Pine Hill Road Construction Set to Start as Southborough Opens a Packed Meeting Week

Town Hall calendars fill with back-to-back hearings on Monday, June 29, as the Wastewater Study Committee, the Select Board, and the Southborough School Committee are each scheduled to convene — a dense single evening that could touch infrastructure planning, municipal governance, and school policy all at once.

TOWN HALL

Road work is coming to Pine Hill Road. The town's homepage is flagging upcoming construction starting June 29, giving residents a heads-up to expect disruption along that corridor. No formal press release with specific hours or detour details was posted to the News Flash feed during this coverage window, but the alert was visible on the town's public-facing homepage.

The Conservation Commission is also actively seeking new members, according to a standing notice on the town homepage. Residents interested in land-use and environmental review work are encouraged to look into the open seats.

The town's periodic newsletter, *Word on Common Street*, Volume 43, has been posted and is available on the town website for residents who want a broader update direct from town leadership.

COMING UP

Monday, June 29 brings three public meetings: the Wastewater Study Committee, the Select Board, and the Southborough School Committee — all listed on the town's official calendar. The Recreation Commission meets Tuesday, June 30. Pine Hill Road construction is also expected to begin June 29; plan alternate routes if that road is part of your regular commute.

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