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Emma J. (Flemming) Smith Arsenault, "Emma Jane" as she was known by those who loved and cared for her, passed away January 22, 2012 at her home of natural causes. She was 97 years old. Born on August 15, 1914 in Lincoln, MA she was the oldest child of the late Gretchen M. (Pressler) Flemming and Charles L. Flemming. She spent her childhood in Northborough, MA, moved to Marlborough, MA, where she raised her family and in 1982 moved to Worcester, MA where she lived until her passing. She attended Northborough Public Schools and graduated from Northborough High School in 1932. Until very recently, she proudly attended the annual high school reunion. After graduation she attended Worcester Trade School where she studied hairdressing. She later owned and operated the Hollywood Beauty Salon in Marlborough until her retirement in 1982. She lived by her faith and was a member of The First Baptist Church of Marlborough until she moved to Worcester where she attended Burncoat Baptist Church and, more recently, Salem Covenant Church where she was a Sunday School Teacher. She loved children and was a volunteer teacher's aide at the Clark Street School in Worcester. She was a member of the National Grange, Eastern Star, and she sang with the Southborough Singers and Sweet Adelines in the 1940's and 50's. She enjoyed crocheting and made many gifts for her family and friends.

Emma is survived by her husband Edward F. Arsenault. Their 44th wedding anniversary was January 20, 2012. She leaves two sisters, Georgina "Vicki" Sanders of Florida, Dorothy May Dodd and her husband Eugene of Boylston, and her sister in law, Ruth Flemming of Westborough. She is predeceased by her two brothers, Irving "Linny" Flemming of Westborough and Charles L. Flemming, Jr. of California. She is survived by her son, Melvin I. Smith of Asheville, NC; her daughter, Pauline M. (Smith) (Lesage) Howe and her husband Lawrence of Marlborough MA; her step-children, Susanne Knorr of Cape Cod, Renee Arsenault of Wyoming, Cheryl Popiak of Grafton and Joseph Arsenault of Florida. She is predeceased by her son, Lincoln I. Smith. She leaves her grandchildren, Brenda L. (Lesage) DeGrenier and her husband Mark of Marlborough, MA, Raoul N. Lesage and his wife Jeannie of Florida and Gary M. Lesage of NC, her great grandchildren, Jeremiah A. DeGrenier, Amy L. DeGrenier and Mitchell D. DeGrenier, all of Marlborough, Eric P. Lesage and Samantha J. (Lesage) Berman and her husband Jeff of Florida; and her great-great grandson, Jeremiah C. DeGrenier. She also leaves many step grandchildren and step great grandchildren.

Services will be private at the Hays Funeral Home, 56 Main St. Northborough. In lieu of flowers, please consider Summit Elder Care, 277 E. Mountain St., Worcester, MA 01605 or the charity of your choice . For online condolences, please visit:

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Algonquin SAT Class Information

Visit the new Algonquin Hall of Fame website
1/23-1/27 Midterms
1/23 APTO Fundraiser at Romaines

1/27 End of Term 2

2/1, 2/2 MCAS Biology Retest

2/6 Extended Homeroom - Course Selection

2/6 8th Grade Course Selection Night, 7pm

2/9 College Panel - Junior Parents, 7:30am
2/9 APTO mtg, 7 pm library
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2/16 Winter Concert, 7:30pm

2/20 - 2/24 February Vacation

2/29 MCAS - ELA Composition Retest

3/1 & 3/2 MCAS - ELA Retest

3/1 & 3/2 Winter Play

3/2 Mid-Point of 3rd Term

3/5 & 3/6 MCAS - Math Retest

3/10 SAT's @ARHS, 7:45 am

3/20, 3/21, 3/22 MCAS ELA

5/15, 5/16 MCAS Math

6/5, 6/6 MCAS Science

Wind Energy Survey

Altaeros Energies is a small business that is working towards a more efficient and economical source of wind energy for farmers and for members of rural communities. Its patent-pending airborne wind turbine is a more reliable source that is able harness higher altitudes winds that are 5x stronger than tower-mounted wind turbines can reach. Our company is currently funded through a US Department of Agriculture Rural Communities grant to support renewable energy innovation. With help from the University of Maine – Presque Isle, we have developed a short survey to gather the perspectives of members in rural communities on new wind turbine technologies. We would greatly appreciate your feedback so that we can continue to develop our product and improve the livelihoods in remote areas and farming communities.

