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Troop Package Drive
May 14, 2011 - Dropping off goodies for the many boxes to be sent to our troops. Don't forget that you can still drop off items tomorrow at the Senior Center at 9 Cordaville Road this Sunday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Thank you.
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Birders and the Birds
May 14, 2011 - Birders got a treat today on the walk sponsored by SOLF and led by Jeff Collins from Mass Audubon.
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Springtime in Southborough
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MPS Clinic
May 14, 2011 - the Under 5 boys team were given soccer lessons during an MPS soccer clinic. (contributed photo) |
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Jon Radoff, Author of “Game On : Energize
your Business with Social Media Games,” to Speak at Southborough Library,
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Representative Dykema to Hold Office Hours
Boston— Representative Carolyn Dykema will be holding office hours throughout the 8th Middlesex District.
Any resident who would like to speak with Representative Dykema and is unable to attend office hours should contact her office at (617) 722-2210 or email her aide at leah.robins@mahouse.gov to set up a personal appointment.
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State and Federal Officials Expand Quarantine Zone into Town of Auburn Due to the Discovery of Additional Trees in Worcester County Infested with Asian Longhorned Beetles Boston – The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) today announced the expansion of the Asian longhorned beetle (ALB) regulated area in Worcester County after the discovery of three infested trees near Holy Cross College in Worcester. Because of this discovery, DCR and APHIS will expand the current central Massachusetts regulated area by four square miles. The federal and state quarantine zone for the area will now be 98 square miles.
An arborist working for a
local tree care company reported a suspicious tree to the Massachusetts ALB
cooperative eradication program. Further inspections by eradication program
staff identified two additional infested trees within the southern edge of
the regulated area boundary line in Worcester. “The expansion of the
regulated area is necessary to safeguard communities from the further spread
of this invasive insect,” said DCR Commissioner Ed Lambert. “We appreciate
the patience and understanding of local communities as we continue to work
hard to contain and eliminate ALB infestation within the Worcester County
Regulated Area.” What an infested tree will look like. This tree is not the Electric Ave tree but one in the Burncoat Street area.
Although the expanded regulated area now extends into Auburn, as of today, no infested trees have been discovered in the town. APHIS ALB Eradication protocols require that the regulated boundary be at least 1.5 miles from an infested tree.
State and federal officials will hold a public meeting to provide information and answer questions on Thursday, May 12 at 6 p.m. Pakachoag Church, 203 Pakachoag Street, Auburn. Subsequent public meetings will be determined at a later date. The beetle, native to Asia, is a destructive pest of hardwood trees, including maple, horse chestnut, birch, poplar, willow, and elm. The golden rain tree (Koelreuteria paniculata) has recently been added to the Federal Order of host genera for the Asian longhorned beetle. This order officially lists the golden rain tree as a regulated species in Massachusetts.
ALB was first discovered in Massachusetts in 2008. The regulated area includes the Worcester, West Boylston and Boylston, as well as portions of Holden, Shrewsbury and Auburn. To view the current Worcester County quarantine map, please visit: http://www.aphis.usda.gov/plant_health/plant_pest_info/asian_lhb/alb_maps.shtml The public can assist the eradication effort by allowing program officials access to their property to evaluate susceptible trees for signs of ALB infestation, and by reporting sightings of the beetle or any signs of infestation.
For more information and to report signs or symptoms of ALB go to www.BeetleBusters.info or http://massnrc.org/pests/alb , and for answers about program activities please call the Massachusetts ALB Cooperative Eradication Program at (508) 799-8330 or toll-free at (866) 702-9938. ### The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR), an agency of the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs, oversees 450,000 acres of parks and forests, beaches, bike trails, watersheds, dams, and parkways. Led by Commissioner Edward M. Lambert Jr., the agency’s mission is to protect, promote, and enhance our common wealth of natural, cultural, and recreational resources. To learn more about DCR, our facilities, and our programs, please visit www.mass.gov/dcr. Contact us at mass.parks@state.ma.us. Follow Secretary Sullivan on Twitter .............................. twitter.com/massEEA View videos on You Tube ............................................... www.youtube.com/MassEEA View downloadable photographs on Flickr ..................... www.flickr.com/photos/masseea/sets/ Visit the Energy Smarts blog .......................................... www.mass.gov/blog/energy Visit The Great Outdoors blog ........................................ www.mass.gov/blog/environment Visit our website ............................................................. www.mass.gov/dcr 251 Causeway Street, Suite 600, Boston, MA 02116 — (617) 626-1250 office / (617) 626-1351 (fax) |
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Lined Drive
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Explosion of Colors
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Our tails are wagging with excitement!
