Robert W Hart, 79, of Northborough, died Wednesday, September 21, 2011 at home after a short illness. Read the full article → from Obit: Robert W. Hart – September 21, 2011
Obit: Robert W. Hart – September 21, 2011
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Are you a Southborough blogger?
When I’m introduced to people around town, I often get the response, “Oh! You’re the one who runs the blog!” That’s true, but you might be surprised to learn I’m not the only blogger in town. Read the full article → from Are you a Southborough blogger?
Good question: What’s up with Fire Station 2?
Those of you new to town might not know that Southborough used to have a second fire station. Creatively named Station 2, it was nestled on a cross street between Southville Road and Highland Street. The building remains, but (except in cases of emergency) it’s no longer used as an active station. Read the full article → from Good question: What’s up with Fire Station 2?
Murder trial continues for Southborough man
For those of you following the trial of Southborough resident Treefon Manoloules in the 2009 murder of his brother Aris, here’s the latest from the Metrowest Daily News. Treefon’s teenage son Christopher and brother-in-law Robert Upton are also charged in the crime. Read the full article → from Murder trial continues for Southborough man
Obit: Christopher Davis Cloward – September 20, 2011
Early Tuesday morning, the world lost a beloved husband, cherished family member, caring friend and great warrior. Christopher Davis Cloward passed away after a fierce battle with cancer. Read the full article → from Obit: Christopher Davis Cloward – September 20, 2011
Class sizes at Algonquin on the increase
Class sizes in the K-8 schools may be on the decline, but apparently the same cannot be said for Algonquin. Read the full article → from Class sizes at Algonquin on the increase
Southborough couple denied request in faulty home lawsuit
Yesterday came word that the state’s Supreme Judicial Court denied a Southborough couple’s request to remove the district judge in their lawsuit over their crumbling Lover’s Lane home. Kathryn and Christian Culley want the district judge removed because of an alleged conflict of interest. Read the full article → from Southborough couple denied request in faulty home lawsuit
Are you the vicitm of identity theft? The Southborough Police Department wants to know
On its Facebook page today, the Southborough Police Department asked residents to be wary about providing personal information over the phone or on the web, and to report cases of identity theft or attempted identity theft. Read the full article → from Are you the vicitm of identity theft? The Southborough Police Department wants to know
Selectmen thank town employees and volunteers for Irene response
There’s no question about it, a considerable amount of work went into preparing for Tropical Storm Irene last month, and yesterday the Board of Selectmen recognized all the town employees and volunteers who put in “hundreds and hundreds of manhours” before, during, and after the storm. Read the full article → from Selectmen thank town employees and volunteers for Irene response
MWDN: State calls Southborough man mastermind of brother’s murder
The murder trial of Southborough resident Treefon Manoloules got underway with opening statements at Barnstable District Court yesterday. Manoloules is charged with the 2009 slaying of his brother Aris in Hyannis. Treefon’s 19-year-old son and brother-in-law are also charged in the case. Read the full article → from MWDN: State calls Southborough man mastermind of brother’s murder
Fire department logs for the week (9/13 – 9/19)
What the fire department has been up to. Read the full article → from Fire department logs for the week (9/13 – 9/19)
Welcome sponsor: Simply Delicious Personal Chef Service
Please join me in welcoming My Southborough sponsor, Simply Delicious, a personal chef service based right here in Southborough. Read the full article → from Welcome sponsor: Simply Delicious Personal Chef Service
Class sizes in Southborough shrank this year
Class sizes in Southborough schools were a hot topic last budget season. School committee members warned that several grades – particularly at Neary – had classes that were well beyond policy guidelines. Parents feared that proposed cuts to the school budget would drive class size even higher. As it turns out, just the opposite has happened. Read the full article → from Class sizes in Southborough shrank this year
Local business helps out a Southborough summer camp in need
Southborough Youth and Family Services wants to publicly thank Tanya Trainor, owner of Miss Tanya’s Nursery Schools in Westborough for her generosity in allowing them the use of her school’s van for our Sizzlin’ Summer Scene program. Read the full article → from Local business helps out a Southborough summer camp in need