Here’s what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from This week in sports: ARHS Basketball leads league
This week in sports: ARHS Basketball leads league
News
The week in government: Zoning on Mooney Field & Neary Courts lights; Public Safety Building Info Session; ConComm on Caine’s Crossing
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: Zoning on Mooney Field & Neary Courts lights; Public Safety Building Info Session; ConComm on Caine’s Crossing
Southborough “Sisters” marched on Saturday
Metrowest Daily News captured an event that marched by my house while I obliviously did housework on Saturday! Read the full article → from Southborough “Sisters” marched on Saturday
Southborough news roundup: Senior graduates early with a mission, native all star athlete, and ARHS garden fundraiser
It’s time for another roundup of news stories related to Southborough. Read the full article → from Southborough news roundup: Senior graduates early with a mission, native all star athlete, and ARHS garden fundraiser
Town adopts comment policy for Board of Selectmen and their appointed boards
This week, the Board of Selectmen adopted a Comment Policy. The policy seemed less about adopting new rules and more about clarifying their code of conduct for the public. Read the full article → from Town adopts comment policy for Board of Selectmen and their appointed boards
New Neary staff member: Meet Tucker
Parents of fourth and fifth grade Neary students were informed this week about an unusual new member of the school staff. He’s one that will bring a smile to most students’ faces. Read the full article → from New Neary staff member: Meet Tucker
Marlborough Hospital Scholarships
Two more scholarship programs are reaching out to Southborough residents. Read the full article → from Marlborough Hospital Scholarships
Public Safety Building: Public tours this weekend; Selectmen push back on rising estimates
The Public Safety Committee asked me to remind readers about their open house this weekend.
Earlier this week, the committee gave selectmen unwelcome news that estimates for building the new complex increased significantly. It’s something they are trying to reverse. And selectmen made clear that needs to happen. Read the full article → from Public Safety Building: Public tours this weekend; Selectmen push back on rising estimates
Skate party for St. Jude’s – February 4
A Southborough family is hosting a fundraiser for St. Jude’s Hospital again this winter. Read the full article → from Skate party for St. Jude’s – February 4
Different approaches to saving golf course: Two citizen petition articles (Updated)
Residents are working to preserve or maintain the integrity of the golf course on Latisquama Road. Read the full article → from Different approaches to saving golf course: Two citizen petition articles (Updated)
Seniors and Fay students to share experiences on the media & growing up in wartime
Fay School is opening dialogue between Southborough seniors and 9th grade students. Seniors are invited to engage in conversation about what it’s like to grow up during a time of war. Read the full article → from Seniors and Fay students to share experiences on the media & growing up in wartime
Principal of Finn & Woodward Schools retiring (Updated)
Southborough K-3 Principal James Randell is retiring this June. Read the full article → from Principal of Finn & Woodward Schools retiring (Updated)
Toastmasters Open House – January 30
A Toastmasters group in Southborough is holding an Open House on January 30th. Read the full article → from Toastmasters Open House – January 30
Parent talk: Raising Digital Natives – February 1
The Southborough community is invited to hear from an expert on parenting in the digital age. It’s part of Southborough Youth and Family Services’ continuing Unplugged initiative. Read the full article → from Parent talk: Raising Digital Natives – February 1