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Northborough candidates make their case for election
The Community Advocate reached out to candidates in contested races for Planning Board and School Committees for the May 14 election.
Northborough Candidate Statement – School Committee – Gigi Lisa Howell
I would love the opportunity as a committee member to bring my unique talents and experience to the table to assist in collaborating ...
Northborough Candidate Statement – School Committee – Kelly Guenette (Incumbent)
I’ve had the privilege for the past 6 years serving on the School Committee to help make our schools a place where students feel included ...
Northborough Candidate Statement – School Committee – Lauren Bailey-Jones (Incumbent)
I’m seeking re-election for Northborough’s School Committee to ensure our schools continue to provide a high level of education and ...
Northborough Candidate Statement – Planning Board – Anthony Ziton (Incumbent)
I'm running for reelection to the Planning Board to continue representing the desires of the residents, enforce our established bylaws, ...
Northborough Candidate Statement – Planning Board – Kerri Martinek (Incumbent)
I'm running for re-election to the Planning Board because I love this town and I want it to be a place where people want to raise ...
Northborough Candidate Statement – Regional School Committee – Christopher Lacasse
My main goal is to make sure that Algonquin maintains a level of excellence that members of the town expect, and look for ways to improve upon that.
Northborough Candidate Statement – Regional School Committee – Gigi Lisa Howell
I would love the opportunity as a committee member to bring my unique talents and experience to the table to assist in collaborating with the current team.
Northborough Candidate Statement – Regional School Committee – Kathleen Howland (Incumbent)
I went to the Women's March 6 years ago and we were all, 100,000 of us on the Boston Common, encouraged to do something.
‘Go Out Doors’ returns for third year in memory of NCC member
From April through June, several painted wooden doors are stationed around Ellsworth McAfee Park as part of the "Go Out Doors" exhibit.
Corridor 9/495 plans golf tournament at Juniper Hill
Corridor 9/495 Regional Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for its 38th annual School/Business Partnership Golf Tournament.
Donations sought for Econo Lodge families
As the families who have been staying at the Econo Lodge begin their journey for independent living, donations of household items are being sought.
Bopp helps Marlborough top Algonquin in rain-soaked softball game
On April 24, the Marlborough Panthers and Algonquin Titans met at Marlborough’s turf field for an afternoon softball matchup.
Northborough approves MBTA zoning district
Voters approved two articles at Town Meeting that will result in the creation of two subdistricts to comply with MBTA zoning requirements.
Northborough votes to purchase 432 Whitney St.
Night two of Northborough's Town Meeting ended with residents voting to purchase a parcel at 432 Whitney St.
Town Meeting approves lease of school roofs for solar
Town Meeting approved a series of articles on April 23 that could result in solar arrays being constructed on the roof of three elementary schools.
Town Meeting approves Northborough police siding project
Town Meeting approved an amendment on April 22, which will lower the amount of funds appropriated for a siding project at the police station.
Juvenile driver among 3 arrested after high-speed chase
Three people, including a juvenile, were taken into custody after a high-speed chase on Interstate 290 on Monday, April 22.
PHOTO: National Commander visits Post 234
National Commander of the American Legion Daniel Seehafer recently visited the Vincent F. Picard Post 234 to meet with local veterans.
Fundraiser to benefit public art
The Northborough Arts Council will be holding “The Art of Giving” exhibit and auction on April 27 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Goodwin Farm, 270 South St.