
This morning, Superintendent Gregory Martineau sent a message to parents about the survey. Read the full article → from Schools surveying teachers, parents, and students on remote learning experience

This morning, Superintendent Gregory Martineau sent a message to parents about the survey. Read the full article → from Schools surveying teachers, parents, and students on remote learning experience

Even with its physical offices closed, Southborough Youth and Family Services wants residents to know that they are still here for us. Read the full article → from Youth & Family Services is still providing Needs Based Services

If you’ve been thinking about starting a garden, you’ll want to check in with the Southborough Library to get some free seeds. (But act quickly.) Read the full article → from Library Seed Exchange: Sign up for free seeds through the mail (Updated – Full)
Public and private schools will need to utilize remote learning through the end of this school year. Read the full article → from Remote learning through end of school year
A story by Boston 25 News highlights one Southborough family with four nurses working at Brigham & Women’s Hospital. Read the full article → from Southborough family on front lines of pandemic in Boston
The National Weather Service is warning of a storm coming through this afternoon. Read the full article → from Another Storm warning: April 21

For the fourth summer running, Beals Preserve will host Art on the Trails. Read the full article → from Art on the Trails: Proposals due by midnight tonight (Monday, April 20th)
Have you burned through everything worth watching on your streaming service? I’m catching up on some interviews done by Southborough Access Media over the last six months. Read the full article → from Videos on Good “Works”: A program to help troubled soldiers and a look at Southborough businesses

Since Monday is a holiday, I’m giving readers the advance heads up on the meeting today. Read the full article → from Board of Selectmen to address next year’s budget, Town Meeting priorities, and EDC’s request

The Town Election is yet to be rescheduled. Thanks to special state legislation, that doesn’t mean you have to wait to vote. Read the full article → from Apply to vote early in the Town Election: You don’t need to be “absent”

Last night, the Regional School Committee held its April meeting. I’m sharing some highlights from school administration updates. (Not all of them are specific to Algonquin.) Read the full article → from Regional School Committee meeting notes: Remote learning feedback; handling spring events; and hiring search updates

Southborough emergency departments are offering to help make birthdays special for children disappointed that they can’t have parties with friends/extended family. Read the full article → from Public Safety offering to bring smiles to children with birthdays (or another special day)

A Southborough entrepreneur asked me to share news about an offering to healthcare workers and first responders. Read the full article → from Healthcare Workers and First Responders can receive free emotional support coaching

The Southborough Rotary Club sent out its April newsletter with updates on good news and disappointing news. Read the full article → from Rotary news: Earth Day cleanup cancelled (plus other events); Helping Food Pantry