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Archived Page 128
October 18, - October 24, 2009 |
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Canned
The boys from Cub Scout Pack 921 were hard at work today sorting, bagging
and prepping the cans in the recycle cage at the Southborough Transfer
Station. Two shifts of boys bagged up the entire cage, led by Pete "The Can
Man".
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Call for Entries
for complete form click
here
Annual
Regional Juried Art Exhibit
November
13th to December 1st, 2009
Opening:
Friday, November 13th 7 - 9 PM
Awards:
First prize: $200, Second prize: $100,
Third prize: $75, Honorable Mention:
$50, Gretchen Harris award: $50
Judges:
Colleen Moore and Cecilia DelGaudio
We welcome all to an exciting collection
of works by area artists. It is always a
challenge for the judges to build an
exhibition of choice, a body of work
that defines present works of our
culture and has visual meaning.
Requirements:
Three works may be submitted by each
artist. All media welcome. Works must be
suitably framed and ready for hanging.
The committee reserves the right to
refuse work that cannot be accommodated
in the gallery. A 30% commission for
works sold is appropriated to the Arts
Center at Southborough.
Submission of Work:
Work must be dropped off at the Arts
Center at Southborough, 21 Highland
Street, Southborough on Tuesday,
November 10th, from 10 AM - Noon or 6 -
8 PM. The show opens on Friday, November
13th, from 7 - 9 PM.
Works not accepted can be picked up the
day of the opening on Friday, November
13th, 2009 from 6 to 7 PM and Saturday,
November 14th, from 9 AM to 1 PM.
Exhibit Fee for entry per piece:
Members: $10 Non-members: $15 |
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Legal
Information Session for Parents at the Southborough Public
Library, Tuesday, November 17 at 7:00 p.m.
The Southborough Library
will host a presentation for parents and care givers on child
protection planning and recent changes in Guardianship Law, at the
Library, 25 Main Street, Southborough, on Tuesday, November 17, at
7:00 p.m. Attorney and Southborough resident Tracey Ingle,
whose practice includes estate planning, probate, elder law and
child protection planning, will guide people through changing legal
considerations regarding parenting issues.
This program is free and
open to the public. For more information on this or any other
program at the library, or to register, call the library at
508-485-5031.
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Amnesty Days at the Southborough Library
November 2-14
If you have overdue books at the public library, this is
for you: during the first two weeks of November, the
Southborough Library staff will forgive your overdue fines
on Southborough library books, audiobooks, DVDs, CDs and
videos in exchange for a donation of paper goods or laundry
soap for the Southborough Food Pantry. Now’s the time to
gather up library items that may have overstayed their
welcome at your house and bring them back to the library.
The program will run from Monday, November 2 – Saturday,
November 14.
For more
information on this or any other program at the library,
call the library at 508-485-5031.
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Interested in Montessori? Wonder what it is all about?
The Montessori Children's House, 64 Central St.,
Southboro, MA is hosting several information sessions for interested
parents.
Friday, October 30 from 9:30 - 10:30 or
Friday, October 30 from 12:30 -1:30or
Thursday, November 12 from 7 - 8:00 PM
Information sessions are informative talks geared for
adults. Please make childcare arrangements. The Montessori Children's
House is currently accepting applications for the 2010-2011 school year.
We do have a limited number of openings for the current school year.
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Free Car Wash for Veterans
On Wednesday, November 11, 2009
At Choice Car Wash
October 26, 2009, Southborough, MA
– Veterans may visit Choice Car Wash in Southborough 8am-5pm on Wednesday,
November 11, 2009 to receive a complimentary wash. Choice believes that it
is important to remember those who have served our country. Veterans are
asked to visit the Gulf Station next door to the car wash and inform the
attendants verbally that they are veterans in order to receive their free
car wash.
The free
washes are given to honor Veteran’s Day and to show Choice Car Wash’s
support for our armed forces personnel and to reward the Veterans for their
service.
Choice Car Wash
is committed to providing the highest quality car wash experience for our
customers.
