The week kicked off at the school committee meeting. At the meeting, Superintendent Christopher Martes, announced that Staff Development Day was canceled due to the constant stream of snowstorms. A new program of studies for the High School was also announced at the committee meeting. The school is looking to make changes in its course offerings to help better prepare students for college.

The town selectman meeting mainly focused on Michael Intoccia, who according to town records, owed $23,159.11 in taxes that “had been delinquent for over a year.” Intoccia's lawyer, Robert Shelmerdine, was present at the meeting and confirmed that payment for interest fees, penalties, and taxes were paid in full prior to the start of the meeting.

This winter has been a costly one for Foxborough. Town Manger Kevin Paicos told Patch that Foxborough had already exceeded the snow budget more than 3 weeks ago.

Last week's big topic was "snow and more snow." More news of snow came on Wednesday, where another storm began to threaten the area. Foxborough ended up with over 10 inches of snow when the storm ended early Thursday morning. Foxborough public schools had yet another snow day. Fortunately, the Foxborough Fire Department did not report any serious accidents.

Heavy snow build up on roofs is becoming a problem for many residents and businesses. The Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency released roof safety guidelines for the public.

With all this snow and cold weather McCormack on Motherhood columnist, Melissa McCormack, stepped in to review herbal remedies for children's colds.

This week, Patch also featured tips on how to choose the right college. It is a great guide for parents and students.

We ended the week off with a great demo workout video from CrossFit Torque in Foxborough. Watch and learn about the CrossFit workout with trainers Kenny and Amanda.