Paws 4 A Cure is excited to announce its Fourth Annual Walk. This year's signature walk is scheduled for Sunday, May 15, 2011 at Lake Quannapowitt in Wakefield, Massachusetts at 1:00 (rain or shine). Lake Quannapowitt is approximately 3 miles.
Join us for an afternoon of tail waggin', treats and belly rubs, and show your support for our mission to help our furry friends and their human companions.
The purpose of this event is to raise money that will be directly
distributed to veterinary hospitals for the pet owners and families that
cannot afford veterinary treatment for their dog or cat without our help.
If you are unable to attend the walk, please consider a tax deductible donation to help an animal in need of medical care. REGISTER NOW for the 2011 Paws 4 A Cure Walk. You will have the option to register as an individual, create a walk team or join an existing walk team.
$25.00 pre-registration online or by mail We ask that everyone please pre-register prior to the walk to avoid long lines at the registration table. This also includes those that are paying by cash or check on the day of the walk, you will be able to complete your information online and turn in your cash or check at the registration table at the walk.
Time-Line of Events Upon arrival, all walkers should visit the registration booth to check in and receive your goody bag, balloon and water.
· 1:00 PM - All walkers should check in · 2:00 PM - Opening remarks / ceremony · 2:15 PM - The walk begins · 3:30 PM - Closing remarks / ceremony
Silent auction winners will be announced immediately following the closing remarks.
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Sudbury Valley Trustees is proud to announce a new participant to its Family Fair this coming Sunday, May 15 at Wolbach Farm. Massachusetts Agriculture in the Classroom is a small, private non-profit organization that has been working since 1984 to provide agricultural education and training. Our agricultural educational programs now reach more than 13,000 teachers and other educators annually, helping them to bring agriculture to life for their students by making the connection between the foods, fibers and other agricultural products they use every day and their agricultural roots, while also connecting these lessons to the Massachusetts curriculum frameworks.
Come one, come all to SVT’s Family Fair. Free of charge, rain or shine. For more information, please contact Michael Sanders, 978-443-5588, x111
Sudbury Valley Trustees 18 Wolbach Road Sudbury, MA 01776
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Parkerville Road South
May 11, 2011 - Parkerville Road at Richards Road was quite the mess as school let out and elections were held Monday at the Finn School. |
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The Future of Southville Road
May 11, 2011 - Southville Road residents were notified today of major improvements to the road from the Westborough line to Woodbury Road. It will include grinding of the road, new curb cuts, granite curbings and more that will take a few some time to complete. Residents were warned about traffic disruptions and commuters were asked to reduce speed along the road when it becomes gravel for a time. Southville Road and adjoining roads may be inaccessable at times for even residents. |
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One of the Newer Sports at ARHS
May 11, 2011 - Girls Varsity Rugby (Rugby A) def Worcester 24-5.