 
www.graceforvets.org
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Winding Paths
October 23, 2009 - Work continues on the MBTA Cordaville
Triangle. The paths are now being done. |
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Up For Auction
October 23, 2009 - On November 17 Cordaville residents may
know the fate of the yellow building that has sat empty for several years
now at the corner of River Street and Southville Road. |
Learn more
about what New England Dental Group by clicking here.
On a personal note, I had teeth problems but didn't' want to
go back to my dentist as I thought they had wrecked my tooth. So I decided
to try out the Southborough News advertiser the New England Dental Group.
What a change from my old dentist. Yes there were problems with my
tooth. After being referred to specialists from NEDG, I still had to have my
tooth pulled on Wednesday, hence no update on Thursday. The office is
bright and welcoming, all of the personnel (dentists, office and hygienists)
are all kind and knowledgeable and put you in ease of the work to be
performed. The dentist office is one of the most up to date
technological offices I have seen in a long time. I've had three
appointments so far and I have been happy with the outcomes. They can
do one day crowns, oral surgery, restorative, Invisalign, teeth whitening,
periodontics, endodontics and much more. There are even televisions in
each room to take your mind off the dental work. |
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Sports and Outdoor Activities
Algonquin Regional High School
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TOMORROW'S EVENTS - Saturday
Oct. 24 |
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Boys |
Freshman |
Football |
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**Postponed To 10/26/2009 - Wachusett Regional H.S. |
Algonquin |
10:00AM |
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Girls |
JV
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Soccer |
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**Cancelled - Groton Dunstable Regional |
Algonquin |
3:30PM |
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Boys |
JV
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Soccer |
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**Postponed To 11/4/2009 - St. Johns H.S. |
Algonquin |
3:30PM |
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JV
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Football |
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**Postponed To 10/26/2009 - Wachusett Regional H.S. |
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3:30PM |
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Girls |
Varsity |
Soccer |
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**Postponed To 10/25/2009 - Groton Dunstable Regional |
Algonquin |
5:00PM |
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Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School
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Monday Oct. 26 |
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Girls |
JV
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Soccer |
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Montachustt Regvochs |
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3:30PM |
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Boys |
Varsity |
Soccer |
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Greater Lowell Tech HS
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3:30PM |
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Boys |
JV
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Football |
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Worcester Technical H.S. |
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3:30PM |
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Spring '10
Soccer Registration.
Once
again it is time to register for Spring soccer!
On-Line
Registrations will be taken beginning October
17th,
ending
November 30th, 2009. Any
travel team U9 through U14 registrations completed after
November
30th,
2009 will be accepted only if space is available and
will be subject to a $25 non-refundable late fee.
SYSA will be running a PRE K program for all children who
will turn 5 by August 31, 2010.
There is no
late fee for K thru U8. Teams will be formed based on the
number of players registered on this date. Age groups will
close as teams are filled. There is no guarantee of space on
a travel team after the late date. Follow this
Registration
information
link for fees and information.
You can only register on line.
Follow the
Registration link
for instructions, fees information and links to register on
line. If you are ready to
register
click
Register Now |
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NO Flaggers
October 21, 2009 - Two Massachusetts Turnpike bridges will be
repaired. In a letter sent to Southborough Police Chief Moran, MA
Hiway proposed civilian flaggers citing 4,000 vehicle trips and a low
mileage below 40 MPH on both the Route 85 and the Breakneck Hill/Woodland
Road bridges. But Chief Moran said they contradicted their count
saying upwards of 18,000 trips are made daily near those routes. The
Chief also mentioned that the speed is often times more than 40 MPH
approaching the bridges. She asserted to Selectmen that Cordaville
Road is the town's main thoroughfare North and South and that the flaggers
might not have the necessary training to keep the traffic in control for
allowing emergency vehicles. The bridge will only have one lane open.
