Fire department logs for the week. Read the full article → from What the fire department has been up to
Tower 21 now officially in service
You’ve probably seen Tower 21 — the newest addition to Southborough’s fire fighting fleet — cruising around town over the past few weeks. Most of those drives have been training exercises as the crew gets used to the new apparatus. Read the full article → from Tower 21 now officially in service
Fay School seeks volunteers for Special Olympic basketball games
On February 12, Southborough’s Fay School will host the basketball assessment round of the Massachusetts Special Olympics. The assessment round is a regional competition intended to assess athlete and team ability before the state Winter Games in early March. Read the full article → from Fay School seeks volunteers for Special Olympic basketball games
Planning Board defers decision on Gulbankian site plan
Emotions ran high as the Gulbankian family went before the Planning Board last night in the latest round of their ongoing dispute with neighbors. Read the full article → from Planning Board defers decision on Gulbankian site plan
Screening for integrated preschool program at Finn
If you’re thinking about sending your kid to Finn’s integrated preschool program next year, here’s some information you need. Read the full article → from Screening for integrated preschool program at Finn
High school sports this week (12/20– 12/26)
Here’s what’s on tap in high school sports this week. Read the full article → from High school sports this week (12/20– 12/26)
Zoning board approves 4-story office building on Cordaville Road
In Southborough we have our share of office buildings, and it looks like we may be getting one more. The Zoning Board of Appeals earlier this month gave its stamp of approval to a new 4-story, 70,000-square-foot office building at 146 Cordaville Road. Read the full article → from Zoning board approves 4-story office building on Cordaville Road
The week in government
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government
Southborough Rotary helps out the food pantry
Last week the Southborough Rotary donated $2,000 in grocery and gas gift gards, laundry detergent, and coffee to the Southborough Food Pantry. The donations were purchased with money raised during Rotary’s annual Heritage Day Road Race. Read the full article → from Southborough Rotary helps out the food pantry
Why flags are at half staff today – Saturday, December 18
Flags in Southborough and across the state are flying at half staff today in honor of Salem native Sergeant James A. Ayube, II. Read the full article → from Why flags are at half staff today – Saturday, December 18
Where are the best Christmas lights in town?
I love seeing all the Christmas lights up around town, and some of you have gotten pretty inspired with your displays. Read the full article → from Where are the best Christmas lights in town?
Vacation fun for your little wizards and witches
Looking for something for the kids to do over the holiday break? How about sending them to Hogwarts? Check out this vacation camp sponsored by the Recreation Department. Read the full article → from Vacation fun for your little wizards and witches
High school sports wrap-up (12/10 – 12/16)
Here are the results of this week’s games. Read the full article → from High school sports wrap-up (12/10 – 12/16)
Seven shopping days left until Christmas – now’s the time to think local
Not to stress you out, but there are seven shopping days left until Christmas (not including what’s left of today). If you don’t have everything crossed off your list yet (and who does?), now is a great time to skip the crowds and traffic and shop local. Read the full article → from Seven shopping days left until Christmas – now’s the time to think local