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Welcome to Gulbankian's Farms Garden Center and Florist Shop
November 18, 2011 - Shop owners Carol and Alice hosted an after hours shopping and Stonewall Kitchen tasting event last night at Gulbankian's Farm's Garden Center and Florist Shop. Shop local and enjoy great food, gifts and flowers.
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Santa Flies Again! (Weather Permitting) Helicopter to Bring Santa to Southborough on December 3
Southborough, MA: Southborough Kindergroup will kick off the holiday season with their 34th annual “Santa Day.” As in previous years, the jolly old elf will land his helicopter on the front field at St. Mark’s School in Southborough (on the corner of Route 85 and Main Street) at noon on Saturday, December 3. Accompanied by his elves, Santa will head to the Southborough Community House from 12-3pm where children can have their picture taken with Santa, sit on his lap and share their Christmas wish lists. The entrance fee to see Santa at the Community House event is $5 per child or $10 per family, photo included. (This year we are also requesting that families consider bringing a non-perishable food item for our local food pantry to help those in need this season.) While awaiting their turns, families will have the opportunity to participate in crafts, listen to holiday music, and enjoy refreshments. Musical entertainment will be provided by Carrie Rowan and her Merry Go Music Pals. This annual event is organized by Southborough Kindergroup and sponsored by local businesses. Southborough Kindergroup is a cooperative play group for preschool children and their parents. For more information regarding membership, go to www.kindergroup.com
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New Troop in Town
November 18, 2011 - There is a new Kindergarten Daisy troop in town. An Investiture ceremony was held yesterday at Finn where they all received their Daisy tunics or vests for the first time. There are 23 girls in the troop. Helping at the meeting and with the ceremony was Kristina Arroyo, Amy Yazdani & Wendy DesMichaelis. |
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Author and Historian Donna McDaniel to Speak at the Southborough Library, sharing Southborough Memories, Wednesday, December 7 at 7:00 p.m.Southborough’s own Donna McDaniel will discuss her new book Southborough Memories, at the library on Wednesday evening, December 7 at 7:00 p.m. in the main reading room. The book is a history of the town of Southborough in the words of long-time Southborough residents. It would interest family historians and local historians alike – and make a great gift! McDaniel has lived in Southborough for 39 years, and was the first woman elected to the Board of Selectmen. She authors a bi-weekly column Northborough/Southborough Villager. The talk by Donna McDaniel on Southborough Memories is free and open to the public. No registration required. Call the Library at 508-485-5031 for more information. |
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Messiah Community Chorus presents selections from
Handel’s
Messiah
with orchestra and soloists
Sunday Dec. 4, 2011, 3:30 – 5:00 PM
Pilgrim Congregational Church 15 Common Street Southborough
free child care provided
Tickets: $15 General Admission, $10 Seniors/Students, Family Maximum $40
for tickets or more information, call 508-485-4847 or email singhandel@gmail.com
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Sports and Recreation ARHS Sports Photos by Chris Wraight www.thawkspix.com |
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News from Southborough Recreation
SKI REGISTRATION Free Skate @ St. Marks Schedule _______
Gobble Wobble 2011 Online Registration
Gobble Wobble 2011 Walk/Mail In Form
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Don't Take The Photo
November 17, 2011 - Two deer stopped, looked and moved along. |
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acqueline J. Condon 1975 - 2011 SPRINGFIELD Jacqueline J. (Hooper) Condon, 36, entered into eternal life on Friday, October 28, 2011. Born in Oshawa, Ontario, she lived in Oshawa and Virginia before moving to Springfield thirteen years ago. Jacqueline was a Certified Applied Behavioral Analyst. She received a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and Biology from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia and a Master of Science degree in Applied Behavioral Analysis from Northeastern University in Boston. Her passion was working with children with special needs evidenced by her work with kids at the New England Center for Children in Southborough, the River Street School in Windsor, CT, Amherst Regional School District and the Consortium in Holyoke. Jacqueline was a member of Applied Behavioral Analysis International and she enjoyed music, reading, pottery, shopping and cake decorating. She was an avid animal lover and loved all things gingerbread and Disney. Her favorite colors were purple and green and her favorite flowers were daisies. She leaves her husband, Keith R. Condon, her parents, Bev and Cal Hooper of Ontario, a brother and his wife and their children, Dwayne and Brea Hooper and Kamryn, Brock and Lexi all of Ontario, her father-in-law, Richard Condon of West Springfield and many family and friends. Calling hours will be Thursday from 4-7pm at the Agawam Funeral Home, 184 Main Street. Donations may be made to autismspeaks.org |
