Once again, Southborough will have a strong showing for the Boston Marathon. Read the full article → from Southborough runners headed for Heartbreak Hill
Southborough runners headed for Heartbreak Hill
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Boston Marathon: Residents running for a cause (Updated)
Once again, Southborough runners are in training for the Boston Marathon. This year, 21 residents are assigned bibs. At least thirteen of them are using the Patriot’s Day run to raise funds for worthy causes. Read the full article → from Boston Marathon: Residents running for a cause (Updated)
Student academic achievements: Masters of words, math, business and more (Updated)
Southborough and Algonquin students have plenty to brag about. Here’s a roundup of recent academic honors. Read the full article → from Student academic achievements: Masters of words, math, business and more (Updated)
Kickoff event for Congenital Heart Walk – April 1st
A fundraiser organized by a Southborough mother-daughter team will raise funds for the #1 birth defect – Congenital Heart Disease. Read the full article → from Kickoff event for Congenital Heart Walk – April 1st
Southborough “Sisters” marched on Saturday
Metrowest Daily News captured an event that marched by my house while I obliviously did housework on Saturday! Read the full article → from Southborough “Sisters” marched on Saturday
Southborough news roundup: Senior graduates early with a mission, native all star athlete, and ARHS garden fundraiser
It’s time for another roundup of news stories related to Southborough. Read the full article → from Southborough news roundup: Senior graduates early with a mission, native all star athlete, and ARHS garden fundraiser
Skate party for St. Jude’s – February 4
A Southborough family is hosting a fundraiser for St. Jude’s Hospital again this winter. Read the full article → from Skate party for St. Jude’s – February 4
Resident Roundup: Helping the impoverished, winning national jazz award, and Red Sox memories
Southborough residents have been making making news again. Here are a few stories worth sharing. Read the full article → from Resident Roundup: Helping the impoverished, winning national jazz award, and Red Sox memories
Correction: How to contact “Pretzels for Presents”
Last week I shared a story about two girls raising funds to buy presents for patients at Children’s Hospital. I had a typo in one of the email addresses. So, if you reached out and didn’t hear back, please try again with the corrected information. Read the full article → from Correction: How to contact “Pretzels for Presents”
Buy “Pretzels for Presents” to help Children’s Hospital patients (Updated)
Two eleven year old hometown girls founded their own charity this year. Read the full article → from Buy “Pretzels for Presents” to help Children’s Hospital patients (Updated)
Southborough resident walking for a Reason this Sunday – you can help
Last year, I shared news about friends riding on behalf of a Southborough mother fighting brain cancer. A year later, Sandy Rossini (formerly Torres), is still fighting a helluva good fight. Read the full article → from Southborough resident walking for a Reason this Sunday – you can help
Roundup: Current and former community members pursue their passions
Some stories I missed in the media recently take a look at the careers of three current and former Southborough residents/students. Each is pursuing a passion. Read the full article → from Roundup: Current and former community members pursue their passions
Community support for owners of house lost in fire (Updated)
Over the weekend, Southborough’s White-Koltz family lost their house to a fire. Neighbors immediately began rallying to help the couple. Now they are sharing how others in the community can pitch in. And the homeowners are sharing their immense gratitude. Read the full article → from Community support for owners of house lost in fire (Updated)
Town officials remember Cal Mauro
The Sunday before last, a long-time former Southborough employee passed away. 90 year old Cal Mauro had retired 20 years earlier. But judging by a story from Southborough Wicked Local, he was not forgotten by current and former officials. Read the full article → from Town officials remember Cal Mauro