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Annual Tree Sale
December 10, 2010 - The Southborough Firefighters Association is conducting its annual Christmas tree sale behind the fire station. Hours are weekdays 6:00 to 9:00 PM and 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM on Saturday and Sunday. |
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Boy Scout Troop 1 Southborough Annual Christmas tree removal for Southborough residents Pick up Date: January 8th 2011
$10 for large trees, $5 for smaller trees, $1 garland/wreaths TO SCHEDULE PICK UP Send email to Troop1Trees@gmail.com or call 508-624-0195. Email or phone message must include: Name, Phone Number, Address. Requests for pick up will be taken until 7PM the day before pickup. Trees must be placed at the END of the driveway by 9 AM on the day of pick up. Please place your donation in a plastic bag clipped or taped to the top of the tree and we’ll haul it away!! Please note: This is a service of the Southborough Troop 1 Boy Scouts. Our boys are raising funds for their Big Trip in 2011. They are hoping to go to Alaska. One behalf of Troop 1 we would like to thank Southborough residents and businesses for all their support of our Scouting over the years. Thank you |
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The Governor has ordered the American and Commonwealth Flags to be lowered to half staff on Saturday, December 11, 2010
From the Governor Please be advised that Governor Patrick has ordered that the United States flag and the Commonwealth flag be lowered to half-staff at all state buildings from sunrise until sunset on Saturday, December 11, 2010, in honor of First Lieutenant Scott Milley of Sudbury, Massachusetts who was killed in action in Afghanistan on November 30, 2010. This gubernatorial order applies to: 1. The main or administration building of each public institution of the Commonwealth, e.g. town and city halls 2. Other state-owned or state-controlled buildings 3. All state military installations |
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Sunday 12/5/10 08:05 EMS CALL WILLIAM ONTHANK LN A29 FF FRANKS FF GOODSPEED C30 FF SHANAHAN 15:00 TRAINING - FIRE MAIN ST HQ3 LT PELTIER FF FRANKS FF SHANAHAN FF GOODSPEED Monday 12/6/10 08:03 EMS CALL LEARNRED ST A29 FF ROACH FF SHANAHAN C30 FF RICE 09:11 EMS CALL MAIN ST A29 FF ROACH FF SHANAHAN 10:00 SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE SOUTHVILLE RD C27 CAPT MAURO 10:30 PROPANE INSPECTION WARD RD C27 CAPT MAURO 11:05 EMS CALL PRENTISS ST A29 FF SHANAHAN FF RICE T21 LT PELTIER FF ROACH 13:43 TRAINING - FIRE MAIN T21 LT PELTIER FF ROACH FF RICE FF SHANAHAN 14:13 EMS CALL BLUEBERRY LN A29 FF ROACH FF SHANAHAN FF RICE T21 LT PELTIER 14:45 EMS CALL CORDAVILLE RD A28 CAPT MAURO LT PELTIER C20 CHIEF MAURO 16:51 MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT RIVER ST A29 C30 E23 T21 Fire Log |
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Allison Catherine Buck October 18, 2010 Holden- Kate (Guadagnoli) and Jonathan Buck announce the birth of their daughter, Allison Catherine Buck, born October 18, at Saint Vincents Hospital in Worcester . Allison weighed 6 pounds, 11 ounces, and was 20 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Catherine Guadagnoli and Paul Guadagnoli Sr, of Clinton . Paternal grandparents are Nancy and Leo Buck, of Southborough. Paternal great grandmother Dorothy Nugent of Hopkinton.
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ARHS JV Basketball
December 10, 2010 - ARHS JV Basketball took on Marlborough tonight and walked away with the win.
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December 8, 2010 - One of the Breakneck Hill Goats looks at the camera just before the cow drive. |
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Messiah Performance December 12 10 AM
The Pilgrim Festival Choir, with instrumentalists and
Soprano Elaine Crane and Tenor Ethan Bremner, will perform selections
from Handel’s Messiah, especially from the Advent and Christmas
portions, December 12 during worship at Pilgrim Church on Common Street.
The music will take up about 40 minutes of the one-hour service. Our
Minister of Music, Grace Choi, will conduct.