The deadline to complete the survey is February 10, 2012 - http://www.umpi.maine.edu/cgi-bin/remark5/rws5.pl?FORM=windsurvey

Thank you for your time and help, and feel free to email us with any questions at info@altaerosenergies.com

USDA Rural Development Announces Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) Notice of Funding Availability for 2012

USDA announced last Friday the Notification of Funding Availability for their annual REAP Program. Initiated as part of the Farm Bill in 2002, this program provides grants and loan guarantees for rural area agriculture and small business. Some highlights of this year's program include:

• Program will support nationally approximately $12.5 million in budget authority for grants and $48.5 million for loan guarantees.

• Grant offerings include funding for 25% of eligible costs for renewable energy systems and energy efficiency improvements; renewable energy feasibility studies; energy audits and renewable energy development assistance.

• Loan Guarantees for eligible renewable energy systems and energy efficiency improvements, either alone or in combination with a grant request.

• USDA will allocate state funds from the overall budget – MDAR awaits state fund allocation information.           

• USDA will also have a national pool of funds allocated for oversubscribed state pools - MDAR awaits National pool fund allocation information.           

• Prioritizes  $20,000 and less grant and loan guarantee requests (total project costs of $80,000 or less).

• Program overall has been cut to 60% of last year's funds -  the program has been oversubscribed every year and with reduced funding, this year will be very competitive.

• Grant applications and combined grant and guaranteed loan applications for renewable energy systems and energy efficiency improvement projects will be accepted up to March 30, 2012.

• Guaranteed loan only applications for renewable energy system and energy efficiency improvement projects will be accepted on a continuous basis, but to compete for Fiscal Year 2012 funding, complete applications must be submitted to the Agency by June 29, 2012.

• Applications for renewable energy feasibility studies will be accepted up to March 30, 2012.

• Energy audit and renewable energy development assistance grants will be accepted up to February 21, 2012.

For more information please see the attached Notice from the Federal Register and contact your local USDA Office to determine eligibility and learn about program details.

The Massachusetts Farm Energy Program may be providing limited grant writing assistance this year to farmers for REAP applications, with support from MDAR. Please fill out an application for possible grant writing support at - http://www.berkshirepioneerrcd.org/mfep/forms/grant_writing.php. If you have any questions, please contact Jess or Layla at (413)256-1607.

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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS from the Town House

The Boad of Selectmen and Conservation Commission are requesting residents interested in filling the seat of the late Richard Upjohn to submit a cover letter and resume to the Board of Selectmen, 17 Common Street, Southborough, MA 01772
or via e-mail to selectmen@southboroughma.com

IMPORTANT REMINDER UNRETURNED CENSUS FORMS ARE OVERDUE.
Verified and signed 2012 Census Forms must be returned to the Town Clerk. Fairlure to do so shall result in removal from the active voting list and may result in the removal from Town rolls. All Southborough residents must be accounted for regardless of age.

Drafting Committee for Town Manager Legislation Progress Report
Southborough Town Manager Legislation Master Draft - January 24, 2012

Precinct Changes: #10, 11, 12, 14 Cross Street; Newton Street Even Numbers West Side; and #99, 101, 103 Marlboro Road -- NOW PRECINCT #2.
#136, 150, 156, 158 Parkerville Road -- NOW PRECINCT #1.

2012 Political Calendar

The Southborough Rotary Club is looking for talented performers Grades 5-Adults to participate in the 12^th Annual Talent Show, to be held Friday, March 2, 2012.  Try-outs will take place Monday, January 30^th and Tuesday, January 31^st at 6:30pm in the Trottier Middle School auditorium.  For more information or to schedule an audition, please contact either Ms. Bartolomei (rbartolomei@nsboro.k12.ma.us) or Ms. Nelson (mnelson@nsboro.k12.ma.us).

Southborough Drafting Committee for Town Manager Legislation Website

One winner of the 2011 Holiday Lights contest.

