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**News Flash** December 22, 2007 - Southborough Firefighters responded to an alarm of fire for a building housing fertilizer and lawn care products on Northboro Road early this afternoon. The Department of Environmental Protection has also been called in. More details will be forthcoming. |
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Searching for Food
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Don't forget to keep an eye on your roof
December 22, 2007 - With the warmup and heavy rains scheduled for tomorrow check your snow and ice on your roof. |
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December 22, 2007 Algonquin Sports
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December 21, 2007 - An MBTA commuter train blasts it's way west toward Worcester. |
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Watch those Roofs Winter hasn’t even started yet, and we have an unusual amount of snow accumulation on the ground and on the roofs of our buildings. The latest National Weather Service forecast calls for: Sunday: Showers likely, mainly after 9am. The rain could be heavy at times. Cloudy, with a high near 48. Chance of precipitation is 70%. Unfortunately, snow acts as a sponge and absorbs the rain, and can retain thousands of gallons of water on most roofs. Water weighs approximately 8.4 pounds per gallon. Although roofs are supposed to be designed and built to handle snow loads, as you are well aware, they can suffer catastrophic failure under such excessive loads. The Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency has offered the following information regarding this issue: "The anticipated wet snow and heavy rain accompanying the approaching Nor'easter present a threat for roof collapses, as well as localized street and basement flooding around the Commonwealth," stated Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) Director Don Boyce. "If not cleared off of roofs the snow acts as a sponge, absorbing any additional sleet and rain, adding stress to structures. Additionally, MEMA encourages citizens to clear storm drains in their neighborhoods to minimize local flooding problems from this run-off." Relatively flat roofs are particularly vulnerable. In many other cases, roof ice dams have formed causing water build-up, leading to interior damage. To minimize the risk of over-stressing a building roof due to accumulated or drifting snow: · Be on the alert for large accumulating snow build-up or snowdrifts on your roofs. · If roof snow can be removed with the use of a snow rake (available at most hardware stores), do so. Use caution, as metal snow rakes conduct electricity if they come into contact with a power line. · Try to avoid working from ladders, as ladder rungs tend to ice up. Snow and ice collect on boot soles, and metal ladders. · Flat roofs can be shoveled clear, but only if it is determined that the roof is safe to stand upon. Exercise care when on the roof to avoid potentially dangerous falls. · Flat roof drainage systems should be kept clear to minimize the risk of excess roof ponding in the event of subsequent heavy rainfall or melting. · Large icicles can form on roof overhangs, but do not necessarily mean ice damming is occurring. Icicles overhanging doorways and walkways can be dangerous and should be carefully removed.
This roof collapse alert is issued by the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA), in conjunction with the State Board of Building Regulations and Standards. With the forecast of rain on Sunday, you may want to take the necessary steps to relieve the stress of the heavy snow and ice loads on your roofs, including, but not limited to removing snow from the roofs. Should you notice any signs of the stress of the weight imposed on the roofs (cracks in walls and/or ceilings, unusual noises emanating from the ceilings, sagging of the ceiling or roof, etc.), evacuate the area immediately and notify the Fire Department. |
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December 21, 2007 Algonquin Sports
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21, 2007 Assabet Valley Regional High School
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December 21, 2007 - Click the above images for Realty Executives latest offering and contact Lorraine. Please support the Southborough News Advertisers. Below are the latest property sales for Southborough MA. |
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School Vacation time almost here
December 21, 2007 - The empty sleds await the school children as they start their Holiday vacation week. |
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Want a Bet it will be a White Christmas?
