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 US Army 2nd Lieutenant Kerry E. Kendall, daughter of John and Leslie Kendall of Cottage Street, received her Jump Wings as a graduate of the Airborne Training Center at Fort Benning, Georgia on January 29th. Following graduation, Lt. Kendall has been assigned to the 108th Air Defense Artillery Brigade Detachment with the 18th Airborne Corps, stationed at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Kerry is a 2005 graduate of Assabet Valley Technical High School and is a 2009 graduate of the College of the Holy Cross. Leslie and John went to Fort Benning for the graduation. Dad, John, got to pin her wings on her!!!!
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2010 Veterans Mid-Winter Dinner Commander John Wilson - American Legion Post 161 & Commander Steve Whynot - Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3276 Invite you to join us Friday - February 19th - 2009 Doors Open at 6:00 PM Dinner served at 6:30 PM Community House (Legion / VFW Headquarters ) *** $10.00 per person *** Door Prizes and Raffles Complimentary Wine Dinner catered by our friends at the Fay School Please respond by February 8th (Seating is limited) RSVP to: Steve Whynot – 508-481-2359 or sk1_Whynot@hotmail.com Hope you’ll join us!!!!! |
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Freshman Forward Sarah Merchant lays up the go-ahead basket to put the Algonquin T-Hawks ahead 42-41 over arch-rivals Shrewsbury in action tonight. With last night's win, the T-Hawks girls Varsity team has clinched a post-season berth. |
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DPW EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT Town of Southborough Application for EmploymentThe Town of Southborough Department of Public Works (DPW) seeks applicants for DPW Executive Assistant. This employee will work under the general guidance of the Superintendent of Public Works and will provide administrative services to the DPW relating to all public works operations, functions and services as well as manage the DPW office. Associates degree in accounting, business administration or related field required; Bachelor’s degree preferred. 3-5 years of progressively responsible experience in a business setting a plus. Must be well versed in MS Office; have excellent interpersonal skills with people from varied backgrounds, education and experiences; must be proficient with numbers, have excellent financial computer skills including spread sheet and data processing applications in a business environment; and must be detail oriented. Hourly rate $18.62-$23.31 per hour with excellent employee benefits. Send cover letter and resume to Vanessa Hale, Southborough Town House, 17 Common Street, Southborough, MA 01772 or to personnel@southboroughma.com Position open until filled. A detailed job description is available at the Public Works Office Monday through Friday 8:00am to 3:00pm or by calling the office (508) 485-1210 or via the town website at http://www.southboroughma.com/employment/DPW ExecAsst.htmSOUTHBOROUGH POLICE COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT PART-TIME DISPATCHER Application for Part-Time Dispatcher The Town of Southborough Police Department is seeking qualified candidates for part-time dispatching positions. Must be willing to work all shifts inlcuding nights, weekends, and holidays. Position requires ability to multi-task and dispatch routine and emergency calls for police, fire, EMS, animal control. Must be at least 21 years of age, a high school graduate, a U.S. citizen, have a clean record and dependable transportation. Computer skills are required. Starting rate under the current Town Salary administration scale is $13.43/hr. Applications are available at Southborough Police Dept.,19 Main St., Southborough, MA 01772 or downloaded from www.southboroughpd.com Completed applications are to be submitted to Rick Mattioli, Admin. Assistant to the Chief, in a sealed envelope by February 12, 2010. |
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RMV Reminder Service - Powered by Sendza Welcome to
the Registry of Motor Vehicles newest customer convenience — safe electronic
notification services that will help you remember to renew your MA driver’s
license or MA ID. With this free service you determine how the RMV reminds you by email, phone or text (SMS) message. The RMV has partnered with Sendza, an outside firm that will deliver your automatic reminder * at no cost to you or the Commonwealth. To get started, you will need your Massachusetts license or MA ID number, date of birth, and your residential zip code so we can verify your information is in our database. The RMV will then transition you to the Sendza website where you will complete the process to subscribe to the reminder service. Sendza will ask you to select how you want to be notified—by email, phone or text message. You must then provide the appropriate email address or phone number. Sendza receives coded information that enables them to deliver your reminder, but never sees your personal information and cannot display or share it. You can unsubscribe from the service, change your contact information or method of delivery at any time simply by following the prompts once you have entered the subscription page. Please be sure to join the RMV Reminder Service at least 45 days before the expiration date on your license or ID. For each renewal period, you will receive only one reminder notice approximately 30 days prior to the pending expiration date. Once again, no personal information is ever displayed.
