The Southborough Fire Department is partnering with Marlborough-based Furnishing Options to collect items for those who were left temporarily homeless by last week’s six-alarm fire at the Lake Williams condo complex in Marlborough. Read the full article → from Southborough Fire Department collecting household items for Marlborough fire victims
On Tuesday, May 15, 2012, the Northborough/Southborough Special Education Parent Advisory Council (NSPAC) will host its second annual Appreciation Awards evening, and they’re looking for nominations for their yearly Go the Distance Award. Read the full article → from Has someone made a difference in the life of your special needs child? Nominate them for a ‘Go the Distance’ award
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government (4/30/12 – 5/4/12)
Come see what 61 Presidential Drive has to offer at an open house on Sunday, April 29 from 1:00 to 3:00 pm. Read the full article → from Featured home: Casual elegance on Presidential Drive – Open Sunday 1-3
Elegant Wayside Inn architecturally inspired Colonial on an estate setting! 3.75 acres complete with extensive landscaping, perennial gardens, orchard, rebuilt stone walls/driveway. Read the full article → from Featured Home: Wayside Inn-inspired estate on Graystone Way – Open Sunday 1-3
During the month of August, Woodward students have been collecting pennies – among other currency – to benefit The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. At last tally, their Pennies for Patients drive had collected more than $2,000. Read the full article → from Doing Good: Woodward students collect Pennies for Patients
Southborough Boy Scout Jon Willis and his troop will hold a car wash at the Transfer Station on Saturday to raise funds for his Eagle Scout project to restore trails a Templeman Woods, a parcel of open space located off Cordaville Road just north of the Mass Pike. Read the full article → from Car wash at Transfer Station on Saturday to benefit Eagle Scout project
Holding a garage/yard sale? Looking for garage/yard sales? This is your post! Read the full article → from Open thread: Southborough garage and yard sales this weekend (4/28 & 4/29)
Danno Sullivan, the Ukulele Man, will return to Fay School on Saturday morning for a fun and silly sing-along. It’s a show the little ones (ages 2-6) are sure to love. A complimentary lunch follows the performance. Read the full article → from Ukulele sing-along and summer camp open house at Fay School on Saturday
On Sunday, May 6, St. Mark’s students will host a Sustainability Fair on – appropriately enough – the Sustainable Meadow at the corner of Main Street and Route 85. All Southborough residents are invited to attend to learn more about sustainable activities in our area. Read the full article → from St. Mark’s to hold Sustainability Fair on May 6
Leo Bartolini is running for a seat on the Board of Selectmen against incumbent Bill Boland. On Saturday morning, Bartolini will host an informal get-together at the new Red Barn Coffee at 20 Turnpike Road (Route 9 eastbound). Read the full article → from Meet and greet with Leo Bartolini on Saturday
Early registration for the Northborough-Southborough Youth Football and Cheerleading Junior T-Hawks’ fall season ends April 30. Read the full article → from Early registration for youth football and cheerleading ends April 30
In the summer of 2011 life was good for Southborough resident Tricia Andron. Married 2-1/2 years, she and husband Lee were practically still newlyweds. They had good jobs and bought a house in Southborough. They had just celebrated their daughter’s first birthday and were planning a family vacation to Greece. Read the full article → from Doing Good: Recent cancer survivor to walk her first Relay for Life tomorrow
There are 351 towns and cities in Massachusetts, and Debbie and Pete Lincoln have visited them all. On Sunday the couple will be at the Southborough Historical Museum to share tales and anecdotes of their journeys around the state. Read the full article → from Southborough Historical Society presents ‘From Purgatory to Podunk’ on Sunday