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Sports and Recreation ARHS Sports Photos by Chris Wraight www.thawkspix.com |
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CHANGES IN PURCHASING 2012 SPORTING LICENSES AND CHECKING GAME MassWildlife moves to all-electronic sales of licenses in 2012 and adds opportunity to check harvested game online with MassFishHuntsystem.To eliminate paperwork, save postage and printing costs, and to provide sportsmen and sportswomen with 24-hour licensing and game reporting services, the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (DFW) is announcing that all licenses and permits will be obtained electronically from either a home computer, participating license vendor, or from a DFW office. Licenses, stamps, and permits for the 2012 calendar year will be available for purchase in early December.“The Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (DFW) has been selling licenses, permits, and stamps online for over a decade,” said Wayne MacCallum, Director of the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife. “By replacing the traditional handwritten licenses with MassFishHunt,sportsmen get one-stop immediate online purchase of licenses, stamps, and most game permits and easy reprinting of damaged or lost licenses, tags, permits, and stamps.” MacCallum noted that license buyers with a computer, printer, and access to the internet will experience additional benefits: purchasing and printing of licenses, permits, or stamps any time of day or night; reporting game harvest online; receiving important updates and messages; and participating in sportsmen’s surveys from the Division via email.Online computer users can visit MassFishHunt atwww.mass.gov/massfishhunt at any time of day or night to make their purchases. A credit card, access to a printer, and plain white paper for printing is all that is needed. Licenses, stamps, and permits will also be available for sale at DFW district offices, the Westborough Field Headquarters and the DFW Boston office, as well as participating license vendors, including all Wal-Mart and Dick’s Sporting Goods stores in Massachusetts. Some municipal clerks and other local businesses will also continue to sell licenses. The difference at these traditional venues is that the license will be computer generated. Lists of 2012 license vendors are available at DFW offices and online atwww.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/recreation/licensing/vendors/license_vendors.htm. “If the purchase venues mentioned are inconvenient, consider visiting a public library to purchase your license, permits, and stamps,” says Marion Larson, DFW Outreach Coordinator. “If you don’t own a computer or use one, your community library most likely provides computers and printers with internet access. Knowledgeable library staff often assist people unfamiliar with using computers. All you need is your credit card.” One final suggestion from Larson, “Be a good sport by offering to help your computer–phobic friend or family member to purchase their license online. That way you can ensure that everyone will ready to enjoy the great outdoors together throughout the year!”Minors ages 15-17 may obtain their free fishing license (new legislation effective for 2012) online, but due to certain documentation requirements, can only purchase a hunting or sporting license at a DFW office or official license vendor. Sportsmen and women over 70 also can obtain their licenses online, through a license vendor, or at a DFW office. Lost or destroyed your license? You can either go online at home or to any license vendor or DFW office to access your, customer account and reprint your license. Anyone who purchases licenses, permits, or stamps from an online computer will be charged a convenience fee of $1.50 per license plus a 3% credit card handling fee. The convenience fee pays for the development and maintenance of the MassFishHunt system. If purchases are made from any license vendor (except DFW offices) only the $1.50/license fee will be charged. No convenience or commission fee is charged when purchasing a license at DFW offices. Credit cards are not accepted at DFW offices. As in the past, if purchasing a license from a participating license vendor or town/city hall, license buyers may be charged a separate commission. Public libraries usually charge a nominal fee for printing. Archery, primitive firearms, and waterfowl stamps will no longer be produced as “stamps”. With MassFishHunt, the collector-style stamps will no longer be produced. Instead a notation on hunting and sporting licenses will include information that the required “stamps” were purchased. Bear and turkey hunters will have