The Southborough Food Pantry has a new refrigerator and some stocked shelves this holiday season thanks to a recent donation by the Southborough Rotary Club. Read the full article → from Southborough Rotary donates new refrigerator, supplies to food pantry
The Corridor Nine Area Chamber of Commerce has $16K in scholarships to award next spring, and they are inviting Southborough students to apply. Read the full article → from Corridor Nine scholarships open to Southborough students
Registration is ongoing for Southborough Youth Baseball and Softball’s upcoming spring season. Programs are available for boys and girls ages 5 through 15. Sign up by January 31 to take advantage of the early registration discount. Read the full article → from Registration open for Southborough Youth Baseball’s spring 2013 season
Driving around Southborough during the holidays to look at Christmas lights is a favorite tradition of mine, one I remember doing with my family as a child. Without fail, every year there are residents that go all-out with their displays. Read the full article → from Where are the best Christmas lights in Southborough?
Freezing rain left hundreds in Southborough without power yesterday and caused headaches for drivers. But on the flip side, the coating of ice on trees, shrubs, and lawns was magical. Read the full article → from PHOTOS: Ice-coated Southborough
After ten months serving with the Special Forces in Afghanistan, First Lieutenant Kerry Kendall came home to Southborough this weekend. A group of family and friends gathered in the center of town Monday morning – never mind the freezing rain – to celebrate her safe return. Read the full article → from Southborough soldier welcomed home
In 1968 St. Mark’s school acquired a 6-foot tall “mini” computer from Digital that became a fascination for then St. Mark’s senior Ed Taft. It was the start of love affair with computers that would lead Taft to Adobe Systems where he co-created the now-ubiquitous PDF document format. Read the full article → from MWDN: PDF guru donates $4.8 million to St. Mark’s in Southborough
Florence May (Cooper) Femia, 99, passed away Friday evening, Dec. 14, 2012 surrounded by loved ones. Read the full article → from Obituary: Florence May Femia, 99, Southborough High grad
Registration opens today for Session 3 of the popular Recreation After-school Program (RAP). Age-appropriate programs ranging from art to sports to cooking to games are offered at each of the four Southborough schools. Read the full article → from Registration opens today for the Recreation After-school Program (RAP)
Trees and lawns in Southborough are still coated in ice this afternoon, and forecasters are warning the evening commute could be slippery. The National Weather Service says light freezing rain continues, with a winter weather advisory in effect until 8:00 pm today. Read the full article → from Slippery evening commute expected, some without power in Southborough (UPDATED)
Here’s what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from High school sports this week (12/17/12 – 12/23/12)
We all needed some holiday cheer this weekend, and Santa did not let us down. Shortly after noon on a clear, blue-sky Saturday, Santa’s helicopter buzzed the crowd of excited children gathered on St. Mark’s field. Read the full article → from PHOTOS: Santa brings holiday cheer to Southborough
President Barack Obama ordered flags across the nation lowered to half staff on Friday, December 14, in honor of the victims of the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School. Read the full article → from Flags lowered to half staff in honor of school shooting victims
Freezing rain overnight made for slick roads and a tricky commute for Southborough residents this morning. The Metrowest Daily News reports slippery roads led to minor crashes throughout the region, and road conditions led Superintendent Charles Gobron to delay school by two hours this morning. Read the full article → from It’s an icy morning in Southborough