Teens 12 and older can now get vaccinated at the Regional clinic. Read the full article → from Covid Clinic now accepting ages 12+
Covid Clinic now accepting ages 12+
News
Southborough Community Fund announces completed SEF merger and promoting Red Apples
SEF was successfully absorbed by Southborough Community Fund, but its mission, including the Red Apples for teachers, carries on. Read the full article → from Southborough Community Fund announces completed SEF merger and promoting Red Apples
Town Meeting: Voters asked to support CPA grant for St. Mark’s Bell Tower (Updated)
As I’ve previously noted, there are five Community Preservation Act Articles this year. Yesterday, the Community Advocate covered one of them — Article 19: St. Mark’s Church Bell Tower Renovation. Read the full article → from Town Meeting: Voters asked to support CPA grant for St. Mark’s Bell Tower (Updated)
Parents invited to learn about teen Cannabis and Alcohol use issues
The Northborough Southborough Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition is holding two virtual workshops for parents of teens this month. Read the full article → from Parents invited to learn about teen Cannabis and Alcohol use issues
Dennington elected as Selectman; Regional School Committee incumbents appear to have won their race (Updated)
In the unofficial results from yesterday’s Town election, Andrew Dennington won his bid for the Board of Selectman with just over 50% of the votes. In the combined results from Southborough and Northborough, it looks like the current Northborough representatives on the Regional School Committee are keeping their seats. Read the full article → from Dennington elected as Selectman; Regional School Committee incumbents appear to have won their race (Updated)
Certify your own yard/garden a “Wildlife Habitat”
The Town is encouraging residents to help make our Town a “Certified Community Wildlife Habitat”. Individual residents/property owners can help by certifying their yards as habitats. Read the full article → from Certify your own yard/garden a “Wildlife Habitat”
Covid Update: Improved numbers in Southborough and the schools
Southborough and our public school districts are reporting relatively favorable numbers for the past week. Read the full article → from Covid Update: Improved numbers in Southborough and the schools
Reminding you to vote by 8pm today
I’m going to keep this post “stuck” to the top of the home page as a reminder to vote by 8:00 pm. Read the full article → from Reminding you to vote by 8pm today
Southborough Community Garden plots available
Southborough Community Garden is getting ready to divvy up garden plots at Breakneck Hill again. Read the full article → from Southborough Community Garden plots available
The week in government: Burial Ground flags, joint Budget talks for Town Meeting, bid received for South Union School, 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: Burial Ground flags, joint Budget talks for Town Meeting, bid received for South Union School, and more
Election Reminder: Drop off your ballots or plan to vote tomorrow
The annual Town Election is on Tuesday. That means that voters who applied to vote by mail are running out of time to get in their ballots. Read the full article → from Election Reminder: Drop off your ballots or plan to vote tomorrow
Covid Update: Southborough cases down, vaccinations up
Last night, Mass Pubic Health released its weekly reports by Town. Read the full article → from Covid Update: Southborough cases down, vaccinations up
Talking about Mental Health Services and Suicide Prevention
SYFS is encouraging struggling residents to check out their Coffee Talks about Mental Health Services (for emergencies and for avoiding emergencies) and Suicide Prevention. Read the full article → from Talking about Mental Health Services and Suicide Prevention
Town Survey: Carve out some time to help make a BetterSboro
Residents are being asked to head to BetterSboro.org to let Town officials know about their priorities, concerns, and what they want to see improved in Town services and governance. Read the full article → from Town Survey: Carve out some time to help make a BetterSboro