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
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Youth Wrestling kicks off March 8th – register now
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
Town hearings and meetings: St. Mark’s Solar, Deerfoot and Flagg roads, Medical Marijuana, and road acceptances
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
Regional School Committee approves naming part of Algonquin after fallen alumnus
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
ZBA continues hearing on development at Southville and Parkerville; project highlights zoning loopholes (Updated)
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)
No races in Town election yet (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)
Potluck for Peace part of effort to build bridges across religions and cultures
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
Town asking residents to answer Open Space & Recreation survey
The Town is gauging residents’ interest in increasing recreation areas and/or open space protection. Read the full article → from Town asking residents to answer Open Space & Recreation survey
Assabet squad has something to cheer about
News from Assabet’s cheering squad Read the full article → from Assabet squad has something to cheer about
Donate children’s books to Reach out and Read by March 6
A town church youth group is working to help with a literacy program for low-income families. Read the full article → from Donate children’s books to Reach out and Read by March 6
Update on Southborough Town government transparency
Leading up to last Spring’s Town election, there was a lot of talk about improving (or not) the Town’s transparency. Most town officials purported to be big proponents of improving open transparent government. So how do things stand? Read the full article → from Update on Southborough Town government transparency
Library: Legislative breakfast this Friday; and an update on strategic vision
There are a few news items out of the Southborough Library worth sharing. Read the full article → from Library: Legislative breakfast this Friday; and an update on strategic vision
Pull nomination papers for Town office – 12 seats up for grabs (Updated)
If you are considering running for office in Southborough, the process has already begun. So, go get your papers! Read the full article → from Pull nomination papers for Town office – 12 seats up for grabs (Updated)
This week in sports: ARHS Wrestling 4th at states, on to All-States
Here’s what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from This week in sports: ARHS Wrestling 4th at states, on to All-States