A memo from the court found in favor of the Town and current and former selectmen named in the lawsuit. Read the full article → from Judge finds for selectmen in Barron v Kolenda (but clarifies board can’t prohibit public comments solely to avoid criticism)
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The week in government: Selectmen and Board of Health budget discussion; BOS review of ATM Warrant Articles
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: Selectmen and Board of Health budget discussion; BOS review of ATM Warrant Articles
Park Central court trial to wrap up this week
An appeal of the ZBA’s Park Central decision held over zoom is scheduled to come to a close this week. Read the full article → from Park Central court trial to wrap up this week
Vaccine Update: 74% of 65+ residents received at least one dose; Regional clinic coming soon
Today, the Town of Southborough posted new Covid-19 data. While the uptick in cases was disappointing, some new stats were quite heartening. Read the full article → from Vaccine Update: 74% of 65+ residents received at least one dose; Regional clinic coming soon
Rally & March against Anti-Asian Hate Crimes & Racism – this weekend
Today, Southborough Neighbors for Peace posted an announcement about events this weekend to “Rally and March Against Anti-Asian Hate Crimes and Racism”. Read the full article → from Rally & March against Anti-Asian Hate Crimes & Racism – this weekend
Town again offering Rent and Mortgage Assistance
The Town is renewing its Rent/Mortgage Assistance program. Read the full article → from Town again offering Rent and Mortgage Assistance
Covid Update: Southborough back in Yellow (Updated)
Last night’s report from the Mass Dept of Public Health moved Southborough back to yellow/moderate risk after only one week in green. Read the full article → from Covid Update: Southborough back in Yellow (Updated)
Letter: Southborough’s Neighbors for Peace and Hate Has No Home Here Denounce Hate-fueled Violence
This letter to the editor from Southborough’s Neighbors for Peace and Hate Has No Home condemns recent acts of violence in the country and calls for community members to “keep the calls of redemption, new life, and charity in the forefront of our hearts so that we might continue to seek peace for all people”. Read the full article → from Letter: Southborough’s Neighbors for Peace and Hate Has No Home Here Denounce Hate-fueled Violence
Winter isn’t quite done with us: 2-3″ of snow
Southborough is forecast to get a little more snow tonight. Read the full article → from Winter isn’t quite done with us: 2-3″ of snow
Election Update: Selectmen’s (potential) race heating up; Pull papers by Sunday
The Town Clerk’s daily update shows that another new candidate pulled papers yesterday. Read the full article → from Election Update: Selectmen’s (potential) race heating up; Pull papers by Sunday
Public recreation grants available – Apply to the Choate Fund by April 30th
Have a public recreation project you think deserves funding? Applications for Choate Fund Recreation Grants are now being accepted for 2020. Read the full article → from Public recreation grants available – Apply to the Choate Fund by April 30th
NSBORO Update: Medical Advisory Team approved K-5 return to full learning next week (Updated)
The Superintendent of Northborough and Southborough Public Schools posted an update on reopening plans today. Read the full article → from NSBORO Update: Medical Advisory Team approved K-5 return to full learning next week (Updated)
ARHS Student Council holding sock collection drive for Catie’s Closet
Algonquin’s Student Council is holding a specialized collection drive for the non-profit Catie’s Closet. Read the full article → from ARHS Student Council holding sock collection drive for Catie’s Closet
Spring RAP: Outdoor (mostly) classes in May
The Town will be offering in-person Recreation After School Program classes for K-5 students this fall. They will also offer some remote options. Read the full article → from Spring RAP: Outdoor (mostly) classes in May