Police logs (11/8 – 11/14/16): Tresspassers, vehicle vs deer, and another OUI
The latest log from Southborough Police Department. Read the full article → from Police logs (11/8 – 11/14/16): Tresspassers, vehicle vs deer, and another OUI
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“Vets Corner” raising awareness of veteran suicides; Southborough remembers veterans
For those of you wondering about the flags on St. Mark’s field downtown. Plus, a recap of Southborough’s Veterans Day ceremony. Read the full article → from “Vets Corner” raising awareness of veteran suicides; Southborough remembers veterans
Make more of Thanksgiving break: Library museum and park passes
Next week, Southborough public school students will enjoy a 5½ day break. That means, it’s a great time to plan some fun outings. Read the full article → from Make more of Thanksgiving break: Library museum and park passes
Schedule your district Preschool screening by December 9th
The district has announced its upcoming integrated preschool screening for the next school year will take place on January 5, 2017. Read the full article → from Schedule your district Preschool screening by December 9th
Annual Ecumenical Service of Thanksgiving to be held on Monday
The United Parishes of Southborough invites residents to its annual ecumenical Thanksgiving service on Monday, November 21. Read the full article → from Annual Ecumenical Service of Thanksgiving to be held on Monday
“Build Your Own Robot” for 3-6 graders – Register by Friday
Algonquin Robotics/FIRST® Team 1100 is promoting its annual “Build Your Own Robot” program. The registration deadline is this Friday, November 18 – so act quick. Read the full article → from “Build Your Own Robot” for 3-6 graders – Register by Friday
Pearl Harbor 3-part history series at Senior Center – starting tomorrow
Senior history buffs are invited to dig into the complicated history behind the attack on Pearl Harbor in time for the 75th anniversary of the infamous day. Read the full article → from Pearl Harbor 3-part history series at Senior Center – starting tomorrow
School budget officer sentenced to 2 years prison
Last week, the man who embezzled more than $380,000 from Northborough-Southborough public schools was convicted of the crime. Read the full article → from School budget officer sentenced to 2 years prison
Town greenlit to continue pursuit of historic Main Street district
It’s looking like Southborough will succeed in having a section of the Main Street area (and some adjacent roads) adopted as a Historic District. Read the full article → from Town greenlit to continue pursuit of historic Main Street district
Scouting for Food: Thank you for your support
Once again, the Southborough community, with helping hands from scouts and families, made Scouting for Food a success. Read the full article → from Scouting for Food: Thank you for your support
Join a Harvest Potluck with “Neighbors for Peace” – this Sunday (and an interfaith Thanksgiving service)
This Sunday, St. Mark’s Church is hosting another “Neighbors for Peace” community dinner. This time it’s a Thanksgiving themed potluck, with an invitation to an interfaith service to follow. Read the full article → from Join a Harvest Potluck with “Neighbors for Peace” – this Sunday (and an interfaith Thanksgiving service)
Post Tournament Update: Football and Volleyball out; Cross Country to states
An update on Algonquin’s fall tournament bids. Read the full article → from Post Tournament Update: Football and Volleyball out; Cross Country to states
Citizen petition asks Selectmen to allow Planning Board to hire outside counsel
Over 300 residents are asking selectmen to reconsider a decision they made earlier this fall. Once again, the petition links back to discontent over the large development planned at Park Central. Read the full article → from Citizen petition asks Selectmen to allow Planning Board to hire outside counsel
The week in government: Tax classification hearing, Billboard Use Variance, and discussions related to Citizen Petitions to selectmen
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: Tax classification hearing, Billboard Use Variance, and discussions related to Citizen Petitions to selectmen