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Annemarie's Dance Center of Ashland So much to do, so many classes and they book fast. Hooked on all the "Can you Dance" shows? Check out what Annemarie's Dance Center offers. Click here. Adult Classes 2009-2010 Adult Hatha Yoga – ON GOING – drop in cost is $15.00 per class Monday and/or Wednesday mornings 9:30 – 10:45a.m., Saturdays 7:30 – 8:45a.m. Classes consist of traditional yoga poses that strengthen and stretch the mind and body. Students will learn through breathing techniques, simple guided meditation, as well as mindfulness throughout practice. All classes are structured in a way that beginners will be nurtured while more experienced students may be challenged. Class cards are available, drop-ins welcome and there is a discount for families that already take class at the studio. All classes are taught by Kristin Thompson, RYT. Hip Hop Basics - NEW SESSION TO START IN JANUARY! Tuesday afternoons 12:00 – 1:00 (8 week session running January 11 – March 9th) This class is for adults with little or no dance experience. Hip hop basics will begin with a cardiovascular warm-up, strength training and end with a combination to keep your heart rate pumping. This class is taught by Chrissy Reynolds and subject to sufficient enrollment. YEAR LONG CLASSES LISTED BELOW – CALL FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Adult Ballet Thursday nights 7:45 – 8:45 This is a year long class for adults who have previous ballet training. This class is taught by Wendy Garland and subject to sufficient enrollment. Adult Jazz/Hip Hop Tuesday nights 8:00 – 9:00 This class is a year long class for adults with jazz and/or hip hop experience. This class will flip flop throughout the year between jazz technique and hip hop class. During jazz, adults will warm up, travel across the floor and learn a combination to be danced center. Hip hop class will consist of cardiovascular work-out, strength training and a hip hop combination. There is a possibility to perform at the end of the year recital if interested. This class is taught by Chrissy Reynolds and subject to sufficient enrollment. Adult Tap Monday nights 8:00 – 8:45 This class is a year long class for adults who have a basic knowledge of tap. There is a possibility to perform at the end of the year recital if interested. This class is taught by Annemarie Fairhurst and subject to sufficient enrollment. Advanced Tap Wednesday night 8:15 – 9:00 This class is a year-long class for adults who have studied tap for a number or years. Must have mastered basic tap steps like time steps, pull backs, riffs, turns, etc. There is a possibility to perform at the end of the year recital if interested. This class is taught by Wendy Garland and is subject to sufficient enrollment. |
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Guardian Angel Motorsports
To harness the power of the motorsports industry to raise
money for children's charities. The boys are at it again, the founders
of guardian angel motorsports, bruce ledoux and david quinlan will be joined
by drivers Dan Watkins, bob doyle & tommy sheehan in a race against man or
machine in the rolex 24 hour in Daytona to raise money for children’s
charities. this year we have partnered up with
Mission To raise public awareness, to provide advocacy and education, and to advance research on behalf of all those affected by food allergies and anaphylaxis. FAAN works to build public awareness of food allergy through the media and through education, advocacy, and research efforts. FAAN staff conducts seminars and training sessions on food allergy and anaphylaxis for patients, school staff, government officials, health professionals, restaurant and industry leaders, and other policymakers. FAAN works with policymakers on federal, state, and local initiatives in areas such as food labeling, epinephrine availability, and management of food allergies in schools, camps, airlines, and restaurants. FAAN supports and participates in research studies that lead us to a better understanding of, and a cure for, food allergy and anaphylaxis, and that improves the quality of life of individuals managing these conditions. Why Guardian angel motorsports chose faan Driver Bruce Ledoux has been a member of FAAN for over 6 years. His 6 year old son was diagnosed with severe food allergies at the young age of 3 months old. He was allergic to peanuts, treenuts, finfish, shellfish, milk, egg and beef. his daughter who never had food allergies until she was 7 years old, is now severely allergic to peanuts, treenuts, finfish, shellfish & sesame. “Our familiy is not alone when it comes to having children with food allergies....there are more than 12 million in the united states....but often times you feel like you are. there are a lot of anxieties families face with children with food allergies that most don’t understand. traveling, eating out, visiting friends, starting school, etc. are all things to be excited about....but often times the stress over organizing a safe experience for our children negates the excitement. Most experiences pose potential threats to our children if we don’t advocate and make sure that the environment is safe. sounds simple...but often times it is not. did you know that the fluoride that your child receives at the dentist contains treenuts? not something most would ask....but for a child with a treenut allergy...this could result in a severe anaphylactic reaction. There are things you can do to avoid falling into the anxiety trap. Education is essential — educate yourself, others in your life, and your children as they get older. This will reduce the risk of a dangerous reaction and help put you at ease. In addition, seek support and ways to relax, and try to turn your focus to the joys of life rather than its difficulties....and this is where FAAN plays a major roll in our life. Please help us support FAAN through our racing efforts at the Rolex 24 Hour race January 30-31, 2010. https://donate.guardianangelmotorsports.com/ purchase guardian angel motorsports apparel http://www.hackerthreads.com/items.asp?Cc=GAM&CatMoveby=0&Nbm=&Pbm=&FromNav Follow our blog at http://www.bruceledoux.com/blog/
More information about Race information http://www.daytonainternationalspeedway.com/Tickets-Events/Events/2010/Rolex-24/Rolex-24-At-Daytona.aspx
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Sports and Outdoor Activities Algonquin Regional High School No Events Scheduled |
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2010 February Vacation Algonquin Boys Basketball Camp for Boys and Girls Tuesday - Friday February 16th – 19th 9:00 am - Noon At Algonquin Regional High School
For 3rd - 8th Grade Girls/Boys Run by Coach Chris Foy, Algonquin Boys’ Varsity Head Coach Program Features: Fundamentals and skills development 1-1 and small group instruction by ARHS Coaching Staff and Boys Varsity players Competitive game conditions (3x3, 5x5) T-Shirt for each participant A portion of this year’s camp proceeds will benefit a local charity. Space limited. Register today! Camp Application
NAME_______________________________M___F__ GRADE IN SEPT 09_______________ ADDRESS______________________________________ TOWN_______________________ PHONE:_____________ AGE_____ Email: (Please print clearly)_______________________________________________________ I, Parent/Guardian agree, by enrolling my son/daughter, that he/she is physically and mentally able to participate in all of the Camp’s activities. In case of medical emergency and I cannot be reached, I hereby give permission to the physician selected by the staff to hospitalize and secure medical treatment for the child. I understand that my medical insurance is expected to cover my child for injuries. I agree not to hold the ARHS Basketball Camp, its management and staff, and/or ARHS, its management and staff, responsible for any athletic, dental, or bodily injury that may occur to my son/daughter while attending Camp. I realize and acknowledge that ARHS is not sponsoring this Basketball Camp.
