What went on and off the real estate market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week
Valentine’s Day parties in Southborough
Mark you calendar for these two kid-focused Valentine’s Day parties, one sponsored by the Library and another by the Friends of Southborough Recreation. Read the full article → from Valentine’s Day parties in Southborough
Resident ordered to fix water problem on Marlboro Road
It’s been a long, drawn-out, complicated affair. One that has pitted neighbor against neighbor and resident against town. And it doesn’t look like it’s going to end anytime soon. Read the full article → from Resident ordered to fix water problem on Marlboro Road
Two injured in accident on Marlboro Road
Emergency personnel responded to a two-car accident on Marlboro Road at Acre Bridge Road last night. Both drivers were taken to Marlborough Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Read the full article → from Two injured in accident on Marlboro Road
What the fire department has been up to
Fire department logs from January 19 – January 25. Read the full article → from What the fire department has been up to
Fay School says new complex true to ‘Southborough’s roots’
The Metrowest Daily News reports that construction on the new Fay primary school off Middle Road is cruising right along. They’re ahead of schedule and hope to have the building open by the beginning of the summer. Read the full article → from Fay School says new complex true to ‘Southborough’s roots’
Photos: Snowshoe clinic at Chestnut Hill Farm
The Southborough Open Land Foundation teamed up with Eastern Mountain Sports to sponsor a snowshoe clinic for SOLF members at Chestnut Hill Farm this weekend. With bright blue skies and mild temperatures, they could not have asked for better snowshoeing weather. Read the full article → from Photos: Snowshoe clinic at Chestnut Hill Farm
For Southborough driver, it’s all about giving kids a chance
The annual Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona – a race in which a team of drivers speed around the track at Daytona for 24 hours straight – is arguably one of the most grueling and demanding in motorsports. For the second year in a row, Southborough residentBruce Ledoux and his team of drivers from Guardian Motorsports will be on the track racing for a cause. Read the full article → from For Southborough driver, it’s all about giving kids a chance
Reminder: Southborough Unscheduled is March 11
As your schedule starts filling up this winter, don’t forget to leave March 11 free and clear. That’s the date of Southborough Unscheduled, a day when families “step off the fast track and step toward each other.” Read the full article → from Reminder: Southborough Unscheduled is March 11
A nourishing lesson at Neary
Home bakers know there’s nothing like a fresh loaf of bread straight out of the oven. Thanks to a recent school program, a few hundred Neary kids and their families now know the same thing. They also know the bread tastes even better when you give it away. Read the full article → from A nourishing lesson at Neary
Wind and flood advisories today
It is nothing but wet and sloppy outside today, and the National Weather Service has issued both wind and flood advisories for our area. Read the full article → from Wind and flood advisories today
There’s still time to sign up for a talent show audition
Auditions for this year’s Rotary Talent Show take place on Thursday, January 28 and Monday, February 1. Organizers say there are still a few audition spots available, so if you’ve been on the fence about whether to participate, now’s the time to take the plunge. Read the full article → from There’s still time to sign up for a talent show audition
Southborough teen pleads not guilty to murder
Eighteen-year-old Southborough resident Christopher Manoloules pleaded not guilty last week to charges he murdered his uncle in Hyannis last September. Manoloules was ordered held without bail. Read the full article → from Southborough teen pleads not guilty to murder
The week in government
A list of town meetings for the week of January 25 – January 29. Read the full article → from The week in government