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Buffalo Soldiers Exhibit and Live History
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March 13, 2009 - The Buffalo Soldiers and Stony
Brook Museum continue their series of exhibits and live history talks
tomorrow at the Southborough Historical Society Museum. Southborough
resident and Buffalo Soldier Heritage Inc. member, Pete DePina, will be the
featured speaker.
March 14th, 2009 - Indian War Campaign and Spanish American
War (Buffalo Soldiers), Guest Speaker: Pete DePina (Buffalo Soldiers
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A reminder and a worthy
cause.
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Purchase tickets for Steeple Coffeehouse
this Saturday at
7:30pm with the incredible
Erin McKeown and
Naia Kete.
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Bring your
donation for the Southborough food pantry.
They are in need of 1% Parmalat milk, beef
stew, canned chicken, jelly, cereal, small
dish detergent and small laundry detergent.
To purchase tickets click
here. For more information, including
tickets, directions and contact information go
to our web site by clicking
here.
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Marlborough Hospital Participates in 21st
Annual Diabetes Alert® Day
Tuesday, March 24
Marlborough, MA – March 13, 2009 -- Marlborough
Hospital will be conducting free diabetes risk screenings as part of the 21st
Annual Diabetes Alert® Day on Tuesday, March 24. The screenings will be
11:30 am to 1:30 pm on the ground floor of the hospital near the cafeteria.
The diabetes risk test requires users to answer
simple questions about weight, age, family history and other potential risk
factors for type 2 diabetes. The test will show users whether they are at
low, moderate, or high risk for pre-diabetes or diabetes. On American
Diabetes Alert Day, held annually on the fourth Tuesday in March, the
American Diabetes Association encourages people who are overweight,
physically inactive, and over the age of 45 years to take the diabetes risk
test.
“The test is a simple questionnaire and takes
less than ten minutes to complete,” explains Marlborough Hospital Outpatient
Diabetes Coordinator, Corinne Hetzler. “If someone has a high score on the
test, we will make recommendations about what the person should do next.”
Nearly six million Americans have diabetes, but
are unaware they have the disease. Another 57 million Americans have
pre-diabetes, placing them at increased risk for developing type 2 diabetes.
Among the primary risk factors for type 2
diabetes are being overweight, sedentary, over the age of 45 and having a
family history of diabetes. African Americans, Latinos, Native Americans,
Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders are at an increased risk, as are women
who have had babies weighing more than nine pounds at birth.
People with type 2 diabetes can exhibit
noticeable symptoms, such as frequent urination, blurred vision and
excessive thirst, most people diagnosed with type 2 diabetes do not show
these overt warning signs at the time that they develop the disease. Often,
type 2 diabetes only becomes evident when people develop one or more of its
serious complications, such as heart disease, stroke, kidney disease, eye
damage, or nerve damage that can lead to amputations.
For more information call Marlborough Hospital
Outpatient Diabetes Coordinator,
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Assabet Valley Regional Technical
High School
Easter
Brunch Buffet Menu
April 12,
2009
BREAKFAST
Deluxe
Omelet Station
(Variety of
Fresh, Vegetables, Meats & Cheeses)
Scrambled
Eggs with Fresh Chives
Red Skinned
Home Fried Potatoes
Hickory
Smoked Bacon & Breakfast Sausage
Carved
Country Ham
Venetian
Stuffed French Toast with a Sweetened Mascarpone Cheese, Garnished with
Pecans, and Served with Amaretto Laced Maple Syrup
Breakfast
Pastry Table
An
Assortment of Fresh Baked Scones, Danish, Muffins, Croissants, Bagels &
Cream Cheese, Cinnamon Buns, Fruit Breads and also our Famous Parker House
Rolls
Entrees
Carved
Roasted Prime Rib
Atlantic
Seafood Newburg
Grilled
Marinated Chicken Breast with Tropical Fruit Salsa & Basmati Rice
Four Cheese
Au Gratin Potatoes
Seasonal
Fresh Vegetables
Also
Featuring an Extraordinary Dessert Display Featuring Homemade Pies, Cakes,
Cookies, Delicate Pastries, and Fresh Sliced Fruit to Name Just a Few
If you are looking for our
Homemade Pastries to Travel we will also have our trade mark Bake Cart open
for purchasing products!
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Mary-Jane (Moore)
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Mary-Jane (Moore) Carter, 45, of
Marlborough, died unexpectedly March 10, 2009 at Marlborough
Hospital.
She was the wife of David Carter for the past 24 years.
Mary-Jane was a graduate of Assabet Regional Technical School of
Marlborough, class of 1982. After graduation she worked for Metro
West Medical Center in Framingham. She enjoyed spending time with
her family and especially loved her dog, Harley and her two cats.
In addition to her husband, she leaves her daughters, Cynthia &
Samantha Carter both of Marlborough; her mother, Roma Moore of
Marlborough; a sister, Rebecca Holman of Maynard; 4 brothers, Robert
Moore of Natick; Harry Moore of Bedford; James Moore of
Southborough; Jeffrey Moore of Marlborough; a grandson, Michael
Derosa; many aunts, uncles nieces, nephews and cousins.
Visiting hours will be held Tues, March 17, from 5 to 8 PM at Morris
Funeral Home, 40 Main St. Southborough, (Morrisfuneralparlor.com)
A Funeral Mass will be Wed. March 18, at 10 AM at St. Matthew
Church, Highland St. Southborough, Burial will follow at Evergreen
Cemetery in Hopkinton.
Memorial donations may be made to “In Memory of Mary-Jane Carter” %
Sovereign Bank, 11 Main St. Southborough, MA 01772
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DEADLINE to register to
vote for the Annual TOWN MEETING AND ELECTION is
March 24 th
---Tuesday 8am-8pm
NOMINATIONS for ELECTED TOWN
OFFICIALS: DEADLINE to obtain
papers and 44 signatures for any
candidate to run for a Town office is
Friday March 20---5pm at the Town
Clerk’s Office.
Monday April 13 th
is
TOWN MEETING*
Trottier School
7:00pm
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MONDAY May 11 th
is
--ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION--
Polls open from 8am – 8pm
*you must be a registered voter to attend and
vote at Town Meeting
Any Town's Clerk's business may be conducted during
these hours.
