Last night, Public Works Superintendent Karen Galligan addressed the ongoing problems from the big Nor’easter in early March. Read the full article → from Town thanks personnel for efforts through storms; DPW asks for patience as it struggles with aftermath
The Southborough Police Department had another busy week, including some drama covered by local media. Read the full article → from Police logs (3/13-3/19): Bear sighting and an OUI crash that ended in a (successful) manhunt
The latest log from Southborough Police Department. Read the full article → from Police logs (3/6 – 3/12/18)
About 1/5 of Southborough is still without power this afternoon. Read the full article → from Updated on Southborough’s status
Superintendent Christine Johnson has issued a statement to parents on Safe School Readiness. Read the full article → from District updates parents on Safe School Readiness efforts
Southborough Emergency Management is notifying the public that they can warm up and charge up at the Southborough Senior Center (aka Cordaville Hall) at 9 Cordaville Road. The hours are from 3:00 – 9:00 pm today. Read the full article → from Southborough opening warming & charging station at Senior Center
The Town of Southborough used its code red system to send out alerts to the community asking people to stay off the roads except for emergencies. Read the full article → from Town asking people to stay off roads
There’s no public school in Southborough (and Northborough) today. And a whole lot of people are without power this morning. Read the full article → from Snow Day: March 8,2018 (Updated)
The latest log from Southborough Police Department. Read the full article → from Police file armed robbery charges; Police logs (2/28 – 3/5/18)
At least one school in town already lost it’s main power. Read the full article → from Southborough’s storm: Power outages begin, gusts up to 54mph expected, 2-3″ of rain, and 1-2″ (or 11″) of snow
The latest log from Southborough Police Department. Read the full article → from Police logs (2/19 – 2/27/18)
Trottier Middle School and Southborough Police have both issued statements about a report of a social media post that raised concerns. Read the full article → from Police called in to investigate social media incident with Trottier student – no threat found
The Northborough Patch posted about false rumors on Monday that alarmed some about the safety of Algonquin students. Read the full article → from Patch: False rumors of threat to Algonquin
Public Safety Building Chair Jason Malinowski reached out to me about a story I ran earlier this week. He corrected some details I got wrong from his update to selectmen made last week. Read the full article → from Public Safety Building: Correction – cruiser canopy isn’t a Town Meeting vote