Flags in Southborough and across the state are flying at half staff in honor of Read the full article → from Why flags will be at half staff: March 17, 2018
Why flags will be at half staff: March 17, 2018
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Town Meeting 2018: Summarizing the Warrant
The Town has published the official Warrant for the Annual Town Meeting. Here’s a quick overview of what’s up for a vote. Read the full article → from Town Meeting 2018: Summarizing the Warrant
Best Buddies Inclusion Coffee House – Thursday
ARHS Best Buddies invites the community to their first annual “Best Buddies Inclusion Coffee House”. It’s billed as an evening of music, friendship and fun. Read the full article → from Best Buddies Inclusion Coffee House – Thursday
Get ready to file: Senior tax work-off applications can be submitted on April 3rd
Applications for the senior tax work-off program are now available. Read the full article → from Get ready to file: Senior tax work-off applications can be submitted on April 3rd
Art on the Trails 2018: Call for proposals and guided tour of trails on Sunday and Wednesday (Updated)
The opportunity to exhibit art on Southborough Open Land Foundation trails will be repeated this year. Read the full article → from Art on the Trails 2018: Call for proposals and guided tour of trails on Sunday and Wednesday (Updated)
K-12 school committees to readdress Start Time issues on Wednesday at 6pm (Updated)
The school committees will readdress the complicated issues at their combined meeting on March 21st. Read the full article → from K-12 school committees to readdress Start Time issues on Wednesday at 6pm (Updated)
Avoid overparenting: “How to Raise an Adult” – March 26
Fay School is again inviting all Southborough parents to their Ideas&Insights series. Read the full article → from Avoid overparenting: “How to Raise an Adult” – March 26
Police logs (3/6 – 3/12/18)
The latest log from Southborough Police Department. Read the full article → from Police logs (3/6 – 3/12/18)
Algonquin’s Walkout: Silence, pledge, speeches, visiting senator, and more
This morning, Algonquin students participated in the National Walkout protest. But this wasn’t a storm out. Organizers used social media to share an organized plan for the mostly-silent event. Read the full article → from Algonquin’s Walkout: Silence, pledge, speeches, visiting senator, and more
Town election needs more candidates – pull papers by Friday
To date, not only are we lacking in any “races” for the May 8th election, we don’t have enough candidates to fill all of the seats. There are only two more days to change that. Read the full article → from Town election needs more candidates – pull papers by Friday
Post-season: Girls Hockey falls to Wellesley at State Semis
More post-season news on ARHS sports. Read the full article → from Post-season: Girls Hockey falls to Wellesley at State Semis
School delayed: March 14, 2018
Southborough Public Schools and Algonquin Regional High School are delayed on Wednesday. Read the full article → from School delayed: March 14, 2018
Trottier prepared for tomorrow’s potential demonstrators and students’ curiosity
Tomorrow, is “National School Walkout” in memory of the victims of the shooting in Florida one month earlier. On Monday, Trottier Principal Kieth Lavoie sent a message to parents about the school’s plans for handling it. Read the full article → from Trottier prepared for tomorrow’s potential demonstrators and students’ curiosity
Learn about Recreation’s field (and track) projects – March 26
In April, Recreation will ask Southborough voters to fund over $1M for projects. In two weeks, the Commission will hold a forum to explain their plans and answer questions. Read the full article → from Learn about Recreation’s field (and track) projects – March 26