Emotions ran high as the Gulbankian family went before the Planning Board last night in the latest round of their ongoing dispute with neighbors. Read the full article → from Planning Board defers decision on Gulbankian site plan
In Southborough we have our share of office buildings, and it looks like we may be getting one more. The Zoning Board of Appeals earlier this month gave its stamp of approval to a new 4-story, 70,000-square-foot office building at 146 Cordaville Road. Read the full article → from Zoning board approves 4-story office building on Cordaville Road
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government
Not to stress you out, but there are seven shopping days left until Christmas (not including what’s left of today). If you don’t have everything crossed off your list yet (and who does?), now is a great time to skip the crowds and traffic and shop local. Read the full article → from Seven shopping days left until Christmas – now’s the time to think local
Superintendent Charles Gobron presented a preliminary budget to the Northborough-Southborough Regional School Committee on Wednesday night. The budget represents a 2.7% increase over the current year and does not include teacher or staff reductions. Read the full article → from Regional school committee gets first look at budget, considers school choice
Yesterday the Southborough Board of Health voted unanimously to ban the sale of tobacco products at pharmacies in town, becoming only the seventh municipality in the state to adopt such regulations. Read the full article → from Southborough bans cigarette sales at pharmacies
For nearly a year now, the Gulbankian family has been meeting with town officials in an effort to continue operating three long-standing businesses on their Mt. Vickery Road property. Their next stop will be the Conservation Commission on Thursday night. Read the full article → from Gulbankians, SOLF to go before Conservation Commission on Thursday
At their meeting this afternoon, the Southborough Board of Health will consider whether to ban the sale of cigarettes and other tobacco products at pharmacies in town. Read the full article → from Board of Health considers restricting tobacco sales
The Southborough K-8 School Committee had planned on reviewing an initial budget at their meeting last week, but they’ve pushed that off a month saying the numbers are still in flux. Read the full article → from School budget numbers still in flux, but no staff reductions anticipated
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government
The level in the Wachusett Aqueduct has returned to what appear to be normal levels again after the dam on Deerfoot Road was raised yesterday. The MWRA had drained the aqueduct over the weekend to allow repairs to the dam. Read the full article → from More photos of the drained Wachusett Aqueduct
State Senator Jamie Eldridge invites Southborough residents – along with the rest of his constituents – to share their ideas on legislative priorities during his upcoming Middlesex & Worcester District Listening Tour. Read the full article → from Senator Eldridge wants to hear from Southborough residents
The budget season is underway, and the Southborough School Committee will soon get its first look at how things are shaping up for next year. Superintendent Charles Gobron said he would present an initial budget at the committee’s meeting on Wednesday. Read the full article → from School committee to get its first look at FY2012 budget
It’s a bit of a shocking sight. The usually full Wachusett Aqueduct north of Deerfoot Road has been drained of most of its water over the past few days. Several of you emailed asking what was up. Read the full article → from MWRA draining Wachusett Aqueduct – here’s why