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.
For 35 years, Reverend Harry Eugene Goll served as the spiritual leader of St. Mark’s Church. On Saturday the parish will hold a memorial service for its longtime rector who passed away in February at the age of 97. Read the full article → from Memorial service for longtime rector of St. Mark’s Church and wife to be held on Saturday, April 27
Get your laugh on at the Southborough Youth Baseball Comedy Night fundraiser on Friday, April 26. Tickets are still available, but they’re going fast. Read the full article → from Tickets still available for Southborough Youth Baseball Comedy Night – Saturday, April 28
Interested in learning more about Fay School? Southborough residents are invited to attend an Admission Visit Day at the school on Thursday Read the full article → from Southborough families invited to Fay School Admission Visit Day – Thursday, April 25
Here’s what’s happening at the Southborough Library this week. Read the full article → from At the Southborough Library this week (4/23/13 – 4/27/13): Planning library events, video chat with popular young adult author
St. Mark’s School invites Southborough residents to join them on Sunday for a run to benefit victims of last week’s Boston Marathon bombings. Donations will be accepted, and all proceeds will go to the The One Fund established by Governor Deval Patrick and Boston Mayor Tom Menino. Read the full article → from Southborough run to benefit marathon victims – Sunday, April 28
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government (4/22/13 – 4/26/13)
Annual or perennial, you’ll find it at this year’s Southborough Gardeners plant sale on Saturday, May 11, at the Community House. Read the full article → from Save the date: Southborough Gardeners Annual Plant Sale – Saturday, May 11
Tired of looking at those discarded fast food bags, soda bottles, and assorted roadside trash as you drive home every day? Why not volunteer to help clean them up during the Annual Earth Day Clean Up event on Saturday, April 27. Read the full article → from Help clean up Southborough at annual Earth Day event
Just in time for Earth Day – Monday, April 22 for those of you who don’t know – the Southborough Library will host a puppet show all about going green. “The Trolls and the Tree” by Galapagos Puppets will take place on Thursday, April 18 at 11:00 am. Read the full article → from Galapagos Puppets at the Southborough Library on Thursday
The Southborough Library on Thursday will play host to New York Times bestselling novelist William Martin. The talk is open to all, and no pre-registration is required. Read the full article → from NYT bestselling author William Martin at the Southborough Library on Thursday
Television. Radio. Twitter. Facebook. Everywhere you turn on this the day after the marathon, the news is devastating. For those of you who might need a break from the coverage, or some time to be with your thoughts, or a place for the kids to be kids, here are some suggestions. Read the full article → from Need to get away from all the bad news? Where to take a walk in Southborough.
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government (4/16/13 – 4/19/13)
If you haven’t made it over to the Southborough Library yet to check out the Southborough Gardeners’ Art in Bloom exhibit, you must. The Gardeners created floral arrangements inspired by the work of Algonquin student artists. You get to enjoy both the arrangements and the original art – it’s two exhibits in one! Read the full article → from PHOTOS: Art in Bloom at the Southborough Library
Seventy-five years after its Broadway opening, Algonquin students next month will bring Thornton Wilder’s classic Our Town to the stage. As a play about small-town America, director and Algonquin English teacher Tom Alera hopes to expand the experience by drawing connections with our small town in America. To do it he needs help from the community Read the full article → from Algonquin students to bring ‘Our Town’ to our town