The latest newsletter chronicling progress on the police and fire complex is out. According to the January report, one piece of the project is behind schedule but the targeted end date remains the same. Read the full article → from Public Safety Building Update for January
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week in Southborough
I received another posting of jobs available in Southborough. Read the full article → from Southborough job listings: Part-time Admin (with benefits), full-time Business Admin, and Schools’ Director of Finance & Operations
A Southborough photographer is looking for at least 40 ordinary people who live, work or have a tie to Southborough. She wants to photograph them in their “everyday lives”. Though, they won’t look so ordinary when she gets through with them. Read the full article → from Casting Call for Southborough photographer’s project
The Southborough Historical Society is launching a Speaker Series. This spring, it will focus on Women in History as part of a “Voices Found” theme for 2019. Read the full article → from “Meet” women from American History – starting with the 1st female soldier
Eric James Hanslip, 87, of Southborough, passed away peacefully on Monday, February 4, 2019 at the Care Dimensions Hospice House in Lincoln, after a period of declining health. Read the full article → from Obituary: Eric James Hanslip, 87
Adults (including parents) who interact with tweens and teens are urged to take advantage of a free course to “Learn the Signs” of youth in crisis to help save lives. Read the full article → from Free 3-part evening course on “Youth Mental Health First Aid” in March
Last week, the Southborough community was invited to another forum on the Downtown Initiative. The public was briefed on experts’ recommendations for revitalizing the downtown area of Main Street. The Economic Development Committee also shared some of the obstacles and thoughts on how to overcome them. Read the full article → from EDC forum on Downtown challenges and hopes: Septic constraints, zoning changes, and more
Resident Mark Fallon, a fellow veteran, shared on his blog some memories of John Wilson. They included Wilson’s influence on him and his thoughts of how the public can honor him. Read the full article → from Fellow veteran calls on public to honor John Wilson through service
The Southborough Library is hosting another free “Crafternoon” with popular crafter Mandy Roberge . Read the full article → from Crafternoon Simple Sewing – February 19
The forecast is looking nasty this afternoon and evening. That means afternoon school isn’t the only thing being cancelled in Town. Read the full article → from Weather impact on Town services and events (Updated)
With snow forecast for tomorrow afternoon, Southborough and Northborough public schools have announced that students will be dismissed early. Read the full article → from Public Schools announce Early Release for Tuesday afternoon
Southborough Emergency Management is sharing an alert about the forecast snow for Tuesday night. The warning about hazardous driving conditions also points out the weather’s impact on traffic tomorrow night and Wednesday morning. Read the full article → from SEMA: Commutes could be ugly Tues night and Wed morning
Fay School is holding another special event for parents. Instead of a talk, this event with multiple experts is labeled a workshop to help you add to “Your Parenting Toolbox”. Read the full article → from Workshop for Fostering Language & Literacy in the early years – February 26 (Updated)