This fall and winter, Southborough Recreation is organizing two adult sports leagues. Read the full article → from Adult Sports Leagues
Winter Wishes gift card drive this month
In advance of the holidays, SYFS is holding its annual gift card collection drive through November 30th
Southborough Youth & Family Services is asking residents to give a boost to families experiencing financial anxiety during a tough time of year. Read the full article → from Winter Wishes gift card drive this month
Babysitting 101
Teens in grades 6-8 can register for a course to learn to babysit
Southborough Recreation is offering another Babysitting 101 course for tweens/teens in grades 6-8. Read the full article → from Babysitting 101
Update on chief contracts and recruiting
Yesterday, MetroWest Daily News published an interview with Police Chief Ryan Newell. There are some financial details worth sharing, that are prompting me to also update on other department chiefs’ salaries and recruiting the replacement for the Public Works chief. Read the full article → from Update on chief contracts and recruiting
Donate your extra candy to Rise Above
Neary is collecting for care packages to college students who have aged out of the foster care system.
Is your household suffering from candy overload? You can donate to Neary School’s collection drive this week. Read the full article → from Donate your extra candy to Rise Above
Seeking volunteers to talk about their user experience on the Town’s website
The tech committee is looking for residents to participate in a zoom session to help them improve the Town's website
The Town is trying to improve residents’ user experience on their website. Before they make upgrades, the Municipal Technology Committee is seeking public input. Read the full article → from Seeking volunteers to talk about their user experience on the Town’s website
Halloween in Southborough (Updated)
Tonight's details and images from celebrations over the past two weeks.
A reminder about trick or treating – plus photos from recent festivities. Read the full article → from Halloween in Southborough (Updated)
The week in sports
Cross Country and Girls Volleyball win Central Mass Champion titles, Girls Soccer vying for theirs
Highlights from last week’s competitions and what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from The week in sports
Classic (and modern) Monsters
A sneak peak at this year's Mega Halloween display
Halloween on Parkerville Rd. is happening this year. It will be transporting visitors over the rainbow. Read the full article → from Classic (and modern) Monsters
Southborough Health & Wellness Fair
The Health Department and Senior Center are teaming up to offer the free "Fair" to residents
Two weeks from today, the Senior Center will host a “Fall Health & Wellness Fair” for Southborough residents. Read the full article → from Southborough Health & Wellness Fair
The week in government (Updated)
Select Board on potential Hopkinton Water Connection and more ARPA discussions
Here is a selection of the committee and board meetings for the week along with my selected highlights from the agendas. Read the full article → from The week in government (Updated)
Events this week
Flu Clinic, Halloween parties, Board Game Day, Young Scientists, Cook Book Club, NSPAC talk, Children's Author visit, and more.
Here are highlights of what’s happening around (or related to) our town this weekend through next. Read the full article → from Events this week
Preschoolers can become “Young Scientists”
The Library is again hosting the free hands-on STEM learning program for tots
The Southborough Library is again hosting a 6-week Young Scientists program for kids aged 3-5 this fall. Registration is limited – so sign up quickly. Read the full article → from Preschoolers can become “Young Scientists”
Children’s author visit
A Southborough author will celebrate her new book with a special event to encourage writers.
The Southborough Library is hosting a visit by a resident children’s author of a new “graphic novel-style picture book”. Read the full article → from Children’s author visit