Southborough doesn’t host public festivities on the 4th of July. But it does have an annual parade to mark the holiday. It’s a can’t miss for little ones, since they get to be the stars of it. Read the full article → from Kids’ annual 4th of July parade at the Library – Tuesday
Southborough Recreation announced a new youth football program they will be launching this fall. They’ll be partnering with the NFL youth league to offer Flag Football. Details are still murky, but it looks like this will overlap the existing youth football program for our town.
So I took a look at the two options. I’m sharing and comparing details, plus the fact that the Northborough/Southborough Youth Football and Cheer Association’s registration is still open for programs that start about a month from now. Read the full article → from Youth Football & Cheer News: “No Contact” Flag Football this fall, and NSYFCA registration still open until Monday
A special program at the Southborough Library this Friday aims to get little kids excited about upcoming school transitions. A musician (and his “puppet pals”) will help make kids “Movin’ On Up” to preschool, Kindergarten, or first grade feel good about the big changes. Read the full article → from Sign 3-6 yr olds up for the “Movin’ On Up” Puppet Show
If you enjoy watching baseball from the stands, but don’t want to deal with the hassle and price of heading to Fenway or Worcester, the American Legion Baseball league has games scheduled in our area through mid July. That includes a nearby game tonight! Read the full article → from Cheer on the American Legion Baseball “home team” this summer
Occasionally, I like to remind readers of all the great museums and parks that the Southborough Library offers discount admission to. Summer is an especially great time to take advantage of the options. Read the full article → from Check out discounts to museums and parks (Updated)
I’m sharing the Select Board’s newly identified goals, along with some (hopefully) helpful context for the initiatives they will focus on accomplishing between now and the end of June 2026. Read the full article → from Select Board identifies goals to focus on this coming year
The Southborough Library is holding two events this week that should interest teen/tween Dungeons & Dragons enthusiasts. (One may also appeal to crafters who don’t play the game.)
Both free events require pre-registration. Read the full article → from Sign tweens/teens up for D&D “One-Shot” and/or a DIY D&D themed craft this week
Last week, the majority of the Select Board voted against extending the charge for the ad hoc committee researching potential future uses of the former South Union School Building at 21 Highland Street.
The committee has one more meeting scheduled for tomorrow night, and a charge that expires on Monday. Read the full article → from Select Board allowing 21 Highland Future Use Committee to expire before completing its work (Updated – Again)
On Monday, the public is invited to the swearing in ceremony for a new Deputy Chief of the Southborough Fire Department. Read the full article → from Deputy Fire Chief Ceremony
On the second Tuesday evening of each month, community members can drop in to chat with two members of the board. Read the full article → from Save the Dates for Select Board Office Hours (Updated – Again)
The Southborough Library bringing back Rainforest Reptiles to educate and entertain kids as the first big event of the 2025 Summer Reading program. Read the full article → from Meet reptiles of the rainforest – Thursday
It’s time to save the dates for this summer’s free concert series. Read the full article → from 2025 Summer Outdoor Concert Series
A local, adult community theater group is promoting auditions it will hold tonight and tomorrow (Monday, June 23rd and Tuesday, June 24th). Read the full article → from Curtain Up holding auditions for Guys & Dolls tonight & tomorrow
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