Sean Walsh picks up his Dunkin Donuts gift card. Thanks to all who made this a great event.  $185.00 will be donated to the Southborough food bank.  Get ready for next year's Southborough News Holiday Lights Contest. The biggest winner is the Southborough Food Pantry.

Pete's Historical Corner:

Lifelong Resident Pete has sent another interesting photo of old Southborough.

Foundation for MetroWest Gives $55K to 37 Food Pantries

January 23, 2012 — Foundation for MetroWest recently announced that it has distributed $55,000 in grants to 37 food pantries throughout the region to provide needed winter assistance to MetroWest families.

“Food pantries and service organizations from around Massachusetts continue to face unprecedented challenges,” said Judith Salerno, executive director of Foundation for MetroWest. “The MetroWest region is no different and we are proud that we have been able to support area food pantries as they work to fulfill the growing number of requests by families to help put a balanced meal on their tables.”

MetroWest is loosely bounded by Routes 128 and 495 on the east and west, Route 2 on the north, and Route 109 on the south.

Receiving grants were the following:

·         A Place to Turn, Natick – $3,500.00

·         Acton Food Pantry of Community Supper, Inc., Acton – $1,500.00

·         Ashland Emergency Fund, Ashland – $2,000.00

·         Celebration International Church Food Pantry, Wayland – $1500.00

·         City of Marlborough Heat & Eat Program, Marlborough – $2,000.00

·         Curtis Family Diner, Framingham – $1,000.00

·         Daily Bread Food Pantry, Milford – $2,000.00

·         Dedham Food Pantry, Dedham – $1,000.00

·         Grandma's Pantry, Waltham – $1,000.00

·         Holliston Pantry Shelf, Holliston – $1,000.00

·         Hope Worldwide, Framingham – $1,500.00

·         Hudson Community Food Pantry, Hudson – $3,000.00

·         JF & CS Family Table, Waltham – $1,000.00

·         Lexington Interfaith Food Pantry, Lexington – $500.00

·         Lucy & Joe's Food Pantry for Frail Elders, Framingham – $1,000.00

·         Marlborough Community Cupboard, Marlborough – $1,000.00

·         Maynard Food Pantry, Maynard – $2,500.00

·         Medfield Food Cupboard, Medfield – $500.00

·         Medway Food Pantry/Housing Authority, Medway – $1,000.00

·         Medway Village Food Pantry, Medway – $1,000.00

·         Middlesex Human Service Agency - Bristol Lodge, Waltham – $1,000.00

·         Millis Ecumenical Food Pantry, Millis – $1,000.00

·         Natick Service Council, Natick – $3,000.00

·         Needham Community Council, Needham – $1,000.00

·         Open Table - Concord, Concord – $2,500.00

·         Open Table - Maynard, Maynard – $1,000.00

·         Project Just Because , Hopkinton – $2,000.00

·         Sacred Heart Church Food Pantry, Waltham – $1,000.00

·         Salvation Army Food Pantry Waltham, Waltham – $1,000.00

·         St. Bridget's Food Pantry, Framingham – $3,500.00

·         Stow Food Pantry, Stow – $1,500.00

·         Sudbury Community Food Pantry, Sudbury – $3,000.00

·         United Parishes of Southborough Food Pantry, Southborough – $500.00

·         Walpole Community Food Pantry, Walpole – $1,000.00

·         Wellesley Food Pantry, Wellesley – $500.00

·         Westborough Food Pantry, Westborough – $1,000.00

·         Westwood Council on Aging, Westwood – $1,000.00

In 2011 the Foundation for MetroWest distributed approximately $600K throughout the region and has distributed more than $6.5 M since its inception in 1995.

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Last Day to Buy Tickets is January 31, 2012

Southborough Gardeners would like to thank the following local businesses for their contribution toward our annual wreath hanging tradition.  With your help, for our 27^th year, we were able to hang almost 100 wreaths.  We appreciate your support and wish you all the best in 2012.

Southborough House of Pizza

Knights of Columbus, Council 119

Kidsborough

Lamy Insurance Agency, Inc.

Wee Care of Little People

Southborough Dental Associates

Falconi Brothers, Inc.

Marlborough Savings Bank

Fabric Cleaners

Village Mane

William S. Drowne Insurance Agency, Inc.

