Congregation B’nai Shalom asked me to pass along this information about an upcoming open house. Read the full article → from Congregation B’nai Shalom invites residents to its open house
Congregation B’nai Shalom invites residents to its open house
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Southborough man charged with trying to kill wife
The Metrowest Daily News reports a Southborough man was arrested on Monday night for allegedly trying to strangle his wife. He pled not guilty yesterday in Westborough District Court to a charge of assault with intent to murder and domestic assault and battery. Read the full article → from Southborough man charged with trying to kill wife
What the fire department has been up to
Fire department logs for the week. Read the full article → from What the fire department has been up to
Results from today’s Little League game against Rhode Island
Southboro fell behind early against the undefeated Cumberland, RI team, and despite their efforts were never able to catch back up. Cumberland won the game by a score of 15-5. The game was called in the bottom of the fourth inning due to the 10-run mercy rule. You can read all the details in the Worcester Telegram & Gazette. Read the full article → from Results from today’s Little League game against Rhode Island
In the media: Board frustrated about Southborough town planner probe
For the past four months, the Planning Board has been trying to hire a new town planner after former Town Planner Vera Kolias resigned last April. The board met with Selectmen last week to talk about the position, in a conversation that was at times heated. Read the full article → from In the media: Board frustrated about Southborough town planner probe
Reminder: Southboro Little League game on NESN today
If you want to check out some Southboro Little League action, but can’t make the trip to Connecticut, now’s your chance. Southboro’s game from Bristol will be televised today on NESN starting at 1:00 pm. Read the full article → from Reminder: Southboro Little League game on NESN today
Proposed court closure could mean higher costs for Southborough
The state is looking into consolidating several courthouses across the state as part of a plan to close a $21M budget gap in the court system. One of those that may close is the district court in Westborough that serves area towns, including Southborough. Read the full article → from Proposed court closure could mean higher costs for Southborough
More baseball success in Southborough this summer
The Southborough 12-year-old Little League team may be getting all the press right now, but their 8-year-old peers also have a season to celebrate. Earlier this summer they took home a championship of their own. More details below from a My Southborough reader. Read the full article → from More baseball success in Southborough this summer
The week in government
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government
Southboro Little League wins game two
The bus-load of fans who traveled down from Southborough this afternoon to see our Little League team face off against Shelburne, VT, got a good show. Southboro won the game by a score of 6-3. Read the full article → from Southboro Little League wins game two
Southboro loses to Bangor in first round of Little League play
Southboro rallied from a 6-1 deficit, but couldn’t quite pull off a victory in the first game of pool-play in the Eastern Regional Little League tournament. They fell to East Bangor, Maine this afternoon by a final score of 6-4. Read the full article → from Southboro loses to Bangor in first round of Little League play
Little League game underway, here’s where to get live updates
Play is underway in Bristol, CT. Score updates are being posted to the Southboro Youth Baseball Facebook page. The Worcester Telegram & Gazette is also doing live inning-by-inning recaps. Read the full article → from Little League game underway, here’s where to get live updates
In the media: It’s all about our Little Leaguers
Thanks to our state championship baseball team, there has been more media in town this week than we’ve seen since Adam Sandler’s visit last year. In case you’ve missed some of the coverage, here’s a recap. Read the full article → from In the media: It’s all about our Little Leaguers
Family’s request to cut down tree they call a ‘safety hazard’ denied
Outside the Marlboro Road home of Bill and Melissa Shields stands a tall red oak. It may be majestic, but the Shields say the tree, which stands on town property, creates a hazard. On Tuesday night they petitioned the town to take it down. Read the full article → from Family’s request to cut down tree they call a ‘safety hazard’ denied