Water is already in short supply this year, and for Southborough residents it will be even more so over the next few weeks thanks to work two of the town’s water storage tanks. Read the full article → from Residents asked to further curb water use
Water is already in short supply this year, and for Southborough residents it will be even more so over the next few weeks thanks to work two of the town’s water storage tanks. Read the full article → from Residents asked to further curb water use
It takes a village to make Southborough’s annual Summer Nights celebration a success, and the Recreation Department passed along these words of thanks for all those who helped out. Read the full article → from Rec Department says thanks for the Summer Nights
Every time I drive by the old gray barn on Northboro Road just east of the Route 495 overpass, I think of stopping to take a photograph. I’ve always loved that barn and how it speaks to Southborough’s rural past. Turns out I should have done it while I had the chance, because as of today, the big gray barn is no more. Read the full article → from Historic Southborough barn demolished
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week
If you want to support the T-Hawks this season, here’s your chance. The team is looking for sponsors for its annual program book which is sold to fans at games and kept as mementos for the players and their families. Read the full article → from T-Hawk football looking for sponsors
Rep. Carolyn Dykema, who represents Southborough precincts 2 and 3, will be at Mauro’s Cafe on Friday, September 3, at 8:00 to meet informally with residents. Read the full article → from Rep. Carolyn Dykema to meet with residents in Southborough on Friday
I heard the familiar sound of a school bus rumbling down my street as Southborough students headed back to school this morning. Read the full article → from It’s back to school for Southborough students
Fire department logs for the week. Read the full article → from What the fire department has been up to
It seems to be the question of the day. Will Hurricane Earl hit New England or will it veer offshore? It’s still anyone’s guess, but Southborough Emergency Management is keeping a close watch on things. Read the full article → from Hurricane Earl – will it or won’t it?
If you’re like me, you may have received a call recently from an organization soliciting donations for troops from Southborough. VFW Commander Stephen Whynot wants residents to be aware that the group is not affiliated with the town in any way. Read the full article → from Veteran advises caution over phone solicitations
Last week the Planning Board interviewed two candidates for town planner. The position has been vacant since former Town Planner Vera Kolias resigned this past April. Read the full article → from Southborough hires a new town planner
Michael Stopa, a Republican candidate for Congress, was out at Summer Nights shaking hands on Sunday. If you didn’t get to meet him then, or if you did and you want to learn more, here’s your chance to do just that. Read the full article → from Southborough residents to hold reception for congressional candidate Michael Stopa
A pair of eyeglasses and a Vera Bradley wristlet were left behind at Summer Nights last night. If they’re yours, you can call the Recreation Department at 508-229-4452 to identify them. Read the full article → from Did you lose something at Summer Nights?
In last week’s open discussion thread, many of you had questions about the status of the Triangle Park in Cordaville. Evan Lips of the Metrowest Daily News read your comments and decided to write an article about it. Read the full article → from Triangle Park improvements expected soon