(Parent or Guardian Signature) (Parent or Guardian Printed Name)
TUITION: $100 registration (Checks payable to ARHS Boys Basketball Boosters) MAIL by February 10th TO: Liz Speranzella, Boys Basketball Boosters Rep. 7 Eastbrook Farm Lane Southborough, MA 01772 Any questions, contact Liz Speranzella at liz@primetimecommunities.com or 508-654-0806 or Coach Foy at chrisgf2@yahoo.com or 508-614-8596 Note any impairment which may affect your child’s participation_____________________
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WHAT: Gymnastics camp run by the Algonquin gymnastics team and coaches WHO: boys and girls grades 2 thru 5 WHERE: ARHS Gymnastics Gym WHEN: February 16 th , 17th and 18th 9am-11amFebruary 19 th - Gym Show - 9am-10amCome learn new gymnastics skills or perfect old ones with the high school gymnastics team and coaches. You can soar over the vault, swing on the bars, balance on the beam and flip on the floor!! Guaranteed fun!!! ************************************************************************ Camp Application NAME___________________________ ___________________________ M___ F____ ADDRESS__________________________________ TOWN_______________________ PHONE:_______________________ Email: (Please print clearly)___________________________________________________GRADE IN SEPT09 ____________ T-shirt size ________________I, Parent/Guardian agree, by enrolling my son/daughter, that he/she is physically and mentally able to participate in all of the Camp’s activities. In case of medical emergency and I cannot be reached, I hereby give permission to the physician selected by the staff to hospitalize and secure medical treatment for the child. I understand that my medical insurance is expected to cover my child for injuries. I agree not to hold the ARHS Basketball Camp, its management and staff, and/or ARHS, its management and staff, responsible for any athletic, dental, or bodily injury that may occur to my son/daughter while attending Camp. I realize and acknowledge that ARHS is not sponsoring this Basketball Camp. (Parent or Guardian Signature) (Parent or Guardian Printed Name)TUITION: $75 registration (Checks payable to ARHS Gymnastics Boosters)MAIL by February 10th TO: Mary Ellen Duggan (Gymnastics Booster Rep).47 Fisher St Northborough, MA 01532 Any questions, contact Mary Ellen Duggan – medmadred@yahoo.com508-393-1819 or 774-258-1500 Please make note anything which may affect your child’s participation__________ _____________________________________________________________________ |
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Snow Squalls
Last night travelers were pelted with high winds bringing in horizontal snow squalls at a rapid pace and creating blinding snowstorm like conditions around the roads in town. It also brought in a much colder air mass. Can't see too much in the photos and that's just what it was like if you were out driving. |
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Wind Chill Advisory
January 29, 2010 - Wind and cold for today and tonight into tomorrow. THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN TAUNTON HAS ISSUED A WIND CHILL ADVISORY...WHICH IS IN EFFECT UNTIL 10 AM EST SATURDAY. WIND CHILLS WILL DROP TO 15 TO 20 BELOW ZERO OVER THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS TONIGHT THROUGH SATURDAY MORNING AS ARCTIC AIR CONTINUES TO MOVE THROUGH SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND WITH GUSTY WEST TO NORTHWEST WINDS. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... A WIND CHILL ADVISORY IS ISSUED WHEN THE WIND CHILL INDEX IS LIKELY TO REACH -15 TO -24 DEGREES FOR AT LEAST 3 HOURS. FROSTBITE CAN DEVELOP IN JUST 30 MINUTES WITH A WIND CHILL INDEX OF -20. IF YOU ARE HEADING OUTDOORS...DRESS IN LAYERS AND WEAR A HAT AND GLOVES. |
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Sports and Outdoor Activities Algonquin Regional High School
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Cross Country Ski - Canceled due to lack of snow
Date: Saturday
January 30, Time: 11:00am -
1:00pm
Location: Memorial
Forest, Sudbury
Leader/Speaker: SVT
Land Protection Specialist Susan Crane
This program has
been canceled due to the lack of snow.
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A Winter's Frosting
January 28, 2010 - Winter blew back in with a vengeance today. Quick snow squalls and windy conditions moving in some cold weather. There is a wind advisory out for tonight and into early tomorrow morning. Wind advisory in effect until 5 am est. Friday. The NWS in taunton has issued a wind advisory, which is in effect until 5 am est. Friday. West winds will average 25 to 35 mph with gusts up to 50 mph behind an arctic cold front tonight. It will remain windy on Friday with speeds gradually diminishing later in the day. Precautionary/preparedness actions, A wind advisory is issued when sustained winds are forecast to be 31 to 39 mph or gusts will range between 46 and 57 mph. Winds this strong are capable of downing small tree limbs and branches, possibly causing isolated power outages. Driving can also be difficult, especially for high profile vehicles. |
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Sparkles the Fire Safety Dog Sparkles has been busy. Her book Sparkles the Fire Safety Dog has just been previewed at the blog "Because I Said So". Click Here Sparkles also has new coloring pages. Sparkles has been in many magazines and story articles since being in Southborough. Yet she and Dayna still remember all the great boys and girls from Southborough that they met during their stay. They say stay tuned for the book Sparkles Goes to Boston. They are still completing the finishing touches on the book. Click here to find out what Sparkles has been up to. |
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Algonquin Regional High School Upcoming Events1/27 Algonquin Idol, 7:00 pm 1/29 End of Term 2 2/1, 2/2 MCAS Biology Retest 2/1 8th Grade Course Selection Night, 7pm 2/9 Winter Instrumental Concert, 7:30pm 2/11 Battle of the Bands, 7:00pm 2/15-2/19 February Vacation 2/22 Students Return 3/1, 3/2 MCAS - ELA Composition Retest 3/2 Chorus Concert, 7:30 pm 3/3 MCAS - ELA Reading Comp. Retest 3/4, 3/5 MCAS - Math Retest 3/5 College Planning Brkfst Jrs/Parents, 7am 3/23, 3/24, 3/25 MCAS ELA 5/17, 5/18 MCAS Math 6/2, 6/3 MCAS Science
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Neary Drama Club Presents
Saturday, February 6 th 7:30pm& Sunday, February 7 th 2:00pmTrottier Middle School Auditorium Tickets $5.00 at the door |
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 January 28, 2010 - An old MDC sign. The MDC merged with the Department of Environmental Management several years ago and became the Department of Conservation and Recreation. They control the lands around the reservoir while the Massachusetts Water Resources Agency maintained the water management. |
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SNOWSHOE CLINIC
Sponsored by Southborough Open Land Foundation (SOLF) and Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS).