Bring your friends and relatives. Care for younger
children is provided downstairs. This year we had to find a way to
continue the Pilgrim Church annual tradition of presenting this inspired
music while gathering resources for a full concert next year. Questions
and comments may be sent to
singhandel@gmailcom
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December 2010 Open Studio
December 11 & 12, and 18 & 19 |
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OPEN STUDIO at the Barn - December 11 & 12, 18 & 1910am-5pm, 4 Pearl Street, Southboro, MA 01772 |
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Upcoming Events at Algonquin Regional High School 12/9 APTO Meeting, 7:00 pm, Principal's Conf Rm 12/14 Mid-point of Term 2
12/14
NSPAC Rec Workshop
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Junior Class Variety Show, 7-9pm 2/2 8th Grade Course Selection Night, 7 pm
2/15
Winter Instrumental Concert, 7:30 pm 3/2 Chorus Concert, 7:30 pm 3/2 MCAS Retest - ELA Composition 3/3 MCAS Retest-ELA Reading Comprehension 3/4 MCAS Retest-ELA Reading Comprehension 3/4 College Panel for Juniors & Parents, 7 am 3/4 Mid-point of Term 3 3/7 MCAS Retest - Mathematics Session 1 3/8 MCAS Retest - Mathematics Session 2 3/10 Unscheduled Night 3/12 SAT's at ARHS, 7:45 am 3/18 Professional Development Day - No School 3/21 Spring Sports Tryouts
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS from the Town House
Town House will be closed Friday, December 24th, Monday, December 27th, and Friday, December 31st.
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Sunrise over Southborough
December 7, 2010 - Although the photo is not taken in Southborough but rather Route 9 and Research Drive in Westborough where looking East it shows the morning sun breaking beyond the former National Grid headquarters. |
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Clean up Time
December 7, 2010 - Above: Members of the Middlesex 4-H Heritage Breed Livestock club do some late fall cleanup around Breakneck Hill Farm. Club members enjoy learning about cows, chickens, goats, pigs and more at their 4-H meetings. Many of the members visit farms, attend workshops and show at the Annual Middlesex County 4-H Fair. Below: Moooore Hay!!! The Breakneck Hill Cow Fund can always use more donations for feed and veterinary bills and incidentals such as fencing for the Southborough Belted Galloways (belties, oreo cows) The organization makes it easy to donate either via check or Paypal. They could always use more members to help feed the cows in their winter home across the street from where they graze. For more information on the 4-H club and the Breakneck Hill Cows click here.
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2011 Biggest Loser Winning Fitness Program
Each week there will be 3 major components of the program. Local health care experts will speak on fitness/nutrition, exercise classes will be provided, and a motivational segment will help to keep you pumped up. Many local health, nutrition, and fitness providers will help sponsor our event and offer discounts at their businesses. There will be a team competition with prizes awarded to the team with the highest % weight loss. Signing up as a team is highly encouraged but individuals are also welcome. For more information please contact either Pam O’Donnell, Southborough Rotary Club, 508-481-6640, pamo823@hotmail.com or, Steve Georgeson, Northborough Rotary Club, 508-393-3481, sngeorgeson@gmail.com. |
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 You're local pharmacy stores. Can't make it to the store, call the pharmacy, prescriptions are delivered free. Need a quick gift and card? Short on school supplies for that special project? Something to munch on? Eaton Apothecary is located at Town Center on Cordaville Road (rte 85) just south of Route 9.
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Good Morning, I'm honored to have the opportunity to continue to represent you and the Middlesex & Worcester district as State Senator. In the weeks since the election, I've begun working on legislation to file for the next legislative session, which begins in January. As I do that work, I want to be sure to hear directly from you about your ideas, your concerns, and your legislative priorities. Please join me at one of the upcoming community meetings I am hosting to discuss issues of importance to you and your ideas for the upcoming session. Middlesex & Worcester District Listening Tour
Ayer: Monday
December 6th, 7:00- 8:30pm I hope to see you at one of these five meetings -- please come out and tell me what's on your mind! Forward this email along to anyone you think might be interested in attending one of the community meetings.