the ability to immediately print out their permits and tags when they purchase their license, whether online or at a license vendor. Antlered deer tags are printed out automatically with a hunting/sporting license purchase. Antlerless deer permit applications must still be electronically submitted by July 16 either online or at any license vendor. In addition, applicants will have to go back online or to a license vendor during a designated random instant awards selection and sales period to see if they are selected for an antlerless permit. More details on the antlerless deer permit selection process will be provided later in 2012. The MassFishHunt system eliminates having to mail in an application and wait for permits to arrive via postal mail. Woodcock and waterfowl hunters are still required to complete a Harvest Information Program (HIP) survey. The traditional telephone survey will no longer be offered, instead the survey will be administered online or survey questions will be asked by the license vendor. Hunters will not be assigned a HIP number; instead a “HIP Survey completed” notation will be printed on the hunting/sporting license. This notation is all that is needed to show proof that the survey was completed. Finally, the last change for 2012 involves a new method to report or check in game. Successful hunters will have the option to report deer, turkey, bears, or furbearers either electronically (online or at a license vendor) or at a traditional check station. If game is checked at a traditional check station, an official seal will be attached to the animal. The seal must remain on the animal until it is butchered, skinned, or otherwise processed. If checking or reporting using the online MassFishHunt system, hunters can check in or report their harvest from any online computer (home, library, etc.) with internet access. Using this system the DFW anticipates that in 2012 hunters will fill out an online form asking the same information sportsmen have always been asked to provide at traditional game check stations. A number will immediately be generated for that animal which must be written by the hunter on the tag attached to the animal. This is the “official seal” required by law. One exception to this process will be during the shotgun season for deer, when harvested deer will be required to taken to a traditional check station for DFW biologists to gather biological data. More details on new checking/reporting procedures will be available in time for the 2012 hunting season. “There will be some adjustments for all of us during this time of transition,” said Wayne MacCallum. “The Division will monitor the new system and make necessary changes and improvements over time. The MassFishHunt system strikes a balance by accommodating and offering benefits to the sportsmen and women of the Commonwealth. We appreciate the support and understanding of sportsmen and women during this period of change, and look forward to improving service to license holders while continuing to provide sound stewardship of our state’s fish and wildlife populations and the habitats on which they depend.” Questions and further details about these changes for 2012 can be answered at DFW District offices located in Ayer (978) 772-2145; Belchertown (413) 323-7632; Bourne (508) 759-3406; Dalton (413) 684-1646; West Boylston (508) 835-3607; or by calling the Westborough Field Headquarters (508) 389-6300 or Boston office (617) 626-1590. Details are also available on a Frequently Asked Questions link at www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/recreation/licensing/faqs_licenses_harvest.htm. |
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Ten Lessons Learned Speaker
November 16, 2011 - Thomas Prince proprietor of Tomasso's Trattoria and Panzano here in Southborough was the featured speaker at tonight's Library event put on by the Rotary Club of Southborough, Fay School, Economic Development Committee of Southborough and the Corridor Nine Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Family Project
November 16, 2011 - Lisa Diamond-Braccio and son Robert do a lot in town to support our troops overseas. Here Lisa folds up one of the two flags that flew at the All Wars Monument that had previously flown in Afghanistan and Iraq by soldier units that had received troop packages from the drives Lisa runs twice a year.
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Sports and Recreation ARHS Sports Photos by Chris Wraight www.thawkspix.com |
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November 15, 2011 - The local pro lacrosse team, the Boston Cannons, won the championship this summer for the first time. Similar to the Stanley Cup, the players get to take the trophy for some days. The Captain of the team is Mitch Belisle (former captain of Cornell when he was in college). He has brought the trophy (called the Steinfeld Trophy), out to Southborough last night. Here Captain Belisle is shown with several youngsters who showed up to have pizza and see the trophy. Many brought items for the Cannons Captain to sign.
