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Baseball opening day offers fun for whole town – May 4
Southborough Little League’s Opening Day is this Sunday, May 4th at Mooney Field behind Finn School.
They have so many fun activities planned, that I wanted to know if those of us who don’t have kids in baseball can join in. The answer is yes. Read the full article → from Baseball opening day offers fun for whole town – May 4
Working Group appointed to find consensus on Main Street
Last night, selectmen followed through on their promise to appoint a short term Main Street Design Working Group. Read the full article → from Working Group appointed to find consensus on Main Street
Special Olympics soccer begins this weekend
A Unified Sports soccer program, sponsored by the Special Olympics of Massachusetts, will run May 3 – June 14 in Southborough. Read the full article → from Special Olympics soccer begins this weekend
Southborough fire logs (4/22-4/28/14): Accidents with injuries and a gas spill
The latest logs from the Southborough Fire Department. Read the full article → from Southborough fire logs (4/22-4/28/14): Accidents with injuries and a gas spill
Residents’ service and generosity: Collection drive, and COA awards, and pacesetters
Here are some stories about residents noteworthy for their service and generosity to others. Read the full article → from Residents’ service and generosity: Collection drive, and COA awards, and pacesetters
MLB Pitch, Hit & Run for 7-12 year olds – Saturday
This Saturday, kids in town can compete for the Major Leagues thanks to the Little League. Winners of the Pitch, Hit, & Run competition may advance to Fenway for the state competition, or even to Nationals in July.
The town event is open to all resident 7-12 year olds. Read the full article → from MLB Pitch, Hit & Run for 7-12 year olds – Saturday
ARHS gets silver medal for college readiness from U.S News & World Report
U.S. News and World Report released a new ranking of best high schools across the nation this week. Algonquin Regional High School moved up 2 spots from the 2012 ranking of 25th in the state to 23rd. Read the full article → from ARHS gets silver medal for college readiness from U.S News & World Report
Obituary: Henry B. Adams, 91 (Southborough Selectman 1957 – 1960)
Henry B. Adams, 91, of Marshfield Hills, died on April 23, 2014.
A recent resident of Marshfield Hills, from 1957-1960 Mr. Adams served as a member of Southborough’s Board of Selectman. Read the full article → from Obituary: Henry B. Adams, 91 (Southborough Selectman 1957 – 1960)
Dump off your “brush” debris this Saturday
If your a resident without a permit to use the Transfer Station, this is the weekend you have been waiting for.
On Saturday, May 3rd from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm is Brush Collection Day. Read the full article → from Dump off your “brush” debris this Saturday
Convicted burglar and Police logs (4/23-4/26/14)
The latest log from Southborough Police Department. Read the full article → from Convicted burglar and Police logs (4/23-4/26/14)
This week in sports (4/28 – 5/4/14)
Here’s what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from This week in sports (4/28 – 5/4/14)
The week in government (4/28 – 5/4/14): Appoint Main St Working Group members
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. This Tuesday, the BOS plan to follow through on their promise to appoint a working group to review the Main Street reconstruction project and try to address resident concerns. Read the full article → from The week in government (4/28 – 5/4/14): Appoint Main St Working Group members
Roundup of SWL news: Campaign ethics, last minute delay on Park Central hearing, Primate Center cited and report rescinded
Here are some recent Southborough Wicked Local stories about town news. Read the full article → from Roundup of SWL news: Campaign ethics, last minute delay on Park Central hearing, Primate Center cited and report rescinded