"Marlboro
Senior Panthers Softball opened up their 2010 season this week with the Jr.
Panthers traveling to Tewksbury and the Sr. Panthers playing Worcester
Fallon “B” at home. The Panthers didn’t start the season on a high note
dropping all 4 games.
CHEERLEADING CAR WASH
Sunday, May 23 from 9-3pm
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| Apologies for several weeks/days that have been missed on the Southborough News from around May 1 to May 23, 2010. The Southborough News experienced a malicious attack on the home computers. I just hope that this was a coincidence and not linked to the "Southborough 8 and the testy town elections. Linda Hubley, editor Southborough News | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Time Gone By
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Rep Dykema: It’s Time to Act on Toxic BPA Last week, Governor Patrick took an important and needed step in protecting the health of our children by directing the Dept. of Public Health to ban the sale of many children’s products containing the chemical Bisphenol A (BPA). BPA, which has been an additive in plastics and food and beverage containers for the past 50 years, has been shown in numerous studies to have negative health effects. These impacts are especially pronounced in children, who are less able to process the toxin which interferes with the action of estrogen in the body. BPA is strongly suspected of causing early puberty in girls, reproductive abnormalities in boys, and effects on brain development and behavior. Concerns about BPA are not new, however they are of increasing concern since January when the federal Food and Drug Administration took a position that BPA is of “some concern” to young children, a change in its previous position that BPA posed no human health risk. More recently, the annual report of the President’s Cancer Panel mentions BPA specifically, highlighting the growing body of evidence suggesting links to cancer. Products included in the ban would be familiar to all of us who have children or grandchildren: hard plastic baby bottles, toddler “sippy” cups, and cans of infant formula. Most major manufacturers are already on board, but action is needed to ensure these products are removed from the shelves of all Massachusetts stores. While more research is needed into the impact of BPA on adults, including possible links to breast cancer, research around the effects on children is compelling and justifies immediate action. As parents and responsible adults entrusted with the care of the next generation, this ban is a prudent and necessary step. State Representative Carolyn Dykema is a member of the Joint Committee on the Environment, Natural Resources and Agriculture and represents the towns of Holliston, Hopkinton, Medway (pct. 1), Southborough (pct. 2&3) and Westborough (pct 2). |
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Save the Date! On Saturday, May 22nd Chapel of the Cross in Westborough, MA will again be holding a huge yard sale in support of our student mission trip. A wide variety of items include children's toy & books, furniture, used books, household items, sporting goods, a bake sale, and more! Sale begins at 8 AM and ends at noon. We will have a "fill-a-bag" sale starting at 11 AM.
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SALMON Family of Companies Pledges $30,000 to Marlborough HospitalCompany becomes a member of hospital’s “President’s Circle.” Marlborough, MA, (May 5, 2010)--- Ben Colonero and Darrold Endres, executive directors of Whitney Place and Beaumont Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Center at Westborough and Whitney Place and Beaumont Skilled Nursing Center at Northborough, respectively, jointly announced a pledge of $30,000 to Marlborough Hospital. Whitney Place and Beaumont Rehabilitation are both part of the SALMON Health and Retirement’s family of companies. The donation, which will be used to help support Marlborough Hospital’s general fund, makes the two facilities members of the hospital’s “President’s Circle,” a group of businesses and philanthropic leaders who are committed to supporting health care for community members. Other local members of the hospital’s President’s Circle are St. Mary’s Credit Union, Marlborough Savings Bank, Avidia Bank, Shields Health Care Group, Consigli Construction, Marlborough Radiology Associates, Community Newspaper Company and Patriot Ambulance. “Working with Marlborough Hospital over the years