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Bay Path sends off Class of 2019

Valedictorian Hayden Smith receives her diploma.

Courtesy Photos Graduates make the march to the stage for the 2019 Bay Path commencement Hannah Abubakar of Southbridge official graduates from Bay Path. ceremony.

BY JASON BLEAU Southbridge, Spencer, Webster and countless hours in their classrooms military, college or the work force CORRESPONDENT West Brookfield all received their and shops preparing for this moment we can all become victorious in our diplomas at a nearly two-hour cere- so they can finally spread their wings own ways. Everyone is different and CHARLTON – Bay Path Regional mony at the DCU Center in Worcester and become fully independent adults there is no specific path to take in Vocational High School held its where several speaks took the stage to – I wish all of you soon to be gradu- life. Whatever path you think it right annual commencement ceremony on see the Class of 2019 off to their bright ates much joy and success.” for you, you should go down it. After May 31, bidding farewell to 262 stu- futures. Bay Path Superintendent- Several students offered words of tonight everything that might have dents who have spent the past four Director John Lafleche was one of wisdom, hope and pride to their fellow happened in high school doesn’t real- years not only learning the basics of the first to speak offering compli- graduates starting with Valedictorian ly matter that much, so if you want to American education, but also explor- ments to the students and praising Hayden Smith. The Webster native change who you were you have the ing trades that have prepared them them before family and friends as wished the graduates good luck on ability to make that happen.” more than many others to join the an accomplished class with plenty of their future endeavors and shed light Salutatorian Melody Serrano, also work force or pursue higher educa- potential. on the promising futures that lay of Webster, challenged students to tion. “Each of (these students) is pre- before them all. “We’ve all worked so go forth into the world with the con- Students from Auburn, pared to venture out into the world hard these past four years and right fidence to embrace change and the Charlton, Dudley, Leicester, North and pursue their dreams and goals,” now makes it all worth it,” Smith Brookfield, Oxford, Paxton, Rutland, Lafleche said. “Our graduates spent said. “Whether you’re going into the Turn To BAY PATH, page ­­­A6 Input sought Charlton Board of Health might on Master hold hearings on NEC plan BY GUS STEEVES CORRESPONDENT CHARLTON – After a discus- sion of the NEC gas storage plant Plan project that included Southbridge Health Department representa- AUBURN — Where do you envision Auburn in 10 tives, the Charlton Board of Health or 20 years and beyond? What type of commercial voted unanimously to “preserve development do you feel Auburn needs? What kind of our rights to hold site assignment transportation options should Auburn explore? What hearings” on the project. is Auburn’s greatest strength/weakness? Under state law, the board has Auburn is in the final stages of its multiyear effort wide authority to hold hearings to update the 2006 Master Plan. A master plan is a doc- if it deems them necessary to pro- ument the outlines a vision to guide the growth and tect public health and the envi- development of a community over many years. The ronnment. Members said they’d master plan is a long-term forward thinking document see what happens with the state that encompasses seven broad subjects: land use & Department of Public Utilities pro- zoning, public facilities & services, housing, economic cess that has already begun, for development, open space & recreation, transportation, Courtesy Photo which they also voted to apply to and natural, cultural & historic resources. Each of An updated map recently sent to the DPU project email list shows where the pro- these topics are interconnected and have an impact on posed NEC gas storage facility would be on Route 169. Turn To NEC, page ­­­A6 everyone in the community every day. As part of the outreach effort, a survey has been developed, the questions in the survey touch upon the variety of subjects mentioned above. The survey takes approximately 10-15 minutes to answer each question. The purpose of the survey is to gain public input of the community’s vision for the town. This is your chance to shape the future of your town. To take the online survey visit the town Web site or follow this link: https://forms.gle/ Early deadlines for the 4th LmVHhw6K1NYr7hWs5. Paper copies will also be available at Town Hall at the Town Clerk’s office. The With Independence Day falling on a weekday this year, the sub- survey will be available until July 31, and is open to mission deadline for the July 5 edition of the Auburn News is being all residents, business owners, students and anyone moved up 24 hours. working in Auburn. The results of the survey will be shared with the community this autumn. Any press releases and letters to the editor intended for publication For questions or comments, please contact Adam on the 5th must be in our hands by 9 a.m. Tuesday morning, July 2, Menard, Town Planner, at 508-832-7704 or masterplan- rather than the usual Wednesday morning. As always, submissions [email protected]. can be e-mailed to Editor Brendan Berube at news@stonebridge- press.news. Please note that any submissions received after 9 a.m. on the 2nd will be held for publication on July 12. The staff of the Auburn News thanks our readers for their coopera- tion with this change in our usual schedule, and wishes the commu- nity a safe and happy Fourth of July.

