If Southborough was intimiated at the thought of facing the defending state and New England Little League champions in today’s round-robin match up, it didn’t show. Our boys stunned West Peabody with a 10-0 win, their second shutout of the tournament. Read the full article → from Second shutout for Southborough Little Leaguers in state tournament
Earlier this month, the Great Places in Massachusetts Commission released its list of 1,000 sites in the state to visit. On the list was Southborough’s own Breakneck Hill Conservation land — one of my personal faves. Read the full article → from Southborough spot one of state’s ‘great places’
Southborough Little League players aren’t the only youth athletes in town doing great things this summer. Here are some others you might not know about. Read the full article → from No shortage of sports stars in Southborough this summer
The blog Historic Buildings of Massachusetts recently highlighted a few of Southborough’s most well-known historic buildings, including Pilgrim Church, the Community House, and the Joseph Burnett mansion that will be going up for auction in August. Read the full article → from Historic buildings of Southborough
Southborough’s unemployment rate rose in June to 7.1% after falling to 6.7% the previous two months. Read the full article → from June unemployment creeps back up
Southborough is off to a good start in the state little league championship. In their first game of round-robin play last night in Norwood, the team shut out North Leominster by a score of 3-0. Read the full article → from Southborough Little Leaguers win first game of round-robin play
It’s hard to believe August is just around the corner. If you’re looking for a way to maximize the fun during what’s left of summer, consider one of the Recreation Department’s playground camps. The camps run weekly through August 27. There are still spots available, so it’s not too late to sign up. Read the full article → from Rec Department summer camps still have some spots available in August
Residents came with a lot to say about the Gulbankian family businesses at last night’s Zoning Board of Appeals meeting, but many of them didn’t get the chance to say anything. ZBA Chairman Sam Stivers told the standing-room-only crowd that they would not discuss the merits of the case at the meeting. Instead they focused on procedure. Read the full article → from No decsion on Gulbankian businesses
Southborough won the Little League Section 2 championship on Tuesday night – it’s first Section 2 championship ever – and in doing so, earned a spot among the state’s final four. Our boys will face off against Newton West, Leominster, and Peabody Western in the state championship tournament that starts tonight. Read the full article → from Southborough little league team headed to state championship tournament
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week
The fifth annual St. Mark’s International Chamber Music Festival kicks off its concert series tonight with a performance starting at 7:00 pm. The concert will feature performances by master teachers who hail from Boston, New York, and Moscow, along with students from throughout the Metrowest area. Read the full article → from Chamber music festival concerts start tonight at St. Mark’s
The latest construction update on the town’s new aerial ladder truck. Read the full article → from Construction continues on Southborough’s new ladder truck
A message from the Friends of Southboro Recreation. Read the full article → from Volunteers needed to help with Summer Nights
The latest Fire Department call logs. Read the full article → from What the fire department has been up to