Saturday, February 13th 2010 from Noon - 2:00 PM
Chestnut Hill Farm, Chestnut Hill Road
v Limited to 10 participants. v EMS will provide the snowshoes and lead a walk. v This is for beginning snowshoers. v Must be 8 or older to participate. v Children must be accompanied by an adult. v You must wear waterproof boots and winter pants - no cotton or jeans. v Bring water. Respond to Sally.Watters@solf.org by if interested. Registration is required and limited to the first 10 responders. When responding please indicate the weight range of all participants to ensure the proper size snowshoe is available: Up to 80 pounds, 80 to 200 pounds, over 200 pounds. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn to snowshoe as well as to see the lovely Chestnut Hill Farm Property that SOLF, SVT, and the Town of Southborough helped to preserve by purchasing a conservation restriction on 109 acres of rolling farmland. |
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WHAT: Gymnastics camp run by the Algonquin gymnastics team and coaches WHO: boys and girls grades 2 thru 5 WHERE: ARHS Gymnastics Gym WHEN: February 16 th , 17th and 18th 9am-11amFebruary 19 th - Gym Show - 9am-10amCome learn new gymnastics skills or perfect old ones with the high school gymnastics team and coaches. You can soar over the vault, swing on the bars, balance on the beam and flip on the floor!! Guaranteed fun!!! ************************************************************************ Camp Application NAME___________________________ ___________________________ M___ F____ ADDRESS__________________________________ TOWN_______________________ PHONE:_______________________ Email: (Please print clearly)___________________________________________________GRADE IN SEPT09 ____________ T-shirt size ________________I, Parent/Guardian agree, by enrolling my son/daughter, that he/she is physically and mentally able to participate in all of the Camp’s activities. In case of medical emergency and I cannot be reached, I hereby give permission to the physician selected by the staff to hospitalize and secure medical treatment for the child. I understand that my medical insurance is expected to cover my child for injuries. I agree not to hold the ARHS Basketball Camp, its management and staff, and/or ARHS, its management and staff, responsible for any athletic, dental, or bodily injury that may occur to my son/daughter while attending Camp. I realize and acknowledge that ARHS is not sponsoring this Basketball Camp. (Parent or Guardian Signature) (Parent or Guardian Printed Name)TUITION: $75 registration (Checks payable to ARHS Gymnastics Boosters)MAIL by February 10th TO: Mary Ellen Duggan (Gymnastics Booster Rep).47 Fisher St Northborough, MA 01532 Any questions, contact Mary Ellen Duggan – medmadred@yahoo.com508-393-1819 or 774-258-1500 Please make note anything which may affect your child’s participation__________ _____________________________________________________________________ |
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Trottier Basketball
January 27, 2010 - The Trottier Mascot the Ram provides support for the team.
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Peace and War
January 27, 2010 - A contrast in beauty. The captured cannon sits in snow while Pilgrim church and deep blue skies fill the background. Here is a little history on the cannon.
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More Pinewood Derby Photos
January 27, 2010 - Scouts and dads from Bear Den 4 hold up the race cars that ran in the derby Saturday.
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Political Scene President Obama's speech click here Massachusetts State of the State Speech Click here FY2011 State Budget begins click here |
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No Lines, No Waiting... No Excuses. It's perfect! There are no distractions. You never have to wait in line
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Powerball sales to begin Sunday in MassachusettsArrival of second multi-state game to raise $25 million for local aidBRAINTREE, January 27, 2010 – As part of the largest agreement in U.S. lottery history, the Massachusetts State Lottery will begin selling tickets for Powerball, the multi-state, high jackpot game at its 7,500 agents across the Commonwealth on Sunday. Powerball will likely increase Massachusetts Lottery sales about $50 million annually and generate about $25 million in new profits each year. The arrival of the new game is also expected to bring in an additional $10 million to $12 million in Lottery profits this fiscal year. “This is a significant boost for local aid and our 351 cities and towns,” said Treasurer Timothy P. Cahill, who chairs the Lottery Commission. “After months of intense negotiations, we have been able to deliver new excitement for Lottery players and more revenue for our communities.” Thirty-three state lotteries, representing a combined population of 199 million people and 147,000 agents, will be offering both Mega Millions and Powerball under the new agreement. The market for these games has the potential to expand to 45 state lotteries, representing 291 million Americans and 182,000 retail outlets. Millions of additional Powerball and Mega Millions players are expected to dramatically increase the frequency of gigantic Powerball and Mega Millions jackpots. Those jackpots often exceed $100 million and have approached $400 million. (See attached list). Since the inception of the games, Powerball and Mega Millions have raised about $17.6 billion for education, public safety and other essential municipal services throughout the U.S. “We are
thrilled to be able to bring our players another
opportunity to win huge jackpots,” Executive Director
Mark Cavanagh said. “Players will have more chances to
win and jackpots will grow more rapidly than ever
before. With more people playing, there will be more
winners and more prizes than ever before.” Powerball drawings are held every Wednesday and Saturday at 10:59 p.m. at Universal Studios in Orlando. The drawings will be aired locally by WCVB-TV Channel 5. |
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Come and celebrate Valentine's Day with the Steeple Coffeehouse on February 13th when we welcome Maura Kennedy and Meg Hutchinson. The doors open at 7pm. Tix are $14/$11 in advance and $17/$14 at the door.