has always been a good experience, and supporting our community just comes naturally with being part of SALMON Health and Retirement’s family of companies,” said Ben Colonero, executive director of the Westborough facilities. Endres agreed. “We were pleased to make a contribution to Marlborough Hospital, with whom we’ve enjoyed a smooth partnership for years. The hospital, physicians and staff provide excellent health care to members of our local communities, and we’re proud to work with them.” President’s Circle Gift Marlborough Hospital’s President and Chief Executive Officer John Polanowicz said “Whitney Place and Beaumont Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Centers truly understand the rapidly changing health care environment and understand our interdependence in caring for our community. Their decision to support the hospital and become a member of the President’s Circle is vital to the hospital and deeply appreciated.” Ellen Carlucci, director of development for Marlborough Hospital, explained that several other area businesses and philanthropic foundations have committed to joining the President’s Circle. “Everyone is talking about the importance of health care. However, these companies are taking active steps to doing what they can to assist in ensuring continued quality patient care and for this we are very grateful.” About Marlborough Hospital Marlborough Hospital, a community resource since 1890, is served by a medical staff of more than 300 primary care physicians and specialists. The hospital provides a wide range of inpatient and outpatient medical, surgical and ancillary services, including oncology, laboratory and radiology services, physical therapy, cardiac rehabilitation, inpatient and partial day mental health services as well as diabetes education and management. A state-of-the-art Emergency Department, staffed by emergency medicine physicians from the UMass Memorial Medical Center, provides 24-hour emergency care. A member of UMass Memorial Health Care, Marlborough Hospital is fully accredited by the Joint Commission, is certified as a primary stroke service by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health and a recipient of the 2009 Betsy Lehman Patient Safety Recognition Award. To learn more about Marlborough Hospital visit us on the web at www.marlboroughhospital.org About SALMON Health and Retirement Through The Willows Premier Retirement Communities for Active Adults, Whitney Place Assisted Living Residences, Whitney Place Adult Day Health Centers, Beaumont Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Centers and SALMON Centers for Early Education, located in Natick, Northborough, Northbridge, Westborough and Worcester, SALMON Health and Retirement, founded in 1952, offers a full spectrum of services designed to maintain the highest possible quality of life for those they serve. To learn more, call toll-free in Massachusetts 1-800-446-8060, or visit www.SalmonHealthAndRetirement.com. |
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Walking the Dog (s)
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Annual Book Sale
The Friends
of the Southborough Library will hold their annual book sale at the Library
on Saturday, June 12th, from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. An excellent
selection of fiction and non-fiction books for adults and children,
including biography, travel, gardening, cookbooks, health and hobby items in
hardcover and paperback will be on sale. The Southborough Library is located
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CHORAL CONCERT AN AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE ASSABET VALLEY MASTERSINGERSRobert P. Eaton, Artistic Director David Bonneau, Baritone Judy Yauckoes, Pianist Jubilant Song—Norman Dello Joio Old American Songs—Aaron Copland The Mask---William Bolcom Six American Hymns---John Gardner Saturday, May 22, 2010 at 8 PM Chapel of the Cross 160 Flanders Road, Westborough Accessible to the physically challengedAssistive listening systems available Large print programs Tickets: $15; $12 Students/Seniors Advanced sale discount $1 Information: (978)-562-9838 or www.avmsingers.org Alene E. Cole, Publicity (978) 562-9838 On Saturday, May 22nd at 8 PM, ASSABET VALLEY MASTERSINGERS led by Artistic Director Robert P. Eaton will present a program titled “An American Perspective” at Chapel of the Cross, 160 Flanders Road, Westborough. Four different approaches to American choral music