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Meet Mike Teavee (played food, ice-cold beverages including beer, 3246. Casey Baron of Auburn named to the University of Rhode Island Spring 2019 Dean’s List KINGSTON, R.I. — The University of Rhode Island the accumulation of 12 or more credits for letter The University of Rhode Island’s pioneering is pleased to announce the Spring 2019 Dean’s List. grades earning at least a 3.30 quality point average. research extends the University’s influence well The students represent nearly all of Rhode Island’s cit- Casey Baron of Auburn, was named to the Dean’s beyond its coastal borders, while its unique interdis- ies and towns, all six New England states, New York List. ciplinary courses provide its 16,637 undergraduate and New Jersey, and many other states and countries. Note: Students who qualified for the Dean’s List, but and graduate students with global opportunities in an To be included on the Dean’s List, full-time students have restricted access to their information under the intimate environment. In May 2019, more than 3,300 must have completed 12 or more credits for letter Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) undergraduate and about 700 graduate degrees were grades during a semester and achieved at least a 3.30 guidelines, are not included on this public listing. awarded. The University now has more than 120,000 quality point average. Part-time students qualify with Students may adjust these restrictions on eCampus. alumni worldwide. Auburn resident named Auburn native Rebecca Feeney to UNE Dean’s List BIDDEFORD, Maine — Samantha Dinsdale of Auburn named to Dean’s List at Ithaca has been named to the Dean’s List for the 2019 spring semester at the University of New England. 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offender resources Accuracy Watch BY JASON BLEAU proposal may be a step too far. Selectman mised concept he felt the board and CORRESPONDENT The Auburn News is committed to accuracy Singer explained he discussed the idea town could get behind. Similar to the in all its news reports. Although numerous with the Police Chief Graham Maxfield police chief, Borowski recommended CHARLTON – The Charlton Board of safeguards are in place to ensure accurate and it was recommended to avoid such putting up a link that would direct Selectmen has decided not to proceed an extreme measure and to utilizing someone to the state website to do a reporting, mistakes can occur. with posting fully detailed sex offender other was of creating public awareness query. Confirmed fact errors will be corrected at information on cable access channels instead. “That way we know it’s most up to the top right hand corner of page 3 in a timely after consulting with local law officials “(Chief Maxfield) stated that there date. There’s no question of people mov- manner. and neighboring towns. are specific cautions for this. He had ing in or moving out or getting stale In May, Charlton’s Board of Selectmen If you find a mistake, call (508) 909-4111 concerns about putting them up on our information. Chief Maxfield brought up decided to form a Sex Offender Bylaw or email [email protected] during own as offenders come on and off the some good points. I know other towns Committee after board Chair David normal business hours. During non-business roll, liability if they are found to be do it different ways, but I think for Singer suggested the concept for seri- hours, leave a message in the editor’s voice innocent if it’s still in our system or now this will at least get us in the right ous consideration. During those talks if they change levels which is go from direction, and it will both educate the mailbox. The editor will return your phone the newest selectman in town, Bill level one to level three, and liability if town and at the same time minimize call. Borowski, asked if it would be a good we have it wrong. The chief suggested and resource constraints that we have,” idea for the sake of public awareness to putting a link for the State Registry for Borowski said. sparked from a specific incident. The publish information on local sex offend- Sex Offenders on our website. That’s Selectmen voted on a motion to work goal is simply to be proactive and make ers on cable access channels. Selectmen what he does,” Singer explained. with the chief and the town administra- sure citizens have access to important decided to table the discussion for Borowski recanted on his recom- tor to put a notification on a local access information the deserve to be aware of. another meeting and to seek input from mendation from May. After consulting channel that would contain the link “Knowledge is power and for me this Charlton police and from other com- other local towns including Auburn, rather than specific information about issue is getting long needed attention,” munities about how they have handled Millbury, Sutton and Webster he felt sex offenders in Charlton. Selectmen Selectmen Singer said. “I think the public notification of sex offender infor- that such a drastic move would require also took the time to ensure members more we educate the public to this and mation. too much manpower to keep things up of the community that the recent dis- the more information you put out there The result of those discussion has led to date. 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BY ANNIE SANDOLI doing some research, I found that cot- last,” she said. “We had an event that CORRESPONDENT ton actually makes your food last lon- was at Holy Cross College where we SSTURBRIDGE—B-Organic ger. I started ordering cotton from the handed out the bags.” Produce Bags, a new initiative launched U.S. and all different countries around Not only will B-Organic Produce by Cathy DiPilato of Worcester that is the world and found that organic cot- Bags make an appearance at farm- featured at the Sturbridge Farmer’s ton works the best. Once they started ers markets all over the state this Market this year, is proving that one using these bags, they wouldn’t waste summer, including the Sturbridge simple material straight from nature any food.” Farmers Market on July 7, 14, and can help reduce the use of plastic pro- To help the kids identify what was 21, Aug. 4 and 18, Sept. 1, and Oct. duce bags and keep vegetables, fruits, inside each bag since they are not 6, but was also given a spot in the and herbs fresh longer. transparent, DiPilato came up with Massachusetts building at the Big E in The brand uses 100 percent certified the idea of painting various vegeta- Springfield—one of the most difficult organic cotton from India to tight- bles, fruits, and herbs on the bags buildings to get into with an extremely ly weave durable bags that allow for with their help on Wednesday “paint long waitlist. proper air circulation for the items nights.” She now uses dyes made from “I became part of the Northeast inside, helping produce to stay fresh fruits and vegetables to create more Organic Farming Association and for weeks and even months longer than 75 custom designs on small, medi- the USDA has a program where they than it would out in the open or in um, and large organic cotton bags that help farmers in Massachusetts,” said plastic bags from the grocery store. sell for $5, $6, and $7. DiPilato. “They tried out my bags and “I started going to farmers markets “The guy I purchase the cotton from I went in front of a panel of 17 people here and there last year and one by has a huge weaving machine and he and was voted in.” one I started growing it and doing real- does all the weaving and it makes it DiPilato is hoping that her bags will ly well,” said DiPilato. “This started into this material,” she said. “He sends reach more and more people, especial- as a need for the money, but it became me the material and I do the designs ly farmers, and ultimately do her part a mission. Forty percent of people in and printing and then I do the making to help eliminate the world’s waste this country waste food and 35 percent of the bags and labels.” one bag at a time . waste food because they don’t know The fact that DiPilato’s bags help pro- “I’m hoping farmers will give what’s in their refrigerator.” duce stay fresh longer was even tested these bags to their CSA (Community DiPilato came up with the idea for as part of a study at Clark University Supported Agriculture) members and B-Organic Produce Bags after she lost in Worcester with extremely positive eventually help all of the farms make her job in the restoration field and results after the bags were handed out their food last longer,” she said. started hosting children between the Annie Sandoli Photo and the amount of time the food items For more information on B-Organic ages of 13 and 18 from China who were B-Organic Produce Bags, a new initiative stayed good was recorded. Produce Bags, to make a purchase, or to going to school in the United States. launched by Cathy DiPilato of Worcester that “I got connected with the marketing view DiPilato’s farmers market sched- She wanted a way to stop wasting so is featured at the Sturbridge Farmer’s Market and communication students at Clark ule, go to https://b-organicma.com. much food in her household. this year, is proving that one simple material University and we did a research “They were eating a lot of vegeta- straight from nature can help reduce the use on how long the bles and fruit and I needed to make of plastic produce bags and keep vegetables, fruits and vegeta- my food last longer,” she said. “After fruits, and herbs fresh longer. bles were going to

