The Southborough Library’s Summer Reading Program is in full swing this week. Read the full article → from Summer Reading “Tails and Tales”
Summer Reading “Tails and Tales”
Events
Coverage of Southborough events. Focus on events taking place in town. Includes features about events related to residents or local organizations. Also includes information on town government's open meetings.
Summer Concerts start next week, Knock on Wood (Updated-Again)
The free concerts will take place bi-weekly on Wednesday nights starting June 30th. Read the full article → from Summer Concerts start next week, Knock on Wood (Updated-Again)
Special Home Decor sale will partially benefit Food Pantry
Part of the proceeds from a pop up sale of gently used “upscale staging” decor will benefit Southborough Youth and Family Services. Read the full article → from Special Home Decor sale will partially benefit Food Pantry
Chestnut Hill Farm to host more events this summer
A slew of new events have been posted at the Southborough farm and I’m sharing a look at the options. Read the full article → from Chestnut Hill Farm to host more events this summer
NSBORO to reboot RFP process for Extended Day
A decision was made by the NSBORO administration to listen better to parents seeking to Save SEDP. Read the full article → from NSBORO to reboot RFP process for Extended Day
Summer Camp options
A look at camps offered in town or by Algonquin athletes. Read the full article → from Summer Camp options
Summer at-a-glance: Concerts, Movies, Entertainers, Crafts, and more (Updated)
I wanted to start off the summer with a Save the Date post for all the big events offered by Southborough Recreation and the Southborough Library. Read the full article → from Summer at-a-glance: Concerts, Movies, Entertainers, Crafts, and more (Updated)
Events this week: Closing The Garden Workshop, How to Be a Sensitive and Informed LGBTQ+ Ally, and Democratic Caucus (Updated)
Here are some highlights of events in and around Southborough this week. Read the full article → from Events this week: Closing The Garden Workshop, How to Be a Sensitive and Informed LGBTQ+ Ally, and Democratic Caucus (Updated)
The week in government: BOS on Counsel appointments and committee charges
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: BOS on Counsel appointments and committee charges
Art on the Trails: Explore the exhibits; Call for Poetry
Last week the 2021 Art on the Trails officially opened. As is their traditions, organizers are now putting out a call to poets to be inspired by the works. Read the full article → from Art on the Trails: Explore the exhibits; Call for Poetry
Acceler-8 I-90 Bridge: Woodland closed (4pm today through early Monday)
The state is holding an info session with public Q&A for abutters and commuters (or just the curious) on the accelerated bridge replacement project. Read the full article → from Acceler-8 I-90 Bridge: Woodland closed (4pm today through early Monday)
Attend or stream ARHS’ musical – Friday and Saturday
This Friday and Saturday, Algonquin students are putting on a musical written by one of this year’s graduates. The play, Paralled, will be performed in front of the school and simultaneously streamed online. Read the full article → from Attend or stream ARHS’ musical – Friday and Saturday
Storm Large will move on in AGT competition
AGT’s panel judged a Southborough native has talent worth sharing with America. Read the full article → from Storm Large will move on in AGT competition
Southborough Native on America’s Got Talent (and catching up with other talent)
Tonight, you can watch a singer who grew up in Southborough audition for America’s Got Talent on NBC. Read the full article → from Southborough Native on America’s Got Talent (and catching up with other talent)