The Town will form a committee and solicit public feedback to help decide which portions of the golf course to preserve and other potential uses for the land if voters approve buying it. Read the full article → from Town to form Master Plan Committee for St. Mark’s Golf Course property
Registration season is open for boys youth lacrosse.
Tonight, boys’ NYSLA is holding a parent information session. Read the full article → from Boys youth lacrosse – info night tonight; Register by Nov 30
Based on the outcomes of elections, versus the ballots cast in town, you can expect a lot of Southborough voters are in the dumps this morning. Read the full article → from How Southborough voted
A proud parent shared news of a stellar season for 8th grade Girls Soccer:
Read the full article → from 8th grade Girls Soccer tops division
This traditional one-day event features artisans from Southborough and nearby towns. And unlike large trade shows – entry is free. Read the full article → from Handmade crafts by local artisans – November 19
I just learned last night from Scouting for Food organizers that there was a snafu out of scouts’ control that caused some residents to not receive Scouting for Food bags on Saturday. Read the full article → from Scouting for Food snafu – Don’t forget to put out your donations (even if your bag was missing) (Updated)
Don’t forget to vote in the state election Tuesday! Here’s the info you need. Read the full article → from Get out and vote (What you need to know in Southborough)
This weekend, Southborough police made an arrest that included seizing a loaded gun. Read the full article → from Police seize gun during traffic stop
Former Southboro school teacher, Daniel Charles Shea, passed away peacefully on November third at the age of 75. It would take 150 years for his friends and family to tell all of the amazing and sometimes ridiculous stories of this man’s life. We better start now. There will be an open house on November 12th Read the full article → from Obituary: Daniel Charles Shea, 75
Algonquin athletics is having another great fall. Read the full article → from Post Season update: Football wins division semis; FHockey and Volleyball in semis tonight; more ARHS varsity successes
Last week, the Board of Selectmen allowed petitioners to make their case against Zoning Board of Appeals’ Leo Bartolini. Residents accused the former Chair of disrespectful behavior that has eroded public confidence in the ZBA.
Their arguments held enough weight with selectmen that they agreed to pursue to the next stage in the legal process. Selectmen agreed to submit written charges to Bartolini and schedule a public hearing to decide whether or not to remove him “for cause” from his post. Read the full article → from Selectmen to hold “unprecedented” hearing on removing Bartolini from ZBA
Here are some highlights of events in and around Southborough this week. Read the full article → from Events this week: Gardners’ Guest Day; Day Out, Craft, and Legos for kids; Historic District meeting; and Veteran’s Ceremonies
Algonquin’s running teams are collecting shoes through Thanksgiving. No, they won’t be wearing them. The shoes will be sold as part of a win-win-win fundraiser. Read the full article → from Reminder: ARHS Cross Country Shoe Drive
Southborough’s Donna McDaniel asked if she could share some information with readers regarding the Tuesday election. Basically, it spells out what observers rights are to monitor fair process, residents’ rights to vote privately without intimidation, and how one’s rights won’t be allowed to infringe on the other. Read the full article → from Election Observers’ and Voters’ Rights