The latest log from Southborough Police Department. Read the full article → from Police logs: Take-out delivery without food, speeding motorcycles, dog (owner) fight, and vehicle fire
Here’s a reminder of what you need to know for tomorrow’s Gobble Wobble. Read the full article → from Gobble Wobble 2016: Earn that slice of pie
Corridor Nine recently gave out 25 mini-grants to educators. Two went to teachers at Southborough schools. Read the full article → from Corridor Nine mini-grants include ten awards to Algonquin and Assabet
Last week, the Board of Selectmen put their “stake in the ground” by voting they won’t support recreation marijuana facilities in Southborough. Read the full article → from Selectmen oppose recreational marijuana shops, exploring prohibitions & restrictions
Southborough Youth and Family Services’ annual Holiday Giving Program is in full swing. Here is information on how you can participate this year. Read the full article → from Holiday Giving Program for families in need – by December 9
The Southborough Education Foundation has launched a new fundraiser. They are selling clothing, accessories, decorations and more. All of the items have logos or images centered on Southborough. Read the full article → from SEF selling Southborough pride – Holiday Gifts fundraiser
Selectmen approved charges for two new committees and can now accept applications. The board hopes to appoint members to the St. Mark’s Golf Course Master Plan Committee in December. They are also seeking volunteers for the Cable Television Committee. Read the full article → from Town recruiting for golf course planning committee & cable committee – start applying (Updated)
St. Mark’s School has opened its doors to the public again for some free skating opportunities. Read the full article → from St. Mark’s skating rink: Free Skate and Sticks & Pucks
Selectmen have officially scheduled a hearing to potentially remove Leo Bartolini from the Zoning Board of Appeals. Read the full article → from Hearing to rule on removal of ZBA member scheduled for December 6
The Southborough Library’s Board of Trustees is reaching out to the community again. They are looking for feedback on the services the library offers and the ones it doesn’t. Read the full article → from Library offering amnesty and seeking feedback (especially from residents who don’t use it) – deadline Wednesday
Nonprofits or Town organizations looking to make a difference in our town can apply for a grant from the Southborough Community Fund. Read the full article → from Southborough Community Fund awards $60,000 to non-profits making an impact on community
This Thanksgiving marks the 10th Annual Gobble Wobble. It’s Friends of Southborough Recreation’s big annual fundraiser. And this year, a portion of the proceeds will go to the Special Olympics. Read the full article → from 10th annual Gobble Wobble Thanksgiving morning: 5k run, 2 mile walk, and fun run
The Planning Board filed a motion to withdraw their appeal against the Zoning Board of Appeal’s decision on Park Central. Chair Don Morris told selectmen they made the decision because they didn’t have independent legal counsel to guide them.
Two selectmen viewed the withdrawal as making the petition and request moot. But the petition organizer and the Planning Board chair disagreed. Read the full article → from Planning Board drops appeal due to lack of legal counsel; Selectmen continue to deny request
Southborough Youth and Family Services, Trottier Middle School and the SOS are inviting the community to learn how to help kids/teens find balance in a digital world. To do that, they are sponsoring free public showings of Screenagers. Read the full article → from Reminder: Last screenings of “Screenagers: Growing Up in a Digital Age” are today