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On the Cutting Edge of Alzheimer's Research:
Moderator Reisa Sperling, M.D.
Associate Professor of Neurology,
Harvard Medical School and Director
of Clinical Research, Memory
Disorders Units, Brigham and Women's
Hospital
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Memory
Ride for Research supports the
Alzheimer's
Association
research grants program. To learn more, visit
Memory Ride online.
Memory Walk 09
You can make a difference.
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On the Cutting Edge: the Search for
Answers
Join
us for a unique opportunity to hear
directly from leading researchers
from leading institutions.
Thursday March 19
7:00 p.m.
or call 617.868.6718
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I would like to personally invite
you to join us for this special
evening not only to learn about
research going on "in our own
backyard," but also to be part of an
engaging give and take discussion on
a topic that is so critically
important to us all--Alzheimer's
research. I hope to see you there.
James Wessler
President/CEO
Alzheimer's Association, MA/NH
Chapter
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Southborough Recreation
Girls Softball Clinic
Age : Grades 3 to 5 -
5:30 to 7pm 
Grades 6 to 8 - 7pm to 8:30 pm
Days: Wednesdays, April 1, 8, 15 and 29 (4 weeks)
Cost: $60.00
Location: St. Marks Field House (Armour Cage)
Instructor: Frozen Ropes instructors assisted by Southborough
softball coaches
This is a 4 Week Instructional Program which include Fielding, Hitting,
Pitching and Throwing. The Frozen Ropes instructor will provide each coach
with a detailed plan for each session. The Frozen Ropes instructor will
demonstrate all skills and drills to the players and coaches and work with
them at each station to ensure proper execution.
Register online:
https://activenet6.active.com/southboroughrec/
Mail or walk in: 21 Highland Street, Southborough, MA 01772
Please check one: ____ Pitching _____ Hitting/Fielding
Participant Name: _______________________________DOB_________Age______Grade
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Allergies/Medical Concerns:
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Address: _______________________City:________________State:________Zip:__________
Home Phone ( ) _____________ Cell Phone _________________ Email:
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Parent/Guardian Name 1 ___________________Parent/Guardian Name
2_________________
Cell Phone: ___________________________ Cell Phone
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Other Emergency Name and Phone:
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Participation Waiver-Must be signed below for all programs
I agree not to hold responsible the Southborough Recreation Commission:
The Town of Southborough: owners of the premises where the program is held;
or any of the parties connected with the program for any injury or accident
that may occur during the program. I understand that if my child becomes a
discipline problem, he/she will be dismissed from the program. No money will
be refunded. I also grant permission for the Recreation Staff to seek
medical care in the event I cannot be reached. ( All participants in any
town recreation program must complete this waiver)
Participant or
Parent/Guardian _________________________________
Date:___________________________
Photos: _____approval to publish ______do not publish
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Ten Broeck Farm & NEDA Welcome Frenk Jespers
April 24, 25 & 26th, 2009
Dressage and Young Horse Clinic
Frenk Jespers is famous throughout Europe and
his native Holland as an accomplished rider, trainer, breeder and judge.
Recently, Jespers left his position after serving nine years as a member of
the Royal Warmblood Studbook of the Netherlands (KWPN) Stallion Selection
Committee to focus more on training.
Jespers is a KWPN judge, rider, trainer and
coach to Grand Prix rider Kirsten Beckers who rides the approved KWPN
stallion Jazz. Frenk is also the coach of the Turkish Olympic team. He
teaches classical dressage and stresses the need to take time and prepare
the horses so they can be their best.
The audience and auditors always enjoy a highly
interactive session when he evaluates the conformation and movement of each
horse using the KWPN linear scoring. Last year the crowd touted Jespers as a
“wealth of knowledge”, well respected by riders and auditors alike.
Jespers has described growing up in an area
surrounded by jumping, yet says his heart has always been in dressage. Frenk
brings a unique combination of knowledge to the arena. His astute eye for
conformation and breeding experience is transferred under saddle where
riders can benefit from his profound feedback. Frenk also spends a great
deal of time evaluating each horse for confirmation, explains as he goes,
and helps everyone understand what’s important to a judge.
Frenk Jespers has a very calming style that
riders enjoy, he is appreciated for his international perspective, provides
specific direction and he says that even with a quieter state of mind you
can still get results.
Advance registration is required to guarantee
your entry. Auditors are welcome, discounts available.
Join us for dinner and cocktails! Guests
experience a more intimate gathering, a great opportunity to socialize and
visit with Frenk during a wonderful evening. Reservations required - $25 per
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Family & Friends Run in Linda's name
Pictured Above: L to R
Deneen Philistine, Pete
Comis, Jason Fleming, Kerry Moran, Kevin Moran, Molly Moran, Chris Donaghy,
Sahin Aslanpence, and Carrie Schneiderhan
March 12,
2009 - The latest on the Southborough Moran Family.
Residex runs
the Walt Disney World Half Marathon for Linda Moran. Nine employees, friends
and family members of Residex ran the Walt Disney World ½ marathon on
January 10th to honor the memory of Linda Moran, an avid runner
and wife of Kevin Moran, Residex Technical Representative from New England.
Linda passed away in 2007 from breast cancer but not before running her
favorite Walt Disney World ½ marathon with her family. Chris Donaghy
personally dedicated and sent his medal to the family of Curtis Orbben.
Residex will
continue to run for a cause. The next run is scheduled for Asbury Park, NJ
on April 18th to benefit Special Olympics. Recently Residex
partnered with Achilles Freedom, a charity that helps to rehabilitate
wounded veterans by getting them involved in marathons.
Residex is
coordinating its first employee/family/friends event on June 28th
to benefit the Achilles Freedom Team. For more information on this event,
email marketing@residex.com
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The Southborough Police Department is requesting that any resident
or business that was contacted
by a representative from the Disabled Police
Officer's Assistance Foundation (D.P.O.A.), and claimed to be
soliciting funds on behalf of the Southborough Police Department,
contact Detective Meredith Lobur at: (508) 485-2147.
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REMINDER---DOG OWNERS
Dog Licenses expire MARCH 31, 2009.
You must license your dog annually.
Dog Licenses are available NOW at the
TOWN CLERK’s OFFICE.
