The Southborough Police shared an alert on Facebook yesterday. According to the post, two break-ins occurred in town last weekend. Read the full article → from Police: Homes broken into last weekend; be on alert for suspicious activity
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Soccer registration and tryouts
September seems eons away. But it isn’t that long for the organizers of youth soccer teams. They need families to start registering now for league play in the fall. Read the full article → from Soccer registration and tryouts
Chestnut Hill Farm launching CSA in June (and farm stand this summer!)
I’m excited to share that starting this summer, you’ll be able to buy hometown grown fresh produce in town. (Finally or again, depending on how long you’ve lived here!) Read the full article → from Chestnut Hill Farm launching CSA in June (and farm stand this summer!)
Parents petition Regional Committee for Common Core pro/con forum; discussion stifled
Parents expressed concern last night about the Regional School Committee’s knowledge of Common Core issues. What ended up front and center again was frustration over school committee communication practices. And again, the school committee pointed to Open Meeting Law as responsible for stifling discussion. Read the full article → from Parents petition Regional Committee for Common Core pro/con forum; discussion stifled
Algonquin administration considering alternative schedule changes: Faculty voting on preferences
Superintendent Christine Johnson said an earlier proposed schedule did what it was intended to do: spark conversation and exchanging of ideas. Since then, faculty have been proposing, discussing, and are continuing to vote on several alternative schedules. Read the full article → from Algonquin administration considering alternative schedule changes: Faculty voting on preferences
High school robotics honors and awards
Last month local high schools competed in WPI’s FIRST Robotics Competition NE District championships. Both Algonquin and Assabet walked away with something to boast about. Read the full article → from High school robotics honors and awards
BOS changes: New voices and increasing transparency
Last night, the Board of Selectmen met for the first time since the Town Election. Read the full article → from BOS changes: New voices and increasing transparency
Memorial Day observances this weekend (Updated)
Here is the information you need to observe Memorial Day in Southborough. Events begin with the annual flag placement in the rural cemetery Friday night. Read the full article → from Memorial Day observances this weekend (Updated)
Obituary: James H. Nutter, III, 84
James H. Nutter, III, 84, of Southborough died after suddenly being stricken ill on Sunday, May 17, 2015. Read the full article → from Obituary: James H. Nutter, III, 84
Read all about it: Woodward 2nd grader gets the scoop in one-on-one with Governor
There’s a new reporter covering the local beat. But if you don’t have a child in her 2nd grade class, you probably haven’t seen her work. Read the full article → from Read all about it: Woodward 2nd grader gets the scoop in one-on-one with Governor
Continuing to remember FF Ken Strong
Southborough firefighters continue to remember their “brother”, Ken Strong. Read the full article → from Continuing to remember FF Ken Strong
The week in government: Transfer Station rules discussion; Fitzgerald’s lot, school start time update, and new bus contract
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: Transfer Station rules discussion; Fitzgerald’s lot, school start time update, and new bus contract
Obituary: Raymond E. Coldwell, 74
Raymond E. Coldwell, also known as “Bubba”, died at the age of 74 in his hometown of Southborough on May 11, 2015 after a yearlong battle with Mesothelioma. Read the full article → from Obituary: Raymond E. Coldwell, 74
This week in sports
Here’s what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from This week in sports