The 495/MetroWest Partnership has issued an update on the region’s “Top Ten Transportation Nightmares”. It includes updates on Southborough traffic problems. Read the full article → from The 495/MetroWest Partnership news on Transportation Nightmares
The 495/Metrowest Partnership is hosting two Gubernatorial Candidate Forums at the Sheraton in Framingham. Read the full article → from Gubernatorial Forums around the corner this month
Want your company’s name trotted in front of runners at Southborough’s annual road race? Sign up now to sponsor the 8th annual Gobble Wobble. Read the full article → from Sponsorship opportunities for the Gobble Wobble
This week, selectmen thanked the past owners of the car dealership for providing valued jobs in town for over 30 years. Read the full article → from Selectmen thank Farrell Volvo for contribution as Southborough employer for 33 years
Southborough Wicked Local reports on two items of business at last night’s Board of Selectmen meeting. Both relate to the board’s desire to strengthen the town’s economic development. Read the full article → from BOS encouraging economic development
This week, Ken’s Foods returned to the Zoning Board of Appeals for clarification on their special permit. The business requested permission to operate on a 24 hour, 7 day per week basis. In a public hearing, neighbors continued to argue that the business is already too loud and disruptive to their lives. Read the full article → from ZBA grants Ken’s Foods 24×7 approval with conditions
New business resource program seeks to improve police services to the commercial division of the community Read the full article → from SPD initiates new business resource program; seeks business community feedback
I’m rounding up recent stories and some that fell through the cracks this summer. The common thread here is Southborough-related businesses and professionals. Read the full article → from Roundup of professional news: “New” Library Director, doctors merge, busy attorney, underground kitchen and fingerprinting brains
It’s time for a roundup of local media coverage on what our elected officials have been up to. (Don’t worry, this isn’t another flurry of press releases.) Read the full article → from Roundup of government news: Humanitarian work, alcohol licenses, and red tape hurts house sellers
The Southborough Senior Center (SSC) is in need of sponsors and raffle prize donations for its 23rd annual Falconi Golf Outing. Read the full article → from Seniors: 23rd annual golf outing seeks donations; save the date
An update from the EDC on their work as stewards of the town economy. And analysis of the town’s economy over the past 3 decades. Read the full article → from Economic “stewards” update town on their work; statistics on town’s economic growth (Updated)
The annual Summer Nights festival relies on volunteers. So, Friends of the Southborough Recreation Department is calling on community members to help out. Read the full article → from Volunteers needed for Summer Nights
Friends of the Southborough Recreation Department is reaching out to local businesses. The group is seeking sponsors for Southborough Summer Nights. Read the full article → from Sponsors needed for Summer Nights 2014
These Southboro based businesses made headlines recently. Read the full article → from Roundup of business news: Conflict minerals, best place to work is here in town, and auctioning armor