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Busy Bee Keeper
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SOUTHBOROUGH FIRE DEPARTMENT DAILY LOG
Tuesday 5/3/11
10:00 TRAINING - FIRE MAIN ST HQ4 CAPT HUBLEY FF ASPESI FF KANE FF WILLS
10:00 TRAINING - OTHER STATE RD ST0 C27 CAPT MAURO
14:34 NATURAL VEGITATION FIRE, OTHER CARRIAGE HILL CR C30 FF NAVAROLI E22 CAPT HUBLEY FF KANE FF STRONG
16:16 GAS LEAK (NATURAL GAS OR LPG) FOX HILL DR C27 CAPT MAURO E22 CAPT HUBLEY FF NAVAROLI FF KANE E23 FF STRONG
17:15 BRUSH,BRUSH & GRASS MIX FIRE CARRIAGE HILL CR C20 CHIEF MAURO C30 CAPT MAURO LT COLLEARY
17:26 VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES TURNPIKE RD A28 FF ASPESI EMT GLECKEL C20 CHIEF MAURO
17:45 BRUSH,BRUSH & GRASS MIX FIRE SOUTHVILLE RD and CORDAVILLE RD E23 CAPT MAURO LT COLLEARY LT G. HUBLEY
20:59 BUILDING FIRE MAIN ST ASH C20 CHIEF MAURO E22 CAPT HUBLEY FF STRONG FF KANE FF NAVAROLI R25 LT G. HUBLEY SC1 LT PELTIER FF FRANKS FF NEAL FF HOGAN SC2 LT COLLEARY FF TOMMANEY EMT GLECKEL
Wednesday 5/4/11
01:59 ASSIST INVALID WOODLAND RD A28 FF NAVAROLI FF KANE C30 FF STRONG
15:00 PLAN REVIEW - SMOKE DETECTOR WALNUT DR C3 CAPT MAURO
Thursday 5/5/11
08:12 EMS CALL LEONARD DR A28 FF ROACH FF AMENDOLA C30 LT SADOWSKI
09:43 ALARM SYSTEM, UNINTENTIONAL ST MARTIN DR C27 CAPT MAURO T21 LT SADOWSKI FF RICE
11:45 ALARM SYSTEM DUE TO MALFUNCTIO TURNPIKE RD E22 FF AMENDOLA T21 LT SADOWSKI FF RICE FF ROACH
12:12 ADMINISTRATIVE MEETING STATE RD STW C20 CHIEF MAURO
14:00 PLAN REVIEW - SMOKE DETECTOR MAIN ST C27 CAPT MAURO
14:40 SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE ATWOOD ST C27 CAPT MAURO
15:00 FOLLOW-UP INSPECTION TURNPIKE RD C27 CAPT MAURO
15:22 EMS CALL CORDAVILLE RD A28 FF RICE FF ROACH C30 FF AMENDOLA
15:49 RESCUE, EMERGENCY MEDICAL CALL WOODLAND RD A29 LT SADOWSKI FF AMENDOLA
Friday 5/6/11
00:00 EMS CALL MAIN ST A28 FF ROACH FF AMENDOLA
14:36 GAS LEAK (NATURAL GAS OR LPG) PINE HILL DR C20 CHIEF MAURO E22 FF GOODSPEED FF MARTINS T21 LT PELTIER FF FRANKS FF SHANAHAN
23:59 EMS CALL SOUTHVILLE RD A28 FF SHANAHAN FF MARTINS C30 LT PELTIER
Saturday 5/7/11
03:02 GAS LEAK (NATURAL GAS OR LPG) TURNPIKE RD E22 FF SHANAHAN FF HOGAN T21 LT PELTIER FF FRANKS FF GOODSPEED FF MARTINS
06:16 EMS CALL WOODLAND RD A28 FF SHANAHAN FF MARTINS C30 FF FRANKS
15:00 EMS CALL WOODLAND RD A28 FF AMENDOLA FF NEAL E22 LT SADOWSKI FF SHANAHAN
19:58 EMS CALL POWDER MILL LN A28 FF AMENDOLA FF NEAL E23 LT SADOWSKI FF RICE
20:33 VEHICLE ACCIDENT, GENERAL CLEA BREAKNECK HILL RD A29 LT SADOWSKI FF RICE
21:00 EMS CALL TURNPIKE RD A29 FF RICE LT SADOWSKI
23:05 EMS CALL SCHOOL ST A28 FF AMENDOLA FF NEAL C30 FF RICE
Sunday 5/8/11
03:21 EMS CALL OREGON RD A28 FF NEAL FF AMENDOLA C30 FF RICE
08:18 EMS CALL WILLIAM ONTHANK LN A28 FF AMENDOLA FF MARTINS C30 FF FRANKS
13:00 TRAINING - FIRE MAIN ST HQ3 LT PELTIER FF FRANKS FF SHANAHAN FF GOODSPEED SC1 FF HOGAN
Monday 5/9/11
08:15 PLAN REVIEW - SMOKE DETECTOR BRYDEN RD C3 CAPT MAURO
10:00 SMOKE DETECTOR NEW CONSTRUCT FLAGG RD C27 CAPT MAURO
14:49 EMS CALL BOSTON RD A28 LT DANO FF ASPESI C30 FF KANE
17:21 EMS CALL NORTH ST A28 FF KANE FF NAVAROLI C30 FF ASPESI
17:53 VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES MARLBORO RD A28 FF KANE FF NAVAROLI E23 CAPT HUBLEY FF ROACH
19:57 SYSTEM MALFUNCTION, OTHER LEDGE HILL RD E23 FF NAVAROLI FF ROACH T21 CAPT HUBLEY FF KANE |
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The Unofficial Election Results
May 10, 2011 - Town Clerk Paul Berry reads of the results of yesterdays elections last night.