Jamie
Eldridge
Middlesex Worcester District
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Southborough Police Department 19 Main Street Southborough, MA 01772 Chief Jane Moran Neighborhood and Home Crime Prevention Most residential burglars devote little if any time to the advance planning of any specific break-in. Their crimes, for the most part, are crimes of opportunity. They pick what appears to be an easy mark. The more you can do to keep your home from looking like an easy target, the safer you are. The first step in improving overall security is to take a hard look at the security measures already in use in your home. Here are a few key points to remember when doing a check of your house: Landscaping and Yard Security Exterior and Interior Lighting Security Systems Home Security Survey Other Home Security Information Landscaping and Yard Security Few alterations to your landscaping could be enough to ward off intruders. To avoid detection, intruders target houses surrounded by hedges and shrubs. Although very pleasant to look at, thick bushes and shrubs hamper visibility from the street and neighbors houses. Shrubbery should be trimmed within four (4) feet of any sidewalks, driveways, doors or gates and should be maintained at a height of not more than two (2) feet. Trees should be pruned as to not offer and intruder access to second floor windows. Helpful hints: place large gauge gravel on the ground near windows. The noise caused by intruders walking on it may become a deterrent. Plant spiny (thorny) plants along fences and under windows. This may discourage even the most nimble intruder. Street Numbers Street Numbers should be easily visible from the street. Critical time can be saved by emergency responders when street addresses for the house are visible from the street. Exterior Lighting It is a known fact, that good lighting is a deterrent to crime. While any lighting will help reduce your risk of becoming a victim, proper lights used correctly will be the most effective deterrent to criminal activity. Lights are important, especially in the rear of the house, where intruders do most of their work. Motion lights are a very effective use of exterior lights. Interior Lighting When residents go out for the evening, usually they turn off all the lights, and leave the one by the front door on. This could be a signal for the intruder that no one is home. We suggest that leaving a few lights on and perhaps the radio would be a better deterrent. Home Security Survey Do you keep a “Personal Property Inventory List” in a safe place? Personal Property Inventory List would help recover stolen property in the event of a theft. Photos of jewelry and other expensive items would help law enforcement identify stolen property if the burglar tries to fence or sell items locally. Keep all appraisals and personal important papers in a safe properly secured down. Remember…a safe, although heavy, can be lifted and taken if not secured to some sort of foundation. Home Security Systems There are many different home security systems out there. Choosing the right one is a matter of personal preference. Please take the time to research the one best suited for your home. Safety tips at Home Please remember there are things that resident can to help reduce crimes in your neighborhood. - Always be observant of your surroundings. Pay attention to your gut feeling if you notice something out of the ordinary. - Get to know your neighbors. They are always a great extra pair of eyes on your property when you’re not home. - Use the security devices that you have. - Have emergency numbers near your home phone. - Be suspicious of people loitering around your neighborhood and call the police when it happens! - Do not let strangers use your telephone. - Use a Southborough Police Department Vacation Check form when on vacation. |
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Another member of the Greatest Generation is gone. John Cronin Baker of Morro Bay went to the arms of his Savior Saturday, Dec. 4, 2010. Born in Massachusetts in 1923 to John Walter Baker and Barbara Cronin, he was the eldest of four children. His family cultivated in him the virtues of hard work and service to others. He proudly served in the U.S. Army Air Corps, Eighth Army 366th Bomb Group, 305th Squadron. He was the top turret gunner on a B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomber. He flew 32 missions over France and Germany, including two on D-Day. Some of his honors included the Good Conduct Medal, EAME Ribbon with three Battle Stars, Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters. He returned to his hometown of Southborough, Mass., and worked in and eventually bought the service station there. He joined the volunteer fire department and responded whenever the alarm sounded. He courted Doris Lent of Maynard, Mass., and married in 1947. Soon John and Natalie were born to the young family. When our Dad realized there was more room for advancement in the West, he packed up his family and moved to California. He found work at McDonald Douglas Aircraft and continued his search for a break in the fire service. Soon he was working for the Glendale Fire Department as a fireman, and daughters Gail and Donna joined the happy little family. Later he was a captain in the Downey Fire Department. In 1961, he accepted the position of chief with the Lompoc Fire Department, where he found great joy in bringing a professional approach to the