The Southborough Board of Health will host a rabies clinic for cats and dogs on Saturday, April 7. Read the full article → from Rabies clinic for cats and dogs on Saturday
Rabies clinic for cats and dogs on Saturday
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High school sports this week (4/2/12 – 4/8/12)
Here’s what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from High school sports this week (4/2/12 – 4/8/12)
MWDN: State police pull truck out of Sudbury Reservoir
Rock formations, sand bars, and the occasional house foundation aren’t the only things that have been revealed by low water in the Sudbury Reservoir. Last week the receding water exposed an old pickup truck partially buried in the muck, and authorities want to figure out how it got there. Read the full article → from MWDN: State police pull truck out of Sudbury Reservoir
The week in government (4/2/12 – 4/6/12)
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government (4/2/12 – 4/6/12)
What Southborough is reading and watching this month: March 2012
The top books and movies at the Southborough Library. Read the full article → from What Southborough is reading and watching this month: March 2012
Biggest prize in history: Did you buy a Mega Millions ticket? (with POLL)
What would you do with a cool half-billion? With tonight’s estimated $540M Mega Millions drawing the largest in lottery history, it’s the question everyone is asking. Read the full article → from Biggest prize in history: Did you buy a Mega Millions ticket? (with POLL)
Southborough kids head to state free throw competition
A My Southborough reader sent in this story about two Trottier students who know how to hit their free throws. Amanda Carroll and Zach Zides will compete next weekend in a state free throw tournament. Read the full article → from Southborough kids head to state free throw competition
MWDN: Experts say project would have minor impact on Southborough traffic
The Zoning Board of Appeals last night continued their review of Madison Place, a proposed 140-unit 40B apartment building along Route 9 east near Crystal Pond Road. Yesterday’s discussion centered on traffic. Read the full article → from MWDN: Experts say project would have minor impact on Southborough traffic
Southborough police logs (3/25/12 – 3/27/12): Neighbor dispute on Woodland Road
The latest logs from the Southborough Police Department Read the full article → from Southborough police logs (3/25/12 – 3/27/12): Neighbor dispute on Woodland Road
Southborough resident honored by the Celtics as a ‘Hero Among Us’
Thank you to all the readers (and there were many of you) who emailed to let me know about Southborough resident Gregg Beloff, who was honored at a Boston Celtics game earlier this month. Beloff was chosen as the evening’s Hero Among Us for his work with the Special Olympics. Read the full article → from Southborough resident honored by the Celtics as a ‘Hero Among Us’
Town meeting warrant and annual report now available
Town Meeting is less than two weeks away. We’ve talked about many of the issues that will be on the warrant, but certainly not all of them. For those of you who want to start doing your homework, the complete warrant has been posted on the the town website. Read the full article → from Town meeting warrant and annual report now available
Fire department logs for the week (3/20/12 – 3/26/12)
What the fire department has been up to. Read the full article → from Fire department logs for the week (3/20/12 – 3/26/12)
Obituary: Shirley Ann Lyons Spiewak, 82
PITTSFIELD – Shirley Ann Lyons Spiewak, 82, died peacefully Saturday, March 24th, surrounded by her loving family, at the Providence Care Center of Lenox, where she had resided since June 2011. Shirley was born in Highland Park, Michigan on Nov. 3, 1929, to Edward D. Lyons and Jeanette A. Kidd Leslie. She attended local Detroit Read the full article → from Obituary: Shirley Ann Lyons Spiewak, 82
Committee member favors splitting town manager article
Does Southborough need a bigger Board of Selectmen? Would the town benefit if we hired a so-called strong town manager to handle day-to-day operations? Voters will consider both those issues when Article 4 comes up at town meeting next month, but some in town say voters should get to decide on the two issues separately. Read the full article → from Committee member favors splitting town manager article