Southborough Morning Brief, Oct. 30: Tax bills due Nov. 2
Southborough tax bills for real estate, personal property and water are due Nov. 2. From our own coverage: Second-quarter tax bills due Nov. 2.
Southborough tax bills for real estate, personal property and water are due Nov. 2. From our own coverage: Second-quarter tax bills due Nov. 2.
St. Mark's School field hockey team hosts Concord's St. Paul's School in a nonleague match today. Also in today's brief (9 items): St. Mark's field hockey hosts St. Paul's; Strength class meets Thursday morning; Advanced tai chi class offered Thursday; CrossFit Tilt class held Thursday.
Walking group gathers Wednesday morning. From our own coverage: Obituary notices posted for week of Oct. 19-25.
Southborough mourns 'unofficial mayor' Bea Ginga, who died at 93 after decades of service.
This week's Southborough obituary roundup includes one notice: Sarro, Donata M., who was formerly a resident of Southborough and Brighton and died October 1, 2026, at Life Care Center of Merrimack Valley. Her notice was posted this week on Legacy.com's Southborough obituaries listing.
Community Preservation Committee meets Tuesday as Southborough weighs trail bridge funding options. From our own coverage: Trails Committee charts next move after CPA rejection.
Trails Committee seeks new funding path after Select Board, Advisory Committee reject CPA bridge money. From our own coverage: Trails Committee weighs options after CPA rejection.
Southborough Youth and Family Services has moved to a new location, the town announced Oct. 20. Also in today's brief (13 items): Youth and Family Services relocates; Trunk-or-treat event announced; 'Unofficial mayor' Bea Ginga dies at 93; Regional School Committee meets at Algonquin.
Town posts legal notice setting a Nov. 4 tax classification hearing after canceling Tuesday's Select Board meeting. From our own coverage: School Committee tackles teacher pay and Neary options.
Two Southborough obituaries were published or reported this week: Ginga, Bea (Misener), and Malloy, Barbara (Crosby).
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