Southborough Resident Chronicles her Odyssey

"A Corner for Me", is a resident's memoir of her earlier life and dreams, starting as a child in Nazi occupied Greece and ending with becoming a foreign exchange student.

I just learned about another author living in Southborough. This time, its a long time resident who recently was inspired to memorialize first few chapters of her life in writing. Read the full article → from Southborough Resident Chronicles her Odyssey

Green Communities Update

The Town's 2022 accomplishments for cutting energy use and plans to convert streetlights to LED

Carl Guyer shared an update with me on Southborough’s accomplishments in 2022 as a members of Massachusetts’ Green Communities program. It’s prompting me to also share news on the Town’s efforts to work with National Grid to replace streetlights with energy saving LEDs. Read the full article → from Green Communities Update

Historical News: Update on Delayed Demolitions (Updated – again)

42 Main becoming eligible for demolition, but Historical Chair optimistic that it will instead be restored. 5 Cordaville Road on 9 month hold, and other updates.

An update on what’s happening with properties that pulled demolition permits, including “Doc Stone’s House” and 5 Cordaville Road. Read the full article → from Historical News: Update on Delayed Demolitions (Updated – again)

Raising Resilient Kids: No Such Thing As A Bad Feeling

Southborough is offering a speaker series for Northborough and Southborough parents/guardians of kids of all ages.

Southborough’s Public Health Department is continuing to hold expert talks for parents about “Raising Resilient Kids”.

The next session on January 12th will focus on avoiding our best intentions backfiring. Read the full article → from Raising Resilient Kids: No Such Thing As A Bad Feeling

Select Board Settles for Stoughton’s Water & Sewer Super as New DPW Head

Board agreed neither finalist was perfect for Southborough's needs but that that supporting a solid candidate's growth was less risky than going back out to market

This morning, the Select Board interviewed the two finalists to fill the vacant position of Southborough DPW Superintendent. The Board ultimately agreed to hire their preferred candidate and plan to offer him the support necessary to get up to speed in the areas where he has less experience than desired. Read the full article → from Select Board Settles for Stoughton’s Water & Sewer Super as New DPW Head

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