Southborough Little League is putting out the word about registration for the spring season. Read the full article → from Little League sign ups today through 2/28
Little League sign ups today through 2/28
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Selectmen appoint new chief: Woonsocket Captain Kenneth Paulhus
The Board of Selectman had what Chair Dan Kolenda described as a “tough but good problem to have” last night. They cast their votes for one of the three “very qualified candidates” for Southborough Police Chief. In a 2-1 vote, Captain Kenneth Paulhus of Woonsocket got the nod. Read the full article → from Selectmen appoint new chief: Woonsocket Captain Kenneth Paulhus
Stay tuned on Habitat for Humanity ReStore
Consider the ReStore donation center flyer in this month’s water bill a preview of things to come. Read the full article → from Stay tuned on Habitat for Humanity ReStore
4th – 8th grade Basketball Camp during February break
Algonquin Regional High School Basketball coaches and varsity players will run a camp for 4th-8th graders this February. Read the full article → from 4th – 8th grade Basketball Camp during February break
Got talent? Audition for the 14th Annual Rotary Talent Show
It’s time once again to start thinking about the Southborough Rotary Club Talent Show, a fun annual event that features students in grades 5 and up performing acts of all types, from singing and dancing to juggling and martial arts. Read the full article → from Got talent? Audition for the 14th Annual Rotary Talent Show
“Families in Transition” seeking help through food drive and volunteers
Friends of Families in Transition are asking for help with their collection drive and meal preparation. Read the full article → from “Families in Transition” seeking help through food drive and volunteers
MWDN: School committee to vote on estimated 5% budget increase for Algonquin
The Metrowest Daily News reports that Superintendent Gobron is forecasting a 5% increase in the Algonquin Regional High School budget. Read the full article → from MWDN: School committee to vote on estimated 5% budget increase for Algonquin
Bridge Street bridge repairs underway – at night
Bridge repairs are taking place at night. The town lobbied for expedited work but can’t dictate hours. Read the full article → from Bridge Street bridge repairs underway – at night
Southborough fire logs (1/7/14-1/13/14): Brush fire and vehicle fire
The latest logs from the Southborough Fire Department. Read the full article → from Southborough fire logs (1/7/14-1/13/14): Brush fire and vehicle fire
Obituary: Katherine (Irwin) Best, 83
Katherine (Irwin) Best, 83, of Southborough, died on Saturday, January 11, 2014 at Beaumont Skilled Nursing and Rehab Center in Westborough. Read the full article → from Obituary: Katherine (Irwin) Best, 83
Police logs (1/9/14-1/12/14): out of control customer booted and another BB gun incident
The latest log from Southborough Police Department. Read the full article → from Police logs (1/9/14-1/12/14): out of control customer booted and another BB gun incident
BOS to select new police chief Thursday night (Updated)
Last night, selectmen interviewed the final three candidates for Southborough Police Chief. They announced their intention to cast their votes on Thursday night. Read the full article → from BOS to select new police chief Thursday night (Updated)
BBJ: Southborough rankings in millionaire earners
The Boston Business Journal broke down by town the number of Massachusetts residents reporting income of a million or more for 2011. Where we ranked depends on how you crunch the numbers. Read the full article → from BBJ: Southborough rankings in millionaire earners
Roundup of AVRT news: Staff raises funds for adversities, robotics team strategizes, students weld public art, and Harvard makes pitch to students
AVRT is hoping for 8th graders to submit applications by February 3rd. To help students (and parents) make up their mind, they are stepping up PR efforts this month. Read the full article → from Roundup of AVRT news: Staff raises funds for adversities, robotics team strategizes, students weld public art, and Harvard makes pitch to students