December 20, 2007 - Yes, It's snowing again and the roads are slippery again. Lot's of snow already this year and winter begins Saturday December 22. |
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Military Copters
December 20, 2007 - Two military copters, (Red Cross insignia on sides) fly over Southville Road earlier this week. This is a good time to remember our soldiers who cannot be home with their families for this holiday. |
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Christmas Eve Services at area churches The First Community Church of Southborough will be holding a candlelight Christmas Eve Service of Lessons and Carols on Monday, December 24 at 6:30 PM. This service, a long tradition at First Community Church, is one in which the real "spirit of Christmas" always fills the heart of all who attend. St. Matthew's Church on Southville Road will celebrate masses at 4:00 PM, 5:30 PM and 10:00 PM Christmas Eve. The 4:00 PM mass at the church will be the children's pageant. Pilgrim Church, Common Street, will hold a 7:00 PM family service and a 10:00 PM candlelight service. St. Anne's on Boston Road will hold The Gospel of the Nativity of Jesus dramatized by the children of St. Anne's Parish at the 6:00 PM mass on Christmas Eve. Masses will also be celebrated at the 4:00 PM and 11:00 PM masses Christmas Eve. St. Mark's Church will celebrate Christmas Eve with a Christmas Pageant at 4pm, Festival Eucharist at 10pm. |
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Vote
December 20, 2007 - The Faherty family from Harris Drive is in the running for the Metrowest Daily News Christmas light contest. If you like or love the Faherty Christmas display please click here to vote. Voting Closed |
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Sudbury Valley Trustees Lecture Series “In a Wild Garden” Tuesday, January 8, 2008 7:30PM Wolbach Farms, Sudbury The garden is a unique expression of the imagination which uses living natural material as a medium. Please join Sudbury Valley Trustees and guest speaker John Hanson Mitchell for a discussion of the garden and its relationship to wild nature: from the Italian Renaissance gardens to his own wild garden in Littleton. John is author of The Wildest Place on Earth: Italian gardens and the Invention of Wilderness and editor of Sanctuary for Massachusetts Audubon Society. $5-members; $10-nonmembers. Space is limited and registration required. 978-443-5588. Further information on other outings and SVT properties are available on SVT’s website at www.sudburyvalleytrustees.org. |
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 Advertise on Southborough News Businesses, services, snowplowing, landscaping, electrical, plumbing, auto sales, home sales etc. welcome. Be seen by thousands. Very competitive pricing. Premium ads on all pages with links back to your website 1 year $60.00 per month/$720.00 paid in advance $684.00 6 months $75.00 per month/$450.00 paid in advance $427.50 3 months $85.00 per month/$255.00 paid in advance $242.25 1 month $95.00 per month Just want to do a business card. It will appear on the Southborough News Business Card page and will be highlighted at least once per month on the front page. No links back to a website. $25.00 per month, One year $300.00 paid in advance discounted price $270.00 Use our free classifieds to sell your household items, advertise a yard sale or rent your ski or summer home. Sorry no business ads may be placed in the free classifieds. Would you like to highlight an ad for the item you are wishing to sell? Fifteen dollars per ad will get you on our front two pages for two weeks with a photo and description of the item for sale. Non-profits, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, school & church groups, sports groups and organizations are you having a fundraiser, rummage sale, car wash, running event, activity you would like placed on Southborough News? Have photos or information you would like to share from an event or an activity? Send it in for free placement on the Southborough News. Thanking the Southborough News readers and our advertisers for their support. Contact Linda editor@southboroughnews.com or call 508-328-3966 |
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From the Town Clerk's office Very Important Notice Office Hours Voter Registration Governor
Patrick signed legislation on Nov 21, 2007 to move the date of the
Presidential Primary from March to February. Details below: Wednesday January 16, 2008 is the last day to register to vote or to change your political party for the Primary. Clerk’s Office open until 8pm. DEADLINE
to request Absentee BALLOT application is LOCALLY
Voting Locations: PRECINCT 1 is now at WOODWARD SCHOOL, 28 Cordaville Road. Go to www.wheredoivotema.com to check your voting location.There are (3) three polling locations in Southborough Precinct 1 A.S. Woodward Memorial School, 28 Cordaville Rd Precinct 2 P. Brent Trottier Middle School, 49 Parkerville Rd Precinct 3 Mary E. Finn School, 60 Richards Rd |
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Need more room and have been dreaming of making that single story home into a two story? Want to renovate the current space in your home? How about adding a garage with a master bedroom with walk in closets and spa bathroom? Surprise your loved one with plans for a new addition or renovation for your current home. Contact Jeanette Thomson, AIA, a local Architect to help you with your plans. Click the ad to the left to find out more about Jeanette Thomson, AIA of Thomson Architects, Inc. |