After JUNE 1, 2009 there is a fine of $10.00
for unlicensed dogs.
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Wildlife notes:
2010 WILDLIFE STAMP COMPETITIONS NOW OPEN
The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (MassWildlife) is
asking interested wildlife artists to consider entering one or more of
its three 2010 wildlife stamp competitions. Each year, MassWildlife
issues three wildlife recreation-related stamps: an archery stamp, a
primitive firearms stamp, and a waterfowl stamp. Income from the sale of
these stamps supports wildlife research as well as the acquisition and
management of key habitat areas. All three of the stamps feature artwork
selected through competitions open to artists anywhere in the country.
There is no cost to submit entries. Rules and regulations for the
competitions are posted at
www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/recreation/licensing/stamps/stamp_info.htm
The deadline
for entries to the archery and primitive firearms stamp competition is
May 31, 2009; deadline for the waterfowl stamp is June 1, 2009.
Wildlife stamps play an important wildlife management role in
Massachusetts, generating about $300,000 annually. These funds are used
to enhance critical wildlife habitat. All of the stamps are issued both
in full-color hard copy and in a black-and-white stamped version for
those who opt to purchase their licenses online. The stamps are required
of licensed hunters who hunt deer during the archery or primitive
firearms season or hunters pursuing migratory birds. Highly
collectible for many hunters, these stamps are also sought by other
conservationists and stamp collectors.
Through these competitions, the MassWildlife obtains the right to produce
the designated stamp featuring the winning artwork. The artist retains
ownership of the artwork and the right to sell prints, which are of
specific interest to members of conservation organizations such as the
Massachusetts Bowhunters' Association, Ducks Unlimited, and beyond.
Complete sets of all three stamps are on display at MassWildlife's
Field Headquarters in Westborough. Collectors wishing to purchase
stamps from past years should call Mary Cavaliere in the MassWildlife
Boston office at (617) 626-1577. The
Peabody Essex
Museum in Salem has a limited quantity of waterfowl stamps and stamp
sets available for collectors.
The Massachusetts Waterfowl Stamps and Prints, a loose-leaf
binder with a detailed history of the waterfowl stamp program from its
inception to the present was published by the Peabody Essex Museum and
is available for purchase. Contact the Museum at
www.pem.org
or call (978) 744-3390.
Information and regulations governing the three stamp competitions can
be found at
www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/recreation/licensing/stamps/stamp_info.htm
or by calling Jill Durand at (508) 389-6301. For more details on the
stamp competitions, contact Ellie Horwitz at
ellie.horwitz@state.ma.us
or call (508) 389-6305.
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REMEMBER ENDANGERED SPECIES ON YOUR STATE TAX FORM
How
can you raise birds, hatch turtles, and grow flowers with nothing but
paper and ink? Join the thousands of in-the-know people who use their
state tax form to make a big difference for rare species in
Massachusetts!
Since 1983, Massachusetts tax filers of Form 1 have had the option of
donating to the Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Fund when filing
their state income tax (Line 32a: “Endangered Wildlife Conservation”),
and tens of thousands of people have done so over the years. All
contributions go directly into the Fund, currently the source of a
significant portion of the annual operating budget of
MassWildlife’s Natural
Heritage & Endangered Species Program (NHESP), which
conserves and protects endangered species and their habitats in
Massachusetts.
Over
20,000 tax filers support the program with almost $200,000 in
critically-important donations each year. Won’t you join them? With your
contributions to the Fund, you directly help to study, protect, and
restore rare and endangered animals and plants and their habitats. If
you have made contributions in this manner, thank you for supporting the
Program and its conservation efforts! Past donations have helped restore
populations and conserve and maintain habitat for Bald Eagles, Hessel's
Hairstreak butterflies, Northern Red-bellied Cooters, and the beautiful
Eastern Silvery Aster. Direct contributions to the Fund can also
be made by sending a check payable to the Natural Heritage & Endangered
Species Fund to: Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Program,
Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife, 1 Rabbit
Hill Rd, Westborough, MA 01581
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March 14
-- Project WILD/Aquatic WILD Workshop for Educators, Easthampton—MassAudubon's
Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary
invites all K-12 educators to participate in an exciting six-hour
interdisciplinary hands-on/minds-on workshop focusing on terrestrial
wildlife and ecosystems. Scout leaders, youth group leaders, and formal
& non-formal educators find the materials & workshop experience very
valuable. Hours may be used toward obtaining PDP’s. Pre-registration is
required by calling contact Patti Steinman (413) 584-3009.
March 15
-- Deadline for Youth Artists' Submission to the
Junior Duck Stamp Program!
—This
conservation education program is designed to stimulate awareness and
personal involvement in waterfowl & wetland conservation for students in
grades K-12 through a student art project. If you are a student or know
of a student who loves to draw, color or paint, this is for him or her!
Information about the contest is found at
http://www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/education/jds/jds_home.htm.
March 25--Bobcats
in Massachusetts, Groton—Learn
about one of the more secretive predators in the state, the bobcat, from
Laura Hajduk, MassWildlife Furbearer Biologist. This program is
sponsored by the
Nashua River Watershed Association at their Resource Center on Rte
119 at 7PM. Call Nashua River Resource Center at (978) 448-0299 for more
information.
March 26--Black Bears
in Massachusetts, Southwick—Learn
about the black bear, a more common sight in the Connecticut River
Valley, from Jim Cardoza, MassWildlife Bear Project Leader. This public
program will be held at the American Inn, 1 Sawmill Park at 3PM. For
more information contact, Barbara Huntoon, (413) 569-1945
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The
Marlborough Hospital Auxiliary
awards eight scholarships, of $700
each, to seniors going on to higher
education or technical training in
the health field.
The
scholarships are open to
students who live in Berlin, Bolton,
Hudson, Marlborough, Northborough,
Southborough, Stow, Sudbury, or
Westborough.
Applications are available to
students in the Guidance Department.
If the student attends a private
school, please call 978-568-1236 for
an application.
