Southborough Boy Scout Jon Willis and his troop will hold a car wash at the Transfer Station on Saturday to raise funds for his Eagle Scout project to restore trails a Templeman Woods, a parcel of open space located off Cordaville Road just north of the Mass Pike. Read the full article → from Car wash at Transfer Station on Saturday to benefit Eagle Scout project
Some of you remember a time when Southborough was dotted with family farms and orchards. A time when Blueberry Lane was actually a hill covered with blueberry bushes. When a trolley ran down Route 9, and when there was so little traffic, neighbors could stand in the middle of Main Street and talk. Read the full article → from Local historian collects memories of growing up in Southborough
Is it a surprise that I love blogs? I do. And what’s really exciting is the range of great blogs authored by Southborough residents. So without further ado, I introduce the Southborough Blog Directory. Read the full article → from It’s the Southborough Blog Directory!
For those of you with kids at Woodward, Neary, or Trottier, check out this message from the Southborough Recreation Department. Read the full article → from Learn about Destination Imagination at an upcoming information session
It may be happening a bit later than planned, but Southborough Summer Nights on Friday is sure to be just as fun as in past years. Bring a blanket and some lawn chairs to claim an area on the lawn, then head off to enjoy all the activities, food, and music. Read the full article → from Southborough Summer Nights is FRIDAY! Here’s what you need to know.
Paul P. Morin, 79, of Southborough, died on September 6, 2011 at Kathleen Daniels Healthcare Center after a battle with cancer. Read the full article → from Obit: Paul Parks Morin – September 6, 2011
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as many as 3.8 million concussions occur each year during sports and recreation activities. Athletes who have had a concussion are at increased risk for another. Through an upcoming presentation, the Northborough/Southborough Special Education Parents Advisory Council (NSPAC) wants to help parents learn the warning signs of concussions and what to do about it. Read the full article → from NSPAC offers presentation on recognizing and treating concussions in adolescents
Southborough officials want to know if they’re doing a good job. It’s a question they plan to put to residents in a citizen survey later this fall. Read the full article → from Town to conduct citizen survey this fall – what questions would you ask?
Southside residents reported hearing helicopters overhead yesterday afternoon. Turns out it was news choppers there to cover the story of a 26-year-old Ashland man who was arrested by federal agents who say he plotted to blow up the Pentagon and US Capitol. Read the full article → from Helicopters hover as Ashland man arrested in plot to blow up the Pentagon
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week
This fall Fay School will offer a series of free Saturday morning programs designed for children ages 2-6 along with their parents. An optional (free) lunch follows each program. Read the full article → from Fay School hosts ukulele sing-along on Saturday
Marlborough- June I. (Hatch) Connors, 86, formerly of Marlborough died in Nashville, Tennessee after a illness. Read the full article → from Obit: June I. (Hatch) Connors – September 25, 2011
If you’ll be driving and parking to attend Summer Nights on Sunday (5:00 pm at Neary School), or if you’ll be dropping off the kids and then picking them up afterward, here’s what you need to know. Read the full article → from Repost: Where to park for Summer Nights 2011 (with map)
According to a report released earlier this year by the Massachusetts Office of Health and Human Services, 141 men in Southborough and 117 women were diagnosed with cancer from 2003 to 2007. It’s a statistic that earns Southborough the dubious honor of being one of the towns in Massachusetts with the highest rates of cancer. Read the full article → from Report says cancer rates in Southborough higher than in most Mass towns