will be featured. Norman Dello Joio’s A Jubilant Song draws from poetry of Walt Whitman with contemporary dance rhythms and an exciting piano accompaniment. The Mask by William Bolcom is a song cycle of texts from African American poets with intricate piano embellishment. The more familiar Old American Songs of Aaron Copland are based on American folk tunes. Lastly, the Six American Hymns in a Free Style by John Gardner are greatly influenced by the harmonies and rhythms found in American gospel and jazz. In addition to Dr. Eaton, principals will include baritone David Bonneau and pianist Judy Yauckoes with the choral members of Assabet Valley Mastersingers in this last concert of the current season. As is customary, a reception with refreshments and conversation may be enjoyed following the event. Chapel of the Cross is accessible to the physically challenged. Assistive listening systems, courtesy of Crossroads Community Foundation, are available at all concerts for use by hearing impaired audience members. Large print programs will be offered to those desiring enhanced readability. Concert tickets may be purchased at Robinson Music Company, Westborough; Shattuck Pharmacy, Northborough; Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, Shrewsbury; The English Garden Florist, Southborough; Arts Alliance, Hudson; and both Joy-Den Jewelers and Main St. Café in Marlborough. Advance sale tickets are discounted $1 (one) from the regular price of $15 (fifteen) and $12 (twelve) for students and senior citizens. For further information please call (978) 562-9838 or view www.avmsingers.org. Partial funding for the Assabet Valley Mastersingers, a non-profit organization, has been provided by the Massachusetts Cultural Council through local Arts Councils. |
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Ready to Roll
May 20, 2010 - Members of the Southborough MRC and CERT played an important part in the New England Center for Children's fourth Annual Race. Members supported Southborough Police and Fire departments with the logistics of running the race through parts of Southborough a few weeks ago. For more information on Southborough MRC and CERT click here. |
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Sports and Recreation Algonquin Regional High School
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A.C.E.S.
May 19, 2010 - Woodward students last week participated in ACES day (All Children Exercise Simultaneously), which is celebrated around the world.
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Learn to Search Military Records at the Southborough Public Library Genealogy Club Meeting, Thursday, May 20
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Southborough Artist's Work at USM "Simplocarpus foetidus," (skunk cabbage), 24" x 48" woodcut Southborough artist, Barbara Putnam, has work included in the current exhibit at the University of Southern Maine's Atrium Art Gallery in Lewiston. "Vernal Pools," an all-media visual exploration inspired by the ecology of vernal pools, includes paintings, prints, drawings, and work in stone, ceramic, metal, mixed media, poetry, and audio by 14 artists from around New England. The exhibition continues through June 30.
In New England, most vernal pools are part of the forested landscape and home to a rich array of plants and animals that thrive in the wet/dry cycle of the vernal pool environment. Vernal pools are now recognized for their ecological importance and as habitat for many endangered species.
The Atrium Art Gallery, open to the public free of charge, is located at 51 Westminster Street, Lewiston, Maine. Gallery hours are Monday-Thursday, 8-8; Friday, 8-4:30, and Saturdays May 1, and May 8, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. For more information on the exhibit and vernal pools on-line: www.usm.maine.edu/lac/art; 207-753-6500. |
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POLITO
ANNOUNCES OPENING OF CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS
SHREWSBURY - Karyn Polito, candidate for state Treasurer, is inviting people from across central Massachusetts to join her for the grand opening of her new campaign headquarters in Shrewsbury. The grand opening will take place Saturday, May 15 at 10 a.m. The headquarters office is located at 420 Boston Turnpike in Shrewsbury. Light refreshments will be served. “I am excited to have an opportunity to share the opening of my new campaign headquarters with friends, neighbors and supporters from all around,” said Polito. “I also look forward to thanking campaign volunteers for all of their hard work so far. I think it’s important for my campaign to have a visible presence in central Massachusetts. I hope people who want to know who our volunteers and supporters are will use this new office as a resource. The campaign office isn't just base of operations for my campaign volunteers, it's also a great way to engage the community.” Polito announced her campaign for state Treasurer in early March, and received the official nomination of the Massachusetts Republican Party at the party’s convention in Worcester last month. More information about the campaign can be found at www.karynpolitofortreasurer.com. |
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Massachusetts Fish and Wildlife News LEAVE YOUNG WILDLIFE ALONE! The arrival of spring means the arrival of newborn and just-hatched wildlife. These youngsters soon venture into the world on shaky legs or fragile wings and are discovered by people living and working nearby. Every year, the lives of many young wild creatures are disturbed by people who take young wildlife from the wild in a well-intentioned attempt to "save" them. Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (MassWildlife) offices are already receiving calls about young wildlife picked up by people. These well-meant acts of kindness tend to have the opposite result. Instead of being left to learn their place in the world, young wildlife removed from the wild are denied important natural learning experiences that help them survive on their own. Most people quickly find that they can't really care for young wildlife, and many of the animals soon die in the hands of well-meaning people. Young wildlife that does survive human "assistance" miss experiences that teach them to fend for themselves. If these animals are released back into the wild, their chances of survival are reduced. Often, the care given to young wildlife results in some attachment to humans and the animals may return to places where people live, only to be attacked by domestic animals or hit by cars. Some animals become nuisances and people have even been injured by once-tamed wildlife. Avoid these problems by following one simple rule when coming upon young wildlife: If You Care, Leave Them There! It may be difficult to do, but this is a real act of compassion. The young are quite safe when left alone because their color patterns and lack of scent help them remain undetected. Generally the parent will visit their young only a few times a day to avoid leaving traces that attract predators. Wildlife parents are not disturbed by human scent. Baby birds found on the ground may be safely picked up and placed in a nearby bush or tree. Avoid nest and den areas of young wildlife and restrain all pets. Leave fawns (young deer) where they are found. Fawns are safest when left alone because their camouflaging color helps them remain undetected until the doe returns. Unlike deer, newborn moose calves remain in close proximity to their mothers who, in contrast to a white-tailed doe, will actively defend calves against danger. An adult cow moose weighing over 600 pounds will chase, kick and stomp a potential predator, people included. Only when young wildlife are found injured or with their dead mother may the young be assisted, but must then be delivered immediately to a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Due to the difficulty in properly caring for them there are no rehabilitators licensed to care of fawns. It is illegal to possess most wildlife in Massachusetts. Information on young wildlife is on line at www.mass.gov/masswildlife and a list of licensed wildlife rehabilitators is posted at: http://www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/wildlife/rehab/wildlife_rehab_index.htm. FREE FISHING OPPORTUNITIES Looking for a way to spend some quality time with family or friends in the great outdoors and learn a new skill or brush up on your technique? Try a free fishing clinic or fishing festival near you! MassWildlife's Angler Education Program has teamed up with groups to provide free fishing opportunities and loaner equipment for beginning anglers of all ages. Fishing events for the month of May are below. No license is needed by participants. Go to www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/education/aep/aep_calendar.htm for continuously updated listing of fishing events. May 1 – Westborough Spring Fishing Festival at Sandra Pond in Westborough --10:00am – 2:00pm. If you have fishing equipment, bring it along. Contact Jim Lagacy at (508) 389-6309 or jim.lagacy@state.ma.us May 1 – Needham Recreation Family Fishing Derby at Needham Reservoir in Needham -- 9:00am – Noon. If you have fishing equipment, bring it along. This event is co-sponsored by the Needham Park and Recreation Commission. Contact Karen Peirce at (781) 455-7521. May 2 – Brookline Reservoir Family Fishing Festival in Brookline -- 9:00am - Noon. If you have fishing equipment, bring it along. This event is co-sponsored by the Brookline Recreation Department. Contact Jim Lagacy at (508) 389-6309 or email jim.lagacy@state.ma.us May 8 – Coes Pond Fishing Derby at Coes Pond in Worcester -- 8:00am - 11:00am. If you have fishing equipment, bring it along. This event is sponsored by the Worcester Fish and Game Association. Contact Jim Lagacy at (508) 389-6309 or jim.lagacy@state.ma.us May 9 – Pillings Pond Family Fishing Festival at Pillings Pond in Lynnfield -- 10:00am – 1:00pm . If you have fishing equipment, bring it along. This event is sponsored by the the Pillings Pond Association. Contact Gene Ellison at gene@cfninvestments.com May 15 – Disabled American Veterans Fishing Festival at the Marlborough Fish & Game Club in Marlborough --10:00am - 2:00pm. If you have fishing equipment, bring it along. This event is open only to disabled veterans. This event is co-sponsored by the Marlborough Fish and Game Club. Contact Jim Lagacy at (508) 389-6309 or jim.lagacy@state.ma.us. May 22 -- Watson Pond Family Fishing Festival at Watson Pond State Park in Taunton -- 10:00 am - 2:00pm. If you have fishing equipment, bring it along. This event is co-sponsored by the Taunton Mayor's Office & the Taunton Fish Wardens. Contact Lynn at (508) 821-1015 or Jim Lagacy at (508) 389-6309 or jim.lagacy@state.ma.us. May 22 – Nahorniak Family Fishing Festival at Five Mile Pond in Springfield -- 9:00 am - 1:00pm. You will need to bring your own rod and reel. Bait and terminal tackle will be provided. This event is co-sponsored by the Pine Point Community Council and the Springfield Parks and Recreation Department. Contact Jim Lagacy at (508) 389-6309 or jim.lagacy@state.ma.us. May 22 – Dean Park Pond Fishing Clinic at Dean Pond in Shrewsbury. 9:00am – Noon. If you have fishing equipment bring it along. This event is co-sponsored with the Shrewsbury Park and Recreation Department. Pre-registration is required. Contact Gary Grindle at ggrindle@th.ci.shrewsbury.ma.us or at 508-841-8339. SALTWATER FISHING REGISTRATION REMINDER
Speaking of fishing, the Division of Marine Fisheries reminds saltwater
anglers that this year saltwater anglers must register with the federal
government to fish. A new federal law that took effect January 1, 2010
requires most Massachusetts recreational saltwater fishermen 16 years old
and older to register with the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS)
either online via
www.countmyfish.noaa.gov or by calling
(888) MRIP-411 [(888) 674-7411]. There is no fee for federal registration in
2010. People fishing on saltwater charter or head-boats will not be required
to register. Private boat or family registrations are not available. This
year, non-residents planning saltwater fishing trips in Massachusetts must
possess a saltwater fishing permit from any state or from the federal
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Washing Cars for a Cause
Ryan’s project is to clean up, and plant, create a sign for the old cemetery in Hopkinton on Wilson street. He is also doing research on those who are buried there. Ryan held a car wash recently at the Southborough DPW to help raise funds for his project. |
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Troop Drive
WOW…We broke all records! Shipping over 500 care packages we surpassed the 5,000 box milestone. I can hardly wait to tell Courtney about the extraordinary kindness and generosity of all of you who wrote checks, brought items, and sorted and packed boxes. 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 have definitely put smiles on faces. What better way to thank our warriors for their service and sacrifice. My deepest gratitude to each of you who made a difference. (Photo Matt with Bonnie at the drive. Tim is Matt's Dad) It's not what you gather, but what your scatter that tells what kind of life you are living! Proud Army Mom of 1LT
Courtney Wilson 864th EN BN.