The
deadline for applications is April
18, 2009. Please mail applications
to Mrs. Nancy Leary; 111 Brigham
Street #8C, Hudson MA
01749
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March 28: MA Land
Conservation Conference: “Finding Common Ground: Land Conservation & Civic
Engagement”: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM at Worcester Technical High School,
Worcester - co-hosted by The Trustees of Reservations' Putnam Conservation
Institute and the Massachusetts Land Trust Coalition - $38 registration fee
by March 13, $58 registration fee after March 13 – for more information,
contact Miriam Scagnetti at 978-840-4446 x1935 or visit
www.MassConservation.org
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 The
CENSUS FORMS have been mailed.
Please return to the Town Clerk’s Office or drop off in the box outside
the TOWN HOUSE. Failure to respond to the CENSUS may result in removal from
the ACTIVE VOTING LIST.
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Questions: Call Office of the Town Clerk Tel 508.485.0710 x5
email questions to:
townclerk@southboroughma.com
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Breakfast time
March 11, 2009 - A hawk eats it's prey in a
field off a local road this morning. |
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The Annual Dentist Visit
March 11, 2009 -
Dr. Zammitti teaches students at Woodward School how to floss and care for
their teeth at the annual health week at Woodward.
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Easter Egg Hunt, Fun Day, and “One-Ton Food
Drive” Planned for April 4th in Westboro
--Free Community Easter Egg Hunt, Hot Dogs and
Hamburgers, Moonwalk, and Food Drive to Benefit Local Food Pantries--
What:
Community Easter Egg Hunt and Fun Day
When:
Saturday, April 4, 2009 from 11 a.m.—1 p.m.
Where:
Chapel of the Cross, 160 Flanders Road, Westboro, MA
Who:
Anyone in Westboro and surrounding communities
Why:
To benefit local food banks
Westboro, MA, March 12, 2009--Chapel of the
Cross is hosting a community Easter Egg Hunt and Fun day on Saturday April 4th
at 160 Flanders Road in Westboro. The event is open to everyone in Westboro
and surrounding communities. There will be an Easter Egg Hunt with 2,000
eggs, free hot dogs and hamburgers provided by Roche Brothers, a moon walk,
face painting, crafts, games, and much more. Kids will also be able to meet
local police and fire department personnel (dependent on emergency call
volume that day).
The capstone of the event is a “One-Ton Food
Drive.” Attendees are asked to bring non-perishables for donation to local
food banks, with the goal of collecting 2,000 pounds of food. There is no
charge for the events or for any of the activities. Anyone in need and
unable to bring food is encouraged to come to the event and enjoy a great
time.
The day’s events will start at 11:00 a.m., with
the Easter Egg Hunt beginning at 12:30 p.m. In case of rain, the events will
be held inside the facility.
“We want to put on a top-notch event for our
community and help those in need through the food drive,” said Chapel of the
Cross Pastor Tom Sparling. “We have been overwhelmed at how others in the
community have also jumped in to help and support the food drive. Everyone
from the community is welcome to come—hope to see you there!”
For directions please visit
www.chapelcares.com
or with questions contact Tanya Legro at (508) 870-0001 ext. 102 or
tlegro@chapelofthecross.com
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Rotary Talent Show
March 11, 2009 - Performing in the
2009 Annual Rotary Talent Show. |
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"Next Train"
Technology Underway On Commuter Rail
While waiting at train platforms, MBTA Commuter
Rail customers will soon be provided with real-time information about the
status of their trains. At North Station today, Transportation Secretary
James Aloisi and MBTA General Manager Daniel Grabauskas introduced “Next
Train” technology that will provide customers with on board announcements
and information on LED signs in stations.
“Commuter rail serves thousands of commuters a
day looking for an economical, convenient and environmental responsible
travel choice,” said Secretary James A. Aloisi, Jr. “With this new
investment the guessing game on when the next train will arrive is over –
our goal is to continue improving the customer experience to attract and
retain riders.”
The current MBTA system relies on several train
signaling systems and radio reports to locate trains and estimate train
delays. The new Passenger and Train Information System (PTIS) includes the
following elements:
Ability to precisely locate each train
using GPS (Automatic Vehicle Location or AVL system)
The “Next Train” system operation shall
be fully automatic with no human input required.
Calculate minute-accurate train arrival
times to LED signs at all stations
Automatically announce via the train PA
system approach to and arrival at individual stations for each
individual train
Seamless integration of “Next Train”
enhancements with existing system
Simplicity, high reliability and low
maintenance
System design shall support later
expansion of the system
Visual displays for by Train
Dispatchers/Operations personnel showing real time train locations
on the complete MBTA Commuter rail system
Provide interface with new Solari and
platform video displays at North and South Stations.
To increase message visibility at
stations, this project will include the following:
Installation of approximately
twenty-five (25) additional signs at twelve (12) commuter rail
stations and,
Replacement of one hundred and ten
(110) outdated existing LED signs with new Adaptive PDS signs.
“This new system will immediately improve the
customer’s experience,” said MBTA General Manager Grabauskas. “Specifically,
on time performance. The GPS system will update the LED station signs at
each station and inform customers as to train arrival. Also, with GPS
capability we can measure schedule adherence allowing us to pinpoint where
the delays are and make adjustments where necessary.”
Testing of the new equipment is underway on the
Haverhill Line as well as other lines on both the North and South sides.
Upon completion, installation of equipment will begin throughout the system,
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Cat in the Hat
March 10, 2009 - Late last week students at Woodward School celebrated
Dr. Suess day.
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Southborough Recreation
sponsored "How to pay for college without sacrificing your retirement
Parents had
the opportunity to listen to a dynamic and energetic Certified Financial
Planner, Tim Higgins discuss the various ways to pay for college. Thinking
outside the box Mr. Higgins presented the program in sections dealing with
financial aid, knowing your college’s financial aid history, tips for those
who DO qualify for financial assistance and for those who DO NOT qualify for
financial assistance. Other topics covered were appealing a financial
package, shopping for a college and calculating your expected financial
contribution. Several parents asked questions along the way especially when
dealing with what colleges consider assets verses non assets and how they
would be applied to the financial assistance colleges would offer. A very
interesting and timely topic and one that every parent of at least a junior
should attend. Hopefully, Southborough Recreation will offer the
program again. |
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First Community Church
March 10, 2009 - Worshipers at the First
Community Church of Southborough use their fairly new sign along Southville
Road to display their messages. Late last fall the sign went up
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Late Nite Catechism by Vicki
Quade & Maripat Donovan comes to St. Bernadette School in
Northboro, MA.
