Frozen Yogurt Store Set to Open in June

The downtown location is now taking applications for employment.

  Fruitti Cup, a frozen yogurt store, is scheduled to open on June 1. The store is located at 31 South Street, between Sabatini’s Restaurant and TJ Farm convenience store. According to a sign in the window and the store website, employment applications are being accepted online.   Follow us on Facebook and Twitter to keep up to date on the latest Westborough news, or simply hit the "like" button at the top of this page. If you'd like to receive the Westborough Patch newsletter with our top stories, click here.

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South Street Gets Smooth Surface This Week

The DPW announced the paving schedule for South Street.

Information provided by the DPW.   Weather permitting, the paving of South Street will get underway beginning tomorrow, according to the Westborough Department of Public Works (DPW). The schedule calls for paving on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. If rain becomes an issue, the schedule will be pushed back a day. The hired contractor is Borges Construction. The company is to begin paving at the rotary and proceed south on South Street. On the first day of work, South Street will be closed from the rotary to School Street. On the second day, South Street will be closed from School Street to Denny Street. On the third day, the road will be open and paving will move from Denny Street to Upton Road. Because there will only be one …

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Then and Now

A View of South Street, Then and Now

Photos show the changes of this Westborough block over the past century.

Happy Monday, Patchers! The photo above should be familiar to everyone. It is a view of South Street from the rotary. The building on the right, where Faris Farm Flowers is located today, is the C.S. Henry block - mentioned briefly in Then and Now: Central Block and Westborough Package Store. Originally, two others buildings stood in this location, known as the S.G. Henry Building and the Eagle Block, but both buildings were destroyed by fire in 1873. According to The History of Westborough, Massachusetts: Part 1, the new C.S. Henry Block was constructed within that same year. In front of the C.S. Henry Block, you will see a fountain in the road where a horse may be drinking some water. This fountain was removed for a period of time (…

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Sam Kurtz

1:02 pm on Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Thank you, Gary. I look forward to your restaurant and movie reviews as well!   more ›