Donna M. Vizzo, of Northborough, 76, passed away in Brigham and Woman’s Hospital on Thursday, October 3, 2024. Read the full article → from Obituary: Donna M. Vizzo, 76
Events this week (Updated)
Collection for Hurricane Helene, Shannon's Path Dog Walk, Live Music, Mini Pumpkin Painting, Golf Fore ALS, Pumpkin Stroll, Heritage Day and more
Here are highlights of what’s happening around (or related to) our town this weekend through next. Read the full article → from Events this week (Updated)
Register for Flu Clinics: Senior Flu on Oct 16 & ARHS Drive Thru on Oct 19
The Southborough Health Department will be holding its annual flu vaccine clinic for residents ages 65+ in less than two weeks. Registration is required. Days later, the Greater Boroughs Partnership for Health will hold a Drive Thru Flu Clinic for Southborough and two other towns. Registration is open for both events. Read the full article → from Register for Flu Clinics: Senior Flu on Oct 16 & ARHS Drive Thru on Oct 19
Obituary: Karl L. Hanner, 80
Karl L. Hanner, of Southborough, died at the age of 80 on Wednesday, September 4, 2024, after suffering a heart attack while riding his bike near his family’s beloved Pine Island Lake house in Westhampton, Massachusetts. He died with his beloved wife by his side. Read the full article → from Obituary: Karl L. Hanner, 80
Obituary: Christopher Folk, 51
Our family and friends grieve the loss of a cherished son, brother, cousin, nephew, and friend, Christopher Folk. Read the full article → from Obituary: Christopher Folk, 51
Apothecary Artists: Grand Opening of new location
The group of artists that opened a studio/gallery in a former downtown pharmacy in 2021 has relocated to a new downtown location.
Apothecary Artists Studios and Gallery is excited to invite the community to their new and improved space “for a fun kickoff event” over Heritage Day weekend. Read the full article → from Apothecary Artists: Grand Opening of new location
Park Central Denial Decision posted (Updated)
As I previously reported, the Zoning Board of Appeals denied the application for the rebooted version of a large 40B development at Park Central off of Flagg Road.
The legal justification for that decision is important, given that the developer’s threat to appeal. This week, the written decision was posted to the Town’s website. Read the full article → from Park Central Denial Decision posted (Updated)
On the market this week in Southborough
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week in Southborough
Collection for Hurricane Helene — Saturday
Collecting donations (specified items only) to be distributed to communities in need
A group of residents and a Southborough business are working together to support relief efforts for the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene.
They are asking for help from our community through specified donations. The collection will be this Saturday outside of the Southborough Senior Center. Read the full article → from Collection for Hurricane Helene — Saturday
Job listings:
Fay School Athletic Trainer positions
I received another posting of jobs available in Southborough. Read the full article → from Job listings:
Obituary: Jason M. Hamel, 45 (Updated)
The Community Advocate reports, ” Jason M. Hamel of Palm Springs CA. Formerly of Southborough MA, passed away suddenly in Palm Springs CA on Thursday September 12, 2024″. Read the full article → from Obituary: Jason M. Hamel, 45 (Updated)
Town Meeting gives thumbs up for joining a Metrowest RECC (Updated)
On Monday night, one of the public opponents who helped pressure the Select Board to withdraw from the Metrowest RECC in 2023, made the board’s case for rejoining it. Voters supported the plan. Read the full article → from Town Meeting gives thumbs up for joining a Metrowest RECC (Updated)
Town Meeting passed all Town-sponsored Articles but only 1 of 2 Petitions
A small number of Southborough voters showed up to the second night of Special Town Meeting to take care of the unfinished business from night one. Here’s my quick recap. Read the full article → from Town Meeting passed all Town-sponsored Articles but only 1 of 2 Petitions
My take on the 2 hour MBTA Zoning Debate (Updated)
Last night, 611 voters showed up to the fall Special Town Meeting. Given the number who fled the building after the vote, it’s safe to say that the majority showed up to vote on Article 8 — the MBTA Communities Zoning Overlay Districts & Bylaw. Read the full article → from My take on the 2 hour MBTA Zoning Debate (Updated)