Police Chief Jane Moran said recently the department will need an additional $70K to cover a budget gap for the current fiscal year, which ends later this month. Read the full article → from MWDN: Southborough Police chief says department needs $70K
Most public school kids in Southborough are celebrating the last day of school today, but not all of them. Algonquin underclassmen will have to hang on one more day before their summer vacation starts thanks to school closures last fall. Read the full article → from It’s the last day of school for Southborough students…mostly
I don’t like the heat. I’m the kind of New England girl who prefers cold and snow. I like sweaters and a nice crisp breeze. Needless to say, I’m not looking forward to the next few days. Read the full article → from Southborough Senior Center will open as cooling center today
Last month came word that the venerable Friends of the Southborough Library organization is in danger of folding due to lack of membership. The group reports that after years of service, most of its active members have retired or plan to do so. That means they need new blood to keep going. Read the full article → from Reminder: Friends of the Southborough Library meeting – Wednesday
Southborough child care provider Wee Care for Little People will hold its annual blood drive for Children’s Hospital on Wednesday, June 20. Read the full article → from Southborough child care center holds annual blood drive for Children’s Hospital on Wednesday
The open discussion thread is your place to ask questions, sound off on town issues, or share information with other readers. Read the full article → from Open discussion thread: Ask questions, share opinions
A reader contacted me last last week asking if I knew the source of a “horrific smell” emanating from the area of Route 30 on the west end of town. “Smells like someone’s septic exploded,” she wrote. Read the full article → from MWDN: Three large septic systems failing in Southborough
The latest logs from the Southborough Police Department Read the full article → from Southborough police logs (6/11/12 – 6/16/12): Calves on the loose and geese in the road
In 2009, Southborough became only the ninth municipality in Massachusetts to be certified as a StormReady Community. Earlier this month, the National Weather Service recertified Southborough, recognizing its prevention, preparedness, and response plans. Read the full article → from Southborough recognized for storm readiness
Guy L. Akers, 96, formerly of Southborough, died Sunday, June 17, 2012 in the Lydia Taft House in Uxbridge. His wife of 42 years, Regina (Fitzpatrick) Akers died in 1995. He leaves two sons, Jay Akers, and his wife, Patti of Milford and Stephen Akers, and his wife, Janet of Vicksburg, MS; two grandchildren, Michael Read the full article → from Obituary: Guy L. Akers, 96
CHARLOTTE, NC – Arthur A. Rosen, of 3200 Shillington Place, formerly of David Drive in Olean, NY, passed away Thursday June 14, 2012 following a short illness. Mr. Rosen was born on Sept. 2, 1935, in Olean and was a son of the late David and Rae Reich Rose. On April 14, 1979, he married Read the full article → from Obituary: Arthur A. Rosen, 76
This is short notice, but earlier today I learned the Gold Star Memorial train will make a stop in Southborough this evening. The special passenger coach which bears the name of every soldier, marine, sailor and airman who lost their life while serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, was scheduled to pass through town last week as it traveled the Boston-Worcester line, but the run had to be scrapped at the last moment due to mechanical problems. Read the full article → from Take 2: Gold Star Memorial train scheduled to pass through Southborough tonight
Summit Montessori School, 283 Pleasant Street, Framingham, MA invites you to a free performance of Woodland Cinderella by the award winning Gerwick Puppets at 4 p.m. on June 20, 2012. Read the full article → from Southborough residents invited to free puppet show on Wednesday
The recent decision by a Worcester court to deny an appeal by the owners of Gulbankian Farms, has prompted quite a few of you to speak out in support of the Gulbankian family here on the blog. The Gulbankians had appealed a decision last year by the town’s Zoning Board of Appeals that required them to make improvements to their Mt. Vickery Road property in order to continue to operate multiple businesses on the lot. Read the full article → from Zoning board chairman responds to criticism over Gulbankians decision