Meg Hutchinson was raised in
the small town of Great Barrington, Massachusetts by English teachers,
so it is no surprise that she is a writer with an uncanny perceptiveness
about the natural world and the human condition. Growing up in the
Berkshire Mountains, the woods and ponds were her childhood muses, as
were the songwriters she listened to, like Greg Brown and Joni Mitchell.
When she inherited her grandmother’s 1957 Martin guitar at age eleven,
her love of words found an inspiring instrument, and there was no
turning back. “Songwriting is not something I chose, I’ve just somehow
always known that this is what I love to do. This is what I can’t help
but do,” she says. Teaming up again with Crit Harmon, Hutchinson recorded her Red House debut Come Up Full over the course of more than a year in Boston. Combining her raw storytelling folk style with tasteful, intimate production, the album showcases her sweet, earthy vocals that have been the hallmark of her music. Spanish-style guitar fills and light organ parts create a radio-friendly record that is wistful and warm.
On her first "solo" venture, Maura Kennedy unleashes her better pop angels and her most tormenting demons on "Parade of Echoes," a near-Spectorian symphony of ebullient/anguished ruminations on any True Lover's worst fears, denials and fervent hopes. Kennedy's classic rock-ability has never been better presented: To paraphrase The Bob, Maura's tough'n'tender vocal delivery has a smoky, full-bodied punch that's "just like a woman's, yet it breaks just like a little girl's." Such unguarded, soulful exposition serves her spectacularly well on this sonically expansive, lyrically claustrophobic emotional rollercoaster that -- but for the closing, Patsy Cline-flavored coda co-written with Pete -- is all Maura's, all the time. Few women in popular music have ever ventured into the push-pull of failed romance/betrayal with the righteous, self-aware presence exhibited at every measure herein; the crap has hit the fan, she gets it and manages to move on while still clearly in possession of her quiet, inner-sense of self and leaving the door open for mature, if bruised, reconciliation. |
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Tickets Now Available for SVT’s Annual Benefit, the “Olympic Gala”
The evening’s festivities will include cocktails & hors d’oeuvres, dining and dancing, and a silent auction with a wide variety of offerings, many showcasing the talents of our membership. In keeping with the “Olympic Gala” theme, Olympic or nationality inspired attire is encouraged. Please join with friends, old and new, for this evening of frivolity and camaraderie, as you demonstrate your support of conservation and the SVT mission. Together we can continue to preserve the strategically significant and beautiful lands of our area. For more information, or to inquire about attendance, auction donations, corporate sponsorship, or hosting a table, please contact Director of Membership Michael Sanders, 978-443-5588, x11, msanders@svtweb.org or Office Manager Nancy Hallen, 978-443-5588, x10, nhallen@svtweb.org. Additional details may also be found at: www.svtweb.org/benefit. |
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Fire Ball Committee Presents Check
January 26, 2010 - The Fire Ball Committee presented their check for over $83,000 to the Southborough Selectmen at tonight's meeting. The check was gladly accepted by the town and will be used toward the purchase of the new Quint fire apparatus that will replace the out of commission ladder truck 26. (photos courtesy of the SFD) |
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Two injured in vehicle crash at Marlborough & Acre Bridge Roads January 26, 2010 - Two drivers were injured in a vehicle collision shortly after 6:00 PM at Marlborough and Acre Bridge Roads on January 26, 2010. Simultaneous 9-1-1 calls were received for an allergic reaction on Newton Street, and for the vehicle crash. Two of the four on-duty personnel responded in Ambulance 28 to Newton Street. Two others responded to the vehicle crash. Off-duty and on-call personnel were recalled as well as a mutual aid ambulance from Marlborough. The two drivers were transported to Marlborough Hospital with non-life threatening injuries, one in Ambulance 29, the other in the Marlborough Ambulance.
