Here’s what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from This week in sports: Spring sports warming up with scrimmages
This week in sports: Spring sports warming up with scrimmages
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The week in government: Rec Forum on track and fields; Golf Course MOU with SVT; more Town Meeting prep (Updated)
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: Rec Forum on track and fields; Golf Course MOU with SVT; more Town Meeting prep (Updated)
Tiny Tomahawks accepting pre-K signup for fall 2018
The Tiny Tomahawks preschool program at Algonquin is promoting openings for the fall. Read the full article → from Tiny Tomahawks accepting pre-K signup for fall 2018
Some random musical notes: MICCA this weekend, MAJE outcome and Alum success
March is always a month packed with music for Southborough and Algonquin students. This year, storms have mucked up schedules a bit. But the bands have been playing on. Read the full article → from Some random musical notes: MICCA this weekend, MAJE outcome and Alum success
Obituary: Walter A. Lapham III, 76,
Walter A. Lapham III, 76, of Southborough, died suddenly on Monday, March 19, 2018. Read the full article → from Obituary: Walter A. Lapham III, 76,
District continues to examine school Start Time
Last night many the Combined School Committee met in front of a large audience pushing for Algonquin to move it’s start time from 7:20 am to 8:30 am. If any of them hoped for definitive action that night, they were disappointed. Read the full article → from District continues to examine school Start Time
Town Meeting: Upcoming forums on Rec Fields and Golf Course articles
Some advocates for Warrant Articles are working to make their case to voters before Town Meeting convenes. Read the full article → from Town Meeting: Upcoming forums on Rec Fields and Golf Course articles
Town thanks personnel for efforts through storms; DPW asks for patience as it struggles with aftermath
Last night, Public Works Superintendent Karen Galligan addressed the ongoing problems from the big Nor’easter in early March. Read the full article → from Town thanks personnel for efforts through storms; DPW asks for patience as it struggles with aftermath
New schedule announced for Rec summer camps – Sign up for Early Bird rates
An overlap between the last week of Southborough schools and the original start of Rec camps prompted a new schedule. Read the full article → from New schedule announced for Rec summer camps – Sign up for Early Bird rates
Southborough job listings: CIT Coordinator (deadline today) and Firefighter/EMT
I received another posting of jobs available in Southborough. Read the full article → from Southborough job listings: CIT Coordinator (deadline today) and Firefighter/EMT
Police logs (3/13-3/19): Bear sighting and an OUI crash that ended in a (successful) manhunt
The Southborough Police Department had another busy week, including some drama covered by local media. Read the full article → from Police logs (3/13-3/19): Bear sighting and an OUI crash that ended in a (successful) manhunt
Town Election: Shea and Stivers for selectman; smaller races for School Committee and Library Trustees
While two potential candidates dropped out without filing, we still have three races and no empty seats. Read the full article → from Town Election: Shea and Stivers for selectman; smaller races for School Committee and Library Trustees
Another week, another March storm: Uncertain forecast for Southborough
The prediction is now along the lines of 5″. That’s more than a flurry, but a whole lot less than earlier predictions of 12-14″ for most of our town. Read the full article → from Another week, another March storm: Uncertain forecast for Southborough
Tuition-Free Kindergarten by August 2019 (hopefully)
Some good news came out of some of the many meetings during this year’s budget season. The Southborough Schools are carrying through on the promise to “transition” to tuition-free full day Kindergarten. Read the full article → from Tuition-Free Kindergarten by August 2019 (hopefully)