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Switching of the Guard
May 10, 2011 - Southborough police officers
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Learning Citizenship
May 10, 2011 - There were very few voters that attempted the polls in yesterday's elections. Here Sharon teaches her children the steps involved with voting. |
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25th Annual APDA MA Chapter Parkinson Walkathon
Get Ready to “Walk the Walk” on Sunday, June 5th
The Massachusetts
Chapter of the American Parkinson Disease Association (APDA) is in high
gear as it readies for its 25th Annual Massachusetts Chapter
Parkinson Walkathon on Sunday, June 5th, 2011. The Sunday,
June 5h event will be held at the Reebok International
Headquarters’ track in Canton, MA (1895 J.W. Foster Blvd.) with a start
time of 12:00 noon (registration at 11:15am). The location offers a safe
environment with plenty of parking and ample facilities for everyone.
The walk total is 3 miles (1 lap = 1/4 mile); however,
walkers can walk any part of this or choose to enjoy the beautiful day
and the many other activities. (Reebok
policy requests no pets at the event.) KISS 108 FM’s Matt Siegel of Matty in the Morning will be there to lead the festive atmosphere. Come alone or bring a team to help support this fundraising endeavor. One hundred percent of the proceeds go towards vital Parkinson’s disease research approved by the APDA Scientific Advisory Board. Last year over 1,500 people participated in the Walkathon and the event raised $100.000. With everyone’s help, we can make this year’s Walkathon even greater. Whether you walk solo, walk with a team, or come to cheer the walkers on, you can make all the difference in the world to the Parkinson’s disease community. Come and be proud of yourself for doing something wonderful to help fight Parkinson’s disease!
For further information about the Walkathon please contact the Walk Coordinator, Denyse Turpin at the APDA Information and Referral Center at Boston University Medical Campus: (800) 651-8466 or information@apdama.org Donations can be mailed to the APDA Massachusetts Chapter - 72 East Concord St, C3 - Boston, MA 02118 (Checks made payable to the APDA MA Chapter) or processed online. Please visit the MA Chapter website at www.apdama.org and the Walkathon event page at apdaparkinson.donordrive.com/event/mawalk2011 We invite you to join us to help make steady strides for Parkinson’s disease research by funding the road to “Ease the Burden - Find a Cure.” We look forward to seeing you there!
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Space Weather News for May 10, 2011 http://spaceweather.com MORNING PLANETS: Set your alarm for dawn on Wednesday morning May 11th. Jupiter and Venus will be in conjunction, shining through the eastern twilight only half a degree apart. It's a spectacular way to begin the day. Visit http://spaceweather.com for photos and more information. You are subscribed to the Space Weather mailing list, a free service of Spaceweather.com. New subscribers may sign up for free space weather alerts at http://spaceweather.com/services/ . |
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Woodville Trailbusters 4H Horse Club 2-Phase and Dressage Show May 15,2011 At Carriage Hill Farm, Hopkinton, MA 2 Mechanics Street, Hopkinton, MA Judge: Closing Date: Entries postmarked by April 30, 2011 2-Phase Info: Dressage and Stadium Jumping (dressage in ring) Entry Fee: $40.00 DIVISIONS: Leadline Baby Green Pre-Elementary Elementary Beginner Novice Novice Training Leadline (see our website) 2011 USDF Intro Test B 2011 USDF Intro Test B 2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A 2010 USEF Beginner Novice Test A 2010 USEF Novice Test A 2010 USEF Training Test A Ground Rails Ground Rails Not to exceed 18" Not to exceed 2' Not to exceed 2'7" Not to exceed 2' 11" Not to exceed 3'3" Dressage Only Info: Dressage Tests Entry Fee: $20.00 Dressage Tests Only Classes Offered: Leadline Dressage 2011 USDF Intro Test A & B (Walk Trot) 2011 USEF Training Level Test 1-4 USEA TOe Walking Horse, Gaited TOe AWARDS: Prize and 6 Ribbons awarded for each divisions/class RULES: • Modified AHSA, USDF, and USEA rules will be used as general guidelines. • Show management reserves the right to combine or divide class/division. • All entries must be accompanied by payment in full and a copy of current coggins. • Approved headgear required at all times when mounted on the show grounds. • All trash and debris must be removed from the show grounds before departure. • Refunds will only be given if cancellation is done before the