Here’s what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from The week in sports (11/1 – 11/6), with congrats to the Algonquin girls field hockey team
Town Administrator Jean Kitchen said she is hopeful power will be restored to the remaining Southborough residents today. She said the best way to make sure you get your power back is to call National Grid with an outage report, even if you’ve already done so. Read the full article → from Town Administrator: Contact National Grid if you’re still without power
What’s a cooking school to do with a refrigerator full of produce but no power? Make soup, of course! Not wanting anything to go to waste, the good folks at Culinary Underground fired up their butane burners yesterday and made batch after batch of soup, and now they want to share. Read the full article → from Stop by Culinary Underground for free soup – TODAY
A couple hundred of you are still without power today, and if your comments around the web are any indication, you’re frustrated and cold. In the hope that it will help, I’m compiling a list of places you can go to get some relief. Read the full article → from Resources for those without power – UPDATED
As of about 9:00 am today, National Grid said only about 100 customers in Southborough were still without power. Read the full article → from Hundreds in Southborough still without power today – UPDATED
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government (10/31 – 11/4)
Charles N. Bent, age 76 of Mashpee, formerly of Southborough passed away peacefully Friday, October 28, 2011 at the McCarthy Care Center in Sandwich. He was the beloved husband of Margaret (Murphy) Bent to whom he was married 40 years. Read the full article → from Obit: Charles N. Bent – October 28, 2011
After a “historic” October snow storm that knocked out power to most of Southborough, the lights – and more importantly, the heat – are starting to come back on. Read the full article → from Lights come back to many in Southborough – UPDATED
As I write this, the rain has begun in Southborough. It’s expected to switch over to snow later this evening, with the potential for “historic” amounts of snow throughout the state. Most forecasts show Southborough with an estimated six to ten inches. Read the full article → from LIVE BLOG: Get the latest on the October snow storm here
This is the latest in an ongoing series in which readers are invited to share their favorite spots in and around Southborough. Read the full article → from Your favourite places: To go trick-or-treating
There are a number of Halloween events – and non-Halloween events – happening around town this weekend. I thought it might be helpful to put together this recap so you can keep track. Read the full article → from What to do in Southborough this weekend
Here’s a scrumptious fundraiser if there ever was one. Woodward SOS is offering pies for sale just in time for Thanksgiving: delicious pecan, pumpkin and apple pies, or a sweet, juicy peach fruit crisp. Pies cost $10 each and will be made by students in the Assabet Valley Culinary Arts/Hospitality program. Read the full article → from Holiday pies make for a tasty fundraiser for Woodward SOS
It’s that time of year again. Southborough scouts will be filling the shelves at the Southborough Food Pantry, and they need your help. The annual Scouting for Food Drive is the biggest drive of the year for the pantry, and organizers say a good turnout will help them make through the season. Read the full article → from Look for your Scouting for Food bag on Saturday
It’s not a trick, and for many it won’t be a treat either. The dusting of snow we saw in Southborough last night may be just a preview of an even bigger storm to come. Read the full article → from Snow comes to Southborough, and more may be on the way