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The Lazy Way to Eat
December 19, 2007 - Boomerang takes the easy way to eat and lays down on the hay. |
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Mockingbird
December 19, 2007 - Birds try to weather the environment with all the cold and ice. |
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****Just In**** December 18, 2007, 9:55 PM A major gas leak at Ingersoll Rand on Route 9 and Crystal Pond due to ice shearing the gasline pipe to that building has caused Route 9 East and Westbound to be closed till the gas company arrived and shut off the gas. Route 9 will be closed for several more minutes until the heavy smell of natural gas dissipate the area. The fire department is checking on the Ingersoll Rand Building. |
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Moon and Icescape
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Southborough Police Log
Tuesday 12/11/07 Patrols and building checks 911 hang-ups Main Street Radar Middle and Main 18:30 Car tracks on lawn Presidential 16:50 ACO loose dogs Lovers Lane 14:40 fire alarm Pinehill Road 13:24 Marlboro Road tire shredded over Railroad Bridge 11:40 assist SFD Moulton Road 11:40 medical person fell on ice 11:08 mutual aid ambulance Framingham 10:38 suspicious activity white male with goatee and brown coat walking on Ashley road 09:45 court duty 09:06 mutual aid Ashland 04:13 Gen. Henry Knox and Middle water main break Monday 12/10/07 Building checks and patrols MVS violation route 9, route 9 at White Bagley Road 21:39 Darlene Drive smell of gas 16:58 green Taurus passed double solid line 15:36 FD Watkins lane smell of gas 14:45 suspicious activity Harvest Lane at Willow 12:50 medical person sliped and fell on ice in parking lot Southville Road 11:54 fire alarm Wolfpen Lane 10:15 medical Boston Road 09:29 DARE officer at school 09:05 medical homeowner fell on ice 08:54 medical employee fell in lot 08:47 Boston Causeway car passing illegally 08:20 Middle Road Car stuck halfway out of drive 08:15 FID processed 08:13 Tara Road low water alarm DPW 06:53 bus stuck on ice Southwood 05:00 DPW called to sand 03:03 medical Oak Hill Road 00:46 School alarm Parkerville Road Sunday 12/9/07 Building and patrol checks Radar: Sears Road, route 9 and Crystal Pond 22:22 DPW out sanding 17:27 fire alarm Sarsenstone 16:47 Fire alarm Wentworth 16:11 prisoner check 14:40 arrest on weren’t route 9 12:45 erratic operator route 9 and rote 495 12:32 route 9 and 495 car driving with loose tire 11:52 car safety seat install More police log |
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Escape from the Bird Feeder
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Fenway Fantasy
December 18, 2007 - Another setup of the Faherty Christmas display. And yes, the Red Sox are playing the Yankees. |
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December 18, 2007 Algonquin Sports
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December 18, 2007 Assabet Valley Regional High School
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Adopt a Hydrant December 17, 2007 - The hydrants are maintained by the DPW water division whose members also have plowing duty. They cannot get to clearing the hydrants right away after a storm, so the assistance of the general public is greatly appreciated. In a fire, Southborough Fire Department has a limited number of personnel (4) responding initially – when the Fire Department has to shovel a hydrant, it takes away from getting water on the fire in a timely manner effecting a rescue and/or reducing damage. |
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Southborough meetings December 17, 2007 - December 22, 2007
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Winter Schedule for the Library
January 22, 2008 at 2:30 PM the Museum of Fine Arts presents Artful Adventures. This is a workshop for children in Grades 1 - 5 and is generously funded by the Friends of the Southborough Public Library. Parents are invited to sign their children up for Story and Craft programs in the Children’s Room. The phone number is 508-485-5031. Story and Craft meets on Mondays at 10:30 for four and five year olds, Tuesdays at 10:30 for two and three year olds and Wednesdays at 10:30 for two through five year olds. The winter Story and Craft sessions will be held January 7th through Feb 14th and March 3rd through April 10th. Music and Mother Goose is for babies, one and two year olds and meets every Thursday at 11:00 and every other Saturday at 11:00
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December 17, 2007 Algonquin Sports
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December 17, 2007 Assabet Valley Regional High School
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Toy collection
December 17, 2007 - Southborough Firefighters loaded the truck up today to bring all of the donated toys to the Salvation Army in Framingham and the Southborough Youth and Family Services in town. Thanks to all who donated. |
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Missed any Open houses?