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Sudbury Valley Trustees Photography ContestSVT’s SEVENTH ANNUAL PHOTO CONTEST Drop off at SVT headquarters from May 10 through June 4 (Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm only or by appointment). Bring up to three of your nature photographs, taken within the Concord, Assabet, and Sudbury River Basin to SVT headquarters. Winning photographs will be selected in three categories: “The Rivers and their Tributaries”, “Flora and Fauna in the Watershed”, and “People Enjoying the Rivers”, plus an overall “Best In Show.” Winning photographs will be displayed during Riverfest. Separate judging for adults and kids under the age of 18. Contact Michael Sanders, msanders@svtweb.org for more details. Members: Entry fee is $10 for the first photograph and $5 for additional photographs, Non-Members: $10 per photo. Under 18: $2 per photograph or three for $5. |
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Fire Log Saturday 5/15/10 11:56 ALARM SYSTEM, UNINTENTIONAL COSLIN DR E22 LT DANO FF GOODSPEED E23 FF CRINGAN FF NAVAROLI 17:26 EMS CALL BOSTON RD and FRAMINGHAM RD A28 FF GOODSPEED FF NAVAROLI Sunday 5/16/10 06:37 SMOKE DET. ACT.-NO FIRE, UNINT LEDGE HILL RD E22 LT DANO FF GOODSPEED E23 FF NEAL FF NAVAROLI 12:53 EMS CALL FRAMINGHAM RD A28 FF ROACH FF CRINGAN E23 FF ASPESI FF WILLS 19:43 COOKING FIRE, CONFINED TO CONT HIGHLAND ST E22 FF ASPESI FF WILLS E23 FF AMENDOLA FF CRINGAN 21:10 EMS CALL RED GATE LN A28 FF AMENDOLA FF CRINGAN C30 FF WILLS Monday 5/17/10 10:00 FIRE SAFETY PROGRAM CLIFFORD ST C27 CAPT MAURO E23 FF ASPESI FF NEAl 13:30 SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE PRESIDENTIAL DR C27 CAPT MAURO 15:45 PLAN REVIEW - SMOKE DETECTOR HICKORY RD C3 CAPT MAURO For more fire log click here |
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In accordance with Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 2, Section 6A (e3/4), which states “On the death of a former member of the general court, the flag of the commonwealth shall be flown at half-staff from the day of death until sunset of the day of interment in accordance with such orders or instructions as may be issued by or at the direction of the governor after consultation with the speaker of the house of representatives on the death of a former representative in the general court ….” Please be advised that Governor Patrick has ordered that the United States and Commonwealth flags be lowered to half-staff immediately until sunset on Thursday, May 20 at all state buildings in honor of former Member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives Frances Alexander of Beverly, who died Saturday, May 15, 2010.
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MAY 12, 2010
IT IS OFFICIAL: EVANGELIDIS WILL BE ON BALLOT FOR SHERIFF Boston – Worcester County Sheriff candidate Lew Evangelidis announced today that he has submitted over 1500 certified signatures to the Secretary of State and has met all requirements to be placed on this year’s ballot.
Evangelidis, a former assistant district attorney and former assistant state prosecutor said, “The hard work of the over 60 volunteers who helped us collect signatures from every corner of Worcester County was a tremendous help in securing the 1000 necessary signatures. I’ve always enjoyed collecting signatures because you have a chance to get out into the communities and we received a great response from the folks we met.”
Evangelidis continued, “People throughout the county are really excited about our campaign and the chance to support a candidate who isn’t part of the old Worcester County political machine, has not made any job promises, and is committed to bringing professionalism to the Sheriff's Department.“
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Sports and Recreation Algonquin Regional High School
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Opening Day
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Westford Conservation WalkHosted by Sudbury Valley Trustees and Westford Conservation TrustSVT was recently gifted a beautiful wooded tract of land in Westford, with trails managed by the Westford Conservation Trust. We'd like to show it off to you when the wildflowers are blooming, with a focus on trees and birds as well. Come join us for a mid-afternoon walk. SVT Members, Westford Residents: Free, Non-Members: $10. Registration required at www.svtweb.org/events-calendar |
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The Sr. Panthers opened the season with the Worcester Falcons “B” dropping both ends of the doubleheader. Sr. Panthers dropped the 1st game 15 – 5 and the 2nd 12 to 4. Leading the Marlboro offense were Chet Setterlund 5 for 7 and Steve Goldstein 4 for 6. Mgr. Scerra said they had a few new players including 2 women this year and will take a couple of games to come together. He expects a good season from this team this year. The Jr. Panthers travel to their arch rivals in Tewksbury to play an always tough Tewksbury team and dropped a doubleheader losing the first game 7 – 6 and the 2nd 15 - 8. The Jr. Panthers also had some new players that have to be worked in. The Panther offense was led by Dennis Naylor going 4 for 6 and Stephen Bober 3 for 7. Jim Boice the new pitcher for the Panther’s also had a double. We are still looking for players 50+ for the EMASS Senior Softball league. Anyone interested should contact Fred Scerra at 774-249-0143 or marlsrsoftball@verizon.net as soon as possible as our season has just started.. |
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Winners
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Zip Trip
May 17, 2010 - VB Fox 25 Boston and Bea ham it up before going on the air for the town trivia test. |
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Assabet Valley Opportunities Assabet is looking for a Culinary Arts Instructor. For more information contact:
For information on the summer basketball program click http://www.assabettech.com/bbcamp/
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YARMOUTHPORT — Judith Williams-Thornton, of Yarmouthport and
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Stamp Out Hunger
May 17, 2010 - The US Postal Service held their annual Stamp Out Hunger drive which brought in more than 1400 pounds of food for the Southborough Food Pantry.