closing date and slot can be filled from the wait list. NO refunds after closing date. • Visit our website woodvilletrailbusters4hclub.org. For more information contact Sue Lukey at slukey07(a1yahoo.com or 508-435-4129 Woodville Trailbusters 4H Horse Club 2-Phase and Dressage Show NAME ~ PHONE# _ ADDRESS CITY ST ZIP __ EMAIL, _ Name of Horse Breed ----'Age __ EMERGENCY CONTACT PERSON & PHONE # FOR DAY OF EVENTNAME ~-----~-~PHONE----- 2-Phase Division Dressage Test Only$40.00per Division $20.00perTest --- Baby Green (Intro B & Ground rails) Leadline Dressage--- Pre-Elementary (Intro B & 18" x-rails) 2007 US OF Intra Test A (Walk Trot)--- Elementary (Beg. Nov. A & up to 2'3") 2007 USOF Intra Test B (Walk Trot)--- Beginner Novice (Beg. Nov. A & 2'7") 2007 USEF Training Level Test 1--- Novice (Nov. Test A & up to 2'11") 2007 USEF Training Level Test 2--- Training (Training Test A & up to 3'3") 2007 USEF Training Level Test 3Leadline (Leadline & Ground rails) 2007 USEF Training Level Test 4-- USEA TOC _ ____ USEATOC _ ___ Gaited TOC _ __ Gaited TOC _ Total Amount Enclosed _ CHECK PAYABLE TO: Woodville Trailbusters 4H Horse Club SEND TO: Woodville Trailbusters, 25 Winter Street Hopkinton, MA 01748 TIMES: will be posted on www.woodvilletrailbusters4hclub.org on Wed. evening before event. , .General Activity Release I hereby attend this competition at my own risk, subject to the rules of Woodville Trailbusters 4H. I hereby agree to be responsible for any injury or damages that may occur to, or be caused by any animals, vehicles, or trappings, or the loss of any animal, vehicle, or trappings belonging to or exhibited by me. I further agree to be absolutely responsible for the physical condition of any animal under my control or ownership and will also release, indemnify and save harmless the said competition, its show manager, volunteers, Carriage Hill Farm and Massachusetts 4H from any damage, expense and/or liability arising out of or resulting from any act or omission of the exhibitor, Woodville Trailbusters, or Carriage Hill Farm or their agents, servants or employees. I certify that all my horse(s) are free from contagious disease. Warning: Under Massachusetts Law, an Equine professional is not liable for any injuries to, or death of, a participant in equine activities, pursuant to chapter 128, section 20 of the general laws.Exhibitor Signature (Parent or Guardian if under 18) _________________________________________
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And the winner is
May 9, 2011 - Town Clerk Paul Berry (also won another term as Southborough Town Clerk) announced that Daniel Kolenda will be our next selectman winning against Jeff Rosenberg 626 to 169. Jean A. Chappelle also won her seat against write in candidate 533 - 70. All election results are unofficial at the current time. |
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Algonquin Regional High School Presents
"The Adding Machine" - by Elmer Rice Directed by Tom Alera
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The Hunter
May 9, 2011 - A cat makes its way through the woods off Parkerville
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Colors of Spring
May 9, 2011 - Spring has finally arrived as attested by numerous flowering shrubs, trees and flowers.
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Worried about Deer Ticks and Lyme Disease?
Under Our Skin, a documentary about people that have suffered Lyme disease and the medical battles they had to fight to get treated is now available on demand through cable providers. |
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It's springtime and no better time to have your car looking brand new again with a car wash. Visit Choice Car Wash at: 155A Boston Road, Route 30 Southborough, MA 508-481-7395 Hours M - F 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM Saturday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM Sunday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Get your vehicle ready for those summer road trips by making an appointment at Southborough Auto Tech located at: 145 Boston Road Southborough, MA 01772 508-485-9082
Southborough Auto Tech is now a Massachusetts State Inspection Station
Hours M - F 6:30 AM - 7:30 PM Inspection hours 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Saturday (no repairs) 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Sunday (No Repairs) 9:00 AM - 4 PM |
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Sports and Recreation ARHS Sports Photos by Chris Wraight www.thawkspix.com |
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Town Elections Don't Forget to Vote!!