Selectmen approved sending a letter to the MAHighway stating they did not
want civilian flaggers at these two locations. It was also suggested
by audience member Mr. Bartolini that the Selectmen check into restricting
the hours that work starts and stops due to the volume of rush hour traffic. |
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Problems at the Art Center
October 21, 2009 - Facilities Manager Phil Rinehart presented
selectmen last night with a change order for $9,000 extra for repair of the
windows. There was much discussion between Selectman Boland and
Architect David Hart about how the contract was written, if there was a
public showing of the building, did the contractor that was the low bidder
do a walk through at the pre bid meeting, and questioned Mr. Hart's and Mr.
Steve White of Whipple Construction interpretation of the contract.
The $9,000 is for window glazing, refitting of window glass, turning of
glass, replacement of glass and several other issues. Mr. Boland, Ms
Phaneuf and Chair Giorlandino citied the project for this latest change
order. They instructed Mr. Rinehart to go over the line items in the
change order to see what should be considered part of the original bid
contract. Mr. Boland also brought up that if the front door of the
South Union School is not fitted properly for winter weather that he will
order a steel door for the building irregardless of historic retrofitting
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DON’T MISS THE
HOLIDAY SHOP. Saturday, November 14 from 10-4 at The Arts Center, 21
Highland Street, Southborough.
The
Southborough Crafters & Artisans Guild and The Arts Center proudly
present “The Holiday Shop” featuring a variety of unique
and beautiful
handmade items for holiday gift giving. There will be jewelry, pottery,
fine art items and much, much more.
For directions,
www.southborougharts.org.
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Plan for your Halloween Activities |
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Norfolk Aggie Annual
Haunted Hayride
October 16&17- 23&24
7:00 PM - 10:30 PM
A Howling Good Time!
Adults $10/Children $5
Tickets go on sale at 7:00 PM each evening.
Last Hayride is at 3:30
Check school
website for weather alerts
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Healthy Paws Veterinary Center
“First Annual Pet
Halloween Party”
To Celebrate Our One Year Anniversary
· WHEN:
Saturday, October 31st
Noon to 2pm - Raindate, Sunday, November
1st
· WHERE:
Healthy Paws Veterinary Center
6 Old Flanders Road
Westborough, MA
508-475-5051
ACTIVITIES:
Judged Costume Contest for Pets and their
“humans”, Pet Parade,
Talent Show, Activities for the Children,
Treats for Everyone (including your Furry Friends)
Plenty of Great Prizes!
Click
for Healthy Paws Website
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HALLOWEEN PARTY!
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 TH
2009
Games, Crafts, Face Painting,
& Treats!
Costumes encouraged!
Questions
or to volunteer call 508 481 5676
For children under 12 and their families
Admission $5 per child, $15 max per
family
Adult must accompany child
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It's not what you
gather, but what your scatter that tells what kind of life you are living!
Neither rain, nor sleet, nor
snow stopped our communities from gathering together to bring some well
deserved cheer to our brave troops during the holidays and thank them for
their service and sacrifice. This Care Package Drive was the 10th
since Lisa Braccio organized the first one in 2005 and we achieved an
awesome milestone. Over the years through your continued generosity we have
shipped more than 100,000 lbs. and 4900 boxes, touching tens of thousands of
lives.
"It is not so much what is in the box, but the box itself
shows people care and we are not forgotten." -- SSG Charles Rupprecht
My heartfelt thanks to all of you who gave us your checks,
your products and volunteered your time. For those of you who coordinated
your children, their friends and your students to make cards and bring
items, please pass this onto them with my thanks. They truly made a
difference!
Proud Army Mom of 2LT Courtney Wilson 864th
Engineer Battalion.
Deb
Debbie Depp Wilson
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Sports and Outdoor Activities
Algonquin Regional High School
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Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School
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TOMORROW'S EVENTS - Thursday
Oct. 22 |
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Varsity |
Field Hockey |
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Worcester South
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3:30PM |
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Girls |
JV
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Volleyball |
VS
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Nashoba Valley Techhs |
Gym
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4:00PM |
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Girls |
Varsity |
Volleyball |
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Nashoba Valley Techhs |
Gym
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5:30PM |
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Date: Saturday October 24,
Time: 1:30 - 5:00 pm
Location: Memorial Forest,
Sudbury
Leader/Speaker: Douglas
Brown from the Boston Mycological Club
The Boston Mycological Club, founded in
1895, is the oldest mushroom club in the
United States. We'll collect representative
samples of mushrooms and related fungi,
walking the trail in groups of mixed
experience. On the walk there is usually
lots of informal discussion about mushrooms,
fungus ecology, training in what to look
for, what books are best, and which wild
mushrooms taste the best.