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Just Sloshing Through
May 17, 2010 - Runners for the New England Children's Center round the corner of Parkerville Road and Clifford Street in torrential rains. |
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ARHS Lacrosse
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Representative Dykema Welcomes News of Lower Workers Compensation Premiums
Boston—
Representative Dykema is pleased that Massachusetts businesses will see
their workers’ compensation premiums drop by an average of 2.4 percent
in the coming year, saving small businesses $75 million in premiums.
This rate decrease was recently negotiated and announced by the
Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office. ### State Representative Carolyn Dykema serves of the Joint Committee on Community Development and Small Business and represents the towns of Holliston, Hopkinton, Medway (pct. 1), Southborough (pct. 2 & 3) and Westborough (pct. 2). |
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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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Benita M. (Sora) Hubley, 84, died on Monday, May 10, 2010, with her children by her side. She was the wife of George A. Hubley, Sr who passed away in 1996. Mrs. Hubley was a 1943 graduate of the former Peters High School of Southborough. She was a Head Dietitian at Neary School and retired after over twenty years of service. Two years after her retirement she worked for Fay School as a dietitian for 4 more years. She was a volunteer for all the schools of Southborough and was an active member of St. Matthew Church where she taught CCD. She is survived by her children, George Skip Hubley and his wife Linda; Joseph Hubley and his wife Andrea; Donna Harrington and her husband Fran all of Southborough; brothers, Peter Sora of Southborough; 7 grandchildren, Matthew & Tanya Hubley, Cassandra, Jillian and Siena Hubley, Kimberly Hubley & Jessica Harrington and a great grand daughter all of Southborough; and many nieces and nephews. She is pre deceased by her son John Hubley and her brother Edward Sora. Visiting hours will be held on Thursday, May 13, from 4 to 7 PM at the Morris Funeral Home, 40 Main St. Southborough (morrisfuneralparlor.com) Mass of resurrection will be held on Friday, May 14, at 10 AM at St. Matthew Church, Highland St., Southborough. Burial will follow at the Rural Cemetery, Southborough. Memorial donation may be made in her memory to Country Side Nursing Home or Southborough Fire Department. Randall J. "Randy" Hogan, Jr., 84, died Wednesday May 11, 2010 at MetroWest Medical Center after a long illness. He was surrounded by his family in his final days. He is survived by his wife of 59 years, Eleanor C. Hogan, six children and 14 grandchildren. Randall and family lived for 47 years in Framingham and 10 years in Southborough. Son of Col. Randall J. Hogan, Sr. and Catherine (Sheehan) Hogan, Randall was born in Burlington, Vt., and graduated from Western High School in Washington, DC after living in many states as the son of a career Army officer. He received a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from the Massachusetts Institiute of Technology, and later received a masters in mechanical engineering from Northeaster Univ. while rearing six children. He worked 8 years for General Motors in Framingham and retired from Raytheon after a 32 year career. In addition to his wife, Randall is survived by his children: Kara Buzanoski and husband Gerald of Northborough, Vesta Kosmo and husband Michael of Wellesley, Randall Hogan and wife Sara of Orono, Minnesota, Christopher Hogan and wife Mary of Colden, NY, Lawrence Hogan and wife Paula of Northborough and David Hogan of Worcester; his grandchildren: Todd Buzanoski, Taryn Marquez & husband Jason, Timothy Buzanoski & wife Caroline, Tefta Checola & husband Adam, Adriana Kosmo, Jenna Kosmo, Stephen