Saxony II Barber Shop

Space Weather News for Jan. 24, 2012
http://spaceweather.com

CME IMPACT: As predicted by analysts at the Goddard Space Weather Lab, a CME hit Earth's magnetic field on Jan. 24 at ~1500 UT (10 am EST).  A geomagnetic storm is brewing in the aftermath of the impact, but as this alert is being written it is too soon to say how weak or strong the storm might be.  High-latitude sky watchers should be alert for auroras after local nightfall; the hours around local midnight are often best for seeing the Northern Lights.  Chances for a good display favor observers in northern Europe, Greenland, Iceland, Canada, Alaska, and possibly northern tier US states such as Maine, Wisconsin and Minnesota.  Check http://spaceweather.com for updates.

SPACE WEATHER ALERTS: Would you like a call when geomagnetic storms are in progress? Storm alerts are available from http://spaceweathertext.com (text) and http://spaceweatherphone.com (voice).
 

   SOUTHBOROUGH FIRE DEPARTMENT

  DAILY LOG

Tuesday 1/17/12

01:32 ASSisT POLICE OR OTHER AGENCY TURNPIKE RD 

    A28  FF RICE         FF KANE

    A29  LT SADOWSKI     FF GOODSPEED

07:44 GOOD INTENT CALL MARLBORO RD 

    E22  LT PELTIER      FF AMENDOLA

    E23  FF FRANKS       FF SHANAHAN

09:06 EMS CALL MAIN ST 

    A28  FF FRANKS       FF MARTINS

10:00 PROPANE INSPECTION BURNETT RD 

    C27  CAPT MAURO

13:30 SMOKE DETECTOR NEW CONSTRUCT WINCHESTER ST 

    C27  CAPT MAURO

13:36 ILLEGAL BURN PINE HILL RD 

    C30 

15:02 ALARM SYSTEM MALFUNCTION PARKERVILLE RD 

    E22 

    T21 

Wednesday 1/18/12

09:55 PLAN REVIEW - COMMERCIAL TURNPIKE RD 

    C3   CAPT MAURO

14:00 SMOKE DETECTOR NEW CONSTRUCT OLD HARRY RD 

    C27  CAPT MAURO

14:30 SMOKE DETECTOR NEW CONSTRUCT LATISQUAMA RD 

    C27  CAPT MAURO

15:50 PLAN REVIEW - SMOKE DETECTOR BARN LN 

    C27  CAPT MAURO

16:00 ALARM SYSTEM, UNINTENTIONAL BOSTON RD 

    C27  CAPT MAURO

    E22  LT SADOWSKI     FF RICE

    T21  FF KANE         FF NAVAROLI

17:49 EMS CALL BLUEBERRY LN 

    A28  FF NAVAROLI     FF KANE

    C30  FF RICE

18:28 VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES TURNPIKE RD

    A29  LT SADOWSKI     FF RICE

Thursday 1/19/12

00:49 M/A GIVEN CENTRAL ST  MIL

    C30  FF NAVAROLI

    E22  LT SADOWSKI     FF RICE         FF KANE

Friday 1/20/12

10:05 TRAINING - FIRE MAIN ST 

    HQ4  FF ASPESI       FF ROACH        FF WILLS

10:31 ALARM SYSTEM, UNINTENTIONAL MARLBORO RD 

    E22  FF ASPESI       FF NAVAROLI

    T21  FF ROACH        FF WILLS

11:02 GOOD INTENT CALL LOVERS LN  and  LYNBROOK RD

    E22  FF ASPESI       FF NAVAROLI

19:54 EMS CALL JOHN MATTHEWS RD 

    A28  EMT GLECKEL     FF WILLS        FF ROACH

    C30  FF ASPESI

Saturday 1/21/12

12:03 HAZARDOUS CONDITION BOSTON RD 

    C30  CAPT MAURO

13:22 SMOKE DET. ACT.-NO FIRE, UNINT BREAKNECK HILL RD 

    T21  CAPT MAURO      FF NAVAROLI

14:18 VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES 495 SOUTH, SOUTH OF SIMARANO DR