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Cancer Pavilion at Marlborough Hospital Capital Campaign Goal of $1.5 Million Announced Long Time Southborough Resident to Chair Campaign
The new facility will be attached to the north side of the existing Marlborough Hospital and is an expansion of the UMass Memorial Health Care Cancer Center of Excellence located in Worcester. The new center will provide expanded cancer services to the local community and has an estimated construction cost of $12.7 million.
"This Cancer Pavilion will provide the opportunity for our patients to receive state-of-the-art high-quality coordinated radiation and medical oncology services in their local community," said Brown. “We will be combining the skills and knowledge of multidisciplinary teams of cancer specialists from both Marlborough Hospital and from the UMass Memorial Health Care Cancer Center of Excellence at one location which will be so convenient for our patients and their families.”
“Our mission is to have the Cancer Pavilion be a center of treatment, care and hope for our cancer patients and the family members who care for them,” said Ferris. “We will rely on the resources and financial support of many individuals, organizations, businesses and foundations to make our dream of providing great cancer care a reality.”
The Cancer Pavilion will be approximately a 15,000 square-foot addition that will house cancer care services including medical oncology, radiation oncology, patient exam space and a beautiful healing garden. Groundbreaking for the new facility is scheduled for early 2012 and is scheduled for completion in early 2013.
“I am confident that the wonderful and generous people from our community will come forth and help us build the new Cancer Pavilion at Marlborough Hospital. Those who have been touched by cancer especially understand how valuable a nearby center will be for those dealing with ongoing treatments. We will all band together to provide a ‘beacon of hope’ for our family, friends, coworkers and neighbors who have been touched by cancer,” continued Ferris.
For more information on how to support the new facility, call 508-486-5807 or email Ellen.carlucci@umassmemorial.org
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What Nature destroyed Man put Back Together
November 15, 2011 - Parkerville Road South after the October 29 snowstorm.
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Rep. Dykema
Announces Local Hearings On BOSTON – The Department of Public Utilities (DPU) has rescheduled the hearing in Southborough to discuss storm preparation and power restoration efforts by NSTAR that was supposed to take place earlier this month. The DPU has announced that they will accept public comment about the Companies’ response to both Tropical Storm Irene and the October snowstorm at the upcoming hearing in Southborough as well as the previously scheduled hearing tomorrow night in Framingham.
The DPU will continue to collect written public comment on both events. Written comments can be sent to Mark D. Marini:
For more details about the DPU’s investigation and the other hearing locations please contact Rep Carolyn Dykema’s office at 617-722-2210. |
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SOUTHBOROUGH FIRE DEPARTMENT DAILY LOG
Tuesday 11/8/11
03:30 EMS CALL MAIN ST A28 FF RICE FF GOODSPEED
12:27 EMS CALL NEWTON ST A28 LT SADOWSKI FF MARTINS C30 LT PELTIER
12:50 EMS CALL NEWTON ST C27 CAPT MAURO FF SHANAHAN C30 LT PELTIER
