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Southborough resident to run marathon for ALS
Southborough – John Megan has always loved to run, whether it was for exercise, a way to bond with his two young daughters as he pushed them in a stroller or for an important cause, such as running with the Dana Farber team during Boston Marathons. That was particularly meaningful, he said, because he ran in memory of his mother, who died of heart cancer in 1995.
Robert G. Horne, 58, of Southborough
Southborough - Robert G. “Chip” Horne, 58, of Southborough, died suddenly Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2014 at his home.
Born in Hyannis, he was raised in...
William H. O’Rourke, 85, of Westborough
Westborough - William H. O’Rourke, 85, of Westborough, formerly of Southborough, passed away peacefully Dec. 2, 2020. He rejoins his beloved wife of 62...
Southborough churches to commemorate anniversary of Sept. 11
Southborough - On Sept. 11, church bells in Southborough will ring at the exact moments that aircraft struck the twin towers at the World Trade Center in New York City 10 years ago. Residents are also encouraged to ring their own bells at their own homes to honor the victims of that day.
Southborough couple serves at home and abroad
Southborough - For Al and Ingamae (Inky) Jones, life together is precious and sweet, their playful bantering and obvious affection a testimony to the blessing they find in one another. The pair, 86 and 84 respectively, met at the Southborough Senior Center, 9 Cordaville Rd., in the fall of 2001. Inky, a retired gym teacher, was an active member of the Senior Center, taking fitness classes, tai chi, line dancing and even belly dancing. When she heard that a singing group would be started at the center, she immediately signed up. Al, who continues to participate in the Tuesday cribbage group, had heard about the Southborough Senior Singers as well and promptly joined. While the Southborough Senior Singers made beautiful music together so, too, did Al and Inky.
The C.A. picture of the day
Region - Algonquin Regional High School's (ARHS) Brody Gardner (#9, center) watches his shot get past Shrewsbury High School (SHS) goalkeeper Jim DeZutter (#29, right) as SHS's Zach Thebau (#10, left) looks on. Algonquin hosted Shrewsbury in the last game of the regular season.
ARHS SWAT Team responds to the latest technology trends
Alyssa Borelli, Contributing Writer
Northborough/Southborough –  When it comes to teachers using new technologies in the classroom, Felicia Rutigliano, an instructional support teacher at Algonquin...
Motivational speaker Kevin Wanzer inspires Northborough students and residents
Northborough/Southborough – Algonquin Regional High School welcomed motivational comedian and professional speaker Kevin Wanzer the evening of March 31.
Southborough Boards continue to disagree about specifics of downtown district bylaw proposal
By Susan Gonsalves, Contributing Writer
SOUTHBOROUGH – Trying to reach a consensus on a proposed downtown district bylaw is proving to be a challenge for...
Tomahawk Sarah Crothers takes to the mat
Southborough/Northborough - The wrestling program at Algonquin Regional High School welcomed two new coaches this year, head coach Brian Kramer, and assistant coach Derek Grant. It also welcomed the first and only female wrestler to take to the mats for the Tomahawks, sophomore Sarah Crothers.
Autumn Fair held at Southborough Senior Center
Southborough – Committee members for the Autumn Fair held at the Southborough Senior Center Nov. 21 pose for a photo. Funds raised will benefit...
Southborough police log, March 18 edition
Southborough
Monday, Feb. 28
2:35 a.m. Turnpike/Breakneck Hill Rds. Motor vehicle stop.
7:03 a.m. Turnpike Rd. MVA property damage only.
10:37 a.m. White Bagley Rd. Motor vehicle stop.
2:34...
Westborough Rangers overcome Algonquin Tomahawks
Region – Algonquin Regional High School's senior forward and captain Brett Sexton drives for the hoop past Westborough High School's Dan Orlando...
Southborough Gardeners to be at Heritage Day
With Heritage Day right around the corner, make sure to stop by the Southborough Gardeners’ booth on Oct. 9 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at St. Mark’s Field.
Author Donna McDaniel tells Southborough tales
Southborough - We'se seen it on television, and read about it in books - the days of five-cent movies, one-room schoolhouses and children working the family farm. While it might feel like fiction to many people, these realities and more are familiar memories to many Southborough residents.
Temporary off-ramp for I-90, 495 opens
A new temporary off-ramp from the Mass. Turnpike eastbound to Route 495 northbound and southbound will open on July 11.
Loretta Haugen, 71, formerly of Southborough
Osterville - It is with great sadness that we report that Loretta Siracusa Haugen, 71, died peacefully and surrounded by her family in McCarthy...
The C.A. picture of the day
Race to the states
Region - Algonquin Regional High School (ARHS) sophomore Amanda Murphy (#20, right) races Shrewsbury High School (SHS) senior Caralyn Logan (#23,...
Tempting taste buds internationally
Southborough – Multicultural Week concluded Feb. 1 at Fay School with the annual Taste of Nations, an extensive international buffet dinner. Delicacies were prepared...
Arlene M. Williams, 94, of Southborough
Southborough - Arlene M. Williams, 94, departed this world for heaven Friday, April 1, 2016, after a long period of declining health, while a...