fire service. During this time, he created the Fire Service program at Alan Hancock College, a program known for its excellence, which survives him. His efforts in the fire service have inspired many to be the very best they can be. At least eight men who have been influenced by him have gone on to become fire chiefs, another of his legacies. In 1968, his beloved wife, Doris, died. He married again in 1969 to Donna Harrigan. His career took them to Vallejo, Calif., where he served as chief - he retired in 1973. They were blessed with a son, Adrian, and daughter, Sonja, and in 1977, they settled in Morro Bay. He was a familiar figure, and served on the Morro Bay Chamber of Commerce, Morro Bay City Council and St. Peter''s Episcopal Church in many roles. He initiated the first Independence Day fireworks show on the football field at Morro Bay High School in 1986. Many people knew him as the Bernardoz ice cream man. His shop was on Main Street from 1985 to 1995, and he loved to talk with all his friends who visited him to view the World War II mementos while munching their ice cream. He entered Morro Bay politics and served on the City Council. He found time to enjoy playing in the County Band, the White Caps and his own Morro Bay German Band. John leaves behind a loving family including his wife of 41 years, Donna; sister, Barbara of Westboro, Mass.; daughters Natalie Curry of Lompoc, Gail Goodhue of Morro Bay, Donna Fancher of Shingle Springs, Calif., and Sonja Baker of Encinitas, Calif.; son, Adrian and his fiancé Britiany Cargill and little Avery of Atascadero; and grandsons Justin Curry of Lompoc and David Goodhue of Morro Bay. He was preceded in death by his wife, Doris; brothers Lawrence and Adrian; and son, John. A service will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2010, at St. Peter''s by the Sea Episcopal Church, 545 Shasta Ave. in Morro Bay. Memorial gifts may be made to St. Peter''s Episcopal Church or the National Parkinson''s Foundation, P.O. Box 5018, Hagerstown, MD, 21741-5018. Good-bye, Dad. Farewell, Friend and Mentor. We love you, Chief. We will miss you very much. You have been an inspiration to all of us. We love you for the courage you have showed us and for the lessons of service to others |
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Local Shop
December 6, 2010 - Local Artisan and writer, Pam Esty and family showed off their handicrafts and artisan works this weekend at the annual craft sale at Chestnut Hill Farm.
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MARLBOROUGH HOSPITAL TO HOLD TENTH ANNUAL TREE OF LIGHT EVENT
This year, Barbara Donnelly of Marlborough will "light" the tree. A retired Marlborough Hospital nurse, Barbara worked for 35 years in many different departments throughout the hospital and is a well-known member of the Marlborough Hospital family. Barbara, the mother of six children, 12 grand children and six great-grandchildren, raised her family in Marlborough. The Tree of Light will be decorated with angels, shining stars, snowflakes and twinkling lights. The lights and decorations are gifts from patients, family members, employees and friends of the hospital. An “angel” may be purchased in memory of a loved one or a “shining star” can be purchased in honor of a physician, nurse or any hospital employee who provided compassionate care to a patient or a family member. Snowflakes and lights represent gratefulness to the hospital for care or simply as a “thank you” to the hospital for being here in the community. Since 1890, Marlborough Hospital has provided quality and compassionate care to the residents of the community. The Tree of Light represents the patients, the hospital staff and the members of the community that the hospital has served for 120 years. For more information about purchasing an ornament or to learn more about the Tenth Annual Tree of Light, contact Ellen Carlucci, Marlborough Hospital, director of development at Marlborough Hospital 508-486-5807. |
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Got a great Christmas Display? Contest
December 6, 2010 - The Southborough News will begin its First Annual Holiday Lighting Display contest. If you have a house that you think is worthy of this award, send it in JPEG form to editor@southboroughnews.com If I receive at least five photos, I will post the photos and set up a polling message on the Southborough Forums. The top three winners will each get a $25 gift certificate to keep or donate to their local charity. The Southborough News will then match it with two $30 gift certificates (one for the Southborough food pantry and one to the Southborough Youth and Family services - in time for the holidays) So join in and let's help out in a fun way. 1. Send Jpeg photo to editor@southboroughnews.com 2. All photos must be in by 6:00 PM December 15, 2010 3. A poll for the photos will be placed at that date on the Southborough Forums 4. Votes will be closed and tallied December 16, 2010 and winners announced 5. Gift Certificates will be awarded to the top 3 vote getters. The top vote winner will also be receive a specially engraved tree ornament with the family name engraved on it. This award has been donated anonymously for the contest. |
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In observance of National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day the Governor has requested both the American and Commonwealth Flags be lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset tomorrow, December 7th From the Governor
