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Scouts collect nearly 10,000 pounds of food this weekend
Southborough Scouts collected nearly 10,000 pounds of food for the Southborough Food Pantry this weekend. Food pantry volunteer Marge Coldwell sent along these words of thanks to all who participated. Read the full article → from Scouts collect nearly 10,000 pounds of food this weekend
Postseason update: Field hockey, volleyball win; soccer on tap for today
The Algonquin postseason started off on the right foot with wins this weekend by the girls field hockey and girls volleyball team. The girls and boys soccer team will have their first postseason games later today. Read the full article → from Postseason update: Field hockey, volleyball win; soccer on tap for today
The week in government (11/7 – 11/11)
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government (11/7 – 11/11)
Obit: Bernard L. Phillips – November 4, 2011
Bernard L. Phillips, 89, of Southborough, MA, and formerly Norwood, MA, died peacefully in his sleep on Friday, Nov. 4, 2011. Read the full article → from Obit: Bernard L. Phillips – November 4, 2011
Obit: Reitha I. (Michel) Baker – November 3, 2011
Reitha I. (Michel) Baker, 96, of Hudson, formerly of Southborough, passed away Thursday, Nov. 3, 2011, at the River Terrace Healthcare Facility in Lancaster, with her loving family at her bedside. Read the full article → from Obit: Reitha I. (Michel) Baker – November 3, 2011
Breaking news: Power knocked out to 1,300 Southborough customers
A large tree fell on a National Grid substation on Northborough Road this evening knocking out power to more than 1,300 customers on the north east side of Southborough. Read the full article → from Breaking news: Power knocked out to 1,300 Southborough customers
Parkerville Road couple’s Halloween display is out of this world
Halloween comes early for Blair Sutherland. The Southborough resident has a countdown to Halloween the way many of us have a countdown to Christmas. It makes sense. He has a lot to accomplish. Read the full article → from Parkerville Road couple’s Halloween display is out of this world
Southborough Food Pantry a lifeline for our neighbors in need
In 1990 clergy from six Southborough parishes set up a food pantry in a small closet at Pilgrim Church. More than twenty years later, volunteers say the need for the service is as great as it’s ever been. Read the full article → from Southborough Food Pantry a lifeline for our neighbors in need
Breaking news: The Bus Stop Witches strike again!
Southborough may have postponed Halloween this year, but that did nothing to throw off the Bus Stop Witches. In fact, they were out in force this year. Read the full article → from Breaking news: The Bus Stop Witches strike again!
School Street closed after morning truck accident
School Street was closed after a truck hit a telephone pole early this morning, snapping the pole in two. Read the full article → from School Street closed after morning truck accident
Will this be the best Halloween ever for Southborough kids?
Last weekend’s snow storm may have postponed Halloween, but that hasn’t put a damper on the holiday for Southborough trick-or-treaters. In fact for many of them, this Halloween has the potential to be the best one ever. Read the full article → from Will this be the best Halloween ever for Southborough kids?
Are more power outages to come? Now is the time to prepare
With two multiday power outages in as many months, many Southborough residents are wondering if there will be more in our future, particularly as we head into the winter storm season. Read the full article → from Are more power outages to come? Now is the time to prepare
Roundup: The best tweets from Snowtober
With only their mobile devices to connect to the world, Southborough residents flocked to Twitter in the aftermath of last week’s snow, chronicling in 140 characters or less both their amusement and their frustration. Here’s a roundup of my favorite tweets. Read the full article → from Roundup: The best tweets from Snowtober