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The Arts Center at Southborough Presents: Marjorie Kaye - Organic Crystallization and George Shaw: Photography January 31 – February 21 Opening Reception: Sunday, January 31st 2 – 4 PM Gallery Hours: Monday - Thursday 9 AM to 4 PM self-guided Saturdays & Sundays 1 – 4 PM with Docent
From an exploration of the mandala form that has been her primary focus for 20 years has emerged a new body of paintings and drawings. The infinitesimal capture of painstaking detail has begun to transform into a purity of action and gesture. What has been the inner focus of geometric sequence has become a relatively non-linear study in the content of expressive direction. The surface in the mandala-based drawings was divided and sub-divided, creating a depth, embarking on the dissection of matter at the particle level. As this work was intensely focused, the present gestural paintings are a natural succession to this action, an implosion of energy. The focus on process has become the active measurement of progression. A moment in time is transient; existing however, almost radically in the entirety, recognizable as memory. It is as a ghost of itself, providing waves of light, trails of suggestion. In my work I seek to provide a clue to the components of action and energetic expression. George Shaw is an artist residing in Cambridge, Massachusetts, graduating with honors from Massachusetts College of Art in 1983 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in painting in 1983. His work had begun to take on sculptural, 3-dimensional characteristics at this time, investigating structure and its relationship to unformed space. His 2 and 3-dimensional work led to the discovery of photography. Taken by the ability to capture a moment in time, he realized that he could utilize the camera to catch the ethereal within the real. This is mirrored in his recent series of graven images, as an attempt to catch the dialogue between the relationship of the present to the past and the future. The images came about serendipitously, and the process became based on the reflections and double images produced as he focused on objects inside various mausoleums. |
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Graduate Equivalency Diploma Classes at Assabet Valley Technical High School Individuals interested in obtaining a Graduate Equivalency Diploma (GED) should register on Feb. 2nd at Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. You must bring a photo ID, a money order for $65 made out to Assabet Valley (no cash or checks accepted), and, if you are between 16 and 18 years old, a letter from your high school stating the date of withdrawal. The GED test will be given at Assabet Valley on Feb. 23, 24 and 25. You must be present all three nights. The next registration will be March 2nd, for the test being given on March 16, 17, and 18. For more information, call Andrea Cronin at 508-485-9430, ext. 1216. |
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 (Pictured L to R) Joshua Fenton ’87, Rev. LaMacchia, Wendell Fenton ’57, and John Warren (Head of School)
Last week at St. Mark’s School, Rev. James LaMacchia was installed as the new holder of the Martin Fenton Sr. Chair
in Humanities. Rev. LaMacchia is the second St. Mark’s faculty member to
hold this distinguished endowed chair that was founded by the family and
friends of Martin Fenton Sr. in the spring of 1999 to celebrate Martin’s
life and recognize his belief in the importance of a strong humanities
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Business News Double-Take Software to Announce Fourth Quarter and Year End 2009 Financial Results on Wednesday, February 3, 2010 SOUTHBOROUGH Double-Take Software will report financial results for the fourth quarter and year ended December 31, 2009 following the market close on Wednesday, February 3, 2010 and will host a conference call to discuss these results at 4:30 p.m. EST. The public is invited to listen to a live web cast of the conference call on the Investor Relations section of the Company’s website at www.doubletake.com.A replay of the web cast will be available on the Investor Relations section of the Company’s website at www.doubletake.com approximately two hours after the conclusion of the call and will remain available for 90 calendar days. An audio replay of the conference call will also be available approximately two hours after the conclusion of the call. The audio replay will be available until Monday, February 8, 2010 at 7:30 p.m. EST and can be accessed by dialing 888-203-1112 (U.S. and Canada) or 719-457-0820 (international) and entering replay access code 6210413.PROTONEX AWARDED $1.85 MILLION CONTRACT TO DEVELOP DEPLOYABLE PORTABLE BATTERY CHARGER / APU SYSTEMS Protonex Technology Corporation a leading provider of advanced fuel cell power systems today announces that, as anticipated in its results announcement of 13 January 2010, it has received a $1.85 million contract award from the U.S. Army CECOM, as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, to develop and deliver advanced portable battery charger / APU fuel cell systems. This contract award also includes three option phases which, if awarded, could increase the total value of this contract to $6.4 million and could include delivery of over 100 production units. Under the terms of this five-month, phase one program, Protonex will develop the next-generation of its existing M250-CX platform by increasing its power output, integrating additional battery management and charging capabilities, reducing overall size and weight, and further ruggedizing the system for field use. At the conclusion of the phase one program, Protonex is expected to deliver multiple portable battery charger/APU systems to the U.S. Army for further testing and field use. Development of a next-generation system based on the existing 250-watt platform will provide the military with lightweight, extremely quiet and fuel efficient power systems that can be used as portable field battery chargers or auxiliary power units (APUs). Use of the M250-CX could enable new mission scenarios and allow a switch to rechargeable batteries in the field, thereby reducing overall weight and saving significantly on the hundreds of millions of dollars spent annually on non-rechargeable batteries in the field by the US Department of Defense. Commenting on the contract, Scott Pearson, Chief Executive of Protonex said: “With this significant award, our development work on the M250 platform of products has been supported to date by a total of $9.6 million in contracts from the U.S. Army and the U.S. Department of Defense. This contract represents continuing support from our military customers and validates the need for alternative power solutions for U.S. soldiers in the field where batteries and generators fail to provide acceptable performance.” “In addition, the potential follow-on funding contemplated by the three program options could pave the way to low volume procurement of the M250-CX systems within the U.S. Army and other military and government agencies.”Protonex’ M250-CX system is a lightweight, 250-watt portable power system designed to meet the stringent demands of a wide range of military battery charging and auxiliary power unit applications. The unique design combines advances in fuel cell energy conversion and battery charging technology into one complete product solution to provide military battery charging and 28V auxiliary power with extremely low weight, noise, and thermal signature.
