Here’s what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from High school sports this week (1/17 – 1/23)
High school sports this week (1/17 – 1/23)
Phaneuf says she plans to seek re-election
Selectwoman Bonnie Phaneuf has announced her intention to run for re-election this year. to Read the full article → from Phaneuf says she plans to seek re-election
The week in government
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government
Blog updates in progress
I’m doing a bunch of technology updates on the blog today. Things may look a bit strange around here from time to time while the upgrades happen. Please pardon any wonkiness. Read the full article → from Blog updates in progress
Get your Girl Scout cookies this weekend
Southborough Girl Scouts will be at the Recycling Center at the Transfer Station on Saturday, so bring a few extra dollars to stock up on your cookie supplies. Read the full article → from Get your Girl Scout cookies this weekend
Selectmen review budgets, ask about Sunday hours for the Transfer Station
Some of you have asked recently what it would take to get the Transfer Station open on Sundays. At their meeting on Tuesday, Selectwoman Bonnie Phaneuf wanted to know the answer to that same question. Read the full article → from Selectmen review budgets, ask about Sunday hours for the Transfer Station
Be part of March Madness in the Boros
Forget watching March Madness. How about getting off the couch and throwing some hoops yourself? Friends of the Southborough Youth Commission are sponsoring March Madness in the Boros, a championship-style 3-on-3 tournament to take place at Algonquin on Saturday, March 5. Read the full article → from Be part of March Madness in the Boros
Music association awards $6,000 to area students
The Northborough-Southborough Music Association (www.nsma.info) recently awarded $6,000 to area students to help offset the cost of private lessons or other music enrichment programs. Read the full article → from Music association awards $6,000 to area students
Photos: Snowy Southborough
Many around Southborough – myself included – were still shoveling out today after yesterday’s winter storm. Read the full article → from Photos: Snowy Southborough
Chief asks residents to adopt a fire hydrant
Fire Chief John Mauro Jr. is asking residents to help with the clean up from yesterday’s storm by clearing snow away from fire hydrants so they can be found more easily in case of emergency. Read the full article → from Chief asks residents to adopt a fire hydrant
Town House closing early tomorrow
On Friday, January 14, 2011, the Town House will be closing at 11:00 a.m. for an employee appreciation luncheon. Read the full article → from Town House closing early tomorrow
Selectmen say they made policy changes in response to complaint
Late last year former Municipal Facilities Committee member Nancy Vargas submitted at 240-page complaint to the town and to the attorney general’s office alleging misuse of funds and Open Meeting Law violations. Selectmen said this week that policy changes were made in response to the complaint. Read the full article → from Selectmen say they made policy changes in response to complaint
On the market this week
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week
No cancellation or delay expected for Southborough schools on Thursday
Superintendent of Schools Charles Gobron said tonight he expects Southborough schools will start on time Thursday morning despite Wednesday’s heavy snow. Read the full article → from No cancellation or delay expected for Southborough schools on Thursday