Southborough's Conservation Commission revised its summer meeting schedule this week, according to a town notice posted to the municipal website. The change comes as three boards prepare to convene within days: the Community Preservation Committee meets Tuesday, Aug. 25, the Recreation …
Southborough Town Hall issued a scam alert Saturday warning residents about fraudulent emails tied to permit applications. The town's notice, "Alert: Permit-Related Email Scam," did not spell out the scheme's mechanics but signals residents pursuing permits should verify any related ema…
Southborough Town Hall released Volume 46 of its newsletter, flagging election dates and back-to-school resources for families. The "Word on Common Street" bulletin points residents to key date and time information ahead of the town's upcoming elections, plus back-to-school links as the…
Southborough alerted residents Tuesday to upcoming gas main replacement work on Cherry and Central streets. The town's News Flash system posted the notice on Aug. 18, though it did not specify a construction start date, leaving residents in the area to watch for detours and construction…
Southborough's Conservation Commission has revised its summer meeting schedule, the town announced this week. The change was posted to the town's website among its News & Spotlights updates, though no further detail on the new dates was included. Separately, the Elementary School Buildi…
Southborough issued a scam warning and set its Fall Town Meeting date this week. Town officials posted an alert cautioning residents about a permit-related email scam, telling them to confirm any permit inquiry directly with Town Hall rather than responding to unsolicited messages. The …
Board of Registrars elected new leadership and delegated election powers in an organizational meeting. Keith Ackley was elected Chair and James Hegarty Clerk in unanimous votes by the three-member board. The board unanimously delegated to Town Clerk Hegarty broad authority to certify nomination
Select Board approved water infrastructure funding and police staffing. The Board unanimously voted to accept a $1 million interest-free loan from the Massachusetts Water Resource Authority for Fisher Road and Presidential Drive water main improvements, designed to create a more efficient system.