I received another posting of jobs available in Southborough. (It’s only one, seasonal part-time position. But I assure you that a lot of Southborough middle school students will be disappointed if it doesn’t get filled. So if you know someone who might be a good fit – spread the word!) Read the full article → from Southborough job listings: Trottier Track & Field Coach
Last week, Middlesex Savings Bank handed out checks totaling $50,000 to three charities supporting the Southborough community. It was part of $1.4M in unrestricted gifts doled out by its charitable foundation this year. The donations went to 84 food pantries, senior centers, and libraries. Read the full article → from Middlesex Savings Bank donating $20K to Southborough Police & Fire
I received another posting of jobs available in Southborough. Read the full article → from Southborough job listings: Summer camp fun – Camp Assistant Supervisor and Camp Counselors
More job listings in town (or our schools). Read the full article → from Southborough job listings: Harvard Depository Operations; Plus Town and Public School positions
The Southborough Gardeners are thanking local businesses who supported the holiday wreath program. Read the full article → from Southborough Gardeners thank sponsors
Chair Brian Shea announced that the Annual Town Meeting Warrant is open until December 17th. Read the full article → from Town Meeting Warrant to close December 17th (May include Articles on Local Meals Tax and researching Transfer Station future)
It appears that I misunderstood (and therefore misreported) the ZBA’s decision on approved permit uses for the lot at the corner of Main and Newton. Read the full article → from Clarification on ZBA’s 2018 decision on 2 E Main St
Across the nation, people will support small businesses this Saturday. Will you? Read the full article → from Small Business Saturday: Support Southborough business owners tomorrow
A proposal for a building on the often publicly-lamented vacant lot downtown failed to get approval due to objections over the size/scale for the location. The developer is looking for Land Court to overturn the Planning Board’s decision. Read the full article → from Developer appealing denial of 2 E Main St special permit (Updated)
Last night, the Advisory Committee made its case for asking Town Meeting to add a local tax to meals at Southborough restaurants. The Chair argued that the additional revenue would ease residents’ tax burden without hurting local businesses. Selectmen opted to wait until they hear more from restaurants in town. Read the full article → from BOS wants to hear more before taking a position on meal taxes
The working farm in Southborough is touting its now officially organic produce, available year round thanks to their greenhouse. Read the full article → from Chestnut Hill Farms is certified organic (and open year round with Winter CSA options) (Updated)
Tomorrow night, the Board of Selectmen’s meeting will include a joint session with the Advisory Committee. The topic will be the option of adding a local meal tax. Read the full article → from Advisory asking BOS to consider adopting meal tax
The Economic Development Committee is holding a public forum next Wednesday night. The subject is the committee’s initiative to revitalize downtown Main Street. Read the full article → from Downtown Initiative Forum – October 30th
It’s time to for another roundup on Southborough based businesses making news. Read the full article → from Business Roundup: Brain Injury drug grant for DoD; NECC opens Lebanon school; Southborough based Salmon sales; and Burnett House/Deerfoot update