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.
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 21st Annual Town Clean Up event on Saturday, April 28. Read the full article → from Volunteers needed for annual town clean-up event: Saturday, April 28
It’s time for baseball season, and to kick it off right, the Algonguin varsity baseball team and coaching staff will hold a youth clinic on Saturday, April 14. The clinic is open to kids ages 6 through 12, and features basic instruction in fielding, pitching, hitting, and game situations. Read the full article → from Algonquin baseball to offer youth clinic – Saturday, April 14
It may not be 80 degrees outside anymore, but summer is still on the horizon, and now is the time to start thinking about camp for your kids. Over the next few days I’ll share information on camp options here in Southborough for kids of all ages. First up, the Sizzling Summer Scene program offered by Southborough Youth and Family Services. Read the full article → from Summertime fun: Youth and Family Services’ Sizzling Summer Scene
Pediatrician and Southborough resident Dr. Safdar Medina will be at the Southborough Library on Tuesday, April 3, to talk about the truths and myths of Attention Deficit Disorder. Read the full article → from Information session on Attention Deficit Disorder at the Southborough Library on Tuesday
School administrators will host a forum tonight on the long-term technology plan for the Northborough-Southborough schools. Parents and other interested residents are invited to join. Read the full article → from Reminder: School technology forum tonight
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government (4/2/12 – 4/6/12)
Danno Sullivan, the Ukulele Man, will return to Fay School on Saturday morning for a fun and silly sing-along. It’s a show the little ones (ages 2-6) are sure to love. A complimentary lunch follows the performance. Read the full article → from Ukulele sing-along at Fay School on Saturday
The United Parishes of Southborough invite you to welcome Easter with a Sunrise Service at Hopkinton State Park on April 8. Read the full article → from United Parishes of Southborough to host Easter sunrise service
On Friday evening Woodward will host its annual Family Wingo Night. What’s Wingo? It’s bingo, Woodward-style. Read the full article → from Family Wingo Night at Woodward on Friday
The Recreation Department is hosting an afternoon of family fun at the new South Union Playground on Saturday. The kids can play – or watch a magic show and juggling performance – while you score some deals on recreation programs. Read the full article → from Reminder: Family fun with the Recreation Department on Saturday
When it comes to technology in the schools, everyone seems to have an opinion, and the school district wants to hear yours. On Monday they’ll host a public forum on their long-term school technology plan. Read the full article → from Learn about the school technology plan at a forum on Monday
This month, on Thursday, March 29, the Southborough Genealogy Club hosts Virginia Wright of TIARA (The Irish Ancestral Research Association) who will speak about the life insurance applications and other records held by the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters, covering late 19th and early 20th century Massachusetts Irish, and some German members of the Foresters Society. Read the full article → from Explore your Irish roots with the Southborough Library Genealogy Club – Thursday
Musicians from Trottier will put on a show this week with a concert on Thursday featuring the school’s concert bands, stage band, award-winning Big Band, and orchestra. Read the full article → from Trottier bands and orchestra take the stage on Thursday
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government (3/26/12 – 3/30/12)