Westborough "Reflects" - Storytelling

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Tell Us Your Westborough Story!

As part of the Westborough "Reflects" phase of the Master Plan's public outreach and engagement activities, the community is discussing the Town's strengths, opportunities, and vision. In support of such discussions, please utilize the "Stories" tool below to respond to either of the following questions:

  • If you are a long-time resident, how has Westborough changed over the years?
  • Considering the current public health crises with COVID-19, how can the Westborough community emerge stronger in the future?

Think about impacts to the elements of the Master Plan including land use; housing; economic development; natural, cultural, and historic resources; open space and recreation; public facilities and services; transportation and mobility; sustainability and climate change; and public health.

Photos supporting your stories are encouraged!


Please be sure to review stories from others in the community and provide your constructive comments to move the conversations forward.

Site registration is required to submit your Stories, but anyone can view those that are posted.


Tell Us Your Westborough Story!

As part of the Westborough "Reflects" phase of the Master Plan's public outreach and engagement activities, the community is discussing the Town's strengths, opportunities, and vision. In support of such discussions, please utilize the "Stories" tool below to respond to either of the following questions:

  • If you are a long-time resident, how has Westborough changed over the years?
  • Considering the current public health crises with COVID-19, how can the Westborough community emerge stronger in the future?

Think about impacts to the elements of the Master Plan including land use; housing; economic development; natural, cultural, and historic resources; open space and recreation; public facilities and services; transportation and mobility; sustainability and climate change; and public health.

Photos supporting your stories are encouraged!


Please be sure to review stories from others in the community and provide your constructive comments to move the conversations forward.

Site registration is required to submit your Stories, but anyone can view those that are posted.


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    Schools that are open and reflect the students

    by carrigda, over 1 year ago

    My family has lived here for 17 years/ 13 years and our children since birth. As our girls are now in kindergarten, they are beginning to dislike school and our family is in opposition to the Westborough Public Schools, which is sad given how high the taxes are. We are paying for a school staff that is not open most days of the school week (unless you include 30 minutes with a teacher not even their classroom teacher and half days 3 days a week). I question a community whose values are to keep businesses, restaurants and gyms open but... Continue reading

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    Roads became pedestrian highways

    by cthomas6, almost 2 years ago

    Hello my fellow Westborough residents! We moved to Westborough almost 8 years ago, and I have lived on both sides of town. We moved here for the great public schools and the central location, and I've grown to love the town and am an active community member. Moving forward, one thing that the Covid-19 situation has made even clearer to me and my family members is the importance of safe and accessible walkways/bikeways for pedestrians. We live on a road that I think typifies many in town - narrow and curvy with encroaching brush, a double yellow line, and in... Continue reading

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Page last updated: 26 Jun 2020, 01:09 PM