Tickets for Late Nite Catechism are
on sale now for a one night only performance at St. Bernadette School,
266 Main St., Northboro, MA on April 4, 2009. Doors open at 6:00 PM and
the performance begins at 7:00. Tickets are available in the school
lobby, 508-351-9905, or order online at
www.entertainmentevents.com.
The New York Times calls Late Nite Catechism “hilarious, well-wirtten,
and inspired.” Prepare to belly-laugh!
All tickets include snacks and entry into a
prize drawing. General Admission is $30 and Premium Seats are $50.
Premium Seats at the front of the house include hot hors d’oeuvres and 1
drink. All proceeds from this performance benefit St. Bernadette School
programs.
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 SATELLITE
DEBRIS UPDATE: The first catalogued fragments of shattered satellite Cosmos
2251 are about to reenter Earth's atmosphere. According to US Strategic
Command tracking data, reentries will occur on March 12th, 28th and 30th,
followed by more in April. Radar cross sections are not available for all
of the reentering pieces; they are probably centimeter-class fragments that
pose no threat to people on the ground. Visit
http://spaceweather.com for more
information.
WORM MOON: Tonight's full Moon has a special name--the Worm Moon. It signals
the coming of northern spring, a thawing of the soil, and the first
stirrings of earthworms in long-dormant gardens. Step outside tonight and
behold the wakening landscape. "Worm moonlight" is prettier than it sounds.
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The Massachusetts Department of Revenue (DOR) warns taxpayers to be aware of
check overpayment scams involving fraudulent checks identified as
Commonwealth of Massachusetts/Department of Revenue. Check overpayment scams
are often in response to ads or online auction postings. Sellers are
contacted by an alleged buyer, who offers to pay for an item with a
cashier's, personal, government or corporate check. At the last minute, the
buyer will often present a reason for having to write the check for more
than the purchase price, and request the seller to send or wire back the
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 Southborough
Recreation and Auto Tech Present the following classes
Ladies! Spend 3 Hours
And Learn How To Never Fear Auto Repair Again
Join
us for a car care clinic to learn the secrets of auto repair and how to
protect yourself from possible rip-offs, and gain a little hands-on
knowledge of how your car operates. Our car care workshop is teaching
the 10 things everyone must know before having their car repaired.
Topics to be covered include:
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The 7 questions
you must ask any auto repair facility before you set up an appointment
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Lowering your
total cost of vehicle ownership by more than 50%
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General
knowledge of automotive repair and maintenance
Instructor: Bill Stapleton, Master Mechanic & Owner, Southboro Auto
Tech. Southboro Auto Tech is a AAA Approved Auto Care Facility
Date: Sat May 16th Time 9-12 Space is limited. Minimum of 5
participants
New Driver Car Care
Clinic – Great For Teens!
Join
us for a car care clinic that will give you a little hands-on knowledge
of how your car operates. These topics and many more will be covered in
detail:
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Basic
automotive knowledge, “what’s under the hood”
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What fluids
MUST be checked regularly and where to find them in your car
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How to change a
flat tire – the easy way!
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What to do if
you get into an accident
Instructor: Bill Stapleton, Master Mechanic & Owner, Southboro Auto
Tech. Southboro Auto Tech is a AAA Approved Auto Care Facility
Date
Sat May 30th Time 10-12 Space is limited. Minimum
of 5 participants
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Events & Essentials E-news
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In the News... |
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People exposed to secondhand
smoke may face as much as a 44
percent increased risk of developing
dementia, a new study suggests, as
reported in HealthDay. [Click
to Read More.]
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Cutting Edge Research Forum March 19 |
 Research
is gaining momentum with increased
support in Washington . On
the Cutting Edge of Alzheimer's
Research: The Search for Answers
features Massachusetts researchers
who have received Alzheimer's
Association grants for their work in
a wide array of studies. Free & Open
to the public. Thursday,
March 19, 2009, 7:00 p.m.
National Heritage Museum,
33 Marrett Road, Lexington, MA (at
the intersection of Route 2A and
Mass. Ave).
Moderator: Reisa Sperling,
M.D., Associate Professor
of Neurology, Harvard Medical
School, and Director of Clinical
Research, Memory Disorders Unit,
Brigham and Women's Hospital.
Ample free parking. Click
here for information &
registration.
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Berkshire Caregiver Expo
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Berkshire Alzheimer's Partnership
proudly presents
5th Biennial Caregiver Expo
Crowne Plaza, Pittsfield
Wednesday, April 22,
2009 4:00 - 7:30 PM
Call to register: 413.499.0691
Thanks to our generous sponsors:
HospiceCare in the Berkshires,
Premier Home Health, Sheehan Health
Group, Kimball Farms Life Community,
Elder Services of Berkshire County
Inc., and Berkshire Housing.
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A Map Through the Maze
Professionals'
Conference May 13, 2009
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 Whether
new to the field or an experienced
dementia care professional, our May
13th, 2009 A Map Through the
Maze conference offers a
diverse array of critical care
topics presented by regional and
national experts. Along with
attending, you may want to consider
promotional opportunities through
the Exhibitor's Fair or presenting
best practice and research
information as one of our Poster
Sessions. The conference fills up
fast! Click
Here for Info & Registration.
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NEW for Family Caregivers |
Telephone Education Forums
For family caregivers of persons
with late stage dementia. Free
4-part series by telephone to help
make at-home care easier. The first
program, "More than Words:
Communicating & Connecting", focuses
on communicating with someone who
has difficulty understanding or
speaking and the importance of
staying connected, Wednesday, 3/25
from 1-2:00 p.m. Other programs
cover personal care, medical issues
and end-of-life concerns.
Pre-registration is required and
space is limited.Call 800.272.3900
for info and registration.
Inspiring workshop for
Dementia Caregivers
"Meeting in the Moment" is an
inspiring educational program for
family caregivers of someone with
middle to later stage dementia.
This unique program uses
improvisational theatre techniques
to help caregivers be present in the
moment with the person with
dementia. It also addresses letting
go of the need to control and know
what happens next. FREE. April 7th,
Manchester, NH, May 12th, Palmer,
MA, and May 14th, Raynham, MA. All
programs are in the morning. Space
is limited and pre-registration is
required. For the NH program, call
603.606.6590. For the MA programs
call 617.868.6718. Visit our
Mind Matters blog for Lisa
Genova's thoughts on improv and
Alzheimer's.