UMass Memorial Health Care First
System with Multiple Winners of Betsy Lehman Award
Two hospitals within the UMass Memorial Health Care system each received the 2009 Betsy Lehman Patient Safety Recognition Award from the Betsy Lehman Center for Patient Safety and Medical Error Reduction, a program established under the Executive Office of Health and Human Services and housed within the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. UMass Memorial Medical Center and Marlborough Hospital were this year's sole winners. Both hospitals were recognized for their efforts in reducing health care-associated infections while also promoting a culture of safety throughout their institutions. Additionally, Certificates of Merit were awarded to three other hospitals. The Betsy Lehman Patient Safety Recognition Award was established in 2005 to recognize leadership and innovation in patient safety including public awareness, education and promotion of systems-based solutions through the implementation of best practices.
Marlborough Hospital "We are honored to receive the distinguished Betsy Lehman award," said John Polanowicz, CEO and president of Marlborough Hospital. "We are a community hospital where many talented, highly skilled and compassionate clinical leaders are committed to outstanding quality and safety outcomes for our patients. I thank everyone for their great work and know this will propel us forward to even greater achievements."
UMass Memorial Medical Center "By focusing on safety, data and communication, we have established a vision of zero tolerance to any outcome that does not put patient safety first," said Stanley Tam, MD, chief of Cardiothoracic Surgery at UMass Memorial Medical Center. "Our cardiac surgery team has been recognized as one of the best in the nation and our whole Medical Center continues to set the bar for excellence in quality outcomes and patient safety," said Walter Ettinger, president of UMass Memorial Medical Center. This year marks the first occasion that the primary award winners were members of the same health care system. "We are extremely proud to be recognized by the Betsy Lehman Center," said John O'Brien, president and CEO of UMass Memorial Health Care. "Improving quality, safety and the patient experience is paramount throughout the hospitals and physician practices of our system. I thank and congratulate everyone associated with these programs which make such a positive impact to our patients."
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Kuchnir Dermatology & Dermatologic Surgery Dr. Louis Kuchnir founded Kuchnir Dermatology in 2001 after completing residency at the University of Massachusetts. In September 2009, he was elected president of the Massachusetts Academy of Dermatology. Dr. Kuchnir is on faculty of the University of Massachusetts Medical School. He received his medical degree from Washington University in St. Louis. He earned a Ph.D. in physical chemistry at Harvard University and went to college at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is board-certified by the American Board of Dermatology. Kuchnir Dermatology &
Dermatologic Surgery is an academically affiliated private practice. It was
founded to provide expert dermatologic care for patients in the suburbs west
of Boston. The central mission of the practice will always be to provide
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Sports and Outdoor Activities Algonquin Regional High School
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The Wolverines started strongly on the floor exercise, posting a 59.300 total score. Freshman Rohan Sebastian (Oklahoma City, Okla./Bishop McGuinness Catholic), in his first competitive performance in Cliff Keen, recorded a 14.500 along with Cameron's 15.400 winning score. Cameron's trademark Thomas flair sequence amazed the audience of nearly 700 inside Cliff Keen. With its performance on the floor, Michigan jumped out to a nearly three-point lead and never looked back.In the second rotation, U-M placed three athletes, Cameron and seniors David Chan (Singapore, Singapore/New Hale) and Mel Anton Santander (Southborough, Mass./Algonquin Regional), in the top five on the pommel horse, stretching its lead to nearly five points. Michigan's 59.000 total was a nearly two-point improvement from the team's total at last week's Windy City Invitational. Santander was nearly flawless, recording a career best (14.950), and earned the year's first Newt Loken Outstanding Performance Award.On the rings, the Wolverines put the memory of the miscues from last week aside, sticking the same dismounts that cost them a chance at the Windy City title. Kelley led the way, nailing the front double pike dismount that he missed last weekend to take first place on the rings with a career-best 15.200. The Wolverines continued to coast on vault. Michigan again placed three athletes in the top five, posting a 62.550 total behind Chan's signature double front vault (15.800), senior Kent Caldwell (Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Latin), who added a full twist to his effort from the team's season opener (15.750), and a nearly stuck effort from Sebastian (15.700).In rotation five, Cameron and Santander turned in matching scores of 14.55 to lead Michigan to another season high on the parallel bars with a total of 57.300, extending U-M's lead to nearly 10 points going into the final rotation. The final rotation moved Michigan to the high bar, the only event on which U-M did not set a season high. Kelley soared on three release moves to lead a Michigan sweep of the event, scoring a 14.700, followed closely behind the career-best effort (14.65) of junior Ben Baldus-Strauss (Wheaton, Ill./Wheaton Warrenville South). Santander rounded out the top three.The Wolverines are back in action next week in Iowa City, Iowa, against Iowa, currently ranked No. 8, on Saturday (Jan 30) at 7 p.m. CST. |
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Rolling Brook
January 25, 2010 - The brook roars under Northboro Road and into the MWRA Aqueduct system while a fog eating snow reduces the amount of snow on the ground. |
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Want to Make a Difference in Southborough? 2010 POLITICAL CALENDAR ANNUAL TOWN MEETING . . . MONDAY, April 12, 2010 Time: 7pm Held at the P. Brent Trottier Middle School, 49 Parkerville Road If there is a 2nd night, it will start at 7:30pm the next night, TUE, April 13th ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION MONDAY, May 10, 2010 Time: 8am – 8pm PRECINCT ONE: Albert S. Woodward Memorial School . . . . . . 28 Cordaville Road PRECINCT TWO: P. Brent Trottier Middle School . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Parkerville Road PRECINCT THREE: Mary Finn School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Richards Road Nomination Papers Available in the Town Clerk’s Office for the Annual Town Election Starting: Monday, January 11, 2010 Need 44 Signatures of Registered Voters Last Day and Hour to Obtain Nomination Papers for the Annual Town Election at the Town Clerk’s Office: Friday, March 19, 2010 at 12:00 PM Last Day and Hour to File Nomination Papers for the Annual Town Election with the Board of Registrars at the Town Clerk’s Office: Monday, March 22, 2010 at 5:00 PM Last Day and Hour to Register to Vote for the Annual Town Election and the Annual Town Meeting at the Town Clerk’s Office: Tuesday, March 23, 2010 from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM Last Day and Hour for the Board of Registrars to File Nomination Papers with the Town Clerk for the Annual Town Election: Monday, April 5, 2010 at 5:00 PM Last Day and Hour to Withdraw Nomination Papers for the Annual Town Election at the Town Clerk’s Office: Wednesday, April 7, 2010 at 5:00 PM Also if you don't want to run for an office there are plenty of volunteer opportunities. Committee Vacancies Term
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 Senior Center Activities
Click here for the new Senior Center Website Support Our Senior Centers:
Stop on in and get your "Senior Centers Bumper Sticker" 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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 January 25, 2010 The Southborough Open Land Foundation conducted a snowshoe clinic this weekend at Chestnut Hill Farm.