    A28  FF ASPESI       FF MARTINS

    E23  CAPT MAURO      FF NAVAROLI

16:49 VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES FRUIT ST  HOP

    A28  FF ASPESI       FF MARTINS

20:16 ALARM SYSTEM, UNINTENTIONAL MIDDLE RD 

    E22  FF ASPESI       FF MARTINS

    T21  CAPT MAURO      FF PIERCE

Sunday 1/22/12

19:17 SYSTEM MALFUNCTION, OTHER PINE HILL DR 

    E22  CAPT HUBLEY     FF WILLS        FF ROACH

    T21  FF NAVAROLI     FF STRONG

20:27 M/A GIVEN LINDEN ST BERLIN

    E22  CAPT HUBLEY     FF NAVAROLI     FF ROACH        FF WILLS

    SC1  FF STRONG       EMT GLECKEL

Monday 1/23/12

10:00 SMOKE DETECTOR NEW CONSTRUCT MIDDLE RD 

    C27  CAPT MAURO

13:04 CO DETECTOR ACTIVATION, NO CO LEDGE HILL RD 

    A28  FF NEAL         FF STRONG

    E23  LT DANO         FF KANE

13:30 SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE CORDAVILLE RD 

    C27  CAPT MAURO

Fri. 01/20/12:
0033 hrs- Officers investigated a one car, motor vehicle accident on Boston Road at Central Street. The vehicle had left the roadway, and landed in a ditch. No injuries were reported from the scene of the accident.
0412 hrs- Officers investigated a burglar alarm at a Willow Street business.
0542 hrs- A Ward Road resident reported that their Golden Retriever was lost. The Animal Control Officer was notified, and officers checked the area.
0718 hrs- Officers investigated a one car, motor vehicle accident on Parkerville Road near Skylar Drive. The vehicle had left the roadway and struck a tree, but no injuries were reported from the scene.
0745 hrs- A motorist reported that the lights at Southville Road and Cordaville Road were not functioning. DPW and National Grid were notified and responded to the scene.
0854 hrs- Westborough Police notified Southborough Police that they had received a report of a white pick-up truck operating erratically, while heading west into Southborough on Turnpike Road. The reporting party stated the pick-up’s windshield was covered in snow, giving the driver a very limited view of the roadway. Officers responded to Turnpike Road, but the vehicle had left the area prior to their arrival.
0937 hrs- Officers attempted to serve a Restraining Order to a Turnpike Road resident.
1102 hrs- Officers responded with the SFD for a report of smoke in the area of Lover’s Lane.
1143 hrs- Officers assisted a disabled motorist on Turnpike Road.
1213 hrs- Westborough Police advised that they had received a report of an erratic motorist leaving their town and heading into Southborough (via Turnpike Road). Officers checked the area, but were unable to locate the vehicle. Advised that it was possible the vehicle had turned onto Route 495. Mass. State Police were notified of the report.
1314 hrs- Officers investigated a report of a large tree limb lying across power lines in front of Fay School on Main Street. Officers responded and advised dispatch to contact National Grid to respond to the scene.
1406 hrs- A resident of High Street reported a problem with vehicles speeding on the road. A log entry was made of the complaint, and High Street will be added to the department’s requested radar patrol list.
1524 hrs- Officers investigated a one car, motor vehicle accident on Breakneck Hill Road. The vehicle had slid off the roadway, but no injuries were reported from the scene.
1621 hrs- A resident of Turnpike Road was served a Restraining Order by Southborough Police.
1835 hrs- Officers assisted a disabled motorist on Main Street.
1846 hrs- Officer investigated an abandoned 911 call from St. Mark’s School grounds.
1901 hrs- A resident of Latisquama Road reported an attempted fraud through a Craigslist transaction. The responding officer took a report and the information has been forwarded to the Detective.
1954 hrs- A medical was reported at a John Matthews Road residence.
1956 hrs- Southborough Police was notified that there would be an attempted repossession of a vehicle from a Boston Road residence.
2329 hrs- Officers investigated a report of a leaking fire hydrant in front of a Turnpike Road business. The hydrant was located and the Water Department was notified.

