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Summer Nights 2011
October 1, 2011 - A large crowd enjoyed the "late" Summer Nights last night. Pony rides, food, music and lots of fun for all.
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NEWS FROM ST. MARK’S SCHOOL
Every year more than 1,500,000 high school juniors take the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. The nationwide pool of Semifinalist, which represents less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors, includes the highest-scoring entrants in each state. Head of School John Warren commented, “This is an impressive accomplishment. The entire School community wishes Jack the best as he continues his journey in this prestigious competition.” Merit Scholar designees are selected on the basis of their skills, accomplishments, and potential for success in rigorous college studies, without regard to gender, race, ethnic origin, or religious preference. Dewey also earned the highest score on the national Spanish exam and was recognized as an AP Scholar.
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Sports and Recreation ARHS Sports Photos by Chris Wraight www.thawkspix.com |
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Southborough Summer Nights FaceBook
Friday, Sept 30,
5-8pm Gobble Wobble 2011 Online Registration
Gobble Wobble 2011 Walk/Mail In Form
Gobble Wobble 2011
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 Autumn
anglers will be pleased to learn that fall trout stocking is just
getting underway. This fall, 62,000 rainbow trout will be allocated
among the five wildlife management districts across the state. The
rainbow trout will average over 12 inches in length. The fish are
grown at DFW hatcheries in Belchertown, Montague, Sandwich, and
Sunderland. Water temperatures and flow levels permitting, trout
stocking will begin no earlier than the week of September 26 and
completed by mid-October.
A list of trout stocked waters can be
found at:
www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/recreation/fishing/trout/trout_stocked_waters.htm.
Water bodies stocked in the fall are underlined. Anglers are advised
to contact the District Office in their area to determine when
stocking begins: Northeast (Ayer): (978) 772-2145; Southeast
(Bourne): (508) 759-3406; Central (W. Boylston): (508) 835-3607;
Connecticut Valley (Belchertown): (413) 323-7632; Western (Dalton):
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Southborough Summer Nights Traffic Advisory The Southborough Police Department would like to advise all residents of an upcoming traffic advisory for “Summer Nights”, Friday, September 30th, starting at 5pm and ending at 9pm.
Prior to event: -Parkerville Rd. will be posted “No Parking” on the east side -Designated pick up and drop off will be at Lundblad Field -Parking will be available at both Neary and Trottier School lots -The access road between the schools will be closed to through traffic
Following the Event: -All vehicles will be directed to exit via Parkerville Rd. from Neary. Vehicles will exit via Deerfoot Rd. from Trottier -Vehicles exiting onto Parkerville will only be permitted to turn right -No vehicles will be allowed to enter Neary or Trottier until all parked vehicles have exited the site , following the fireworks display.
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Iconic Southborough
September 29, 2011 - This scene was captured before Tropical Storm Irene. |
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| MISHRA, Chittra Of Southborough, MA, formerly of Lexington, MA & KY, Scientist & Researcher, Inventor of several Patents and writer of many Research Papers, you left us for your Heavenly Abode one year ago on auspicious day of Navaratri, September 30, 2010. Our lives have not been the same since. We remember you and deeply miss you everyday. We thank all who participated in her care. Husband: Krishnakant, sons: Sarvang & Shubhang and daughter-in-law: Caroline. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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AUTUMN OUTDOOR SAFETY TIPS
Fall is a wonderful time to be outdoors with its dazzling colors, crisp air, and wildlife activity galore. Whether your passion is hiking, hunting, fishing, birding, or just taking in the scenery, a few common sense safety reminders will add to your enjoyment during a day in the field.
For other wildlife and outdoor safety information and tips, visit the DFW Outdoor Safety web page at www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/recreation/safety/recreation_safety.htm.
DRIVERS, BRAKE FOR MOOSE AND DEER THIS FALL!
Because fall is the breeding season for both moose and white-tailed deer, the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (DFW) reminds motorists to be mindful of increased deer and moose activity, especially during early morning and evening hours. September and October is the peak of the breeding season for Massachusetts' small but expanding moose population in central and western Massachusetts. The breeding season (also known as "the rut") for white-tailed deer closely follows the moose breeding season from late October through early December. Because moose have no natural predators in Massachusetts and are protected by law from hunting, these large (500-1,000 lbs) members of the deer family are unconcerned as they move through populated areas. During the mating season this indifference is magnified by the "tunnel-vision" created by the urge to reproduce.
