Flags in Southborough and across the state are flying at half staff in honor of Major Glenn G. Milliken who passed away in February. Read the full article → from Why flags will be at half staff: March 2, 2016
Last night, residents brought forward citizens petitions on Medical Marijuana bylaws. Read the full article → from Citizens petition bringing 3 Medical marijuana bylaws to Town Meeting
Just a reminder to get out and vote. Read the full article → from Super Tuesday – Polls open until 8:00 pm
As officials work towards updating the Town’s plans and priorities for Open Space and Recreation, they continue to seek resident feedback. Read the full article → from 2nd forum on Open Space & Rec needs – Thursday
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: BOS on Warrant Articles and budget; road acceptance hearings
Here’s what’s happening in Algonquin’s post season sports. Read the full article → from Postseason: Wrestlers head to NE championships, Girls Hoops and Boys Hockey in divisionals
News about Super Tuesday and this week’s caucus. Read the full article → from Politics: Primary, Town Clerk’s hours, and Democratic Caucus (Updated – with sample ballots)
Pearl Stockwell, 95, a lifelong residence of Southborough, died on Monday, February 22, 2016 at her niece’s home in Nashua after a period of declining health. Read the full article → from Obituary: Pearl Stockwell, 95
Youth Wrestling spring clinics are about to begin for 4th-8th graders. Read the full article → from Youth Wrestling kicks off March 8th – register now
Some readers will want to save the dates for a few hearings popping up. Most of these have yet to be posted on the Town website. (One is, but with very short notice.) Read the full article → from Town hearings and meetings: St. Mark’s Solar, Deerfoot and Flagg roads, Medical Marijuana, and road acceptances
According to Southborough Wicked Local, the Regional School Committee approved naming a section of Algonquin school or grounds after Specialist Brian K. Arsenault. Read the full article → from Regional School Committee approves naming part of Algonquin after fallen alumnus
To the dismay of southside residents, long-neglected Town zoning codes may allow a high density development without the intended upsides. Read the full article → from ZBA continues hearing on development at Southville and Parkerville; project highlights zoning loopholes (Updated)
A list of who’s taken the first steps to run for Town offices this year. Read the full article → from No races in Town election yet (Updated)
The entire community is invited to come together to “strengthen the bonds of friendship.” Read the full article → from Potluck for Peace part of effort to build bridges across religions and cultures