You thought you had your fill of snow after last week’s storm, blizzard, and flurry. But there’s more to come. Read the full article → from More fun with snow: 10-15″ expected Monday; heavy snowfall during morning commute
The National Weather Service projects that a little snow will begin falling tonight or early tomorrow morning. Read the full article → from More snow tonight
ARHS Lacrosse teams and coaches are holding two day clinics over February break for 5th-8th graders. Read the full article → from Lacrosse youth clinics over February break (Updated – again)
The Community Advocate running features on Southborough residents, employees and the schools is nothing new. But, in the past three days, the website has posted a dozen new ones. Read the full article → from Community Advocate roundup: Southborough community features
Southborough Emergency Management has issued an alert about all of the potential risks related to the changing weather.
In it, they encourage residents to clear drainage systems, be prepared for flooding basements, and take care of the heavy snow on old or flat roofs. Read the full article → from Reminders: the official winter parking ban and “after the storm”
The Board of Selectmen need three residents to volunteer for the Naming Subcommittee for ARHS. Read the full article → from Help dedicate (parts of) Algonquin to those “who have made extraordinary contributions”
The Southborough Gardeners are thanking local businesses who supported their holiday wreath program. Read the full article → from Thank you from Southborough Gardeners
I just got word that the Main Street meeting scheduled for tonight is postponed. Read the full article → from Tonight’s MassDOT Main Street meeting postponed
This recent story about a family in town seems appropriate to share after the “Blizzard of 2015”. Read the full article → from CERT family of volunteers and opportunity for teens (Updated)
Algonquin winter sports has boasted one undefeated team this season. It shouldn’t be a surprise, given their record. Read the full article → from ARHS Swimming heads to league championship undefeated
A list of board and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government: MassDOT information meeting on Main Street and “400 and Rising” presentation (Updated)
Here’s what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from This week in sports
How much snow where going to get is still up in the air. But it’s bound to be a lot. So, make sure your prepared for worst case scenarios. Read the full article → from Updated – Blizzard: anywhere from 15-37″ by Tues night – prepare to be home for days
On Tuesday, the Public Works Planning Board presented their Transfer Station report to selectmen. The Board of Selectmen asked a few questions, but deferred any hearing or vote to the spring. Read the full article → from Public Works board discards Pay as You Throw but recommends “Recycling Made Easier”