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Practical Advice for
Younger Onset Alzheimer's |
Up to 10% of people with Alzheimer's
disease and related disorders,
or about 400,000 Americans, are
diagnosed before the age of 65 years
old. This type of Alzheimer's
disease has been termed
"younger-onset." Younger-onset
Alzheimer's has its own set of
unique challenges for families who
are often still in the work force
and raising young children. Because
younger-onset Alzheimer's disease is
relatively rare, few specialized
resources and services exist. Last
month Alzheimer's Australia released
an excellent publication, called
Younger-Onset Dementia: A
Practical Guide that helps fill that
void.
CLICK for a copy of this
publication that offers useful tips
for dealing with the wide range of
symptoms and issues experienced by
families living with younger-onset
Alzheimer's.
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South Shore: Living with
Dementia Conference |
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'Living with Dementia: Adapting,
Coping and Accepting'
A conference designed for caregivers
and professionals
Featuring: Teepa Snow MS, OTR/L,
FAOTA, Dementia Care and Training
Specialist
Wednesday April 8th, 2009
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Linden Ponds, 203 Linden Ponds Way,
Hingham, Massachusetts
Presented by: The Alzheimer's
Partnership of the South Shore
Care Partners are invited to attend
FREE of charge.
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Marathon Team Grows ... Spread the Word |
Our Run for the Memory program is
growing. Our Boston 2009 team
consists of 12 qualified runners and
17 non-qualified runners. The
Boston team is in the middle of
intense training and is looking
forward to the big day. Collectively
the Run for the Memory program has
raised more than $750,000, and we're
aiming to reach the $1 million
dollar mark this spring! To help
them reach their mark
click here.
In June we will begin the training
programs for 2 more 2009 marathon
teams and we would love to have you
run with us in New York or Chicago.
We are seeking both runners who
already have bib entries and those
runners needing a number. Click
here for details and online
application. And to learn about our
teams for the June 21st Webster Lake
Triathlon in Massachusetts and the
200 mile Reach the Beach adventure
relay in New Hampshire. |
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Wear Hearts, Support
Alzheimer's |
 Family
member Jennifer
Buckley volunteers in memory of her
grandfather, Sandy. She has created
her own special fundraiser to
support the Association's important
programs, advocacy and
research. For the month of March,
all friends of the Association can
purchase the Silpada Sterling Silver
Heart Bracelet ($49) and the
Association will benefit. For more
details and to order, e-mail
Jennifer or call 617.519.7751.
Jennifer's is just one of many
family inspired fundraisers, making
a difference. |
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MindSet Poetry |
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Click here to visit Mindeset Poetry,
an online poetry journal for people
writing about Alzhiemer's. |
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Coping and Living
with Early Memory Loss |
Monday, March 30,
Alzheimer's Association,
Watertown
1:00-3:00 p.m.
Registration is
required. For
information and to register,
e-mail Nicole McGurin
or call 617.393.2005
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24/7 Helpline |
There is help around the clock
for people with
Alzheimer's, family members and
professional and family
caregivers.
Available 24/7
Calls are confidential and free.
Trained staff answer your
questions.
Call 800.272.3900
or contact us at our
Helpline Online
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Come to the Pops |
Join us at the 10th annual night at
the Pops "Go to Bat for Alzheimers"
on May 21, Boston Symphony Hall.
The event will include a tribute to
the memory of Pops founder and
long-time volunteer Stanley Solomont
and his wife Florence.
For more information, contact
Sheila Watnick by e-mail or
617.393.2008.
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Taking Control |
Taking Control
(4-part series for early-stage
individuals and their families) is
set for Springfield on Thursdays,
April 9, 16, 23, and 30 from 10
a.m.- 12 noon. Pre-registration and
screening required. E-mail
Nicole McGurin or call
617.868.671
for information or to register.
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Remember and Honor a Loved One |
Spirit of Remembrance provides an
opportunity for family and friends
to remember or honor a loved one
while supporting the mission of the
Alzheimer's Association. A
commemorative wall at our Watertown
headquarters features the
beautiful etching, "Taking Leave,"
by nationally renowned artist
Eleanor Rubin, inspired by her
mother's journey through Alzheimer's
disease. Each spring, the
Alzheimer's Association dedicates a
permanently installed panel
memorializing the names of loved
ones.
For more information:
Carolyn Whipple at
617.868.6718.
Click here to learn more about
the Spirit of Remembrance.
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Your Legacy |
Consider leaving a legacy of support by
making a planned gift to the Alzheimer's
Association. Learn more about one of
many planned giving options like
charitable gift annuities by
clicking here.
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Our Vision: a world without Alzheimer's
disease.
Alzheimer's Association, Massachusetts/New
Hampshire Chapter
311 Arsenal Street, Watertown, MA 02472
regional offices:
Lowell, Raynham, Springfield and
Worcester, MA and Bedford, NH
617.868.6718 / 800.272.3900 24/7 Helpline
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Just One Day ago
March 9, 2009 - The Sudbury Reservoir began
to open up. Today more cold and snow. |
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Sprucing up for Spring
March 9, 2009 - A fake bird sits in a
springtime wreath decorating the door to Gulbankian Farms Garden Center and
Florist Shop on Mt. Vickery Road.