13:30 26B REINSPECTION WALNUT DR C27 CAPT MAURO
Wednesday 11/9/11
09:30 FIRE STATION TOUR MAIN ST C3 CAPT MAURO FF NAVAROLI FF ROACH
12:30 FIRE STATION TOUR MAIN ST C3 CAPT MAURO FF NAVAROLI FF ROACH
13:30 SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE JOSLIN LN C27 CAPT MAURO
15:00 SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE CORDAVILLE RD C27 CAPT MAURO
15:14 NATURAL VEGITATION FIRE, OTHER RED GATE LN C30 FF WILLS E22 FF ASPESI FF NAVAROLI
Thursday 11/10/11
08:30 PLAN REVIEW - COMMERCIAL WILLOW ST C3 CAPT MAURO
10:00 LICENSE RENEWAL INSPECTIONS TURNPIKE RD C27 CAPT MAURO
10:30 LICENSE RENEWAL INSPECTIONS CORDAVILLE RD C27 CAPT MAURO
13:30 SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE BOSTON RD C27 CAPT MAURO
14:00 LICENSE RENEWAL INSPECTIONS TURNPIKE RD C27 CAPT MAURO
15:00 SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE MITCHELL ST C27 CAPT MAURO
16:43 TRAINING - FIRE MAIN ST E23 LT DANO FF KENDALL HQ1 LT DANO FF STRONG FF PIERCE FF NEAL
19:51 ALARM SYSTEM DUE TO MALFUNCTIO TURNPIKE RD E23 FF PIERCE T21 LT DANO LT PELTIER FF RICE FF KENDALL
23:04 ALARM SYSTEM DUE TO MALFUNCTIO TURNPIKE RD C30 LT DANO
Friday 11/11/11
03:26 SMOKE DET. ACT.-NO FIRE, UNINT VILLAGE PATH PT E23 LT PELTIER FF PIERCE T21 LT DANO FF NEAL
11:30 TRAINING - FIRE MAIN ST A28 FF WILLS FF NAVAROLI E23 FF ASPESI FF ROACH
13:43 EMS CALL TURNPIKE RD A28 FF ASPESI FF NAVAROLI C30 FF ROACH FF WILLS
15:51 EMS CALL MIDDLE RD A28 FF NAVAROLI FF ASPESI EMT GLECKEL C30 FF WILLS
16:27 CHIMNEY OR FLUE FIRE, CONFINED FLAGG RD E22 FF ROACH FF WILLS
17:13 EMS CALL MAIN ST A28 FF NAVAROLI EMT GLECKEL FF ROACH C30 FF ASPESI E22 FF WILLS
18:21 POWER LINE DOWN MEADOW LN and BOSTON RD E22 FF ASPESI FF WILLS FF KENDALL
20:25 OUTSIDE FIRE NATHAN STONE RD and EDGEWOOD RD C30 FF WILLS E22 FF ASPESI FF ROACH
Saturday 11/12/11
01:08 VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES FRAMINGHAM RD and EAST MAIN ST A28 FF ASPESI FF WILLS E23 FF ROACH FF NAVAROLI
07:49 EMS CALL WHITE BAGLEY RD A28 FF GOODSPEED FF NAVAROLI C30 LT DANO
09:48 SMOKE DET. ACT.-NO FIRE, UNINT PINE HILL DR E22 FF GOODSPEED FF NAVAROLI T21 LT DANO FF NEAL
12:01 GAS LEAK (NATURAL GAS OR LPG) SEARS RD A28 LT DANO FF NEAL E22 FF NAVAROLI FF GOODSPEED
12:08 EMS CALL BREAKNECK HILL RD A28 LT DANO FF NEAL E22 FF GOODSPEED FF NAVAROLI
14:34 SMOKE DET. ACT.-NO FIRE, UNINT BOSTON RD E22 LT DANO FF NEAL
Sunday 11/13/11
01:00 EMS CALL MAPLECREST DR A28 FF NEAL FF GOODSPEED C30 FF WILLS
11:45 GOOD INTENT CALL BOSTON RD E22 LT SADOWSKI FF ASPESI
18:00 ALARM SYSTEM, UNINTENTIONAL MARLBORO RD A28 FF KANE FF NAVAROLI E22 LT SADOWSKI FF SHANAHAN
20:47 EMS CALL SOUTHVILLE RD A28 FF NAVAROLI FF KANE C30 FF SHANAHAN
22:17 EMS CALL PEARL ST A28 FF KANE FF NAVAROLI C30 FF SHANAHAN
Monday 11/14/11
01:16 ASSIST INVALID MITCHELL ST A28 FF KANE FF NAVAROLI C30 FF SHANAHAN
07:53 EMS CALL MITCHELL ST A28 FF FRANKS FF MARTINS C30 FF GOODSPEED
11:42 MOBILE PROP VEH FIRE,OTHER CORDAVILLE RD B24 FF FRANKS FF MARTINS C27 CAPT MAURO E22 LT PELTIER FF GOODSPEED
13:30 SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE LATISQUAMA RD C27 CAPT MAURO
14:00 SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE ATWOOD ST C27 CAPT MAURO
14:30 PLAN REVIEW - COMMERCIAL WILLOW ST C3 CAPT MAURO
16:00 26F REINSPECTION CORDAVILLE RD C27 CAPT MAURO
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ARHS Sports Notes: The ARHS Girls Field Hockey took a tough loss last night to Longmeadow who won it in overtime 1 - 0.
