Residents are invited to a forum on Thursday night to learn about Town Meeting Articles supporting the Golf Course. Read the full article → from Forum on Golf Course Warrant Articles – Thursday
Forum on Golf Course Warrant Articles – Thursday
Has someone made a difference to your special needs child? Nominations open for ‘Go the Distance’
The Northborough/Southborough Special Education Parent Advisory Council (NSPAC) is seeking nominations for its annual Go the Distance Award ceremonies. The deadline is April 13th. Read the full article → from Has someone made a difference to your special needs child? Nominations open for ‘Go the Distance’
Town Meeting 2018: Schedule and pace update; Review Committee findings; and STM for later date (Updated-again)
My update on this year’s Town Meeting comes with a bit of good news/bad news. Read the full article → from Town Meeting 2018: Schedule and pace update; Review Committee findings; and STM for later date (Updated-again)
Your Algonquin student may not be absent today
According to an announcement, a glitch caused all Algonquin parents to be notified their children were absent today. Read the full article → from Your Algonquin student may not be absent today
Warning: Survey/donation mailer not from Southborough Senior Center
The Southborough Senior Center asked me to share news about a letter they didn’t send. Read the full article → from Warning: Survey/donation mailer not from Southborough Senior Center
Open discussion thread: Ask questions, share opinions
The open discussion thread is your place to ask questions, sound off on town issues, or share information with other readers. Read the full article → from Open discussion thread: Ask questions, share opinions
Events this week: Forums/info nights, school fundraisers (Uno’s, Sky Zone, Dodgeball, movie afternoon, and Volleyball marathon) and more
Here are some highlights of events in and around Southborough this week. Read the full article → from Events this week: Forums/info nights, school fundraisers (Uno’s, Sky Zone, Dodgeball, movie afternoon, and Volleyball marathon) and more
This week in sports: Spring sports getting a slow start
Here’s what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from This week in sports: Spring sports getting a slow start
The week in government: Prep for Town Meeting; Review of public building project bids
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: Prep for Town Meeting; Review of public building project bids
Helping owners of lost home get back on their feet: Go Fund Me
A Go Fund Me page has been set up for the Southborough residents whose Cottage Street home was destroyed by a fire over the weekend. Read the full article → from Helping owners of lost home get back on their feet: Go Fund Me
Rotary invites public to celebrate two residents’ service to Southborough (and enjoy jazz) – Sunday
The Southborough Rotary Club is holding a special celebration to honor Karen Fournier and Jeff Beane for exemplifying “service above self”. It will be held at St. Mark’s School and followed by the annual Cutler Jazz festival. Read the full article → from Rotary invites public to celebrate two residents’ service to Southborough (and enjoy jazz) – Sunday
ARHS music history: Four Gold Medal groups to perform at Mechanics Hall – Sunday
Northborough Southborough Music Association is promoting a special concert this Sunday. It comes with a bit of well earned bragging. Read the full article → from ARHS music history: Four Gold Medal groups to perform at Mechanics Hall – Sunday
Heavy fire on Cottage St overnight; house may be a loss (Updated)
Southborough Firefighters responded to a serious house fire around 2:00 am this morning. Read the full article → from Heavy fire on Cottage St overnight; house may be a loss (Updated)
Town officials respond to recent accusations (Updated)
A passionate letter to the editor states that Town officials “gutted” the Town Code “without public knowledge”. The letter also shed light on reasoning behind a recent Open Meeting Law Complaint against the Board of Selectmen.
It shouldn’t be a surprise to readers that both accusations connect to the highly-controversial Park Central development. Read the full article → from Town officials respond to recent accusations (Updated)