Kosmo, Christopher Hogan, Jr., Carolyn Hogan, Emily Hogan, Kelly Hogan, Nicholas Hogan, Dallas Hogan and Daniel Hogan; a sister: Vesta Flaggert of San Antonio, TX and many nieces and nephews. He was pre-deceased by his sister Catherine Hogan. Randall had a zest for life and had many interests. He was a longtime active member of St. Jeremiah's Church, later St. George's and finally St. Anne's Parish in Southborough. He achieved 4th degree status in the Knights of Columbus, loved square dancing with Ellie, personal computing and piloting single engine aircraft. He volunteered for decades at MetroWest Medical Center in Framingham, but his greatest passion was spending time with his family. Visiting hours are Friday May 14 from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Boyle Bros. Funeral Home, 173 Union Ave., Framingham. A funeral Mass will be celebrated Saturday May 15 at 11:00 a.m. at St. Anne's Church, 20 Boston Rd., Southborough. (www.stanne-southborough.org) Burial will follow in Edgell Grove Cemetery, Framingham Centre. In lieu of flowers, memorials in Randall's name may be sent to: the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, 1663 Bristol Turnpike, Bensalem, PA. 19020 or to a charity of the donor's choice. |
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Walk for the Heart
Dr. Kirkpatrick of St. Vincent’s Hospital and Oxford resident Dr. Paul Roland celebrated after taking their hearts for a walk at the American Heart Association’s annual Central MA Start! Heart Walk on May 1st along Shrewsbury Street in Worcester. The Heart Walk raised over $340K for heart and stroke research and brought together more than 6,000 community members. To learn about the Start! program or to make a donation today, visit www.centralmaheartwalk.org
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A Crash Encountered The Southborough News regrets to inform the readers that I have had major difficulties since Friday night on updating the website. It has not been timely updates and I apologize for any inconveniences. My main computer crashed Friday night and I have been trying to recover many of the files and photos to send on to a laptop for now. The Southborough News for those that don't know, is just a hobby of mine. I am the owner/editor/ad sales/news staff and photographer. It is a one person operation with the exception of good friends Carol and Chris that often cover events for me when I am not around or send in photos that they think will be of special interest for our awesome readers. I remotely edited the website from Maryland during February and March when I was at USDA/APHIS officer training for my full time job working with the Asian Long Horned Beetle infestation in Worcester. I hardly missed a day while remotely updating and here I am missing several days because of computer failure. I have never had a photography lesson or computer lesson and set up the site as a whim for extra income while my children were still of school age. I have led a frustrated life this weekend trying to put it all back together again. Kind of like the Humpty Dumpty story. Sorry for the delays and inconveniences. Hopefully, it won't be too bumpy a ride to get everything together once again. Thanks all for your patience. Guess what? May marks our third year of publication!! Thanks again to all my readers and contributors. Linda |
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BIG DAY AT FINN
May 2, 2010 - Opening Day of Baseball at Mooney Field, Finn School Southborough.
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May 2, 2010 - New piglets at Davco Farms on Breakneck Hill Road. |
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May 2, 2010 - Jackson heads up the trash removal efforts at Mt. Vickery and Cordaville Roads. |
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Ride - Saturday July 24, 2010 
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