ARHS Boys Soccer lost to Worcester North Sunday night 1 - 3.
In a non-league game against Shrewsbury the ARHS football team lost 42-7.
ARHS Girls Soccer lost to Shrewsbury 2 - 0 earlier last week.
ARHS Winter Sports Tryouts Begin 11/28/11
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Southborough Library Join us on Wednesday, November 16, at 7:00 p.m. for a lively presentation by Tom Prince, owner of TOMASSO Trattoria Enoteca, “10 Lessons Learned from a Successful Entrepreneur.” Brought to you as part of the INSIDE STORY Speaker Series, developed by the The Southborough Business Network, and supported by the Southborough Rotary, Fay School, The Economic Development Team of Southborough and Corridor Nine Area Chamber of Commerce. Geared to business people sharing knowledge to build a better business community, the talk is free and open to all.
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SOUTHBOROUGH GARDENERS HOST HOLIDAY DESIGN DEMONSTRATION AND BOUTIQUE
This year’s speaker will be Betsy Williams, who combines her extensive floral and gardening skills with knowledge of history, plant lore and seasonal celebrations. Come and experience this entertaining lecturer who weaves stories and legends throughout her presentation and creation of seasonal floral designs.
The program begins at 10:00 a.m. Tickets are $5.00 in advance from any garden club member, or $10.00 at the door. Adults only, please. The Holiday Boutique will be open before and after the program and features beautiful gifts handmade by our club members. Coffee, tea and refreshments will be served following the program.
Proceeds will benefit town beautification, a scholarship fun and community education. For additional information, please fee to contact the program chair, Joyce Macknauskas at (508) 485-8959. |
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Healthy Paws Vetrinary Center 6 Old Flanders Road Westborough MA (just a stones throw from the Southborough Town line at Southville Road) A Vet clinic that is serious about keeping your pets healthy but having fun at the same time. Now offering professional grooming and of course the Black Cat Inn - a boarding Inn for cats only. Healthy Paws recently held a Halloween Pet contest Here Cooper and Mango winners of the recent contest
The Runners Up
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News from the Town House:
Thanksgiving Hours:
The Town Wide Survey was due November 11, 2011. |
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November 14 - 18, 2011
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HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL / BOYS OF ST. ANNE AND ST. MATTHEW PARISHES – St. Anne and St. Matthew Parishes plan to host 2 teams again this year to compete in the Office for Youth Ministry Basketball League. The schedule includes approximately 10 games which will be played in Worcester on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from Jan. 7 – Feb. 26, 2012. There will be a weekly practice at the Finn School gym from 9-9:30pm each Monday during the season. Tryouts will take place at the Finn School gym from 6-8:30pm on Friday, Dec. 2 and from 8-9:30pm on Monday, Dec. 5. Please contact Denise Howard at dhoward555@aol.com for more information |
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November
is an important time in our movement.
Lend
your VOICE in the fight against Alzheimer's disease
and attend the 2012 Alzheimer's Association Advocacy
Forum, April 23-25 in Washington, DC. To see
highlights from the 2011 Advocacy Forum, please
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Marlborough
– (November 15, 2011) – A capital campaign to raise $1.5 million in support
of the construction of a state-of-the-art Cancer Pavilion at Marlborough
Hospital has been announced by Douglas Brown, the hospital’s interim
president and CEO. The campaign will be led by former chairman of the
Marlborough Hospital Board of Trustees Cornelius “Neil” Ferris who is also a
former long time resident of Southborough, MA.
