonquin students’ great academic & artistic achievements. But I decided, better late than never. Read the full article → from ARHS students earned outside honors for arts and sciences this spring
If you own a business based in Southborough, the Economic Development Committee wants to help promote it. Read the full article → from Seeking info for (and input on) Shop SOBO directory
You don’t have to join a club to enjoy a game of Tennis this summer in Southborough. Read the full article → from Pick up your racket for some free play or adult Mixed Doubles (or sign kids up for lessons)
Southborough Youth & Family Services and Southborough Recreation Department are teaming up again to run their
Kicking off the series is acoustic duo, Knock on Wood. Read the full article → from Summer Concert Series: Twisted Pine – June 29