Be aware and heed "Moose and Deer Crossing" signs erected by highway departments. Motorists are advised to slow down and drive defensively should a moose or deer be spotted on or by the road. Moose are less likely to move from the road than deer; braking for moose is your best policy! Police and other departments involved in moose or deer/car collisions are reminded that while drivers are allowed by law to keep white-tailed deer they have hit, only the DFW or the Environmental Police can make decisions regarding the disposition of moose involved in vehicle collisions. All moose or deer/vehicle collisions should be reported to the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife District offices. The Environmental Police Radio Room can be reached at 1-800-632-8075. |
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 Southborough Summer Nights September 30th, 5:00 pm, Margaret Neary School
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 SOUTHBOROUGH FIRE DEPARTMENT DAILY LOG
Tuesday 9/20/11
06:00 SCHOOL FIRE DRILL MARLBORO RD A29 FF SHANAHAN FF MARTINS C27 CAPT MAURO E23 LT PELTIER FF FRANKS FF GOODSPEED
06:20 SCHOOL FIRE DRILL MARLBORO RD A29 FF SHANAHAN FF MARTINS C27 CAPT MAURO E23 LT PELTIER FF FRANKS FF GOODSPEED
09:30 LICENSE RENEWAL INSPECTIONS SOUTHVILLE RD C27 CAPT MAURO
14:23 EMS CALL NEWTON ST A29 FF ASPESI FF AMENDOLA C30 LT SADOWSKI
15:35 VEHICLE ACCIDENT, GENERAL CLEA BOSTON RD and FIRMIN AV A29 FF AMENDOLA FF ASPESI E23 LT SADOWSKI LT PELTIER
19:02 EMS CALL NORTH ST A29 FF AMENDOLA FF FRANKS C30 LT SADOWSKI
Wednesday 9/21/11
08:00 TRAINING - OTHER LITTLETON RD C3 CAPT MAURO FF KANE FF ROACH
11:32 ALARM SYSTEM DUE TO MALFUNCTIO BOSTON RD E22 FF GOODSPEED T21 FF FRANKS FF SHANAHAN FF MARTINS
12:22 EMS CALL PINE HILL DR A29 FF GOODSPEED FF MARTINS C30 FF FRANKS
15:00 EMS CALL CORDAVILLE RD A29 FF GOODSPEED FF MARTINS C30 FF FRANKS
16:59 VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES TURNPIKE RD A29 FF GOODSPEED FF MARTINS E23 LT PELTIER FF FRANKS FF SHANAHAN
Thursday 9/22/11
08:00 TRAINING - OTHER LITTLETON RD C27 CAPT MAURO FF KANE FF ROACH
13:47 ALARM SYSTEM, UNINTENTIONAL BOSTON RD E22 FF WILLS FF FRANKS T21 FF ASPESI FF NAVAROLI
16:02 VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES PARKERVILLE RD A29 FF WILLS FF ASPESI E23 CAPT HUBLEY FF NAVAROLI
18:32 SYSTEM MALFUNCTION SEARS RD E22 CAPT HUBLEY FF NAVAROLI FF ASPESI
20:51 UNITENTIONAL TRANMISSION OF AL VILLAGE PATH PT E22 CAPT HUBLEY FF KANE FF WILLS T21 FF ASPESI FF NAVAROLI
23:27 EMS CALL SARSENSTONE WY A28 FF WILLS FF KANE C30 FF NAVAROLI
Friday 9/23/11
12:02 EMS CALL LATISQUAMA RD A29 FF NEAL FF STRONG C30 FF KANE
19:33 EMS CALL OAK HILL RD A29 FF STRONG FF NEAL C30 FF KANE E23 EMT GLECKEL LT DANO
21:01 EMS CALL MAIN ST A29 FF NEAL EMT GLECKEL
Saturday 9/24/11
00:20 EMS CALL BOSTON RD A29 FF STRONG FF NEAL
13:56 SYSTEM MALFUNCTION TURNPIKE RD E22 FF WILLS FF ASPESI T21 CAPT HUBLEY FF KANE
17:32 SYSTEM MALFUNCTION MIDDLE RD E22 CAPT HUBLEY FF WILLS T21 FF ASPESI FF KANE
Sunday 9/25/11
19:30 EMS CALL VALADE CT A29 FF NEAL FF STRONG C30 FF PIERCE
Monday 9/26/11
05:04 ASSIST INVALID BOSTON RD A29 FF STRONG FF NEAL
08:44 EMS CALL WOODBURY RD A29 FF RICE FF MARTINS C30 LT DANO
09:00 COMMERCIAL INSPECTION CORDAVILLE RD C27 CAPT MAURO
13:25 EMS CALL MT VICKERY RD A29 FF RICE FF MARTINS C30 LT DANO
13:30 SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE WENTWORTH DR C27 CAPT MAURO
14:30 SCHOOL INSPECTIONS TURNPIKE RD C27 CAPT MAURO
15:56 GAS LEAK (NATURAL GAS OR LPG) CENTRAL ST E22 FF RICE T21 LT DANO FF NAVAROLI FF MARTINS
16:00 CO RE-INSPECTION WENTWORTH DR C27 CAPT MAURO
23:05 EMS CALL NORTH ST A29 FF RICE FF MARTINS
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Chestnut Hill Cleanup
September 26, 2011 - Thanks to the people who came to help with the
Beals Preserve workday despite the cloudy damp weather.