www.gulbankianflorist.com
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Police Log
March 1
Building and roads patrol
08:40 Noise complaint Harvest Lane
13:48 suspicious activity unoccupied vehicle
Boston Road
16:29 Assist Framingham Police
16:30 Commercial Alarm Newton Street
17:02 BOLO 60 MPH blue pickup passing cars
Framingham Road
21:59 DPW out /icy roads
February 28
MV enforcement: Central St. Oak hill Road,
route 9 @ Middle Road, Route 85, Route 9/Breakneck Hill Road, route 9/85,
route 9/495, Ledgehill Road and Route 85
05:57 Residential Alarm Fitzgerald Lane
07:33 Medical Burnett Road
07:54 91 Foley Drive accidental
09:08 Harassing phone calls Blackthorn Drive
10:03 MVA John Street
10:06 debris in road route 9
10:50 pipe exposed route 85
12:42 front plate of MV lost
13:37 commercial alarm Main Street
14:02 citizen turned in ammo
14:20 vandalism route 9 business
14:23 suspicious activity Central Street at
Rail Road crossing
16:55 fire hydrant knocked off at Newton Street
and East Main Street
18:01 motorcycle abandoned route 85 near 911
field
18:09 ACO Gilmore and Parkerville Roads
18:49 Fire Alarm Graystone Way
21:38 MVA Route 85/9
21:45 Suspicious Activity Ledge Hill Road
Masked man - resident walking dog
February 27
Patrols and building checks
MV enforcement: Main and Boston Roads, Route 9,
Main and Parkerville Road, Route 85/Framingham Road
00:57 Boyfriend/Girlfriend dispute
04:58 Commercial alarm Main Street
08:34 medical North Street
09:19 school Resource officer out at
Parkerville Road
11:51 Residential alarm Gilmore Road
12:30 route 9 and Willow street trees in road
12:57 MVA Northboro Road
13:46 East Main Street tree blocking road
14:14 Framingham Road Residential alarm
15:03 Presidential Drive found plate
15:12 mva Woodland Road and Breakneck Hill Road
16:11 Residential alarm Oregon Road
17:55 Residential Alarm Pinehill Road
18:32 MV theft Boston Road (Audi)
19:35 MVA route 9 Central Street
22:03 Commercial Alarm Main Street
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Thank you to our Season 13 Sponsor
Tomasso, Southborough's premier dining
establishment and their sister market Panzano
have teamed up with Steeple to deliver great
music and drive more dollars to local charities.
Thank you to Tom Prince and the rest of the team
at Panzano and Tomasso for their generous
support!
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Music Fans -
Erin McKeown is not your typical folk singer.
While she does fall into the singer/songwriter
category, be prepared for music from many
different genres. Pop, rock, swing, jazz, old
standards... there's plenty of old school here,
but in a fresh way you probably haven't heard
anywhere else. If you are familiar with Ms.
McKeown, I know you'll be there... if you are
not, then you owe it to yourself to check her
out. Providing opening support is Naia Kete who
is another up and coming young
singer/songwriter. This will be a show with a
lot of energy - a good show to get you ready for
spring!
Please remember:
- Buy your tickets ahead of
time at
Brown Paper Tickets.
- Bring some items for the
Southborough Food Pantry (note: Emily
will send out a reminder on Thursday or
Friday with their latest list of needed
items).
- Make a reservation at
Tomasso for either the Friday or Saturday -
mentioning Steeple Coffeehouse - and you'll
get 20% off your entire meal!
One final heads-up - Next month
our show is a week earlier than usual so as not
to infringe on Easter weekend.
Cheers,
Joe
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Saturday March 14th @ 7:30 - Erin McKeown
with guest Naia Kete
Erin McKeown
"From elegant pop to balls-out rock, sweet
electronics to witty swing, Erin McKeown has
packed a ton of music into her young career.
With 5 albums, 2 EPs, and numerous soundtracks
and compilations to her credit, the 29-year-old
songwriter and multi-instrumentalist hasn't
stopped for a breather in the last 10 years.
Along the way she has averaged 200 shows a year
and garnered the praise of fans and critics
alike. McKeown's newest release is Lafayette, a
rollicking evening with her six-piece Little Big
Band.
Naia Kete
Through the album her voice flows with a
lyrical maturity and precision that conjures
images of the great Lauryn Hill or soul diva
 Erykah
Badu, and leaves the listener wide-eyed and
ready for action. "Sweet Music" manages to bring
to life Naia's music with the lushness of a full
band, without treading on the intimacy or edge
of her original solo compositions. But here's
the true spark of Naia's music: It calls for a
revolution through action not fistfights, seeks
empowerment irreverent of race, is inspirational
and does not exclude. Naia says "I want my music
to be universal" - it might just work.
Doors open at 7:00.
Music starts at 7:30.
Tickets:
In Advance: $14 General/ $11 Students & Seniors
At the Door: $17 General/ $14 Students & Seniors
Order online through
Brown Paper Tickets.
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Tomasso's Generous Offer
Tomasso Trattoria has offered patrons of
Steeple a generous discount.
Tomasso Trattoria has offered a
20%
discount towards the entire dinner
bill for Steeple Coffeehouse patrons on
either Friday or Saturday night the week of
the show. To take advantage of this
incredible deal:
- Make reservations for either Friday
or Saturday night.
- Mention Steeple Coffeehouse when you
call.
- Bring a printed receipt from your
Brown Paper Ticket online purchase.
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Southborough Food Pantry
As you know, the proceeds from our coffee and
dessert go towards great local charities. In
keeping with our giving spirit, we're asking
guests to bring items for the Southborough Food
Pantry to each show. Currently the Food Pantry
is in need of the following items:
1% Parmalat
Milk
Beef Stew
Canned Chicken
Jelly
Cereal
Small dish
detergent*
Small laundry
detergent*
* these items
cannot be purchased with food stamps.
When donating items, please check the expiration
dates as the Food Pantry won't be able to use
old items. Thank you!
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Facebook Fan Page
Are you on Facebook? If so, we created a fan
page to keep people in the know. It is still in
the early stages but eventually will have
video/audio from recent concerts.
Check it out
here.
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Public Hearing Set for RMV
Fees
As part of the Governor's budget initiatives to
address revenue shortfalls for fiscal year 2009 and provide one source of
funding for transportation infrastructure in 2010, the RMV is proposing the
following modest increases in licensing, registration and other RMV
services. The public is invited to register comments on the fee revisions at
a hearing on March 16 in the State Transportation Building, 2nd Floor,
Conference Room 2-3 at 10:00am. |
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Police
Officer/State Trooper Exam This
examination is being held to establish an eligibility list from which to
fill Police Officer vacancies in civil service cities & towns and the
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA), and in non-civil service
State Trooper positions in the Massachusetts State Police Department. The
eligibility list may also be used to fill police officer vacancies in
non-civil service jurisdictions. The
exam date is April 25, 2009.