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It’s time for the Library’s annual
VALENTINE’S DAY PARTY! Saturday, February 13 11:00 am Crafts*Games*Refreshments ~All children are invited~ |
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Local Resident teams with NASCAR champion Bobby Labonte to raise money for children's charities Southborough, MA – NASCAR Champion Bobby Labonte has joined forces with local resident Bruce Ledoux, to raise money for children’s charities through the Bobby Labonte Foundation and Guardian Angel Motorsports. The pair is part of a five-car team, The Racers Group (TRG) has entered in the upcoming Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona and is fundraising with an eye on completing 700 laps each. Labonte will be behind the wheel of the TRG No. 71 with co-drivers Spencer Pumpelly, Tim George Jr, Timo Bernhard and Romain Dumais. Ledoux will pilot the No. 18 entry with co-drivers Bob Doyle, David Quinlan, Tom Sheehan and Dan Watkins. “As the father of a child with different abilities that faces several challenges in life, I want to give kids, like my son, a chance to win because, right now, so many of them don’t have that chance,” Ledoux said. “We’re especially touched that Labonte – a big NASCAR champion – is helping our little effort to make a difference in the lives of kids.” The Bobby Labonte Foundation, created in 2003, has a great love for children and focuses on philanthropies that cater to children with special needs. The Foundation’s main a beneficiary is the Victory Junction Camp for children with chronic illnesses. The camp is a Paul Newman Hole in the Wall Gang camp founded by Kyle and Patti Petty in honor of their son Adam. Guardian Angel Motorsports, the brainchild of Massachusetts resident Bruce Ledoux, fundraises for children’s charities using the power of motorsports. Live coverage of the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona will be held on January 30 beginning at 3 p.m. EST on SPEED TV. About
Guardian Angel Motorsports
Guardian Angel Motorsports’ Boston area founders Bruce Ledoux, David Quinlan & Dan Watkins triumphantly return for their sophomore effort at the 2010 Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona with New England co-drivers Bob Doyle and Tom Sheehan. As a team of amateurs, their mission is not to win on the track, but to win in the hearts of children in need. In the 2009 Rolex 24hr race, Guardian Angel Motorsports raised over $75,000 for Children’s Hospital of Boston. This year they aim to raise over $250k for children’s charities driving in four events beginning with the Rolex24hr at Daytona. Donate at www.guardianangelmotorsports.com About TRG Motorsports TRG Motorsports is based in Mooresville, North Carolina. The Racer’s Group was founded in 1993 and has been competing at the top level of sports car racing. TRG’s Porsche sports car program is run out of the company’s headquarters in Petaluma, California. The team has the most wins of any team in the Grand-Am Rolex Series with 28, including the 2005 and 2006 Rolex Series GT championship trophy to go along with wins in the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona (three) and the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Detailed team info can be viewed at www.trgmotorsports.com and www.theracersgroup.com |
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And They are Off
January 24, 2010 - Another heat for the Pinewood Derby takes off for the finish line this past Saturday.
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What Snow and Ice?
January 24, 2010 - This group of local bikers oftentimes meet Sunday mornings at Mauro's Cafe. Three hardy bike riders ventured out in this morning's cold to show up. This included a neat bike - The Moto Guzzi in the middle. Moto Guzzi bikes were developed in Italy back in 1921 and is regarded as one of the finest made motorcycles today.
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Giving Blood
January 24, 2010 - Matt gives blood Friday at the Worcester Red Cross donation day at St. Anne's Church in Southborough Friday night. Many people showed up to donate but they can always use more. The Worcester Bank has sent some blood to Haiti earlier in the week. Stay tuned for further notices of when the next blood drive will come to town or nearby. |
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Birds of a Feather - Flock Together
January 24, 2010 - It was a feeding frenzy at the bird feeders this weekend. Lots of Warblers, Juncos, Purple Martins, Blue Birds, Mourning doves and many more types of birds showed up for dinner.
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Tumble with the
T-hawks
A Public Performance of the UNIMA Award-winning production
We
are pleased to present Marjorie Kaye and George Shaw of Cambridge, MA
exhibiting their two-person show at the Arts Center of Southborough.
kids or a friend) and stop by for a few hours of fun. 
ANN
ARBOR, Mich. -- The No.
3-ranked University of Michigan men's gymnastics team avenged last year's
loss to Penn State with an easy win on Sunday (Jan. 24), 355.650 to 344.750,
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