Earlier this month the Trottier Big Band played with guest artist — and Southborough native — Dave Pietro. I can tell you from first-hand experience it was an amazing show. Read the full article → from Photos: Trottier musicians perform with saxophonist/composer Dave Pietro
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PHOTOS: Flags replaced at the Rural Cemetery
Veterans lying in rest in Southborough’s Rural Cemetery were honored with new American flags on their gravestones last Friday evening. Read the full article → from PHOTOS: Flags replaced at the Rural Cemetery
PHOTOS: From egg to chick
Southborough resident Laura Coldwell-Stewart had a front row seat for a quintessential rite of spring — the hatching of some baby robins. Read the full article → from PHOTOS: From egg to chick
PHOTOS: Trimming the trees
National Grid has been out in force the past few weeks trimming branches and trees along power lines. You’ve no doubt seen them as you’re driving around town. Read the full article → from PHOTOS: Trimming the trees
PHOTOS: Sports this week
More photos from the week in high school sports courtesy of Southborough photographer Chris Wraight. Read the full article → from PHOTOS: Sports this week
PHOTOS: Southborough in bloom
It’s the time of year when Southborough is awash in pink. Everywhere you go in town, flowering trees are in bloom. It’s glorious. Read the full article → from PHOTOS: Southborough in bloom
PHOTOS: Colonial Day at Neary
A unit on our nation’s founding culminated in the annual Colonial Day celebration at Neary School on Friday. Read the full article → from PHOTOS: Colonial Day at Neary
PHOTOS: Spring is springing
It’s a lovely day here in Southborough. The weekend isn’t looking as nice, so here’s hoping you get to enjoy it while it lasts. Read the full article → from PHOTOS: Spring is springing
Photos: Mother Nature has a sense of humor
Happy April Fool’s Day, everyone. Mother Nature proved she’s not above a good laugh every now and again, as those of us in Southborough woke up to several inches of wet, heavy snow on the ground. Read the full article → from Photos: Mother Nature has a sense of humor
Photos: Sometimes it’s lovely
The snow has caused us plenty of grief this winter, but yesterday morning I was reminded of just how beautiful it can be. Read the full article → from Photos: Sometimes it’s lovely
Photos: At least the coyotes like all this snow
Several residents — myself included — had the thrill of spying a pair of coyotes frolicking on the ice off White Bagley Road on Sunday morning. Read the full article → from Photos: At least the coyotes like all this snow
Photos: Busy birdfeeders
My birdfeeders have been hubs of activity this past week. At one point today I counted eight blue jays all vying for a spot. Much squabbling ensued. Read the full article → from Photos: Busy birdfeeders
A changing habitat at the Beals Preserve (with photos)
Some call it The Brontasaurus. And with good reason. The machine helping to clear woodlands at the Beals Preserve can chew a tree down to the ground in a matter of about 60 seconds, leaving only a pile of woodchips. Read the full article → from A changing habitat at the Beals Preserve (with photos)
A look back: The year in photos
One of my favorite things about this blog is the opportunity to share photos of the events and happenings around town — whether they’re ones I’ve taken myself or (better yet!) ones you’ve sent in. Here’s a look back at some of the big stories of 2010 as told through pictures. Read the full article → from A look back: The year in photos