Summer Concerts on the Common return BY ANNIE SANDOLI need each year,” said Roscioli. Sturbridge Fourth of July fes- CORRESPONDENT “We apply for the funding from tivities, Will McMillan with STURBRIDGE—The summer the other sponsors like the Joe Reid playing the songs of concerts on the Sturbridge Town Sturbridge Cultural Council.” Oscar Hammerstein II on July Common will be back this year This year’s series will 11, Glenwood Mills Band with on Thursday evenings from 6 feature an equal number of Mark Chevalier on July 18, and until 8 p.m. starting June 20 musicians who have played at the Abletones on July 25. and ending on Aug. 15, and will the Concerts on the Common in The final month of feature both new and returning the past. Because so many people concerts will start with Mark local musical artists. ask to perform, the Sturbridge Mandeville & Raianne Richards Organized by the Sturbridge Recreation Department tries to on Aug. 1, LA’s Backstage Pass Recreation Department, the rotate the bands each year and ‘80s rock tribute band on Aug. concerts have become a season- welcome new musical artists as 8, and Southern Voice Band on al tradition in the town since often as possible. Aug. 15. 2005, bringing residents of “If they are returning, Along with the music, Sturbridge and the surrounding most people don’t go consecutive- there will also be two vendors towns together to enjoy the nice ly year to year,” said Roscioli. this year. Friendly’s will be weather, listen to many differ- “There’s a lot of outreach and back again this year with an ent genres of music, and support for only having 11 spots and I get ice cream cart and the Publick “It’s a great community activ- flooded with people looking to House, new to the Concerts on ity people can look forward to perform down there. The bands the Common, will be selling hot annually,” said Annie Roscioli, who have come back for several dogs, chips, and drinks. Those Recreational Director for the years in a row are the Abletones who attend should bring lawn Town of Sturbridge. “All kinds and Island Castaways, and LA’s chairs and blankets and remem- of people come, some use it as a Backstage Pass is retuning again ber that parking directly on the chance to get their kids togeth- after they were the most liked Town Common is not allowed at er and many meet up with old band of the summer on a survey this event. friends.” we did.” For more informa- Each concert in this year’s This month’s con- tion on the Concerts on the series is sponsored by a local certs include Island Castaways Common, contact the Sturbridge businesses, organization, or on June 20 and New England Recreation Department at 508- branch of the town, including Digital Accordion Orchestra on 347-2041 or go to https://www. Savers Bank, Lions & Rotary June 27. The June 13 show with town.sturbridge.ma.us/recre- Clubs, Sturbridge Federated Haphazard Jazz was cancelled ation. Church, Betterment, Sturbridge due to inclement weather and Tourist Association, and the will likely be rescheduled Sturbridge Cultural Council. for a rain date later in Their funding pays for the musi- August. cians’ time and energy. Next month “The businesses reach will feature Uncle Sam’s out to us and ask us what we Jazz Band as part of the

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BAY PATH continued from page 1 trials that may challenge them along the way. “These students have over- come trials, have changed drastically, have grown, and have flourished into the peo- ple that they are today to be here,” Serrano said. “There are many things and messages that I would love to tell to my class, but if I had to choose something that I want them to remem- ber as they embark on their own unique life is to embrace change instead of fearing it. Throughout my whole life I was always afraid of change and was comfortable only in what I was accustomed to, but high school taught me that one cannot run from change because, in the end, it’s inevi- table. Even though change can be scary change can be a great thing.” Other speaks spoke about their own personal growth as well as the evolution every student has experienced over their four years at Bay Path. One message that rang true, becoming somewhat of a theme for the ceremony, was an urg- ing for the students to not only embrace who they were and who they have become but to be true to themselves as they enter a new world of possibil- ities beyond their high school careers.

Colin Allain of Charlton crosses the stage.

He was referring specifically to resi- two million gallon LNG storage tank on for “trying to bring a cross-disciplinary NEC dent Melissa Widing’s earlier statement the property, which sits on Route 169 team” to the process. But he claimed continued from page 1 that normal operation of her nearby south of Millennium Power and Incom they didn’t reach out to the BOH spe- welding company could produce the and just east of Incom’s solar array. He cifically because “there is actually no be interveners. spark that sets off a gas explosion if the said he’d prefer its original design – ten water used in the processing” (which At present, Charlton has an interven- plant were to leak. 100,000-gallon tanks – or several much has little to do with the BOH’s author- tion committee comprising Selectman Southbridge BOH member Roland smaller tanks, noting that if smaller ity; that’s under the Water/Sewer Bill Borowski, Health Director James Larochelle said liquified natural gas tanks leak, there’s far less risk. Commission). He tried to assuage fears Philbrook, Building Commissioner is flammable but not explosive as long Southbridge Health Director Andy by saying Philadelphia has been home Curt Meskus and a member of the as it’s in liquid form. However, it also Pelletier added his department has been to a 48-million-gallon facility for many Planning Board. “stays low to the ground” and rapidly “having a miserable time finding out years, adding that “already 100 trucks “If we have our own site assignment vaporizes, and under certain conditions what they’re doing.” He said he’s “not a day go through Charlton on the Mass process, that’s totally different from vapors could reach concentrations at sure if this plant is dangerous” yet, but Pike to 20 National Grid storage tanks being interveners [in the state pro- which a spark could detonate it. concerned about its size. across Massachusetts.” cess],” member Kathleen Walker said. “It’ll seek low-lying areas, go down Philbrook said he’s looking into a “Just because nothing’s happened to “It’s an option we should take and a Cady Brook toward us,” he said, noting similar plant in Hopkinton, noting he another tank in another area doesn’t Board of Health ourselves.” he “question[s] the security” of such a finds it “pretty scary to see something mean it won’t happen here,” Walker “If we have to show probable cause of facility and the wisdom of “having all up there of that size.” replied. “People make mistakes.” a health risk, I think we could do that your package in one bottle.” NEC representative Matt Taylor said in two seconds,” agreed Chair Matt That’s a reference to the fact NEC his firm has been reaching out to vari- Gus Steeves can be reached at gus. Gagner. plans to build one roughly 100-foot-tall, ous town boards and praised Charlton [email protected].