Monday, May 9th,
Polling Locations: Town of Southborough Precinct Map Go to www.wheredoivotema.com to check your voting location. There are (3) three polling locations in Southborough o Precinct 1 - A.S. Woodward Memorial School, 28 Cordaville Rd o Precinct 2 - P. Brent Trottier Middle School, 49 Parkerville Rd
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Leader Simon Vos (blue pfd and orange shirt relaxes with the attendees) Saturday, April 30, Sudbury Valley Trustees volunteers Simon Vos and Jim Lagerbom led a paddle to Cedar Swamp Pond, the headwaters of the Sudbury River. The paddle began at Fruit Street in Hopkinton on its way to Cedar Swamp Pond in Westborough. Only when the water level is high is it accessible to the pond. SVT hosts this program every year in late April or early May. Pictures taken by leader Jim Lagerbom.
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Southborough Library website: Click here On Wednesday, May 11, at 11:00 a.m., the Senior Center Book Group, sponsored by the Southborough Library, meets to discuss Among Thieves, by David Hosp. This is a fictionalized version of the art heist at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in 1990. At 6:30 that evening, the Young Adult Book Group meets at the Library to discuss The Angel Experiment, by James Patterson, and Alchemyst, by Michael Scott.
On Thursday, May 12, starting at 3:00 p.m., Anna Catone coordinates a workshop of readings, called My Favorite Poem. Bring in a poem that you have always loved and share it with the group – read it aloud to the group, or have Anna read it for you. Teens and adults welcome. Call 508-485-5031 or visit the Library to sign up.
At 6:30 p.m., the Books-to-Movies Discussion Group gets together to watch The Perfect Storm, a 1997 film based on the 1991 book by Sebastian Junger. Join us! |
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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 May 9, to May 13, , 2010
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SOUTHBOROUGH FIRE DEPARTMENT DAILY LOG Tuesday 4/26/11 10:00 PLAN REVIEW MEETING COMMON ST C27 CAPT MAURO 10:42 ADMINISTRATIVE MEETING CORDAVILLE RD C20 CHIEF MAURO 12:48 ADMINISTRATIVE MEETING COMMON ST C20 CHIEF MAURO 13:30 SCHOOL INSPECTIONS MAIN ST C27 CAPT MAURO 13:36 SMOKE DET. ACT.-NO FIRE, UNINT MIDDLE RD E22 FF STRONG T21 LT DANO FF PIERCE FF KANE 16:00 SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE MEADOW LN C27 CAPT MAURO 16:30 OIL BURNER PARKERVILLE RD C27 CAPT MAURO Wednesday 4/27/11 01:29 CO DETECTOR ACTIVATION, NO CO OVERLOOK DR E22 LT DANO FF PIER 06:55 SMOKE DET. ACT.-NO FIRE, UNINT MAIN ST E22 FF STRONG T21 LT DANO FF PIERCE FF NEAL 10:00 FIRE SAFETY PROGRAM CLIFFORD ST C27 CAPT MAURO 11:03 ALARM SYSTEM, UNINTENTIONAL SOUTHVILLE RD A28 FF RICE FF ROACH C30 FF AMENDOLA 11:17 CARBON MONOXIDE INCIDENT SEARS RD A28 FF ROACH FF RICE C27 CAPT MAURO E22 LT SADOWSKI FF AMENDOLA 12:02 ADMINISTRATIVE MEETING BARTLETT ST NOH C20 CHIEF MAURO 13:37 EMS CALL NEWTON ST A28 FF ROACH FF RICE 14:13 EMS CALL NEWTON ST A29 LT SADOWSKI FF AMENDOL 15:58 EMS CALL TURNPIKE RD A28 FF ROACH FF RICE C30 FF AMENDOLA 19:00 EMS CALL TURNPIKE RD and RESERVOIR CORP A28 FF AMENDOLA FF ROACH 21:19 EMS CALL ARVETTER DR FRA A28 FF ROACH FF RICE 22:20 EMS CALL MAIN ST A29 FF AMENDOLA LT SADOWSKI Thursday 4/28/11 05:36 EMS CALL LEONARD DR A28 FF RICE FF ROACH E22 LT SADOWSKI FF AMENDOLA 08:21 VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES BOSTON RD A28 FF FRANKS FF MARTINS E23 LT PELTIER FF AMENDOLA 13:16 EMS CALL GRANUAILE RD A28 FF FRANKS FF MARTINS C30 FF AMENDOLA 13:30 COMMERCIAL INSPECTION ST MARTIN DR C27 CAPT MAURO 14:00 FOLLOW-UP INSPECTION ST MARTIN DR C27 CAPT MAURO Friday 4/29/11 16:29 BRUSH,BRUSH & GRASS MIX FIRE MARLBORO RD C30 FF ROACH FF AMENDOLA