Among those helping were Dick Dinjian, Whit Beals, Hewitt and
Ben Heiserman, Hal Kiess, Debbie Costine, Sally Watters, Rick Ellis,
Bill Sines, Amy Kassatly, Larry Modestow, Kathryn Korostoff,
and Diane, Lexi, and Will Koziel.
My apologies if I missed anyone!
A lot was accomplished!
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Robert A. Regan Named Urban College PresidentEntrepreneurial, Visionary Educator/Executive To Lead Non-traditional College Serving Low-income Boston-area StudentsThe Board of Trustees of the Urban College of Boston has appointed Robert A. Regan, former President & CEO of New England College of Finance, as President of Urban College of Boston. UCB is the unique, non-traditional college recognized worldwide for its success in providing educational and professional opportunities for diverse and under-represented individuals in our community. Regan’s decades-long track record building innovative educational institutions and creating access to higher education for under-served students make him a natural for Urban College. He is recognized as an award-winning, visionary leader with a lengthy history of entrepreneurial accomplishments and a passionate commitment to inner-city families and students. Under his 21-year leadership, New England College of Finance grew from a local training institute, primarily for banks, to a global provider of undergraduate and graduate programs for all segments of the financial services industry. During Regan’s tenure, enrollments at NECF grew from1,500 to more than 10,000 annually. In addition, win-win strategic alliances were formed with prominent colleges, universities and major trade associations in the U.S and abroad, enabling access to industry-focused degree programs online and on-ground. Since leaving NECF in 2006, he has held several high-profile positions administering creative, cutting-edge education initiatives that enhance higher education access and success for at-risk students. In 2006, he was selected for membership in The Registry for College and University Presidents. “Urban College is very fortunate to have Bob Regan’s leadership as we move into a challenging decade calling for creative program development and fundraising for the college,” said Peter L. Ebb, Esq., Chair, Urban College Board of Trustees and Partner, Ropes & Gray. “Increasing numbers of students from low-income backgrounds are turning to Urban College for the educational and career development opportunities that will give them a footing in this unstable economy. We need to meet their needs. Bob has a track record as a visionary, committed leader growing mission-critical programs and raising sustainable funds.” Regan said he feels privileged to have this opportunity to make a difference. “The mission of the Urban College has never been more vital or urgent,” he said. I am honored and thrilled to serve as president of this storied institution, and am confident its best days are yet to come.” Creating opportunities for at-risk students After his 21-year presidency at New England College of Finance, Regan founded the innovative Office of College & Career Connections in the Boston Public Schools and led that initiative until 2008. In that position, he engaged the corporate and higher education communities in creating college-ready and career-ready pathways for urban youth and raised all necessary funds to support those initiatives. He also held the position of Director, Corporate & School Relations, at Northeastern University’s College of Professional Studies, creating the new Center for Career & Industry Initiatives to provide college access for under-represented populations while addressing unmet workforce development needs. He created the exceptional new first year of college program for Boston Public School graduates called Foundation Year at Northeastern. In addition, Regan created and served as Executive Director of the Institutional Advancement Office at Northeastern University’s College of Professional Studies, aligning strategies and resources of existing functions including Annual Giving; Major Gifts; Corporate, Community & Foundation Relations; Co-operative Education and Experiential Learning; and Alumni Relations. Regan is a former member of the editorial board for Banker & Tradesman, a founding trustee and board chair of the Dorchester Collegiate Academy, an inner-city charter school for grades 4-8, and former member of Mayor Menino’s College Success Task Force. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Economics from University of Massachusetts Boston, a Master’s degree in English from the University of New Hampshire, and attended Columbia University Graduate School of Business, the Breadloaf Writer’s Conference at Middlebury College and Harvard University Graduate School of Education Regan replaces Dr. Linda Edmonds Turner who served as UCB President since 2002 and leaves an enormous legacy of contributions to the college
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Fly Away Home
September 25, 2011 - Trapped in the dog pen but freedom arrives or at least flies.
