The latest log from Southborough Police Department. Read the full article → from Police logs (3/7-3/13/16): Another burglar caught; reminder to secure homes
Police logs (3/7-3/13/16): Another burglar caught; reminder to secure homes
News
Superintendent expects to recapture stolen funds that would result in loss this year
An update from the school district on their plans to deal with the recently discovered embezzlement. Read the full article → from Superintendent expects to recapture stolen funds that would result in loss this year
Obituary: Janet H. (Becker) Campbell, 80
Janet H. (Becker) Campbell, 80, died on Tuesday March 8, 2016 unexpectedly at her home. Read the full article → from Obituary: Janet H. (Becker) Campbell, 80
Obituary: Leon ‘Lee’ Cummings, 93
Leon ‘Lee’ Cummings, 93 of Southborough died at home after a period of declining health. Read the full article → from Obituary: Leon ‘Lee’ Cummings, 93
Put aside your foam: Recycling event April 9th
You can stop throwing those egg cartons and take-out containers in the trash. A Southborough school will host a recycling event. Read the full article → from Put aside your foam: Recycling event April 9th
Fay accused of retaliating against family suing school; Q&A with mother
I shared media coverage of the court filing in January. But it didn’t include the full scope of complaints. The mother of G reached out to me to share the allegations and her family’s story with readers. Read the full article → from Fay accused of retaliating against family suing school; Q&A with mother
SWL: Say goodbye to Stonybrook Golf Course and hello to another farm
Southborough Wicked Local shared news on the closing of Stonybrook Golf Course. Read the full article → from SWL: Say goodbye to Stonybrook Golf Course and hello to another farm
SWL: Father & son charged with burglaries; pointing fingers at each other
Southborough Wicked Local is reporting that police have arrested a 36 year old Framingham man and his 19 year old son for area burglaries. Read the full article → from SWL: Father & son charged with burglaries; pointing fingers at each other
Student achievements: Jazz honors, adapting menus, and
Time to round up a few more student achievements from news and social media. Read the full article → from Student achievements: Jazz honors, adapting menus, and
Town Election: Planning Board contest brewing – conservationist v. developer (Updated)
An update on Town Election politics. Read the full article → from Town Election: Planning Board contest brewing – conservationist v. developer (Updated)
BOS to appoint “negotiation team” for Marijuana dispensary on Friday; Citizen’s Article hearings 3/28
Updates related to the proposed Medical Marijuana dispensary and related citizen’s petitions to change Town bylaws. Read the full article → from BOS to appoint “negotiation team” for Marijuana dispensary on Friday; Citizen’s Article hearings 3/28
Postseason: Gonk BHockey shoots its way to the finals after 16 years; Girls BBall out at semis; Cheer on to states; pride from other schools
An update on Algonquin varsity’s exciting winter championship bids. Read the full article → from Postseason: Gonk BHockey shoots its way to the finals after 16 years; Girls BBall out at semis; Cheer on to states; pride from other schools
Why you should sign your 5th/6th grade boy up for Boy Scouts; Jump Start March 18-20
Troop 1 is recruiting new Boy Scouts. The troop will host its annual Jump Start trip for new scouts March 18-20 – and no scouting experience is needed to join.
So, why should you sign your 5th/6th grade boys up to join the trip or the troop? Read one scoutmaster’s pitch. Read the full article → from Why you should sign your 5th/6th grade boy up for Boy Scouts; Jump Start March 18-20
St. Mark’s agrees to demonstrate solar array height for Planning and neighbors
St. Mark’s School agreed to help neighbors verify the visibility of a planned 2 acre solar array. Read the full article → from St. Mark’s agrees to demonstrate solar array height for Planning and neighbors