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Southborough Select Board Approves Neary School Contract, $11.5 Million Bond Note

SOUTHBOROUGH — June 2, 2026 — Southborough Select Board approves Neary School designer contract and $11.5 million bond note at busy June 2 meeting. The board unanimously approved a $165,000 contract with Tappe Architects, Inc. of Boston for a feasibility study of two Neary School renovation options, and authorized an

Southborough Planning Board elects Braccio chair, clears 200 Turnpike Road occupancy

SOUTHBOROUGH — June 1, 2026 — Southborough Planning Board reorganizes under new Chair Lisa Braccio and clears a path for occupancy at 200 Turnpike Road. The board unanimously elected Braccio as chair and Deborah DeMuria as vice chair at its June 1 meeting, filling seats vacated by departing Chair Meme Luttrell. In

Southborough School Committee Reorganizes, Renews Whitsons Food Contract for 2026-27

SOUTHBOROUGH — May 13, 2026 — Southborough School Committee reorganizes and renews its food services contract with Whitsons Culinary Group for 2026-27. Chelsea Malinowski was unanimously elected chair, with Laura Coffin as vice chair and newly elected member Kelly Coffin as secretary. The committee voted unanimously to extend the Whitsons contract

Southborough School Committee May 6 Recording Yields No Usable Content

SOUTHBOROUGH — May 6, 2026 — Southborough School Committee's May 6 meeting produced no reportable record. The community access TV recording of the session yielded a single unintelligible transcript fragment and no identifiable content — no named attendees, no agenda items, no votes, and no discussion. No supplementary agenda, packet, or

Southborough School Committee Votes to Withdraw From Inter-District School Choice Program

SOUTHBOROUGH — April 8, 2026 — Southborough School Committee votes to exit state school choice program, citing an $18,911 per-student funding gap. The committee voted unanimously Wednesday to opt out of the Inter-District School Choice Program for 2026-2027, with the superintendent noting the state reimburses only $5,000

Southborough Select Board unanimously backs $25 million road bond after divided earlier vote

SOUTHBOROUGH — April 7, 2026 — Southborough Select Board unanimously reversed a split vote to endorse a $25 million road bond and placed four debt exclusion questions on the May 12 ballot. The board voted 5-0 to support Article 13, the Roadway and Sidewalk Improvements borrowing, after Chair Andrew Dennington said

School Committee Unanimously Appoints Two Members to Neary Building Panel

SOUTHBOROUGH — April 2, 2026 — Southborough School Committee fills its two seats on the new Neary School elementary building committee. The committee voted 3-0 Thursday to appoint Craig Williams, a principal with prior school consolidation experience in Franklin, and Heather McLeod, a current educator, as its representatives to the five-

Select Board votes 3-2 to back $25 million road bond at Annual Town Meeting

SOUTHBOROUGH — March 31, 2026 — Southborough Select Board backs full $25 million road and sidewalk bond over two members' objections. The board voted 3-2 Tuesday to support Article 13 of the April 11 Annual Town Meeting warrant, which authorizes borrowing up to $25 million for a five-year pavement

Planning Board continues five Town Meeting zoning articles, presses Turnpike Road property on compliance

SOUTHBOROUGH — March 23, 2026 — Southborough Planning Board unanimously continued five zoning amendments toward the April 11 Annual Town Meeting and pressed Capital Group Properties over persistent lighting, landscaping, and tree violations at 154 Turnpike Road. Chair Meme Luttrell and board member Marnie Hoolahan told applicant William DePietri that his submitted

Southborough Select Board approves school building committee charge, sets warrant positions

SOUTHBOROUGH — March 17, 2026 — Southborough's Select Board approved the charge for a new Elementary School Building Committee and took positions on a dozen Annual Town Meeting warrant articles Tuesday, while confronting a stark actuarial report showing the town's retiree health benefits liability jumped 40.6 percent