Member Fee: Free |
Non-Member Fee: $10
Register for this Event
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The Breakneck Hill Cow
Fund
Family Fun Run & Walk
November 1, 2009
10 am
At the Breakneck
Hill Conservation Land
$10 Registration for
the 4K Race
Plus Cow Pie Contest:
$20 Square could win $300!
For more information
visit southborobelties.org or email
Joyceg1@yahoo.com or
lpbourdon@aol.com |
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Hurry in to Get your Mums
Gulbankian Farms Garden Center and
Florist shop has a wide array of colors for planting of this years fall
mums. Why not pick out a pumpkin or stroll the gift shop while there.
Visit Gulbankian Farms Garden Center and Florist Shop and sign up
for their newsletters.
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Gulbankian Farms Garden Center & Florist
Shop
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Greetings!
Fall is finally here! This month,
we are promoting our fresh-cut flowers (did
you know we are Southborough's first
florist?), Colonial candles and great
sweaters. Pop
in our shop to pick up something special for
someone special (and don't forget
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Save time
and money at Gulbankian Farms Garden
Center & Florist Shop! Come see us soon
to pick up some beautiful flowers,
Colonial candles, or a cozy sweater (and
be sure to bring with you the 15% off
coupon below)!
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Thank
you,
Carolyn
Gulbankian Farms
Garden Center & Florist
40 Mt. Vickery Rd. Southborough, MA
01772
Tel: 508-485-8979
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Save 15% |
Save 15%
off one gift shop item now through November 15,
with this coupon. Flowers and plants excluded.
Not to be combined with any other offer.
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Offer Expires:
November 15, 2009 |
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Quite the Foursome
October 19, 2009 - Dan, Lisa, Deb and Sgt. Parello put together another
successful package drive for the troops.
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Gate Keeper
October 19, 2009 - Betty Minnucci greets diners with a smile
at last weeks Heritage Day luncheon at the Southborough Community House.
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Bridge Work
Delay
The closure of the Northborough Road bridge has been delayed
a few more days. CSX is not able to provide railroad flagmen below the
bridge until next week. MassHighway has changed the message on their sign
boards to say that the bridge will be closed starting Sunday, 10/25. More
realistically, the bridge will be closed to all traffic starting early
Monday (10/26) morning. |
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Have some
fun with the WIGGLES at the Southborough Library!
When: Wednesday, October 28,
10:00 – 12:00
Join
in for….
**Music
**Chances to win Wiggles tickets
**Visits with Wags the Dog (parents, bring your cameras!)
**Stories and more!!
Sponsored by Country 102.5 FM
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Save the date November 14th, and the times 9:00 am to 2:00 p.m.
White Elephant articles are needed by the Seniors: Baked goods,
Hand knitted hats, mittens, scarves, and jewelry for our various
tables. These can all be dropped of at the Senior Center or contact Emma
through the Center 508-229-4453.
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Crest Theatre, 1996. Sacramento, California
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"The Art of the Movie Theater:
Photographs by Stefanie Klavens"
October 24, 2009 through May 16, 2010
During Hollywood’s golden age, nearly every city and town across the
nation had its local movie palace. Whether an extravagant, neon-clad
jewel, or a plain structure, the neighborhood theater was often a
center of community life. Boston photographer Stefanie Klavens’
interest in 20th-century popular culture led her to begin
photographing these grand old picture houses over a decade ago. Her
continuing photographic journey has taken her all over the country,
and 20 of her images are featured in “The Art of the Movie Theater.”
