Northborough/Southborough Newsletter

Northborough residents are invited to participate in a community survey on health and human services. It is open through Feb. 20.

Local gymnastics teams gathered at Shrewsbury High School on Saturday afternoon for the Midland-Wachusett League gymnastics championships.

While Blodgett was in school, she had an interest in orthopedic-style acupuncture. She completed several courses that focused on helping with pain management.

American Rescue Plan Act funds were allocated by the Northborough Select Board for a downtown revitalization project.

Progress is being made on the design of the future Northborough Fire Station located at 61 to 65 West Main Street.

Northborough police are warning residents to be diligent following the discovery of a “Grandparent Scam” this week.

A Worcester man was arrested and faces charges following a crash in Southborough on Route 9 eastbound on Thursday, Feb. 1.

“The ultimate goal of the book is to help support Tend to You and the cancer community. It’s just that simple. No other motive.”

This is one part in a series of articles on the history of the Daniel B. Wesson “White Cliffs” mansion in Northborough.

Efforts for Northborough to consider purchasing a parcel on Whitney Street are moving forward following a recent Select Board meeting.

For over 15 years, Ashley Lang has been donning her festive clothing and joining her fellow vocalists to bring a little Valentine’s Day joy.

“What the Arsenault family has done… it feels really good to play for them, and it feels really good to get a win for them.”

While McInerney has worked at many different levels of government, he said that one can make the most impact working at the local level.

Some of the families in Northborough’s emergency shelter program may be moving to an Auburn shelter, town officials recently said.

The deadline for people to obtain nomination papers is 5 p.m. March 8. Nomination papers must be returned by 5 p.m. March 12.

Select Board member Kristen Wixted will not be seeking another term on the board when her seat is up for election this May. 

The church was built in the early 1860s by local businessman Joseph Burnett; the bell and clock tower was added in 1891.

To educate the community as to its history, the Community Advocate is republishing Normand Corbin’s series on White Cliffs in print and online.

Nomination papers are now available for the annual Northborough election, which will take place on May 14.

The downtown revitalization plan will be presented to the Select Board during a joint meeting with the Master Plan Implementation Committee.