On the market this week
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week
Many of you sent in (or tweeted) photos of your yards and other scenes of Southborough after the October snowfall this weekend. Here’s a gallery of your shots. Read the full article → from Your photos: The October snowstorm
Before we all got distracted by the event we came to know as Snowtober, Southborough officials were busy working on a citizen survey to assess what we all think of the town and the services it provides. You should have received your copy of the survey – one per household – in the mail earlier this week. Read the full article → from Southborough wants to know what you think: Submit your resident survey by Nov. 11
Drive around town and you’ll see no shortage of trees and limbs littering yards in Southborough. With many of you faced with the challenge of cleaning up, I’ve put together a little FAQ to answer some of the questions I’m hearing from residents. Read the full article → from Good questions: Cleaning up your yard after the storm
The annual Firefighters Association Halloween Parade originally scheduled for this past Sunday afternoon was one of the first casualties of the weekend’s snowstorm. But with trick-or-treating in Southborough moved to Saturday, November 5, several of you asked whether the parade might be rescheduled as well. Read the full article → from Halloween parade will not be rescheduled, but the library is celebrating Halloween all week
Residents along Parkerville Road south and its side streets were thrilled when their power finally came back yesterday evening after three days in the dark. So you can imagine their disappointment when power went out again a couple of hours later. It was, in the words of one Southborough resident, “a 2 hour tease.” Read the full article → from Power restored and then lost again for some Southborough residents – UPDATED
What the fire department has been up to. Read the full article → from Fire department logs for the week (10/25 – 10/31): Snowtober kept things busy
Henrietta Hale Amadon of Southborough died October 29, 2011 at MetroWest Medical Center in Framingham. Read the full article → from Obit: Henrietta Hale Amadon – October 29, 2011
Christine M. (Zelesky) Woods, 65, a long time Southborough resident, died on Monday, October 31, 2011 at Metro West Medical Center in Framingham. Read the full article → from Obit Christine M. (Zelesky) Woods – October 31, 2011
Most Southborough students will head back to school tomorrow, but for others it will be another snow day. Superintendent Charles Gobron said in a message to parents that all K-8 schools in Southborough will open tomorrow – including Finn, Woodward, Neary, and Trottier – but Algonquin will remain closed due to continuing difficult from the weekend storm. Read the full article → from Southborough K-8 schools OPEN on Wednesday, Algonquin CLOSED
Southborough photographer Chris Wraight ventured out on Sunday morning to snap some shots of the snowfall around town. It’s Southborough like you’ve never seen it. Read the full article → from PHOTOS: Snowtober in Southborough
Here’s what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from The week in sports (11/1 – 11/6), with congrats to the Algonquin girls field hockey team
Town Administrator Jean Kitchen said she is hopeful power will be restored to the remaining Southborough residents today. She said the best way to make sure you get your power back is to call National Grid with an outage report, even if you’ve already done so. Read the full article → from Town Administrator: Contact National Grid if you’re still without power
What’s a cooking school to do with a refrigerator full of produce but no power? Make soup, of course! Not wanting anything to go to waste, the good folks at Culinary Underground fired up their butane burners yesterday and made batch after batch of soup, and now they want to share. Read the full article → from Stop by Culinary Underground for free soup – TODAY