SYFS is preparing for another season of Project Friend. The mentoring program pairs younger and older “Friends” to help build positive meaningful relationships. Read the full article → from Project Friend: Seeking both Mentors (grades 7 – adults) and Friends in need of mentoring (K-12)
The school district is bringing in another expert to talk to parents. This Monday’s talk focuses on the importance of music. Read the full article → from Reminder: District speaker on how science informs music education for all – Monday
Southborough Youth and Family Services has announced the annual NON-event of the year, Southborough UNscheduled. The goal is to help families reconnect in an era of over-scheduling and electronic distractions. Read the full article → from Clear your calendar: March 15th is UNscheduled
The Southborough Library is again asking patrons love the Library. But, it seems to me, staff is really asking you to join them in showing love for the Southborough Food Pantry. Read the full article → from Library: Trade “love” for amnesty this month
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week in Southborough
Southborough Emergency Management shared a weather alert. It includes a warning of potentially hazardous conditions during tomorrow morning’s commute time. Read the full article → from Potential for a rush-hour “Flash Freeze” tomorrow morning
Earlier this week, I wrote that the Board of Selectmen would need to come up with a new plan. Apparently, I was wrong. Read the full article → from BOS overrules ConCom; will pursue co-holding Conservation Restriction with SVT
Here is the latest batch of logs from the Southborough Police Department. Read the full article → from Police logs (January 24 – 30, 2018): Driver arrested for alleged 3rd OUI
ROY, Robert (Bob) 79, of Southborough, MA, formerly of Brookline, passed away on January 29. Read the full article → from Obituary: Roy, Robert (Bob) 79
Southborough Youth and Family Services is holding more free Stress Management classes. Read the full article → from Stress Management classes for 4th-12th grade students and parents of younger kids (Updated)
I’m overdue in sharing this summer job posting for teens. The good news is that applications are still being accepted for another 7 weeks. Read the full article → from Seeking counselors for summer Rec camp
This weekend, the library is continuing it’s Art Workshops series. Read the full article → from Drop-in Art Workshops for Children
It seems hard to fathom, but the next school break is only a few weeks away.
Parents who aren’t taking the week off work may be looking for options. (Even those who are may be looking for something to keep kids from climbing the walls at home.) Read the full article → from Vacation camps and day options for February break
Tonight, the Board of Selectmen will convene about the Conservation Restriction on the St. Mark’s Golf Course. Based on a vote last Thursday, they will be adjusting their plans for how to proceed. Read the full article → from Selectmen to address golf course CR after Conservation Commission refuses to co-hold