LEGALS (SEAL) Three Pemberton Square, Boston, grades at the intersection of Auburn the hearing. Mailed statements and COMMONWEALTH MA 02108 on or before July 15, 2019 Street and Southbridge Street (Route exhibits intended for inclusion in the OF MASSACHUSETTS or you may lose the opportunity to 12), full traffic signal reconstruction public hearing transcript must be post- LAND COURT challenge the foreclosure on the at Auburn Street and Brotherton Way marked within ten (10) business days DEPARTMENT OF THE grounds of noncompliance with the Act. and additional emergency pre-emption of this Public Hearing. Project inquiries TRIAL COURT Witness, GORDON H. PIPER, Chief equipment at the fire station located may be emailed to dot.feedback.high- 19 SM 002656 Justice of said Court on May 30, 2019 on Auburn Street. Geometric improve- [email protected] ORDER OF NOTICE Attest: ments include resetting the curb to This location is accessible to peo- TO: Deborah J. Patterson provide a consistent roadway cross ple with disabilities. MassDOT pro- Stacy Gilchrest, Individually and as Recorder section, including bikeable shoulders, vides reasonable accommodations Personal Representative of the Estate June 21, 2019 and providing sidewalks and ADA com- and/or language assistance free of of Marilyn R. Stacy; David Baronowski; pliant wheelchair ramps. charge upon request (including but not Mollie Bowse; Tammy Robidoux; Ray- THE COMMONWEALTH A secure right-of-way is necessary for limited to interpreters in American Sign mond Stacy Jr.; Ben Bowse OF MASSACHUSETTS this project. Acquisitions in fee and per- Language and languages other than And to all persons entitled to the ben- MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT manent or temporary easements may English, open or closed captioning for efit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief OF TRANSPORTATION – be required. The Town is responsible videos, assistive listening devices and Act: 50 U.S.C. App. § 3901 (et seq).: HIGHWAY DIVISION for acquiring all needed rights in pri- alternate material formats, such as NewRez, LLC f/k/a New Penn Finan- NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING vate or public lands. MassDOT’s poli- audio tapes, Braille and large print), cial, LLC d/b/a Shellpoint Mortgage Project File No. 607733 cy concerning land acquisitions will be as available. For accommodation Servicing A Public Hearing will be held by Mass- discussed at this hearing. or language assistance, please con- claiming to have an interest in a Mort- DOT to discuss the proposed Au- Written views received by MassDOT tact MassDOT’s Chief Diversity and gage covering real property in Auburn, burn-Rehabilitation of Auburn Street, subsequent to the date of this notice Civil Rights Officer by phone (857-368- numbered 316 Rochdale Street, given From Walsh Avenue to Millbury Street and up to five (5) days prior to the date 8580), fax (857-368-0602), TTD/TTY by Raymond A. Stacy and Marilyn R. Project in Auburn, MA of the hearing shall be displayed for (857-368-0603) or by email (Mass- Stacy to Mortgage Trust Group, Inc., WHERE: Auburn Town Hall - Select- public inspection and copying at the [email protected]). dated October 28, 2002, and recorded men’s Room, 2nd Floor time and date listed above. Plans will Requests should be made as soon in Worcester County (Worcester Dis- 104 Central Street be on display one-half hour before the as possible prior to the meeting, and trict) Registry of Deeds in Book 27960, Auburn, Massachusetts 01075 hearing begins, with an engineer in at- for more difficult to arrange services Page 346, and now held by the plaintiff WHEN: Thursday, June 27 at 7:00 PM tendance to answer questions regard- including sign-language, CART or by assignment has/have filed with this PURPOSE: The purpose of this hear- ing this project. A project handout will language translation or interpretation, court a complaint for determination of ing is to provide the public with the op- be made available on the MassDOT requests should be made at least ten Defendant’s/Defendants’ Servicemem- portunity to become fully acquainted website listed below. (10) business days before the meeting. bers status. with the proposed Auburn-Rehabilita- Written statements and other exhibits In case of inclement weather, hearing If you now are, or recently have been, tion of Auburn Street, From Walsh Ave- in place of, or in addition to, oral state- cancellation announcements will be in the active military service of the nue to Millbury Street Project. All views ments made at the Public Hearing re- posted on the internet at http://www. 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BY GUS STEEVES CORRESPONDENT OXFORD – Several kids did what kids do during a ceremony opening the town’s new Beach House Saturday. They ignored it and went swimming. Behind them, the adults (and some kids) formally cut the ribbon on the Carbuncle Pond building to local offi- cials’ comments, DJed music and a beach ball drop. “Twelve years ago, when I came here, there was a big hole in the roof,” rocks in the sand, no splash pad, and other problems with the site, said Community Center Director Stacy Barr. Now “more than 100 take swim lessons and every- thing else.” DPW Director Sean Divoll agreed, noting it was “infested with vermin” when he came here. Renovations start- ed with adding the splash pad, “and suddenly people had some pride … and said ‘What about the Beach House?’” he recalled. That was a bigger project, requiring a complete rebuilding of the structure, including its foundation, at a cost of about $500,000. A lot of the work came from student labor of Bay Path’s var- ious trades, when the school opted to Gus Steeves Photos skip last year’s house building project Visitors to the new Beach House file down the to focus on this instead. When it took stairs before ceremonies begin. longer than one year to build, DPW staff The formal ribbon cutting used a giant golden pair of scissors. finished it, prompting Divoll to praise them as “the unsung heroes here.” es a bunch of children were running “This is all about partnership,” Town through as soon as their parents would Manager Jen Callahan said, describing let them. the result as “a public facility built “It’s a really great project,” Selectman with the wonderful skill of our regional Maghan Troiano said. “This could only school district.” happen with the hard work of everyone Bay Path Voke Director Don involved.” Montville said the school took on the The funds came from the Smolenski- project originally as a bathroom ren- Millette Trust, which Trustee Jean ovation in spring 2016, but it quickly O’Reilly said is “dedicated to the chil- became “can you rebuild this building dren of Oxford” by the intent of founder on the same footprint?” Zeke Millette. Carbuncle Pond was orig- “You’ll be amazed at the work our inally known as Towne Pond after the students did in turning what was once Towne family who lived across Route a delapidated seasonal facility into a 12, she said. year-round facility,” he said. Callahan said the town is now work- The new site includes an open ing on policies for allowing community upstairs room for various events and groups to use the building, noting the gatherings, new bathrooms, downstairs Class of 1970 has already requested it game rooms, and wooden proches for for their reunion next year. those who’d rather be outside. The porch overlooks the splash pad, with Gus Steeves can be reached at gus. several colorful water-spraying devic- [email protected].

While all the formalities were happening, these kids spent their time playing in the sand.

New Oxford resident Shannon Vyff and her daughter Avriel collect some of the dropped beach balls.

Town Manager Jen Callahan, right, speaks accompanied by Selectman Meghan Troiano and her children.

