The “jury-waived trial” against Southborough’s Zoning Board of Appeals and the Park Central developer resumed this morning. Read the full article → from Update on Park Central court trial
Update on Park Central court trial
Government
Cancelled – SYFS speaker series this spring for parents, tweens, and teens (Updated)
Southborough Youth and Family Services is inviting the community to participate in their free speaker series this spring Read the full article → from Cancelled – SYFS speaker series this spring for parents, tweens, and teens (Updated)
Road work warnings: Parkerville Rd utility work could impact buses; MassPike work on local roads
The Town of Southborough posted an update on road projects Read the full article → from Road work warnings: Parkerville Rd utility work could impact buses; MassPike work on local roads
Selectmen seeking to avoid printing an early Town Meeting Warrant
The hope is to avoid printing a Warrant in early March that doesn’t reflect the reality of what voters will be asked to approve later this spring. Read the full article → from Selectmen seeking to avoid printing an early Town Meeting Warrant
Recreation Commission seeking volunteer with Finance “skill set”(Plus, other critical vacancies) (Updated)
The Town posted a call for volunteers to apply for a seat on the Recreation Commission Read the full article → from Recreation Commission seeking volunteer with Finance “skill set”(Plus, other critical vacancies) (Updated)
Library news: Online reservations for curbside pickup, activity packets for adults, and more
This month, the Southborough Library added some new features to its services. Read the full article → from Library news: Online reservations for curbside pickup, activity packets for adults, and more
The week in government: Planning on zoning Articles and Approval Not Required for Brigham St & Gruanuaile Rd; Regional School Committee
Here is a selection of the committee and board meetings for the week along with my selected highlights from the agendas. Read the full article → from The week in government: Planning on zoning Articles and Approval Not Required for Brigham St & Gruanuaile Rd; Regional School Committee
Covid Update: A small uptick in Town and School cases
The Town’s Covid-19 figures were updated as of this morning and the schools’ data was posted yesterday. There is a slight uptick in figures for both. (Let’s hope it’s just a tiny blip and not the start of another trend.) Read the full article → from Covid Update: A small uptick in Town and School cases
Downtown District proposed zoning changes: Forum highlights; Hearings open Monday
The Board of Selectmen hosted a public forum on a plan for revitalizing downtown during their meeting last night. Read the full article → from Downtown District proposed zoning changes: Forum highlights; Hearings open Monday
Pull papers for Town Election by March 21st
If you’re interested in running for Town Office, you have just over four weeks to pull nomination papers. Read the full article → from Pull papers for Town Election by March 21st
Covid Update: Southborough back in Yellow
Tonight, Mass Department of Public Health lowered Southborough’s community transmission level to “yellow”. Read the full article → from Covid Update: Southborough back in Yellow
Southborough job listings: Summer Camp Counselors (plus IT Manager and Public Health Nurse still open)
I received another posting of jobs available in Southborough. Read the full article → from Southborough job listings: Summer Camp Counselors (plus IT Manager and Public Health Nurse still open)
Sign up to be notified of “Phase 2” Covid-19 vaccine clinics in/near Southborough
The Town is offering a way for eligible residents under Phase 2 of the Mass Covid-19 Vaccine rollout to be notified of clinics opening in Southborough or surrounding towns.
The opportunity is now being promoted to ages 65+ and those in senior housing, but other phase 2 groups can also sign up. Read the full article → from Sign up to be notified of “Phase 2” Covid-19 vaccine clinics in/near Southborough
The week in government: BOS Downtown District Bylaw Forum; Conservation Commission and more
Here is a selection of the committee and board meetings for the week along with my selected highlights from the agendas. Read the full article → from The week in government: BOS Downtown District Bylaw Forum; Conservation Commission and more