16:59 VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES TURNPIKE RD A28 FF ROACH FF AMENDOLA 17:13 MISC FD ENTRY SOUTHVILLE RD C20 CHIEF MAURO LT SADOWSKI 20:28 DETECTOR ACTIVATION, UNITENTIO HIGHLAND ST E22 FF ROACH T21 FF RICE FF AMENDOLA FF WILLS Saturday 4/30/11 11:45 UNAUTHORIZED BURNING CORDAVILLE RD C30 FF FRANKS 13:54 UNAUTHORIZED BURNING TURNPIKE RD C30 FF FRANKS 20:26 RESCUE, EMERGENCY MEDICAL CALL MAIN ST A28 FF GOODSPEED FF MARTINS C30 FF NEAL Sunday 5/1/11 04:48 THREAT TO BURN TURNPIKE RD A28 FF MARTINS C20 CHIEF MAURO E22 FF NEAL T21 FF GOODSPEED FF SHANAHAN 09:55 M/A GIVEN CEDAR ST ASHLAND E22 CAPT HUBLEY FF WILLS FF NAVAROLI 10:47 EMS CALL SARSENSTONE WY A28 FF AMENDOLA 10:47 ALARM SYSTEM DUE TO MALFUNCTIO MARLBORO RD C20 CHIEF MAURO R25 LT G. HUBLEY 19:05 EMS CALL BOSTON RD A28 FF KANE FF WILLS C30 FF NAVAROLI Monday 5/2/1109:41 EMS CALL EAST MAIN ST A28 FF ASPESI FF PIERCE C30 CHIEF MAURO E22 CAPT MAURO FF ROACH 10:15 PLAN REVIEW - COMMERCIAL NORTHBORO C3 CAPT MAUR 18:29 EMS CALL ACRE BRIDGE RD and 911 FIELD A28 FF PIERCE FF KANE C30 LT DANO |
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MURTHA CULLINA EARNS SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARD IN GREATER BOSTON FOOD BANK’S LEGAL FOOD FRENZY BOSTON, MA … Attorneys and staff of Murtha Cullina LLP participated in the 2011 Greater Boston Food Bank’s Legal Food Frenzy from March 28 through April 8. Through a combination of monetary donations, food collection, fundraisers, walks, a raffle, and friendly interoffice competitions, Murtha Cullina collected the equivalent of over 37,000 pounds of food towards the Greater Boston Food Bank’s mission to end hunger in the Commonwealth. At the award ceremony on May 2nd, Attorney General Martha Coakley presented Murtha Cullina with a Special Recognition Award for the Most Actual Food Collected by a Medium Firm. Murtha Cullina’s efforts placed them 4th in the overall competition amongst over 70 participating organizations. During the two-week period, Murtha Cullina organized activities including a pot luck luncheon where attorneys and staff made contributions in order to eat a homemade, in-office lunch cooked by Firm employees; a raffle of donated prizes such as restaurant certificates, coffee makers, and Red Sox tickets; walkathons in which participants solicited sponsorships from co-workers, friends and relatives; and theme food contribution days where employees brought in items in the key food categories as identified by the Greater Boston Food Bank website. Several partners enhanced Firm donation efforts by the use of matching challenges. “Murtha Cullina chose the Legal Food Frenzy as a community service project to support the Firm’s community impact as it celebrates its 75th anniversary, and through a Firm-wide effort, collected more than 18 tons of food for needy families” said Robert J. Munnelly, Jr., the Boston office Partner-in-Charge. “I’m appreciative of the efforts of attorneys and staff in all offices to achieve this marvelous result” said Munnelly.