Please be advised that Governor Patrick has requested that the United
States and Commonwealth flags be lowered to half-staff from sunrise
until sunset at all state buildings on Tuesday,
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Sudbury Valley Trustees MEANING OF WILDERNESS Wolbach Farm, Sudbury Thursday, December 09, 7:00pm -9:00pm Please join historian and philosopher Doug Seale at SVT’s Wolbach Farm on Thursday, December 9th to hear Doug speak about the “Meaning of Wilderness.” The word “wilderness” has meant different things to different people at different periods in history. This presentation focuses on changing attitudes about wilderness and nature in America and how these attitudes have shaped peoples’ interactions with the natural world. Beginning with an etymological history of the word “wilderness,” Doug will tell the story of wilderness perceptions from the Puritans, Thoreau & Emerson, to John Muir, Teddy Roosevelt, Aldo Leopold, Rachel Carson and more. Members: Free, Non-Members: $10 Registration required. SVT Members: free, Non-Members: $10 For additional information and registration, visit www.svtweb.org or call 978-443-5588 X10. |
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Dry Out
December 6, 2010 - The Wachusett Aqueduct is down a bit so that repairs can be made to the gates that help hold the water back. |
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From the Southborough Recreation Office Current Events & Programs:
Free Skate
DECEMBER
VACATION CAMP 4th Annual Gobble Wobble The Friends of Recreation and the Recreation Commission would like to thank all of you and the sponsors for another successfull Gobble Wobble. Raffle-winning numbers-Pick up at Rec Office starting Tuesday, 11/30 from 9am - 4:30pm
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Happy Shoppers
December 5, 2010 - Scout troop 92 held their annual kids shop Saturday. Above, savvy shoppers pose.
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Senior Center Activities
Click here for the Senior Center Website Support Our Senior Centers:
Stop on in and get your "Senior Centers Bumper Sticker" |
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Southborough meetings December 6 to December 10, 2010
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Library Seeks Part-time Technology Assistant Provide tech support for public and staff computers at the library; troubleshoot and resolve computer and printer issues; recommend software and hardware purchases in conjunction with municipal technology consultant and C/W MARS; update library web site and other electronic communication and fulfill other functions as needed. Will be instrumental in developing a technology plan for the library, then managing its implementation. 6-8 hours/week. $17.99 per hour.
This is a part-time, non-benefited position. Minimum requirements: bachelor’s degree, 1-3 years prior work experience in a technology environment, or any equivalent combination; flexibility, motivation and a proven ability to maximize computer efficiency in a busy, networked environment. Submit letter of application, resume, and three references to: Jane Cain, Library Director
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WINTER PARKING BAN 2010/2011
There will be no parking on any public way in the Town of Southborough from 12 midnight until 6:00 a.m. and furthermore, there will be no parking on any public way during any snowstorm in the Town of Southborough. Vehicles parked will be towed at the owner’s expense (according to the Town’s Code).
This Ban will be in effect from December 1, 2010 through March 15, 2011.
Illegal parking during unusual storms occurring before or after the Ban will be dealt with according to Section 152-6 of the Code of the Town of Southborough. |
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Southborough Library to Host Local Author Vincent Femia to share his Patriot Pride-Tuesday, December 7, at 7:00 p.m.
No team but the Patriot could move most New Englanders as they do: a unique, vagabond group of players until they settled in a little town in Massachusetts, a mediocre team for most of its first 40 years, until suddenly, in 2001, everything turned around. They’re one of New England’s sports dynasties, in the past decade winning three Super Bowls and narrowly missing a fourth. This would be a great way to enjoy the football season this year on an evening when there’s no football on TV. Call the Southborough Public Library for more information or to register at 508.485.5031 for the December 7 exploration of Patriot Pride by Vincent Femia. Bring a friend or a fan! |
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NRG Bar Run
December 5, 2010 - Dan O'Rourke and company ran fifty miles yesterday stopping at Whole Food Markets to let people know to read labels and eat healthy. The fifty miles was into Boston and back out running the Boston Marathon route back to Hopkinton.
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Northborough and Southborough Rotary Clubs 2nd annual Biggest
Loser Winning Fitness Program is back by popular demand. Last year the
combined weight loss of all participants was 1,356 lbs. The winning team
lost 10% body weight overall, and the winning individual lost 19.2%. The
program will again be held at Algonquin Regional High School Wednesday
evenings 6:00-7:30, January 12-March 30, 2011. Cost for the 12 week program
is only $60. 