Maggie the Clown talks to a couple kids indoors. Colors abound as kids play in one of the splash pad fixtures. 8 • The Auburn News • Friday, June 21, 2019 Opinion/Commentary Remembering Dad … Investment A Stonebridge Press Weekly Newspaper lm treet outhbridge strategy can 25 E S , S MA 01550 Each of us have a record- positive force, but if you Tel. (508) 764-4325 • Fax (508) 764-8015 ing playing in our minds. positively met my grandparents, you’d www.StonebridgePress.com Our belief systems play over know why. John and Allie and over inside our heads speaking Moore radiated positivity be your ‘GPS’ Frank G. Chilinski as a personal verification of and as such, they raised pos- Stonebridge Press President and Publisher what we believe to be true. By Gary W. itive children even under the as you travel A few of us have made a Moore poorest of circumstances. conscious decision of what we believe, but most have My mom painted one life brendan berube developed their beliefs sub- picture for her children and toward goals Editor consciously based upon their life expe- my dad another. Mom’s was of failure riences. In one case, a person decides and tragedy while Dad’s was of suc- what is true for them and in the other, cess and optimism. A friend who is a they allow their life to dictate what they Psychologist shares that I am unusual. Editorial believe. I consciously mad the decision to follow Financial my father’s positive life example. He ocus As I have shared with you before, says that in most cases, children would F What drives I was raised by a father who told me be heavily influenced by the negative from my earliest memory that I had messages. It is easier to believe the nega- DENNIS the power to make my dreams come tive about ourselves and life. My sisters true. He told me I was smart, handsome and I defied the negative and to this ANTONOPOULOS success? and talented and that I could achieve day it is the voice of Dad we hear in our anything my imagination could create. heads and we are grateful. Whether it’s a skyscraper with My mother was a wonderful person but more than 50 floors playing host to Summer is here at last. For many suffered from a severe and undiagnosed My father, Warren E. “Gene” Moore people, it’s time to get the car ready for a huge corporation or a tiny farm form of PTSD. Her beliefs were that left us so suddenly that it is still hard to a long road trip. And with GPS-enabled stand on the side of a rural back road, tragedy, pain and failure were always believe he isn’t here. I had lunch with smartphones, it’s now a lot easier to each business has a story of success. right around the corner. As is true with him on Friday May 13, 1983, and six navigate these drives without getting What defines success is, by most, many growing up in the 1960’s my mom hours later we received the news he was lost. During your life, you may take put into monetary terms; however, stayed home, and my dad worked a job gone. A sudden heart attack took the many journeys – one of which is the long self satisfaction and the ability to do as a bakery delivery man. As such, my man we believed to be invincible. I don’t road you’ll travel toward your financial good for others tops the list as well. sisters and I spent far more time in the have many regrets in life, but I do regret goals. But even on this path you can Teamwork is the backbone of most home with my mother. Mom was loving the things I did not have a chance to say benefit from a “GPS” in the form of your success stories. We all work with and nurturing, but her life experiences to him. Mostly, I regret not thanking goal-oriented, personalized strategy. others, even if we own and operate a told her that to protect her children him for the way he shaped us into posi- one person business. she must temper their expectations by tive and optimistic people. Your investment strategy can func- When you stroll into work, take emphasizing the negatives of life. It was tion this way by helping answer these her attempt to protect us. I didn’t realize at it at the time, but a look around. You know who does questions: my book about his life in baseball and what and how each person contrib- Fortunately, we gravitated to the pos- war, “Playing with the Enemy,” was my utes to the overall success of whatev- How far do I have to go? Your smart- itive reinforcement and encouraging attempt to thank him for his positive phone’s GPS can quickly tell you how er it is that your business is trying to messages from Dad. Our father had a influence. In the book I tried to say the achieve. Here are a few suggestions many miles you need to travel to arrive booming laugh that was contagious. If unsaid words in my heart and show my at your destination. And a well-con- for optimizing your team’s ability to he laughed everyone near laughed with deepest respect to such a positive force. structed investment strategy can inform reach their full potential. him. When he spoke, everyone listened. This will be my thirty-seventh you of when you might reach a goal, If your co-workers know what the He had a magnetic personality that Father’s Day without my father, but I such as having a desired amount of end goal looks like, and that goal is attracted others. To us, he was larger miss him as though he left us only yes- money when you retire, given your cur- the same for everyone, communica- than life. We wanted to be just like him, terday. rent age, earnings, sources of retirement tion becomes easier. When each per- and I think in many ways, we are. income, and so on. son is aware of their individual role Thank you, Dad. I wish I would have and responsibilities things also tend My dad dropped out of school in the thanked you for your positive influence What route should I follow? Your GPS to run much more smoothly. When eighth grade to help on his small family on my life but when you died, I was only will plot out your route, showing what you give someone a purpose, they are farm in Sesser, Illinois. I imagine for the twenty-nine years old and didn’t fully turns you should take along the way. innately more driven. Having a lead- Moore family that life was hard. John realize the incredible gift I received. I Similarly, to reach your desired finan- er that sets the bar high but backs it Moore was a full-time coal miner but regret most of all that I didn’t tell you, cial outcome, your investment strategy also a full-time farmer. He mined the the last time I saw you, how much I with positivity is a must. Good judge- helps guide the investment decisions coal to pay the bills and farmed so their loved you … but I believe you now you make, such as investing adequate ment among all team players along family of seven children could eat. They understand. with their leaders is also key. amounts in the appropriate vehicles, were raised in a seven hundred square including your 401(k) and IRA. Whether you are working in an foot, three room home on the corner of Happy Father’s Day, Dad. I love you. insurance office, a restaurant or an Matthew and Mulberry. The parents What problems await me? When amusement park and your co-work- and the two youngest children slept in Gary W. 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Nick Ethier photos Brooke Laplante of Auburn flips a pass up and over the reach of a Mount Greylock defender.

BY DEAN P. ST. LAURENT the offensive burst with three SPORTS CORRESPONDENT of those strikes for a hat trick. STURBRIDGE — It was Randall finished with a team- a tale of two halves for the high four goals. Auburn High girls’ varsity The quick comeback was lacrosse team on Tuesday, spoiled moments after the fifth June 11 when they took on goal when Mount Greylock Auburn’s Alexis McGrail defends against Mount Greylock’s Talia Cappadona. Mount Greylock Regional sophomore Carolyn Jones at Tantasqua Regional’s scored her sixth goal of the Reservation in the semifinals game to make it 9-5 with 18:26 of the Central/Western Mass. left in regulation. Jones scored Division 2 Tournament. five of the Mounties’ eight Nerves were prevalent early goals in the first half. She cre- on for the Rockets, which led ated a problem for the Auburn to an 8-0 halftime deficit, but defense and they had to adjust after some wise words from in the second half to slow her head coach Tess Jarvis they down. came out in the second half and “We tried to adjust our played like the team that fin- defense in an attempt to keep ished the regular season with her from getting the ball and a 14-4 record and earned the touching the ball too much,” No. 3 seed in the tournament. Jarvis explained. “We tried to Unfortunately, when Auburn shut her off a little bit.” began to play in sync and on Almost four minutes later, all cylinders it was too late. with 14:46 remaining, Mount They made a valiant effort with Greylock struck again to add to eight second half goals, but the their lead. Sophomore Emma Rockets surrendered two goals Stevens scored a well-need- to the 10th seeded Mounties in ed insurance goal for the Goalie Emma Crowley of Auburn reaches out her stick in an attempt to intercept a pass made by a Mount the second half, which was the Mounties. Greylock attacker. difference in the game. Auburn then went on to Auburn lost, 10-8. scored three more goals to cut “Our girls didn’t play their the lead to just two with four game in the first half. They and a half minutes left in the weren’t playing lacrosse like game, but Mount Greylock they knew how to play,” said played smart keep-a-way the Jarvis. “At halftime I didn’t rest of the way to ice the game. change the strategy. I just Despite the loss it was reminded them why they’re out quite the accomplishment for there playing this game in the Auburn to make it one game first place. Some of them have away from the District Final in been playing for eight years, just their third season of var- so they just came back because sity play. This year’s roster of they wanted it and they were Rockets were led by their nine ready. I think they got intimi- seniors. dated a little bit [early on].” “I am so proud of them,” Trailing by those eight goals Jarvis explained. “A lot of them at halftime, Auburn — which have been playing together for finished 15-5 after beating No. eight years. They gel and they 6 Granby High in the tourna- know each other. They know ment quarterfinals, 16-14 — when someone needs a pick- needed a quick start to the sec- up. They know when someone ond half to begin scratching needs to fill. I am super proud their way back into the game. of them. This is only a third- They did just that in the matter year varsity team and to make of the first five minutes of the it this far is great.” half, cutting the Mounties’ lead Mount Greylock then went to just three with a five-goal on to lose to the top seeded Auburn’s Shea Jarvis beats Mount Greylock goalie Jayden Johnson with a shot, but the attempt barely misses scoring barrage. Bromfield School in the District wide. Senior Cydney Randall led Final, 19-1, to finish 11-11.