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The Sr. Panthers opened the season with the Wayland “A” Team dropping both ends of the doubleheader. Sr. Panthers dropped the 1st game 17 - 7 and the 2nd 14 - 10. Leading the Marlboro offense were Chet Setterlund 7 for 8 and Paul Starek 5 for 7. Mgr. Scerra said they had a few new players 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 split their doubleheader winning the first game with their offense in high gear 23 – 9 but ran out of gas in 2nd dropping that game 18 – 8.. The Jr. Panthers also had some new players that will help strengthen this team. The Panther offense was led by Dennis Naylor going 6 for 8 and going for the cycle in the first game and Stephen Bober 6 for 7 including a triple. We are still looking for players 55+ for Sr Panthers team. 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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LITTLE EAST CONFERENCE MEN’S LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIP OWLS DEFEAT WARRIORS 14-9 FOR SECOND STRAIGHT TITLE KEENE, N.H. 5/7/11 – The Keene State College men’s lacrosse team used an opportunistic offense and a stingy second half defense to defeat Eastern Conn. State University 14-9 in the championship game of the Little East Conference Championship held at Owl Athletic Complex on Saturday. It’s the fourth conference crown for the Owls (14-2) who also captured the title in 2005, 2007 and last season. Tying a school record with its 11th straight win, Keene State earns the conference’s automatic NCAA Division III Championship berth and awaits the pairings that will be announced on Sunday night. It’s the first time the Owls have won back-t0-back titles. “That was one of goals this year,” said KSC Coach Mark Theriault. Senior Griffin Meehan (Simsbury, Conn.) tallied six goals and two assists to lead the Owls offense while the Keene State defense put the clamps on the Warriors, limiting ECSU to just two second half goals. Like they did in their regular season meeting, a 19-17 come-from-behind, win, the Owls overcame an early deficit. Falling behind 3-0, Keene State responded with eight unanswered goals to take an 8-3 lead. Meehan, scored KSC’s first goal with a crowd-pleasing behind-the-back shot, led the comeback, scoring or assisting on the five of the Owls first six goals. “We knew they can put a few goals in, but it’s a long game and we weren’t too worried about it,” said Meehan. “We were thinking instead of playing,” said Theriault. “Once you get one everyone starts to relax and play our game.” Senior Grant Albertson got the Warriors back in the game, scoring three of the team’s next four goals, including one with 11 seconds to play in the half, to cut the Owls lead to 9-7 at the break. Meehan, who was blanketed all game by the Warriors’ defense, and senior Mike Araujo (Southboro, Mass.) scored the only goals in the third quarter as KSC extended its lead to 11-7. In attempt to clear the ball, KSC sophomore goalie Jason Leser (Brewster, N.Y) accidently lost control of the ball that ended up in the Owls net to make it 11-8. But Owls shook it off scoring the next three goals to make it a 14-8 game. Leser and the Owls defense took over for there. Lesser stopped a couple of point-blank shots by Salieu Bolivar and a pestering KSC defense managed to keep the Warriors form getting a good shot on net. “I was seeing the ball well and really felt sharp in goal,” said Leser, who gave his defense a lot of credit for the win. “We really had to step it up because they have a high-powered defense,” said senior defensive midfielder Warren Dill (Yorktown, N.Y.). “We just bucked down in the second half,” said senior defenseman Colin Barnett (Cheshire, Conn.) “We had too good of a season to lose this game. We stayed calm and didn’t celebrate until the game was over.” Junior Matthews Crimmins scored the final goal of the game for the Owls, putting the ball in the net as he was checked to the ground. Using his speed to get around Warrior defenders, sophomore Ian Hart (Richmond, N.H.) had a solid game for the Owls, finishing with three goals and two assists. Araujo and Crimmins each had two goals. Albertson finished with four goals for the Warriors (12-6). Both goalies had their share of terrific stops. Leser finished with 17 saves for the Owls while sophomore Donald Berube stopped 12 shots for ECSU. KSC won the game despite losing the face-off battle. Warrior All-American won 21 of 24 face-offs, but the Owls took advantage of several Eastern Conn. turnovers while attempting to clear the ball. Theriault and the Owls are looking forward to a nice run in the NCAA tournament. “I’m not satisfied with this,” he said. “We’re looking for a good seed and do some damage in the NCAA tournament. We’re not just happy to be there anymore.” |
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Senior Panthers Softball opened up their 2011 season this week with the Jr.
Panthers traveling to Tewksbury and the Sr. Panthers playing Wayland “A”
Team.. The Panthers didn’t start the season on a high note dropping all 3
of the 4 games.