James Jady R. Paul Sr., age 86, of Rockland died Friday evening, January 20, 2012. He was the husband of the late Susan (Milloy) Paul. Mr. Paul was born and raised in Scotland and immigrated to the United States looking for a better life for his family. He settled in Brockton in 1959 and since Read the full article → from Obituary: James “Jady” R. Paul Sr. – January 20, 2012
Barbara A. (Flury) Zona, of Grafton, peacefully passed away on January 23, 2012. She leaves her husband of fifty-four years, Peter M. Zona; a son, Peter A. of Grafton; a daughter, Cara A. Courville and her husband John J. Courville of Southborough; a grandchild, Jonathan Courville; a sister, Marjorie Tucker of Sutton; a brother, Paul Read the full article → from Obituary: Barbara A. (Flury) Zona – January 23, 2012
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
Willis F. McGue of Quincy, passed away January 18, 2012. Beloved husband of 69 years to Marie C. (Finneran) McGue of Quincy. Loving father of Evelyn M. O’Donnell and her husband Joseph of Oak Bluffs, Patricia A. Draper and her husband Richard of Southborough, William F McGue and his wife Judy of Weymouth and Marie Read the full article → from Obituary: Willis F. McGue – January 18, 2012
Southborough Youth Basketball players took to the court at halftime during the Algonquin boys and girls basketball games on Friday night. Southborough photographer and sports watcher Chris Wraight was there and sent along these photos. Read the full article → from PHOTOS: Southborough Youth Basketball shows off their skills
Protesters gathered near the New England Primate Research Center in Southborough on Sunday to protest recent primate deaths at the facility. Protesters also gathered in Cambridge, home of Harvard University, which owns and operates the research facility. Read the full article → from Deaths at primate center spark protests in Southborough and Cambridge
I’ve long thought Board of Selectmen meetings would be more fun with a glass of wine in hand, and now those of you at home this evening will be able to put my theory to the test. Starting tonight, Board of Selectmen meetings will be broadcast live on public access television. Read the full article → from Selectmen meeting to be televised live tonight (with POLL)
Here are the latest logs from the Southborough Police Department. Read the full article → from Southborough police log (1/20/12 – 1/22/12): A slippery weekend for drivers
Southborough novelists Steve Ulfelder and Ann Port will be at the Southborough Library on Tuesday and Wednesday this week to talk about their books and the publishing life. Read the full article → from Reminder: Southborough authors Steve Ulfelder and Ann Port to talk at the library on Tuesday & Wednesday
Here’s what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from The week in high school sports (1/23/12 – 1/29/12)
Since the town started using the system a couple years back, Reverse 911 calls have become an important communication tool for the Southborough Police Department. The police have used the system to warn us about things like home break-ins, road closures, and even a black bear on the loose. Read the full article → from Reverse 911 system now accepts cell phone and other numbers
Northborough/Southborough Special Education Parents Advisory Council (NSPAC) announces “The Ten Biggest Mistakes Made by Parents During the College Planning Process (and how to avoid them),” presented by Linda Katz, OTR/L from Right Fit College Coaching. Read the full article → from NSPAC shares the biggest college planning mistakes parents make (& how to avoid them) – Tuesday
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government (1/23/12 – 1/27/12)
With snow in the forecast, the organization that manages Chestnut Hill Farm wants to remind residents that, should the snow come, the farm will be open for winter fun. Read the full article → from More snow is forecast for Saturday, and Chestnut Hill Farm is ready for sledding