Cydney Randall of Auburn applies pressure on Delaney Babcock of Mount Auburn’s Olivia Mikkila curls around Mount Greylock’s net while on the offensive attack. Greylock. 10 • The Auburn News • Friday, June 21, 2019 SPORTS Bay Path’s magical season concludes in District Final with one-run loss to Hudson

Nick Ethier photos After a swing and a miss by a Hudson batter, Bay Path catcher Erik Johnson reaches out his glove to grab the pitch.

Bay Path’s Dylan Brien sees the incoming pitch and swings away before making contact.

Dom Esposito of Bay Path swings away and singles in the third inning versus Hudson. Bay Path’s Andrew Fritze scores the Minutemen’s second run while slid- ing into home plate.

BY NICK ETHIER and he noticed a change in the the game at 2-2. SPORTS STAFF WRITER way they were playing as they Pinch hitter Mike Keeler WORCESTER — With a embarked on their winning struck out swinging, but an sub .500 record and needing streak. error on the catcher allowed to go on a winning streak just “They just started to play Keeler to reach first base. to qualify for postseason play together a little bit more. We Then, after a pair of strikeouts, in the Central Mass. Division were starting to get outside a No. 9 hitter Andrew Fritze 3 Tournament, Bay Path little bit more, our field wasn’t (2-for-3) delivered a booming Regional’s varsity baseball ready until game No. 17,” he RBI double to center field. Dom team did just that. After an 11-9 said of playing in only three Esposito (2-for-4) was up next regular season, the Minutemen home games at the high school and he laced an RBI single, entered the bracket as the No. during the regular season. plating Fritze. 14 seed and won three games to It appeared as if the Hawks “That was a big situation. reach the District Final versus may be well on their way to They came up in big situations No. 5 Hudson High. the District Title early, as and as seniors, they were lead- The game, played Saturday, Tim Person (2-for-3) and Chris ers,” Sansoucy said. June 15 at Tivnan Field at Lenox (2-for-3) both delivered Shoemaker then allowed a Lake Park, was a classic. The RBI singles in the first inning leadoff single in the bottom of Hawks, though, broke a 2-2 tie off Bay Path pitcher Nate the fifth, which was followed with a run in the bottom of the Shoemaker. But Shoemaker by a sacrifice bunt and a wild sixth inning and held on in the calmed himself and limited the pitch to put a runner on third seventh to win, 3-2, for their damage at two, striking out the base with only one out, but he first championship since the final two batters of the frame got out of the jam via a fly out 2011 season. with Person and Lenox strand- and pop out. Bay Path, playing in its first ed on base. Hudson then found them- Nate Shoemaker of Bay Path delivers a pitch to Hudson’s Noah Stuart. Central Mass. final in school “That was huge, he settled selves in the same situation history, finished with a record down after that first inning,” in the sixth inning — a runner of 14-10. said Sansoucy. “I knew two on third with one out follow- ened in their final ups in the was impressed with the play of “Incredible,” head coach runs wasn’t going to beat us. ing a single, sacrifice bunt and top of the seventh, as Cam Shoemaker and the entire Bay Mark Sansoucy said of the We hung in there and played wild pitch — and this time they Stisitis worked a two-out walk Path squad’s perseverance. team’s winning streak to reach good.” capitalized. Anthony Carlman and Fritze followed by singling. “I’m going to tip my cap to the tournament and then their Shoemaker held Hudson went the other way for an RBI “I was biting my fingernails Nate Shoemaker, he was great. deep run in it. “They had a without a run in the bottom double down the right field line on that one,” said Reinhardt. He had that tough first inning great year. They just fell one of the second, third and fourth for the eventual winning base- But Person recovered by and then he just settled down run short against a team that innings as play remained at 2-0. knock. recording his 13th and final and kept on grinding,” said plays a Division 1 schedule. I Bay Path couldn’t generate “Anthony Carlman is a great strikeout on Esposito. Reinhardt. “I really respect think that’s pretty good, they much offense against Person, hitter,” said Tim Reinhardt, Reinhardt, whose team that performance and that’s a should be proud of what they the Hawks’ hard-throwing head coach of the Hawks. “He’s improved to 13-11 and will resilient team over there. It’s did this year.” pitcher, but they got to him in been working on going the play Western Mass. champion not by accident that they made Sansoucy knew that his team the top of the fifth. There, they other way and he did it.” Taconic High (20-3) in the State it here, they’re a good baseball was built for the postseason, struck for a pair of runs to knot The Minutemen then threat- Semifinals (after press time), team.”

Second baseman Andrew Fritze of Bay Path waits for the incoming ball as Hudson’s Matt Lombardi slides safely into second base with a steal. Friday, June 21, 2019 • The Auburn News • 11 SPORTS How They Got There Minutemen keep will to win alive after topping Uxbridge

Nick Ethier photos Bay Path’s Dylan Brien focuses on his catcher before releasing a pitch to the plate.

Center fielder Nate Shoemaker of Bay Path heaves the ball back to the infield.

