SOUTHBOROUGH LOCAL NEWS & EVENTS, MA

An Ashland resident and a juvenile are facing charges after Southborough Police reportedly caught them trying to steal something from a warehouse.

Boy Scout Troop 92 recently held its first golf tournament on June 10 at the Southborough Golf Course.

Enclosed in a stone wall and shaded by trees, Southborough’s Old Burial Ground provides a peaceful resting place for the town’s earliest settlers.

The Southborough Fire Department recently visited St. Mark’s summer camp. The visit created an unforgettable experience for campers.

Known as “Art on the Trails,” it’s on a 55-acre tract owned by Southborough Open Land Foundation and doubles as an outdoor art exhibit.

Mary Canty captured this photo of a newborn fawn while she was walking in Rural Cemetery in Southborough. “The newborn fawn was awake and beautiful.”

Northborough is partnering with IMPACT Melanoma, which is a nonprofit dedicated to skin cancer prevention and education.

A new temporary off-ramp from the Mass. Turnpike eastbound to Route 495 northbound and southbound will open on July 11.

Local kids participated in the Southborough Library’s Fourth of July Parade, which is sponsored by the Friends of the Southborough Library.

With the 4th of July around the corner, check out these local events in the area to celebrate Independence Day. 

St. Anne’s Church was built in 1887. Since then, the church served the Southborough community for about 130 years.

The Algonquin rugby team fell to the number three seeded Weymouth team by a score of 57-14 in the state finals June 18.

Worcester County District Attorney Joseph D. Early Jr. is helping fund safe postprom events at Algonquin Regional, Grafton and Westborough high schools this year thanks to his annual grant program, now in its fifth year.

Two sites along Turnpike Road could be developed into apartments. Ferris Development Group presented plans to the Select Board on June 6.

On Thursday afternoon, the top-seeded Algonquin Titans boys’ rugby team defeated the No. 4 Catholic Memorial Knights by a score of 28-26, advancing to the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association Division 2 state championship game.

From art shows to book sales to community celebrations, there are many exciting events around the region this weekend.

Those milky skies – caused by smoke from wildfires in northern Canada – will be going away over the weekend.

Over 150 high school athletes were recently recognized as 2023 spring all-stars by the Midland-Wachusett League.

Southborough Youth and Family Services is inviting parents, guardians, friends and allies to attend an LGBTQ+ panel discussion.

The No.12 seed Algonquin Regional High School boys lacrosse team started the MIAA tournament strong on Monday afternoon