The Metrowest Daily News today took a look at how teacher salaries in Southborough compare with the rest of the state. Here’s what they found out. Read the full article → from MWDN: Southborough teacher salaries are near average
Summer camp open house tonight canceled
Turns out it’s just too wintry outside to talk about summer camp. The Southborough Extended Day Program had planned on holding an open house for its Summer Fun Camp tonight at Trottier, but the event has been canceled due to the roof problems at Trottier. Read the full article → from Summer camp open house tonight canceled
On the market this week
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week
UPDATED: Trottier closed tomorrow due to ‘large amount of snow’ on the roof
Trottier Middle School will be closed all day on Thursday because of issues with heavy snow on the roof. Read the full article → from UPDATED: Trottier closed tomorrow due to ‘large amount of snow’ on the roof
Selectmen say Colony Market ‘misrepresented facts’ to get liquor license
Pizza 19 wasn’t the only local business before the Board of Selectmen last night. Colony Market was also there. But while Pizza 19 had their license granted, Colony Market had theirs revoked after selectmen determined the owner lied on his application for a liquor license renewal. Read the full article → from Selectmen say Colony Market ‘misrepresented facts’ to get liquor license
Rep. Levy to hold office hours in Southborough on Friday
State Representative Steven Levy, who represents Southborough precinct 1, will hold office hours on Friday, February 4, at the Southborough House of Pizza (5 Main Street). Read the full article → from Rep. Levy to hold office hours in Southborough on Friday
It’s our fourth week in a row of interrupted school schedules
Southborough kids have had plenty of time this winter to perfect their sledding skills and exercise their snowball throwing arms, but what about their reading, writing, and arithmetic? Read the full article → from It’s our fourth week in a row of interrupted school schedules
Pizza 19 plans to open this week, neighbors not happy
Pizza 19 owner Pedro Franco told selectmen last night he hopes to open his new pizza shop at 150 Framingham Road later this week. That may make pizza lovers in town happy, but it doesn’t please some of the residents who live nearby. Read the full article → from Pizza 19 plans to open this week, neighbors not happy
What the fire department has been up to
Fire department logs for the week Read the full article → from What the fire department has been up to
Closings and cancellations for Wednesday, February 2: Schools, Town House, and more
Southborough schoolchildren will enjoy their fourth snow day of the year on Wednesday. Superintendent Charles Gobron made a rare evening call to cancel school due to tomorrow’s forecast of snow and ice. Read the full article → from Closings and cancellations for Wednesday, February 2: Schools, Town House, and more
Anatomy of a snow day: How the call to cancel school is made
Superintendent Charles Gobron has been waking up early a lot lately. It’s not insomnia. It’s not the stress of budget season. He’s been waking up early to make a phone call. You all know the phone call I’m talking about: the snow day phone call. Read the full article → from Anatomy of a snow day: How the call to cancel school is made
Learn about SEDP’s Summer Fun Camp at an open house on Thursday
We may be mired in winter, but the folks at Southborough Extended Day know it’s never too early to start thinking about summer camp. On Thursday they’ll hold an open house to help families learn more about the Southborough Extended Day Summer Fun Camp. Read the full article → from Learn about SEDP’s Summer Fun Camp at an open house on Thursday
Southborough’s snow removal budget is running low
I assume you’re not shocked by that headline? With the number of storms we’ve had to contend with this winter, you might think our snow removal budget was all but gone. Not quite. DPW Superintendent Karen Galligan says she still has the money to keep our roads clear. Read the full article → from Southborough’s snow removal budget is running low
What if Southborough schools had to cut $500K from their budget?
That was one question asked last night as the Board of Selectmen, Advisory Committee, and K-8 School Committee met jointly to review the school’s proposed $17M budget. Read the full article → from What if Southborough schools had to cut $500K from their budget?