BY NICK ETHIER SPORTS STAFF WRITER AUBURN — Something about Dylan Brien pitching on Auburn High’s Sports briefs mound. Brien, a Bay Path Regional sopho- more, has now toed the rubber here twice in postseason play. First, the Annual golf tournament Minutemen opened the Central Mass. Division 3 Tournament playing at No. to benefit Saint Jean 3 Auburn, where Brien pitched an eight-inning shutout as Bay Path went Baptiste Educational on to win, 1-0. Then, after the Minutemen dispatched Foundation No. 6 Quabbin Regional, 5-0, up in Barre, Bay Path played No. 2 Uxbridge High Join the Saint Jean Baptiste in the District semifinals at a neutral Educational Foundation on location on Wednesday, June 12, and Monday, Aug. 19 at Pleasant that location wound up being Auburn Valley Country Club for their 23rd High. Brien was called upon again and, annual golf tournament. The cost after relinquishing a run in the first is $150 per person, twosomes and inning, he pitched the next six frames singles are welcomed. There will in shutout fashion as Bay Path rallied be a hole-in-one contest, a putting for a 3-1 victory. contest, door prizes and a special Brien has now tossed 15 innings at golfers raffle. The event features Auburn High and has allowed nine hits 18 holes of golf on the PGA and Ed Knopf of Bay Path smashes the ball into the outfield. on 189 pitches. Most importantly, he has LPGA course with valet parking, only allowed that one run. bag handling services, unlimited “They’re getting hot at the right use of the driving range, chipping time,” Bay Path head coach Mark area and putting areas prior to Sansoucy said of the Minutemen, who the 10 a.m. shotgun start with were only 11-9 in the regular season a Florida-style scramble. Early and, as a result, earned the No. 14 seed registration is at 8 a.m. and carts in the tournament. “Dylan was a little with big rain covers, a gift bag, banged up in the beginning of the year coffee, a continental breakfast and he’s just been getting stronger as and snacks will be served. The they year’s been going on. dinner to follow is an executive “I think he drinks and sleeps baseball, buffet. For additional information he absolutely loves the game,” Sansoucy and registration please call Golf said when asked about Brien’s postsea- Committee member Ken at (508) son success. “He’s a very smart pitcher. 277-5314 or Foundation Trustee His velocity is good, but he beats people Ted at (508) 764-7909. Deadline for by outsmarting them.” payment is Aug. 9. Golfers who Sansoucy noted that it helps that make the entire payment by July classmate Erik Johnson calls a great 29 will be placed into a raffle for game from behind the plate to form a a chance to win a gift certificate strong battery. from the pro shop at Pleasant In the quarterfinal win versus Valley. Quabbin, junior Nate Shoemaker got the job done on the mound. “Shoemaker’s been pretty solid on the Seniors to play golf at a mound the whole season, so we’re going to live and die by them,” Sansoucy said discounted rate of the Brien and Shoemaker one-two punch. We are a social traveling senior After the Spartans got their run in golf group and play premium golf the bottom of the first inning, Sansoucy courses in Central Massachusetts admitted that he was “concerned” since at a reduced greens fee rate. “we hadn’t been behind in the playoffs We will play one Thursday Bay Path second baseman John Schramm lowers his glove to field the ball cleanly. and it was right in the first inning.” each month from May through But Sansoucy remembered what his October. Men and women 60 and team had said as they approached the over are welcomed. If you are a dugout. foursome, threesome, twosome or “When they went to go hit in the sec- a single, come enjoy great golf and ond they said, ‘let’s do it,’ they didn’t get make new friends. flustered,” said Sansoucy. Our third golf day will take And, although the Minutemen didn’t place on Thursday morning, July score in the second, they did strike for 25 when we will play at Green Hill two runs in the third to take a lead they Golf Course in Worcester. Our would not relinquish. Shoemaker was group discounted rate is $39 for 18 hit by a pitch with the bases loaded for holes of golf and cart. There will the first run and Andrew Flanagan fol- be prizes for the three closest to lowed with a sacrifice fly. the pin shots on all the par-3 holes Then, in the seventh, Brien gave him- and a fun prized putting chal- self a cushion thanks to an RBI base hit. lenge. New are prizes for chipping Now, the Minutemen (14-9) will play in from off the green with a lofted for the Central Mass. Division 3 title club. Come have some fun and against No. 5 Hudson High (12-11) in play a nice course that provides hopes of turning another upset victory. some great views of Worcester. “Their motivation, more than any- To sign up, please contact Dick thing, was they were seeded 14th out of Lisi at (508) 410-1332 or at wscgolf- 15 teams,” said Sansoucy. “It’s kind of [email protected]. You can also like a motivational thing for them now. view our complete schedule on Bay Path first baseman Dom Esposito sees the ball into his glove to record an out on They want to be the low seed that came Uxbridge’s Jacob Rancourt. Facebook at Worcester County in and shocked everybody. They’re Senior Golf Club. playing like nobody can beat them.” 12 • The Auburn News • Friday, June 21, 2019 The Community Connection Your area guide to buying, dining & shopping locally!

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was in the 30-pound the breaker wall. We had range. left the area just in time avoiding a major bumpy The mate quickly ride to port. placed the bass into the live well and the umbrel- Fishing live eels is a la rigs were again set method that this writer to the proper depth and enjoys for catching strip- placed in the rod holders. ers Suddenly, both rods were Using a light rod pro- bending with a couple vides some great fishing more stripers. When all excitement, and the bass was said and done our often needs to be chased group had landed six nice down to retrieve some of stripers all in the 30-to-40- the line that had nearly pound range in only two emptied the spool, from hours. All of the stripers the initial run of a big were bright silvery fish striper. Other methods with numerous sea lice include using chunk on them indicating they bait and drifting it away had been in the area a from the boat while very short time, arriving anchored. Trolling tubes from deeper cold waters. also works well imi- It was time to break out tating a live eel. It is the fluking rods and head often tipped off with a for our new fishing hole. fresh live seaworm, or one of the plastic scent- The seas were quite ed baits imitating a sea- calm, and I started to worm. With the high wonder if the weath- price of seaworms today erman had his report the plastics work nearly the day before if the boat opening at the outer wall gift. of high winds all day as well. Jigging over a could get to the fish- of Galilee, waves were was wrong. After fishing school of stripers, or surf The Great ing grounds because breaking over the wall When the mate fin- for a half hour numerous fishing all provide great of high winds. The and the boat started to ished setting the lines to short fluke were caught opportunities to catch a Outdoors Captain advised us to list from side to side. At the proper depth it was and released. After an big striper. If you get the meet him at the boat the time it did not seem to only a matter of min- hour of fishing only striper fishing fever, it is the next morning, and be a good Idea to go fish- utes after a voice shout- a few were of legal best to take the wife or RALPH a last minute decision ing at Block Island, but ed “Fish On!” Suddenly size. Suddenly, every- girlfriend along, or she TRUE on weather to cancel as we ventured farther the other rod was bend- thing changed, and the is going to home alone an the trip would be made out to sea the waves did ing with another fish wind started to pick awful lot. then. As we approached not seem that bad. After slowly stripping the up. Fishing with eight- Striper fishing is heat- the Marina, we noticed a one and a half hour line from the reel. The ounce weights to keep the This week’s pictures ing up at Block Island, very little wind, but the boat ride we reached our Captain slowed the boat bait on the bottom, had show my son, Ralph Jr., as this weeks pictures seas were still choppy destination and the mate to a crawl and two of us soon using 10 ounces with his pool winning show. A group of local from the day before. quickly let out two lines our fishing party were and then 12 ounces, try- fish, and Tracy Cormier anglers chartered the equipped with umbrella reeling in a fish. After a ing to hold bottom. The with his runner up fish. Maridee 11 out of Galilee The Captain and Mate rigs. It is not this writer’s somewhat brief battle, wind kept increasing Rhode Island this past showed up on time (5 favorite way to fish but two impressive stripers and it was time to head Take A Kid Fishing & Saturday and had a fast a.m.) , and the decision my son Ralph Jr. invited were brought into the home. By the time we Keep Them Rods Bending! bite on some serious size to leave the marina was me along with his bud- boat. One was at least entered Salt Pond, the stripers. It was unknown made. As we entered the dies for a Father’s Day 40 pounds, and the other waves were smashing The Community Connection Your area guide to buying, dining & shopping locally!

