Southborough author Steve Ulfelder revisits the Southborough Library on Tuesday to read from and discuss his second novel, The Whole Lie. Read the full article → from Southborough author to discuss latest novel at the Southborough Library on Tuesday
Admittedly, I’m a bit delayed in sharing this story. But for anyone lucky enough to hear the Trottier Middle School Big Band play with jazz great Walter Beasley earlier this month (I was), no doubt the music is still reverberating in your head. It was a truly wonderful concert, and not just for the amazing music, but also for the touching tribute to Trottier seventh-grader Eric Green. Read the full article → from MWDN: Southborough’s Trottier School band pays tribute to Eric Green
Animal World Experience comes to the Southborough Library on Tuesday to present Jackson’s Wild Journey, a story about a little boy who falls asleep and dreams he travels the world meeting animal friends along the way. The story features a giant book that comes alive as animals leap from its pages. Read the full article → from A ‘Wild Journey’ at the Southborough Library on Tuesday (UPDATED)
When the Planning Board meets tonight, it will continue its discussion of a proposed overhaul to Southborough’s zoning bylaws. Tonight the focus will be on changes to the bylaws that govern open space requirements in residential subdivisions. They’re changes not everyone agrees with. Read the full article → from Planning Board continues public hearing on zoning changes – TONIGHT
The latest logs from the Southborough Police Department Read the full article → from Southborough police logs (6/17/12 – 6/19/12): Juveniles made to clean up their mess
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government (6/25/12 – 6/29/12)
Yesterday I shared the story of Patrick Solomon, who will compete in the MLB’s Pitch, Hit, and Run competition at Fenway Park this weekend. There are plenty of other Southborough youngsters who, like Patrick, are doing great things on the field. Here are some of their stories. Read the full article → from Young athletes from Southborough have success on the field
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 (6/23 & 6/24)
The Southborough Library is planning a new space just for ‘tweens and teens, and they’re looking for input. The library developed a survey to help determine everything from why young adults use the library (or don’t), to what services they’d like to see more of, to the sort of look and feel an area geared toward young adults should have. Read the full article → from Southborough Library collecting feedback from teens and ‘tweens
From today’s Metrowest Daily News comes word that Algonquin will need to cut two classes in order to close a budget gap next year. Read the full article → from MWDN: Algonquin to cut two classes to stay within budget
Surrounded by family, Nancy Arone Bassett, passed away Wednesday June 20, 2012. Read the full article → from Obituary: Nancy Arone Bassett, 60
Did you know Algonquin offers a preschool as part of its Early Childhood Development program? They do, and the Tiny Tomahawks Preschool located at the high school is now accepting registrations for the 2012-2013 school year. Read the full article → from Tiny Tomahawks Preschool accepting registration for fall 2012
Southborough fourth grader Patrick Solomon has proven he can pitch, he can hit, and he can run. This weekend he’ll take his skills to Fenway Park. Read the full article → from Southborough fourth grader to compete at Fenway Park this weekend
This is the latest in an occasional guest series brought to you by Southborough residents Leah Ammon and Cindy Evangelous who together own FitStudio 28 in Westborough. Read the full article → from Tips from FitStudio 28: Healthy at the hotel