In 2001, the National Trust for Historic Preservation placed the
single-screen historic theater on the top of their Most Endangered
Places list. |
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Sports and Outdoor Activities
Algonquin Regional High School
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Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School
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To Benefit
ARHS Ski Team
Saturday November 7, 2008
9:00-2:30
St. Anne’s Church
20 Boston Road
Southborough, MA
$$$$$$---Great
Prices---$$$$$$
Alpine, Cross-Country and Snow Board Packages
Ski
Jackets, Ski Pants, Gloves, Hats, After Ski Boots, and lots more
Strands Whites
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Which Season is This?
October 18, 2009 - It seems as if we had little summer to
swim and before it can get closed up here comes the snow. What happened to
fall? |
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Southborough meetings
October 19 - October 23, 2009
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CULTURAL ARTS COUNCIL |
Oct19 |
7:15 PM |
Classroom Arts Center |
PLANNING BOARD
Agenda |
Oct 19 |
7:00 PM |
Hearing Room Town House |
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SHOPC |
Oct 19 |
5:30 PM |
Hearing Room Town House |
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ASSABET VALLEY REG. VOC. DISTRICT SCHOOL COMMITTEE |
Oct 20 |
7:00 PM |
Conference Room Assabet Valley |
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BOARD OF SELECTMEN
Agenda |
Oct 20 |
6:30 PM |
Hearing Room Town House |
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MBTA Triangle Committee |
Oct 21 |
6:00 PM |
Country Kitchen Cordaville Hall |
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PLANNING BOARD [joint meeting with Zoning Advisory
Committee] |
Oct 21 |
7:30 PM |
Upper Hall, Cordaville Hall |
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Zoning Advisory Committee |
Oct 21 |
7:30 PM |
Upper Hall, Cordaville Hall |
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Board of Health |
Oct 22 |
1:00 PM |
BOH Hearing Room Cordaville Hall |
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Open Space Preservation Commission |
Oct 22 |
7:00 PM |
BOH OFFICE, CORDAVILLE HALL |
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STEWARDSHIP COMMITTEE |
Oct 22 |
7:00 PM |
Community House 28 Main Street |
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Tuesday |
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Wednesday |
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Thursday |
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Friday |
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Saturday |
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8:30 Health Clinic
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8:30am Walking
Group
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9:30 am Pool
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8:30am Health
Clinic
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9am Unstructured
Activities
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12 Blue Plate Special
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9:30 am Tai Chi
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10 AM Creative Writers
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9:30am Mah
Jongg
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10am Bocci |
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2:00 Fitness
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11am Senior
Singers
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11:30 Hot Topic
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10am Bocci
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9:30 Painting
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12 PM Ping Pong |
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12 PM Pitch |
10 am Canasta
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12 PM Pitch |
2pm Fitness |
1:00 PM Bridge |
Click here for
the new Senior Center Website
Alice’s Gift
Shop:
Please stop by
and see what Alice has in the gift shop this summer. There are some really
pretty items. If you would like to make a donation, please drop them off at
the front desk.
Computers:
We now have
two computers in the hall before you enter our main room that are now hooked
up to the internet. You will be able to read e-mail and look up information
as well as play some fun card games. Feel free to sit down and use the
computers. Let us know if you would like any help.
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Southborough Library Schedule
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Monday 19 |
Tuesday 20 |
Wednesday 21 |
Thursday 22 |
Friday 23 |
Saturday 24 |
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10:30 AM Story Time 2-5 ages |
10:30 Story Time
Ages 2-5
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10:30 Story Time
Ages 2-5
10:00 Friends of
Library Meeting
3:30-4:30 Science
& Books K-Gr. 1
Please register in
Children’s Room
7:00 p.m. College
Prep Night
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11:00 Toddler
Time
Ages 0-2 years
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Library open
on Saturdays
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Troop Drive
October 18, 2009 - Another successful troop package drive
by Lisa Braccio. More photos to come later this week. |
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Mission to Liberia Collection Drive
From October 14th
through 30th, the Trottier community is conducting a collection drive
for first aid items, school supplies and toiletries to send to Liberia.
With teachers serving as sponsors and logistics support, the student
council, peer leaders, arts and crafts club, and family and consumer
science students are working to earn community service credit.
