One week ago, selectmen discussed a wide range of topics. These are my highlights on ones that require follow up before the board votes. Read the full article → from More BOS meeting notes: Memorial Day, Budget, Open Space plan, Remote Working policy, & Reappointing legal counsel (Updated)
This week, the Board of Selectmen discussed a wide range of topics. Here are the highlights. Read the full article → from BOS meeting notes: ATM plans, June 16th Election, Email policy, public service mailing, and more (Updated)
Yesterday afternoon, the Town posted an updated decision on Annual Town Meeting. Read the full article → from Town Meeting set for Saturday, June 13th
Prior to Annual Town Meeting, the Board of Selectmen plan to take another look at potential cuts to next year’s budget. Read the full article → from Selectmen to reconsider budget options and what is critical to handle at spring Town Meeting
Since Monday is a holiday, I’m giving readers the advance heads up on the meeting today. Read the full article → from Board of Selectmen to address next year’s budget, Town Meeting priorities, and EDC’s request
A new potential date has been announced for Annual Town Meeting. Read the full article → from Town Meeting may take place on May 16th
Town Moderator Paul Cimino posted a comment clarifying his plans for handling Annual Town Meeting. Read the full article → from Moderator clarifies Annual Town Meeting plans: Date TBD and hope for streamlined spring Warrant
Last night the Board of Selectmen held another virtual meeting. Here are the highlights. Read the full article → from BOS Update: Conditional Hiring Freeze, Allowing non-essential committee meetings, and more
Tomorrow night, the Regional School Committee will hold a meeting in Algonquin’s library at 7:00 pm. First on the agenda is a public hearing on the recommended budget for FY21. Read the full article → from School FY21 budgets: Regional budget hearing Wed night; overview of K-12 costs for Southborough
Today, the Town of Southborough issued public statements. Read the full article → from Town’s official updates on Covid-19: Town Meeting Delayed; Transfer Station open but Swap Shop closed (Updated)
Annual Town Meeting is scheduled to open on March 28th in Trottier Middle School’s auditorium. But the Covid-19 “State of Emergency” could throw a wrench in those plans. Read the full article → from Officials grappling with potential postponement of Annual Town Meeting due to Coronavirus
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
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)
This Wednesday evening the public is invited to the first of three planned “Public Engagement” events on the topic. Read the full article → from Learn about proposed Outdoor Lighting bylaw changes – Wednesday