Mary (Misener) Dion, 87, of Marlborough, died Thursday, July 5, 2012 at Marlborough Hills Health and Rehabilitation Center, Marlborough. Read the full article → from Obituary: Mary (Misener) Dion, 87
Obituary: Mary (Misener) Dion, 87
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Discounted passes available for local museums and attractions
Taking in the local sights this summer? Be sure to take advantage of discounted passes available through the Southborough Library and the Southborough Recreation Department. The passes get you reduced or free admission at a number of popular destinations in our area. Read the full article → from Discounted passes available for local museums and attractions
Wrin takes MVP trophy at lacrosse all-star game
Nikki Wrin led a talented North All Star team to a 16-5 win over the South at the Harry Agganis Girls Lacrosse All Star classic last month at the Manning Bowl in Lynn. Read the full article → from Wrin takes MVP trophy at lacrosse all-star game
MWDN: Southborough finalizes approval for 40B complex on Rte. 9
The Metrowest Daily News reports the Madison Place 40B project off Route 9 is a go. Read the full article → from MWDN: Southborough finalizes approval for 40B complex on Rte. 9
On vacation? Let the Southborough Police Department know
If you’re going on vacation this summer, take a moment to let the Southborough Police Department know. They’ll add you to their list and make an extra point of driving by your home while you’re away. Read the full article → from On vacation? Let the Southborough Police Department know
MWDN: Southborough Police hope arrest will curb prostitute activity at motel
Southborough police on Tuesday night made an arrest they hope will break up a prostitution ring at the Red Roof Inn on Route 9. Apparently it’s been an ongoing problem. Read the full article → from MWDN: Southborough Police hope arrest will curb prostitute activity at motel
Southborough police log (6/29/12 – 7/3/12): Driver dies after crash in Southborough
The latest logs from the Southborough Police Department Read the full article → from Southborough police log (6/29/12 – 7/3/12): Driver dies after crash in Southborough
Happy Fourth of July, Southborough!
I’ll be taking the day off from the blog today to enjoy some time with my family. I hope you’re do the same. Before I sign off, here are some things to keep in mind for today. Read the full article → from Happy Fourth of July, Southborough!
Be on the lookout for this missing cat
If there’s one thing this blog is good for, it’s reuniting lost pets with their owners. This time it’s sweet Buffy who needs our help. Read the full article → from Be on the lookout for this missing cat
MWDN: Northborough, Southborough discuss new teacher evaluation method
The subject of teacher evaluations has come up on the blog before, in conversations about overall school performance, teacher contracts, and the like. Recently the state rolled out a new evaluation system for teachers that school districts across the Commonwealth will be required to adopt. Read the full article → from MWDN: Northborough, Southborough discuss new teacher evaluation method
Southborough police logs (6/22/12 – 6/28/12): Residents find ‘very large’ snake
The latest logs from the Southborough Police Department Read the full article → from Southborough police logs (6/22/12 – 6/28/12): Residents find ‘very large’ snake
The week in government (7/2/12 – 7/6/12)
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government (7/2/12 – 7/6/12)
Southborough Junior Police Academy seeking new cadets
It’s a week of drills and challenges, from physical fitness to public speaking. Orders are barked, rules are meant to be followed, and lessons are learned. At the end, members of the Southborough Police Department hope it’s a week that changes some lives. Read the full article → from Southborough Junior Police Academy seeking new cadets
Selectmen pass on plan to bury utility wires along Main Street
Many of you may remember there’s a project in the works to upgrade Main Street, one that will include repaving the road and widening it at some points. While selectmen approved the project design in 2010, still outstanding was the question of whether utility lines along Main Street should be buried underground while the reconstruction work was taking place. Read the full article → from Selectmen pass on plan to bury utility wires along Main Street