The Southborough Gardeners are promoting their annual scholarship. Read the full article → from SG scholarship applications due April 8
SG scholarship applications due April 8
Announcements
March Madness scholarship fundraiser cancelled
[Note: The following event has been cancelled.] The Southborough Scholarship Committee is hosting a March Madness fundraiser. Read the full article → from March Madness scholarship fundraiser cancelled
Found (?) cat
A reader asked me to reach out to the owners of a cat who has been visiting her home. Read the full article → from Found (?) cat
Reminder: Deadline to pull papers is Friday, filing due Monday (and tonight is the last night)
Tonight is the last time the Town Clerk is open with evening hours before the Friday deadline to pull papers and Monday deadline to file. Read the full article → from Reminder: Deadline to pull papers is Friday, filing due Monday (and tonight is the last night)
Was your dog in a fight on Saturday? Other owner seeking rabies certificate
This morning, someone posted a comment looking for help to track down overs of a dog that bit her dog. The incident took place on the Beals’ preserve trail Saturday afternoon. Read the full article → from Was your dog in a fight on Saturday? Other owner seeking rabies certificate
Put aside your foam: Recycling event April 9th
You can stop throwing those egg cartons and take-out containers in the trash. A Southborough school will host a recycling event. Read the full article → from Put aside your foam: Recycling event April 9th
Why you should sign your 5th/6th grade boy up for Boy Scouts; Jump Start March 18-20
Troop 1 is recruiting new Boy Scouts. The troop will host its annual Jump Start trip for new scouts March 18-20 – and no scouting experience is needed to join.
So, why should you sign your 5th/6th grade boys up to join the trip or the troop? Read one scoutmaster’s pitch. Read the full article → from Why you should sign your 5th/6th grade boy up for Boy Scouts; Jump Start March 18-20
Burnett House news: Boarding windows, Friends’ event, and timeline worries (Updated)
Some quick updates on the 84 Main Street preservation efforts. Read the full article → from Burnett House news: Boarding windows, Friends’ event, and timeline worries (Updated)
Politics: Primary, Town Clerk’s hours, and Democratic Caucus (Updated – with sample ballots)
News about Super Tuesday and this week’s caucus. Read the full article → from Politics: Primary, Town Clerk’s hours, and Democratic Caucus (Updated – with sample ballots)
Town asking residents to answer Open Space & Recreation survey
The Town is gauging residents’ interest in increasing recreation areas and/or open space protection. Read the full article → from Town asking residents to answer Open Space & Recreation survey
Dangerous wind chills over the weekend
Southborough Emergency Management warns that wind chills will dip to extremes over the weekend. Read the full article → from Dangerous wind chills over the weekend
Grants available for early childhood programs – apply by March 18
The Greater Worcester Community Foundation has announced yet another grant opportunity. The focus this time is on early childhood programs. Read the full article → from Grants available for early childhood programs – apply by March 18
Registration open for Baseball, T-Ball, and Softball (baseball deadline 2/18)
Registration deadlines for spring baseball, tee-ball and softball are looming. So, it’s time to sign up. Read the full article → from Registration open for Baseball, T-Ball, and Softball (baseball deadline 2/18)
Hearings on Solar & Over 55 housing bylaws; Discussion on Flagg Road safety; and 9/11 Field and Burnett House updates you may have missed
I just discovered that two recent stories didn’t show up under “News” stories headings. That means some of you who follow News or Government News on the blog likely missed them. And there’s an update on tomorrow night’s Planning Board meeting. Read the full article → from Hearings on Solar & Over 55 housing bylaws; Discussion on Flagg Road safety; and 9/11 Field and Burnett House updates you may have missed