Algonquin Regional’s Class of 96 is holding their 20th reunion in a couple of weeks.
Don’t wait to buy tickets – they won’t be sold at the door. Read the full article → from ARHS Class of ’96: Book reunion tickets by 10/8 (or by tomorrow for $25 discount)
It seems to be a regular thing now – cats lost and found. The latest one is hanging around a house on Newton Street. Read the full article → from Is this your cat?
The Rotary Club is again selling scarecrow kits and holding a contest to raise funds for the Southborough Cultural Arts Council. Read the full article → from Build-A-Scarecrow for Heritage Day (or just for fun)
The Historical Commission is warning residents to expect a “substantial amount of tree removal” at 84 Main Street in coming weeks. But the message is intended to reassure that what is being done is necessary, and will work out in the long run. (And that the “stars” of the property will remain standing, with just minor pruning.) Read the full article → from Historical Commission reassuring public about coming tree removals at Burnett House
Southborough Cultural Arts Council is looking to fund more programs in the arts, humanities, and interpretive sciences. They are also seeking new members. Read the full article → from SCAC: Cultural arts grant applications due by October 17; seeking new members
A couple of organizations have asked me to share their openings for jobs based in town.
While I’m at it, I’m also including a full-time position the Town has posted. Read the full article → from Southborough job listings: Part-time at Playtown Express and St. Mark’s Church; Full-time for Town (and more?)
The Southborough Historical Commission has been working towards creation of a National Register Historic District along Main Street. The critical message for homeowners is the district would not impose restrictions. Read the full article → from Historical Commission pursuing Historic District without restrictions in Main St area downtown (Updated)
Carnival-style games, face painting, crafts, and the always-popular bake sale. You’ll find it all at the Finn Fall Festival this Friday, September 25th. Read the full article → from Finn Fall Festival – Friday night
An invitation was issued to high school students in our district (and all of the 5th Congressional District). This Saturday, Congresswoman Clark is holding a free Service Academy Fair. Read the full article → from Service Academy Fair – Saturday
A cat owner is looking for your help finding two lost cats. Read the full article → from More lost cats
SYFSis preparing for another season of Project Friend. The mentoring program pairs younger and older “Friends” to help build positive meaningful relationships. Read the full article → from Project Friend: Big and Little Friends (with age groups covering K-college & senior citizens)
If you’re looking to buy your sticker in person, don’t go to the Transfer Station or DPW. The Town Clerk’s office is issuing the stickers this year – in person, through the mail, or online without extra fees – unless you wait too long. Read the full article → from Buy your Transfer Station sticker by Thursday (to avoid a late fee)
I have another request from a concerned resident about a potentially lost cat. Read the full article → from Is your cat lost?
Southborough Youth and Family Services is looking to help kids manage their stress. The agency is offering special after school sessions for Trottier students. Read the full article → from Stress Management for Trottier students – free after school classes – sign up by 9/30