All members of the
Trottier community are encouraged to bring in items. All Southborough
residents are welcome to help us with this project, and can drop off
articles in the collection box in the Trottier lobby. A list of the
most urgently needed items is provided at the end of this article;
please see below.
All items
collected will be transported to and distributed in Liberia this winter
by the Mission to Liberia organization, at no cost to us. This group, a
501(c)3 non-profit staffed entirely by volunteers, has already sent two
40-foot containers to Liberia. They have also set up a secure
distribution center for distributing the collected items directly to the
people who need them. In addition, they are providing ongoing support
for grass roots Liberian organizations which help amputees, the
homeless, and orphans, and are contributing to efforts to restore
medical training facilities and equipment in a country that has 200
doctors for a population of 3.5 million. Mission to Liberia, based in
Rochester, MA, is headed by Joseph Deranamie, an American citizen and
former Liberian refugee, and Michael Cambra, a former CEO who sold his
shipping company and is dedicating his retirement to this cause.
The country
of Liberia, in West Africa, is at peace after fifteen years of war, but
is struggling in the aftermath of the conflicts that caused virtually
total destruction of its infrastructure, and the needs are huge. There
are many non-government organizations working toward specific goals in
the country, and we have partnered with one of them, Mission to Liberia
(www.missiontoliberia.org), to collect urgently needed items for
shipment and distribution.
Trottier joins
many other MA schools and organizations, such as Big Brothers/Big
Sisters, College of the Holy Cross, and public schools in Newton and
Rochester, that have partnered with Mission to Liberia in highly
successful drives for used shoes and children's books. This
international project offers students the opportunity to make a
difference while also learning the practical realities of becoming
global citizens. They can also count their efforts on this project
toward their required community service hours. The staff also see it
as a wonderful way of modeling a simple message of social
responsibility, "Do what you can."
Suggested items for donation:
Although there is a dire need for
over-the-counter medicines, such as aspirin and ibuprofen, Trottier
cannot accept these items at the school. Any adult wishing to
contribute over-the-counter medicines is asked to call Liz Henry at
508-485-4664.
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Northborough/Southborough Food Allergy Support Group
Has your child been diagnosed with milk, egg, soy, wheat,
peanut, tree nut, fish, shellfish or other food allergy?
The Northborough/Southborough Food Allergy Support Group
meets every other month during the school year.
Our mission is to educate the community and raise
awareness
of food allergies. We offer support to one another by
sharing
our experiences and resources. We share stories, recipes,
tips
and advice. Some meetings include guest speakers such as
nurses, allergists, nutritionists, etc.
If you would like to join our group, our first meeting of
the
school year will be held on
Wednesday, October 21st at 7:00pm.
Please contact Linda Ledoux at
ljledoux@comcast.net
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October 18, 2009 - Check out Sparkles the Fire Safety Dog's
latest adventures.
Pet Author blog
Facebook Page
Website |
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 LUNAR
IMPACT PLUME: NASA has just released pictures of infrared flashes and a
visible plume of debris produced by a Centaur booster rocket hitting the
Moon on Oct. 9th. The images confirm that the LCROSS experiment was a
success despite the fact that the impacts were visually unimpressive from
Earth. Visit http://spaceweather.com
for images of the plume and commentary from mission scientists.
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Sports and Outdoor Activities
Algonquin Regional High School
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TOMORROW'S EVENTS - Friday
Oct. 16 |
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Girls |
Freshman |
Field Hockey |
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Marlborough High School |
Algonquin |
3:30PM |
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Girls |
Freshman |
Soccer |
VS |
Tahanto Regional H.S. |
Algonquin |
3:30PM |
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Boys |
Freshman |
Soccer |
VS |
Marlborough High School |
Algonquin |
3:30PM |
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Boys |
Varsity |
Golf |
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Leominster High School |
Sterling CC |
3:30PM |
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Boys |
Varsity |
Football |
VS |
**Postponed To 10/15/2009 - Shrewsbury High School |
Algonquin |
7:00PM |
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Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School
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