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Obituary: Eleanor ‘Ellie’ (Jenkins) O’Rourke, 84
Eleanor ‘Ellie’ (Jenkins) O’Rourke, 84, of Westborough, and a former longtime Southborough resident, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, January 15, 2020. Read the full article → from Obituary: Eleanor ‘Ellie’ (Jenkins) O’Rourke, 84
Obituary: Donald R. Banks Jr., age 75
Donald R. Banks Jr., age 75, passed away on Friday, January 17th, 2020 after a brief illness. Read the full article → from Obituary: Donald R. Banks Jr., age 75
The week in government: Selectmen on Budget and Accessibility Compliance Committee Article; Conservation on 84 Main St violation
A list of board and committee meetings for the week with my selected highlights from the agendas. Read the full article → from The week in government: Selectmen on Budget and Accessibility Compliance Committee Article; Conservation on 84 Main St violation
Weigh in on Town’s housing needs and strategies to meet 40B thresholds – Quick survey
The Town is again reaching out for feedback from people who live and/or work in town. This time, it’s to inform what strategies the Town should take on affordable housing. Read the full article → from Weigh in on Town’s housing needs and strategies to meet 40B thresholds – Quick survey
“Niche” gives Algonquin and Southborough high grades: ARHS & Trottier in top 3% of US public schools
2020 school rankings have been posted on Niche.com. Algonquin and the Southborough district schools got high marks and some great rankings in the state and especially for the nation. Read the full article → from “Niche” gives Algonquin and Southborough high grades: ARHS & Trottier in top 3% of US public schools
Apply to be a Substitute Teacher in NSboro schools
This afternoon, an email alerted that our schools are in need of more substitute teachers. The email was to Trottier Middle School parents but references a district wide shortage. Read the full article → from Apply to be a Substitute Teacher in NSboro schools
Youth and Family Services promoting services to those in need and their need for volunteers
Southborough Youth and Family Services asked me to help them reach out to the community again. The agency published the 2nd issue of its newsletter to help educate the public on its services and initiatives. Read the full article → from Youth and Family Services promoting services to those in need and their need for volunteers
Apply for Taxation Aid for low income seniors and residents with disabilities
This winter, low income seniors and residents with disabilities are encouraged to ask the Town to give them a break on taxes. Read the full article → from Apply for Taxation Aid for low income seniors and residents with disabilities
Obituary: Salvatore Capizzi, age 93
Salvatore Capizzi, age 93, of Southborough and Hyannis, died peacefully at home on Sunday, January 12, 2020. Read the full article → from Obituary: Salvatore Capizzi, age 93
Downtown Initiative: Zoning efforts update and “Roadshow” at Library
The Economic Development Committee plans to bring zoning changes to Town Meeting in March. Leading up to it, they’re trying to drum up public support. Read the full article → from Downtown Initiative: Zoning efforts update and “Roadshow” at Library
Project Friend-ships between younger and older kids: Sign up for winter-spring session
SYFS is seeking families with K- 5th graders who would benefit from some special attention, a mentor, and positive role model. They are also seeking volunteer mentors in grades 7-12. Read the full article → from Project Friend-ships between younger and older kids: Sign up for winter-spring session
Brush burning permits available tomorrow through May 1st
Residents can burn brush (within limits and with permits) on approved days, January 15 through May 1st. Read the full article → from Brush burning permits available tomorrow through May 1st
This week in sports (Updated – Again)
Highlights from last week’s competitions and what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from This week in sports (Updated – Again)