Find out more
about the examination, the
application fee, the application deadline, and how to apply,
as well as other important information. |
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Thinking Spring and Warmer Weather
March 8, 2009 - Having had a good breakfast
at Mauro's Cafe, the bikers from all over the local area are all set for today's run. |
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Southborough meetings
March 9 - March 13, 2009
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Meeting |
Date |
Time |
Where |
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ADVISORY COMMITTEE |
March 9 |
7:30 PM |
Upper Hall Cordaville Hall |
PLANNING BOARD
Agenda
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March 9 |
7:00 PM |
Hearing Room Town House |
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PUBLIC WORKS PLANNING BOARD |
March 9 |
7:30 PM |
Dept. of Public Works |
BOARD OF LIBRARY TRUSTEES
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March 10 |
5:00 PM |
Meeting Room, Library |
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Trust Fund Advisory Committee |
March 10 |
5:30 PM |
Foyer Town House |
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Board of Assessors |
March 11 |
8:30 AM |
Hearing Room Town House |
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Open Space Preservation |
March 11 |
7:00 PM |
Lower Level, Cordaville Hall |
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
Agenda |
March 11 |
7:00 PM |
Hearing Room Town House |
CONSERVATION COMMISSION
Agenda |
March 12 |
7:30 PM |
Hearing Room Town House |
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Senior Schedule
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Monday 9 |
Tuesday 10 |
Wednesday 11 |
Thursday 12 |
Friday 13 |
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8:30 Health Clinic |
7:45 Walking Group |
9:30
Pool |
8:30 Health Clinic |
11:30 movie/bag lunch |
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9:00 Dr. Cooper |
9:30 Tai Chi |
10:00 Creative Writers |
9:30 Mah Jongg |
12:00 Lunch |
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9:30 Cribbage |
11:00 Senior Singers |
11:00 Book Club |
12:00 Lunch |
1:00 Water Aerobics |
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12:00 Lunch |
12:00 Lunch |
11:30 Landscapes of the
Middle East |
12:30 Pitch |
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12:00 Blue Plate Special |
12:30 Pitch |
12:00 Lunch |
1:00 PM bridge |
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1:00 Fitness |
1:00 Water Aerobics |
2:00 PM Fitness |
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Senior Center open @ 9:00 AM Saturdays
INCLEMENT WEATHER CLOSINGS
If Southborough Schools are
closed or delayed
due to
inclement weather then the Senior Center will be closed. For
closings during school vacation weeks please call the Senior
Center. If there is snow or ice on a Saturday the Senior Center
will be closed.
ANNUAL SENI
TJ LUNCHES AT THE
SENIOR CENTER
Call by Friday at noon to reserve
a lunch! $5.00
All served with ROLLS & BUTTER, BEVERAGE,
and of course DESSERT
03-09-09 .............Beef Stroganoff (noodles)
03-16-09 .............Stuffed Pork Chops,
Potato, Veg
03-23-09 .............Stuffed Peppers
03-30-09 .............Macaroni & Cheese
Baked Ham
04-06-09 .............Chicken Parm
04-13-09 .............Meatloaf, Mashed Potato
04-20-09 .............CLOSED
04-27-09 .............Chicken Cordon Bleu
OR CON
MARCH/APRIL FRIDAY BAG
LUNCH AND MOVIE/BINGO
(or just come for Lunch)
By Apple Spice Junction Catering
$5.00 suggested donation
Every week an alternate choice: Turkey Sandwich
MARCH 6: ....... Herb
Roasted Chicken with potato
salad
Movie: ..............
Airplane
(Robert Hays, Julie
Hagerty) - Comedy
MARCH 13: ..... Club
Sandwich (turkey, ham, bacon,
cheese) with potato salad
Movie: ..............
Anger Management
(Adam Sandler,
Jack Nicholson) - Comedy
MARCH 20: ..... BLT Extreme
– BLT (with swiss,
avocado and sprouts) & potato
salad
Movie: ..............
Cast Away
(Tom Hanks) – Family/
Drama
MARCH 27: ..... Tuna on
Wheat with potato salad
No Movie ......... Come Play
Bingo!!
APRIL 3: .......... Chicken
Salad with potato salad
Movie: .............. Fever
Pitch (Drew Barrymore, Jimmy
Falon) - Comedy
APRIL 10: ..........Ham and
Cheese with potato salad
Movie: .............. Catch
Me if You Can (Tom hanks,
Leonardo DiCaprio)
APRIL 17: ........ Turkey,
Roast Beef, Ham and Swiss
with potato salad
Movie: .............. North
by Northwest (Cary Grant,
Eva Saint Marie) - Drama
APRIL 24: ........ Tuna on
Wheat with potato salad
No Movie ......... Come Play
Bingo!!
All meals include a cookie for dessert and coffee or cold drink! To
order your bag lunch for Friday you must call the Senior Center by the
previous Wednesday by noon.
Annual Senior Conference
Hosted by Senator Jamie Eldrige
April 23rd at
Assabet Valley Technical School
workshops, screenings, lunch,
entertainment, door prizes
Tickets will be available at the Senior Center
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Sunday 8 |
Monday 9 |
Tuesday 10 |
Wednesday 11 |
Thursday 12 |
Friday 13 |
Saturday 14 |
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10:30
Story time 2-5 years
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10:30
Story time 2-5 years
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11:00 Book Review senior center
10:30
Story time 2-5 years
6:30 YA book group
7:00 PM crochet class |
11:00 Toddler Time |
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Buffalo Soldiers Exhibit
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March 8, 2009 - Every other week from February
14 to April 19, the Buffalo Soldiers Heritage Inc, Stony Brook museum
committee and the Southborough Historical Museum have held and will be
hosting various exhibits and displays of black military history from the
Revolutionary War right up until today's military. Come see the
extensive collection of art, books, sculptures and living history talks.
This Saturday, March 14, 2009, Southborough's own Pete DePina will be giving
a talk on the history of the Buffalo Soldiers during the American Indian
Campaign and the Spanish American War. The museum located behind
Pilgrim Church will be open from 10:00 AM until 3:00 PM. |
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College Tuition Seminar
"How to Pay for College without Sacrificing Your
Retirement"
Join Tom Higgins Certified Financial
Planner, College Planning Specialist and Author
March 10, 2009 6:30pm
Senior Center
$7/pp Registration Required
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3/12 Algonquin
Music Showcase
7-9 pm in the auditorium
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