Leonard S. Hartog of Southborough passed away peacefully in his sleep on April 5, 2023. Read the full article → from Obituary: Leonard S. Hartog
Obituary: Leonard S. Hartog
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Hydrant flushing begins April 24th (Updated)
Every spring, Southborough “flushes” is fire hydrants for maintenance. The DPW has shared the schedule for work to begin the week after next. Read the full article → from Hydrant flushing begins April 24th (Updated)
Apply by May 8th for Town Scholarships
Students in their senior year or current under grads can apply for scholarships administered by the Town, including those in memory of Carol Harris and Linda Hubley.
This week, the Scholarship Advisory Committee posted its application for three scholarship opportunities. Read the full article → from Apply by May 8th for Town Scholarships
Select Board withdraws from Dispatch IMA
Southborough will not be part of a MetroWest RECC on the superfund site in Westborough.
Following up on guidance by Town Meeting, the Select Board took a new vote on whether to remain in or withdraw from an agreement with Westborough and Grafton to form a regional public safety dispatch center. Read the full article → from Select Board withdraws from Dispatch IMA
2023 Marathon: Amy Ludovici for AKTIV Against Cancer
Between now and Patriots Day, I’m featuring stories of residents donning Boston Marathon bibs for a cause.] Read the full article → from 2023 Marathon: Amy Ludovici for AKTIV Against Cancer
Historical Society moving ahead with Fayville Hall plans
A Planning Board hearing for Major Site Plan approval of SHS' new museum at 40-42 Central St is scheduled for April 24th.
SHS is seeking approval on its plans for refurbishing the interior of the historic Fayville Hall to hold “the town’s new home for history and arts education”. Read the full article → from Historical Society moving ahead with Fayville Hall plans
2023 Marathon: Jen Martin for Shannon’s Path
Between now and Patriots Day, I’m featuring stories of residents donning Boston Marathon bibs for a cause.] Read the full article → from 2023 Marathon: Jen Martin for Shannon’s Path
Select Board appoints new DPW Superintendent
The Board was impressed with the resume and answers of a public works Superintendent from Spencer.
The Select Board voted to appoint William Cundiff as the new DPW Superintendent, pending a finalized contract. Read the full article → from Select Board appoints new DPW Superintendent
Earth Day Clean Up is April 22nd
Rotary is encouraging the community to save the date for picking up trash on the sides of Southborough streets.
Rotary is encouraging the community to make plans to help with the annual Clean Up timed to celebrate Earth Day. Read the full article → from Earth Day Clean Up is April 22nd
Algonquin Pre-K: morning and afternoon
Registration for ARHS Pre-K is open the fall.
This fall, for the first time since the pandemic, Algonquin will be holding both morning and afternoon sessions of its inexpensive pre-school program. Registration is now open. Read the full article → from Algonquin Pre-K: morning and afternoon
Cutler Jazz Festival — April 23rd
St. Mark's School invites the public to its annual festival
This month, St. Mark’s School is holding its annual jazz festival. Read the full article → from Cutler Jazz Festival — April 23rd
2023 Marathon: Alev Cansever for Stepping Strong
Between now and Patriots Day, I’m featuring stories of residents donning Boston Marathon bibs for a cause.] Read the full article → from 2023 Marathon: Alev Cansever for Stepping Strong
The week in sports
An update on Southborough Natives making headlines, and the latest on the ARHS Titans
Highlights from last week’s competitions and what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from The week in sports
The week in government (Updated)
Select Board on DPW Superintendent and Public Dispatch RECC IMA; Joint Meeting on "MBTA Communities" zoning; School Committee 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 (Updated)