Several professionals who live or work in our community have made headlines, recent and not-so-recent. So, it’s time to catch you up on community news. (I’m expanding this beyond Southborough, because one member of Algonquin’s community is definitely worthy of inclusion here.) Read the full article → from Roundup: Community professionals and employees in the news (Updated)
The Economic Development Committee and Southborough Library are continuing to support local entrepreneurs. Read the full article → from Krosslink meeting for entrepreneurs – November 4
The Town Clerk’s office is trying to facilitate a marriage between town vendors and resident lovebirds. Read the full article → from Advertise your wedding services (for free) to Southborough’s engaged couples
Two Southborough residents are opening a sewing studio in town. The new business is being launched by working-mom friends Kristen McCarthy and Betsy Flynn Gobron.
To celebrate, they are holding an Open House with free refreshments and activities. Read the full article → from New sewing studio open house – October 14 (Updated)
The Economic Development Committee and Southborough Library are working together to support local business. Read the full article → from Jump-start your business: Free start-up incubator for entrepreneurs & small businesses – Oct 6
Whether you’re working on a new career, building on work skills, or just interested in a new hobby, Assabet After Dark has a lot to offer this fall.
But if you’re eager to start sooner, the school is also offering a large roster of online courses that begin August 12th. Read the full article → from Online courses and night classes through After Dark – register today
Southborough Wicked Local reports that Framingham’s Planning Board is proposing an “Innovation District” along their side of the Southborough border. Read the full article → from Framingham looks to boost mixed development by Southborough town line
Last spring, Town voters approved the budget to hire a professional dedicated to Southborough’s economic development. This month, the Town is boasting the news of their new hire, Pam DiGiovanni. Read the full article → from Introducing Southborough’s Economic Development Coordinator
Fitzgerald’s General Store is seeking permission to create a pay-for-parking lot adjacent to their store lot. Read the full article → from Fitzgerald’s looking to create paylot for commuters
Next week, the Economic Development Committee is sponsoring an event for small business owners and entrepreneurs. (Or even those just thinking about launching a business.) Read the full article → from Open for Business: Free resources for small business owners/enrepreneurs – May 20 launch
The Economic Development Committee recently launched a new website geared towards businesses. Read the full article → from EDC launches Doing Business in Southborough site
Looking to update your business website or online profile with a “snappy new headshot”? A photographer in town is holding a special session this Thursday and Friday.
Don’t think of it as an expense. Consider it a donation to a worthy cause. Read the full article → from Headshots for Alzheimers – April 16-17
The Town has newly published an online Southborough Business Development Guide. Read the full article → from Southborough welcomes new business
The Chair of Southborough’s Economic Development Committee found himself in an enviable position a few weeks ago. When David McCay presented his budge to the Board of Selectmen, they told him to consider asking for more. Read the full article → from EDC responding to BOS advice to request bigger investment in economic development