The Board of Health is holding Flu Clinics for residents twelve and older, with a special one for seniors. Read the full article → from Flu vaccinations – Thursday, October 8
Flu vaccinations – Thursday, October 8
Government
SWL: Teacher lawsuit moving forward with one less claim
Southborough Wicked Local reports that a lawsuit against our school district will proceed, but with one claim dismissed. Read the full article → from SWL: Teacher lawsuit moving forward with one less claim
Southborough Emergency warns of potential for flooding
Southborough Emergency Management asked me to share a warning. With expected rain deluges today and tomorrow, there is reasonable concern for flooded basements. And as we approach the weekend they are keeping an eye on potential for flash flooding of streets. Read the full article → from Southborough Emergency warns of potential for flooding
BOS to expand Public Safety Committee charter and add members October 6th
Last week, the Board of Selectmen interviewed candidates and filled a vacancy for a position on the Public Safety Committee. Next week, they expect to expand the committee by adding three more members. Read the full article → from BOS to expand Public Safety Committee charter and add members October 6th
Trails Committee managing improved access to Sudbury Reservoir Trail (Updated)
The Sudbury Reservoir Trail runs through our town. But as a representative of the Trails Committee told Selectmen this week, many residents aren’t aware of it. Of those that are, many have trouble accessing it. Read the full article → from Trails Committee managing improved access to Sudbury Reservoir Trail (Updated)
Library adding a page: Job applications due 10/2
The Southborough Library is seeking a new helper. Read the full article → from Library adding a page: Job applications due 10/2
New property assessments: Ask questions September 28 – October 2
The Board of Assessors has posted their preliminary property revaluations. Since the board has been working on a major project to reevaluate properties in town, it warrants taking a look before assessments become official. Read the full article → from New property assessments: Ask questions September 28 – October 2
Special Needs news: NSPAC events and Town programs
I’m rounding up a few news items and events that parents may want to know about. Read the full article → from Special Needs news: NSPAC events and Town programs
Commuter rail parking: Public invited to comment on MBTA parking issues; Fitzgerald’s vote continued
Monday night, a representative for Fitzgerald’s updated the Planning Board on their plans for a proposed pay-lot for commuters. Town Planner Jennifer Burney took advantage of the audience to make an announcement about the MBTA’s lot. Read the full article → from Commuter rail parking: Public invited to comment on MBTA parking issues; Fitzgerald’s vote continued
New recreation at Woodward – Thanks to Eagle Scouts
Town Recreation was pleased to share two new offerings this fall. Thanks to two Eagle Scouts, the town now has an excercise obstacle course and a new “Wall Ball” wall. Read the full article → from New recreation at Woodward – Thanks to Eagle Scouts
Solar Bylaw: Planning Board approves regulations; Schools and non-profit projects need ZBA approval
Last night, the Planning Board approved the rules and regulations for solar projects covered by the Solar Bylaw. The related discussion clarified that installations by schools and non-profits are subject to approval by the Zoning Board of Appeals. Read the full article → from Solar Bylaw: Planning Board approves regulations; Schools and non-profit projects need ZBA approval
The week in government: BOS appointments to Public Safety and Sidewalk committees; Planning Board Solar rules & regs hearing
A list of board and committee meetings for the week with my selected highlights from the agendas. Read the full article → from The week in government: BOS appointments to Public Safety and Sidewalk committees; Planning Board Solar rules & regs hearing
Youth & Family Services head to retire after 30 years
In a letter to the Southbough Youth Commission, Laurie Sugarman-Whittier announced her intention to resign in four months. Read the full article → from Youth & Family Services head to retire after 30 years
Town development news: Researching solar at schools and siting of public safety complex; construction project updates
I haven’t had a chance to cover all that I’d like in Town and school business. Fortunately, there are other sources doing some of that work for me.
Here’s my latest roundup. Read the full article → from Town development news: Researching solar at schools and siting of public safety complex; construction project updates