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If you missed the open house at the Gerson Studio, you can catch her items on her website at www.cathygerson.com The Sunny Window (makers of handmade soaps) on Pearl Street had their open house also. If you missed that check their website at:www.sunnywindow.com Looking for locally grown and knitted woolen items. try Leeds Farm at 118 Middle Road. Shop hours til Christmas are weekedays 1:00 PM- 4:00 PM and weekends 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM |
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Another Storm
December 16, 2007 - Workers clear the way for St. Matthews worshipers to attend church earlier this morning. Below photo shows Highland Street around 9:00 AM this morning. The Southborough Police and DPW remind residents that there is a winter parking ban in effect and vehicles will be towed at owners expense if found blocking the road and the snowplowing operations around town.
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Due to inclement weather the Assabet
Valley Mastersingers event anticipated for 12/16/07 has been rescheduled
for SATURDAY, December 22nd at 3 PM. Details are as follows:
SATURDAY, December 22nd at 3 PM (new time)
MESSIAH SING
Assabet Valley Mastersingers with audience
participation
Robert P. Eaton, Artistic Director
Lois Toeppner, Organist
Melynda Davis, soprano
Jacque Eileen Wilson, mezzo
Stanley Wilson, tenor
David Bonneau, baritone
Trinity Church, Main St. (Route 20) at Hudson St.,
Northboro
Suggested $5 donation
Info: (978) 562-9838 or
www.avmsingers.org
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Classic Calligraphy Rushing around to find that perfect gift? Time is running out. Give Sandy a call at Classic Calligraphy. There are so many inspirational, loving, humorous and thoughtful sayings for Classic Calligraphy™ Beautiful Calligraphy Gifts, Verses, Quotations, Poems and Prints By Sandy Kiess family, children, pets, neighbors, teachers, co-workers and more. Click for website. |
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Update on this story. They now have the mattress and a television, still in need of a bureau, small/medium couches, pillows/bedding for twin beds, kitchenette set, eating and cookware, towels & toiletries. If you can help contact the Southborough Police Dept. @ 508-485-2147. Would you like to assist with this project?
December 16, 2007 - Members of the Southborough police department along with the Council on Aging, the Southborough Senior Center, Colonial Gardens housing and the Southborough food pantry have all been working toward bringing a family that had unforeseen difficulties back up on their feet. They have been living at the Red Roof Inn in Southborough for the last two months. The elderly couple, their son and their dog were scheduled to be put out by this Tuesday with no where to go. If they had been taken in by the Worcester County program the family would have been broken up into various homeless shelters. The Southborough community has been working hard to relocate them. They recently were able to get an apartment at Colonial Gardens. Unfortunately their dog is too big and other arrangements were made for him. Their son will get an apartment there by next month so that they will all be nearby. Their dog has been taken in by the kindness of Southborough Police Sergeant Jane Moran and they will be able to visit their dog. Sergeant Moran says the family literally has nothing and she would like a community effort to help supply this family with items that they need. They are looking for the following items. As they are outfitting two apartments, one now and another next month some of these items would need to be doubled. A mattress for a twin bed, bedding for the same, television set, living room set with small/medium couch (apartments are small), teapot, pots and pans, kitchenette table and four chairs, toaster, coffeemaker, eating and cooking utensils, towels and toiletries for men and woman, telephone, curtains for bedroom, one window drapes for the living room, glassware and dishes and small tool kits with screw drivers, hammer, few nails and screws for hanging curtain rods and pictures. Currently the Southborough Food Pantry is also helping with the groceries for the family, if you would like to donate food you can do that through the Food Pantry or drop off items at the Southborough Police Station. If you would like to help outfit these apartments it would be a wonderful Holiday gift. You may drop the items off at the Southborough police department or call Sergeant Moran or Meredith Lobur at 508-485-2147. Thank you. |
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Ernest A. Balabanis Sr. SOUTHBOROUGH - Ernest A. Balabanis Sr., 71, of Southborough died Thursday, Dec. 13, 2007, at Marlborough Hospital after being stricken ill at home. He was the husband of Janet (Purney) Balabanis for 20 years. Arrangements are incomplete and are under the direction of the Morris Funeral Home, 40 Main St., Southborough. |
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Fresh Cut
December 16, 2007 - Jim Holmes hauls out a fresh cut tree for a customer. Below Anni stands next to one of several trees with neat little signs saying which of Santa's reindeer were here. Over the years several trees have been rubbed bare of bark from deer.
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