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Space Weather News http://spaceweather.com STRONG SOLAR ACTIVITY: New sunspot 1302 is crackling with strong solar flares. This morning it unleashed an X2-class flare--its second X-flare in two days--quickly followed by an M7-class eruption. So far the blasts have not been Earth-directed, but this could change in the days ahead as the sunspot turns toward our planet. The sunspot is growing and there is no sign that it will quiet down soon. Visit http://spaceweather.com for movies and updates. DON'T MISS THE NEXT FLARE: Would you like a call when X-flares are in progress? Realtime solar activity alerts are available from http://spaceweathertext.com (text) and http://spaceweatherphone.com (voice). 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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Opening Day
Beth Tikvah Religious School began its new year on Sunday September 11, 2011 with a memorial service led by teacher Miri Sharon and a Havdallah service led by our student teacher, Jacob Robins. If you are interested in enrolling your child in Religious School this year, there is still space available. In addition to the Religious School, Beth Tikvah offers a tot program, “Beth Tikvah Tots”, for pre-schoolers on Sunday mornings, and “Evenings With the Emissaries” for seventh through twelfth graders on Wednesday nights. The Evenings program offers students the opportunity to learn about Israel and its culture from our visiting Israelis, Inbar Cohen and Shahar Peleg. Both “Beth Tikvah Tots” and “Evenings with the Emissaries” are open to the entire Jewish community. For more information on these programs, or to register, please contact Cindy Avergon, cavergon@aol.com. You can also find more information about Beth Tikvah on our website: www.bethtikvahsynagogue.org. Beth Tikvah Synagogue is a warm, progressive, inclusive, egalitarian and fully participatory congregation. The goal at Beth Tikvah Synagogue is to enrich Jewish life by providing for education, ritual and social growth, and community service in a warm, welcoming atmosphere for all. |
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Sign up for the Heritage Day Run The 35th annual Heritage Day 5K Run/Walk and 10K Run starts at 10:00 a.m., Sunday October 9th, rain or shine, at Trottier/Neary School complex, 49 Parkerville Road. Registration begins at 8 a.m. $20.00 pre-registration received before Thursday 10/6. $25 day of race. $10.00 for walkers (no late registration for walkers). Send check payable to Southborough Rotary Club, PO Box 391, Southborough, MA 01772 or register on-line at www.active.com T-shirts provided to the first 100 entrants.
A huge gratitude to our sponsors: Stony Brook Market, Long Cadillac, A Beautiful You, Andrew Abu Realtors, Gail Dubois Keller Williams Realty, Tomasso Trattoria, Southborough Veterinary Hospital, Mauro’s Village Café, Kennedy’s Restaurant, Southborough House of Pizza, Eros Gourmet Pizza & Deli, Town Center Pediatrics, Wee Care For Little People, Farrell Volvo, Falconi Brothers. Raffle/gift basket thanks to: Bose Corporation, Stony Brook Market, Shrubs & Trees, A Beautiful You, Salon Charisma, Theracopia, Panzano Market, PR Running, Meininger Family Chiropractic, English Garden Florist, Especially for Pets, Phaidra Nails Salon.
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Assabet Valley Regional Technical
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Space Weather News http://spaceweather.com STRONG SOLAR ACTIVITY: New sunspot 1302 is crackling with strong solar flares. This morning it unleashed an X2-class flare--its second X-flare in two days--quickly followed by an M7-class eruption. So far the blasts have not been Earth-directed, but this could change in the days ahead as the sunspot turns toward our planet. The sunspot is growing and there is no sign that it will quiet down soon. Visit http://spaceweather.com for movies and updates. DON'T MISS THE NEXT FLARE: Would you like a call when X-flares are in progress? Realtime solar activity alerts are available from http://spaceweathertext.com (text) and http://spaceweatherphone.com (voice). 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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