If you made a resolution to get healthy this year, Boot Camp, sponsored by Southborough Recreation, just might be the program to help you do it. Read the full article → from Southborough Recreation boot camp aims to help you meet your fitness goals
The annual town census form should have arrived in your mailbox recently, and this is your reminder to fill it out and send it in. By law the town is required to create a street listing of residents each year to maintain an accurate voting list, among other things. Read the full article → from Town census forms arriving in the mail
Girls in kindergarten through 9th grade can sign up now for Northborough/Southborough Softball’s spring 2013 season. Registration is open through January 31. Read the full article → from Registration for spring girls softball now open
As always, there will be plenty of activity at the Southborough Senior Center this winter, but apparently not all of it will be exciting. Read the full article → from Southborough Senior Center announces winter schedule, with activities ‘dull’ and otherwise
We all know the holiday un-decorating is much less fun than the decorating, but at least when it comes to disposing of your Christmas tree, Southborough Boy Scout Troop 1 is there to make the job easier. Read the full article → from Reminder: Boy Scouts picking up Christmas trees on Saturday, January 5
Boy Scout Troop 1 will once again hold their annual Christmas tree collection service, this year on Saturday, January 5. Read the full article → from Boy Scouts picking up Christmas trees on Saturday, January 5
Arounnd this time each year I put together a list of the top stories from the past 12 months. This year I’d like some help from you. Read the full article → from POLL: What were the most significant Southborough stories of 2012?
The members of Southborough Kindergroup are no doubt on Santa’s nice list this year after putting together another excellent Santa Day last weekend. The organizers asked me to pass along these words of thanks to all those who made the event possible. Read the full article → from Kindergroup thanks local businesses for helping to bring Santa to town
After the shooting last week at Sandy Hook Elementary School, most of us have been left wondering what we can do to help. Many are sending letters of condolence to the families afflicted by the tragedy. A mom I know is driving down to Newtown this week to deliver meals she and friends prepared. A number of memorial funds have been established. Read the full article → from Save the date: Snowflakes for Sandy Hook – December 29 & January 5
Kids aren’t the only ones making wish lists this holiday season. While they’re probably not sending a letter to Santa, the Southborough Library nonetheless has a list of items they’d love to have in the new year. Read the full article → from What the Southborough Library wants for Christmas
Flags in Southborough and across the nation were lowered to half staff today in honor of Senator Daniel Inouye who died on Monday at the age of 88. Read the full article → from Why flags are at half staff today
The Southborough Food Pantry has a new refrigerator and some stocked shelves this holiday season thanks to a recent donation by the Southborough Rotary Club. Read the full article → from Southborough Rotary donates new refrigerator, supplies to food pantry
The Corridor Nine Area Chamber of Commerce has $16K in scholarships to award next spring, and they are inviting Southborough students to apply. Read the full article → from Corridor Nine scholarships open to Southborough students
Registration is ongoing for Southborough Youth Baseball and Softball’s upcoming spring season. Programs are available for boys and girls ages 5 through 15. Sign up by January 31 to take advantage of the early registration discount. Read the full article → from Registration open for Southborough Youth Baseball’s spring 2013 season