Hands on Nature is returning to the Southborough Library. This time, the nature education program will focus on beaks. Read the full article → from Register kids for Hands on Nature – Bird Beaks
Register kids for Hands on Nature – Bird Beaks
Warrant posted for Annual Town Meeting – March 28th
If you haven’t already, be sure to save the date for Annual Town Meeting. Here’s what’s on the Warrant. Read the full article → from Warrant posted for Annual Town Meeting – March 28th
Central One Scholarship opportunity for ARHS senior
A local credit union is offering a scholarship for one student of Algonquin Regional. The selected applicant will receive either a $1,000 or $4,000 scholarship. Central One is offering four scholarships for four high schools in towns where they have branches. One student will be selected from each school, and only one of those will Read the full article → from Central One Scholarship opportunity for ARHS senior
Obituary: Carlene A. (Mello) Haughey, 83
Carlene A. (Mello) Haughey, 83, of Southborough, formerly of Framingham, passed away peacefully Saturday Feb. 29, 2020 at St. Patrick’s Manor in Framingham. Read the full article → from Obituary: Carlene A. (Mello) Haughey, 83
Coyotes surrounded woman and dog Sunday night in Southborough yard
Yesterday, Southborough Police are warning residents to be on alert for coyotes. The warning follows an incident on Sunday with aggressively behaving coyotes. Read the full article → from Coyotes surrounded woman and dog Sunday night in Southborough yard
Article 31: Noise Bylaw Overview, Debate and Citizen Petitioners’ Info sessions (Updated)
Some residents were disappointed that selectmen dropped the placeholder for a noise bylaw Article for this year’s Annual Town Meeting. Rather than waiting for the Town to take the reins for a future year, they pushed on with their own efforts.
The Article would limit sound levels any time of day for some activities, other by hours, and some by both. Read the full article → from Article 31: Noise Bylaw Overview, Debate and Citizen Petitioners’ Info sessions (Updated)
Reminder: Super Tuesday voting 6:30 am to 8pm (Updated)
You don’t have to wait for Super Tuesday in March to cast your vote. Early voting for the primaries started at 8:00 am today. Read the full article → from Reminder: Super Tuesday voting 6:30 am to 8pm (Updated)
ARHS Post-season: Gymnastics 2nd place at states; Girls Hockey out
Following up on Algonquin sports post-season championship tournaments. Read the full article → from ARHS Post-season: Gymnastics 2nd place at states; Girls Hockey out
The week in government: Park Central at Conservation
A list of board and committee meetings for the week with my selected highlights from the agendas. Read the full article → from The week in government: Park Central at Conservation
Events this week: Creative Journaling, Jazz Night, Citizen’s petition “Stop By”, Legos Tomato Growing, pre-K yoga, and Day of Unplugging
Here are some highlights of events in and around Southborough this week. Read the full article → from Events this week: Creative Journaling, Jazz Night, Citizen’s petition “Stop By”, Legos Tomato Growing, pre-K yoga, and Day of Unplugging
Friends of Rec seeking news members
The non-profit needs more volunteers. Read the full article → from Friends of Rec seeking news members
Weekend at a Glance: Dramas at ARHS, reading to dogs, Button making for teens, Pancake Breakfast and concert
Here are some highlights of events in and around Southborough this week. Read the full article → from Weekend at a Glance: Dramas at ARHS, reading to dogs, Button making for teens, Pancake Breakfast and concert
“Gift of Failure” author talk for district parents – March 25
The N-S K-12 district’s “One Community of Readers” asked parents to consider an author’s advice to let children fail. Now they are bringing in the book’s author to follow up on the topic. Read the full article → from “Gift of Failure” author talk for district parents – March 25
Tomato Growing tips at the Library on Thursday
The upcoming program will focus on maximizing your harvest of the most popular home crop. Read the full article → from Tomato Growing tips at the Library on Thursday