Sat. 01/21/12:
0312 hrs- Holliston Police requested the assistance of Southborough Police in the investigation of a hit & run that had occurred in their town. A vehicle matching the description that belonged to a School Street resident was checked for possible damage. Responding officers reported that there was no damage to the vehicle. HPD was notified.
0528 hrs- Officers investigated an abandoned 911 call from a Turnpike Road business.
0651 hrs- DPW was called out to sand and salt the slippery roadways.
0751 hrs- Southborough officers assisted Framingham Police with a two car, motor vehicle accident that had occurred in their town at the town line (on Turnpike Road).
1307 hrs- Officers responded to a report of a vehicle blocking the roadway on Red Gate Lane. The owner of the vehicle was located, and the vehicle was removed from the road.
1418 hrs- Southborough officers responded with the Mass. State Police to 495 Southbound for a report of a motor vehicle accident with injuries. State Police advised that they were all set once on scene.
2343 hrs- ARRESTED: Vinicius Zouain of Garden Road, Natick, MA. Mr. Zouain was charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle without a License and Speeding. A passenger in Mr. Zouain’s vehicle was placed into Protective Custody due to alcohol intoxication.

Sun. 01/22/12:
0859 hrs- Officers investigated a burglar alarm at a Jacobs Lane residence.
1054 hrs- Officers investigated a burglar alarm at a Wildwood Drive residence.
1201 hrs- A Southborough Police officer, who was on a detail on Parmenter Road, reported a black SUV illegally passing other vehicles in the area. Responding officers were unable to locate the vehicle.
1203 hrs- Officers investigated a burglar alarm at a Carriage Hill Circle residence.
1243 hrs- A resident of Red Gate Lane reported a stray dog in the woods near their home. The Animal Control Officer was notified.
1728 hrs- Officers investigated a burglar alarm at a Sears Road residence.
1802 hrs- A resident of Clifford Road reported that a person in a silver, Volkswagon Bug had just tried to deliver them a pizza. The vehicle had left the scene prior to the responding officer’s arrival.
2255 hrs- ARRESTED: Samuel Shannon of Hardwick Road, Ashland, MA. Mr. Shannon was charged with Operating Under the Influence of an Intoxicating Liquor, Marked Lanes Violations, and No License in Possession.

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Dear Friends,

The Southborough Firefighters will be conducting a telephone fundraising drive beginning the week of January 23^rd.  This effort enables us to provide financial assistance for charitable organizations and community activities.  It also allows us to give college scholarships to deserving students, and provides relief for sick and injured firefighters. 

Should you have any questions regarding this fundraiser, do not hesitate to call us at the fire station.  On behalf of the entire membership, please accept my sincerest thanks for your continued support. 

Sincerely,

Joseph E. Hubley

Joseph E. Hubley

President

Southborough Permanent Firefighters Association

IAFF Local 3129

Southborough Boy Scouts & Cub Scouts

Scout Sunday, Ecumenical Service

February 5, 2012 at 1:00pm

St. Matthew Church

Scout Sunday is a day to celebrate the founding of the Boy

Scouts of America and allow scouts to live out their Duty to

God, which they pledge each week. This is part of the core

values that strengthen youth character and their family

community in faith. In observance of this day all

Southborough Scouts are invited to attend this Ecumenical

Service which will be hosted by Father Flynn. Refreshments

will be served in the parish center immediately following the service.

Sports and Recreation

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can contact Jim Sullivan at 774-217-9374.

David Wrin goes after an opponent. (Photos by Kat Wrin)

Algonquin Wrestling hosted a tri-meet on Saturday.  Driving through the snow to wrestle were Westfield and Lincoln-Sudbury.

 

Algonquin won the first match against Westfield with a score of 50-28.Winning by pins were Zach Marcoulier, Carter Guzzi, Kevin Schultz, Mike ryan, Albert Marsocci and James Officer.  Joe Cozzolino and Alex Mazzola won by major decision.  

 

In the second match, Lincoln -Sudbury defeated Algonquin with a score of 46 to 24.  Carter guzzi and Mike Ryan pinned their opponents while Zach Marcoulier and Albert Marsocci won by major decision.

 

Algonquin will travel to Hudson on Wednesday.

 

Albert Marsocci	Alex Mazzola	Carter Guzzi	James Officer
Joe Cozzolino	Kevin Schultz	Mike Ryan	Zach Marcoulier

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