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My last column selling antiques and Island coast. Jules Antiques offered suggestions for objects d’art” for & General Store in Richmond antiquing on Cape Cod over 2 decades. Holly houses “70 dealers in our spa- this summer. There Hock Farm Antiques cious 8,000 square-foot rustic are plenty of other in Mystic website farm building.” Dealers at great vacation spots describes themselves the General Stanton Inn Flea in New England and as “a major retailer Market in Charlestown offer many more oppor- of quality antiques antiques and newer items on tunities to look for and custom made fur- Sundays. antiques. I’ll focus on niture.” There are Southern New England Antiques, many other shops Traveling further east into in this column. along the Connecticut Massachusetts, New Bedford Collectibles coast. More informa- Antiques at the Cove is a huge Connecticut has tion is available on shop with 260 dealers in a 55,000 some coastal vacation & Estates the Connecticut Office square foot facility. Their Web destinations with great of Tourism’s website site notes that they are open antique shopping. “The WAYNE TUISKULA www.ctvisit.com. seven days a week in a refur- Antiques Depot” in Old bished mill building. You’d Saybrook describes Rhode Island also expect the Plymouth area and itself as “a Warehouse Antique has many great options for the rest of the South Shore to be Market in Rowley has been in Worcester. We have other Center featuring 3500 square antiquing. If your plans take home to many antique shops, running on Sundays for 47 sales and appraisal events in feet of fine quality antique and you to Misquamicut Beach, and you’d be right. Main Street years. If you prefer the moun- the works. Please see www. used furniture, crystal, pot- Homespun Cottage Antiques Marketplace in Plymouth is tains to the ocean, the Great centralmassauctions.com tery, clocks, artwork, estate & Collectibles is located in “an eclectic antique and col- Barrington Antiques Center in for details on these and other jewelry, watches, sterling Westerly. In addition to their lectible marketplace” that has the Berkshires is a 5,000 square events. silver and much more!” The shop, they also run auctions. over 100 vendors, according to foot multi-dealer shop. Mystic and Stonington areas Their website notes that there their website. The Fancy Flea Contact us at: Wayne have attractions including are many other antique shops antique show takes place on If you’ve gotten too much Tuiskula, Auctioneer/ the Mystic Seaport Museum, nearby. Newport is another June 22 at Edaville Railroad in sun this summer, you can go Appraiser Central Mass Mystic Aquarium, Foxwoods great Rhode Island antique Carver. 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There are plenty Newburyport’s waterfront.” centralmassauctions.com. they’ve “been buying and of other shops near the Rhode Todd Farm Antique and Flea We continue to make pick- ups for our Aug. 29 auction Prevent tick-borne diseases while enjoying the outdoors You’ve grabbed your hiking or other practice greatly reduces the risk of tick- water bottle, sunscreen and Garden outdoor activities. borne diseases. hat for a hike in the park Read and follow Manage your landscape to reduce or some gardening. Add Moments label directions the tick population. Keep the grass a bit of tick protection to carefully. mowed and remove brush, ground- your must-have items when Always conduct covers, firewood piles and birdfeeders you head out the door for MELINDA a tick check on near the home or where the family an adventure, to garden or MYERS yourself, children frequents. Keep swing sets away from play. and pets after the woods and placed on woodchip Continue enjoying the spending time mulch. Eliminate invasive barberry, outdoors by enlisting a vari- outdoors. Studies honeysuckle and buckthorn that create ety of strategies to limit your risk of show that regular tick checks are the a tick-friendly habitat. exposure to ticks and the disease patho- most effective way to prevent diseases Many of us are doing the opposite. gens they transmit. Here are just a few transmitted by ticks. Ticks can feed We are eliminating lawns, increas- of the ways to increase your safety and anywhere but are often found in and ing groundcover, planting more enjoyment. around the ears and hair, inside the bel- trees, shrubs and flowers to create Wear light colored clothing to more lybutton, under the arms, around the more diverse wildlife-friendly habi- easily spot the tick before it moves onto waist, back of the knees and between tats. There is limited evidence that your skin. Wear long pants and tuck the legs. increasing animal diversity may help them into your socks and tuck your Check your clothing inside and out. reduce the rate of tick associated dis- shirt into your pants. Ticks often gain Ticks can survive for several days in eases. Unfortunately, the fragmented access through pant legs or shirttails the house and even when washed in woodlands and ecosystems do favor and crawl up looking for a place to settle warm or hot water. An hour in the deer and white-footed mice that are key in and feed. dryer on high heat will kill them. to the maintenance and transmission of Consider spraying your clothing with Shower within two hours after spend- tick-borne diseases. Courtesy — Scott Bauer, USDA Photo an insecticide labeled for repelling and ing time outdoors. The water can help Consider creating a tick safe zone area killing ticks. Spray your clothing and dislodge any unattached ticks plus this where your family frequents and limit Ticks, including the black legged tick, often let it dry before wearing. Or invest provides a second opportunity to con- your time in tick infested areas. Widen gain access through pant legs or shirttails and in pre-treated clothing for gardening, duct a t , ick check. Studies found this pathways, prune trees to increase light, crawl up looking for a place to settle in and feed. exclude deer and discourage rodents to reduce the risk of exposure. Please email info@C-MASS- And if additional control is needed to CHAMBER GEOFEST.org or call (508) 347-2761 or continued from page A8­­­ create a tick safe zone, consider using outdoor activities. (800) 628-8379 for more information a pesticide like Summit Tick & Flea about the 2019 C-MASS GEOFEST. Spray that contains permethrin. You’ll Melinda Myers has written more than only need small amounts at the right Included in the festival’s Schedule 20 gardening books, including Small The Chamber’s mission time of the year for effective control. of Events are a Music Bingo Night at Space Gardening. She hosts The Great The Chamber of Central Mass South One application in spring or fall is usu- Mexicali Mexican Grill in Spencer, Courses “How to Grow Anything” is the leading advocate for business, pro- ally sufficient for managing the ticks Canvas Painting with Brush It Off Paint DVD series and the nationally-syndi- motes the success of its members, and that can transmit Lyme disease. For the & Sip Bar at The Publick House, an cated Melinda’s Garden Moment TV enhances regional prosperity through dog tick, also known as wood ticks, an Ice Cream Social at Westview Farms & radio program. 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Friday, June 21, 2019 • The Auburn News • 15 Obituaries Stella C. (Pizon) Driscoll, 95 Donald L. Maynard, 85

SPENCER- Stella C. Pizon. She was a seamstress for 30 years STURBRIDGE- Donald L. Maynard, sisters, Doris Rejane Martenstyn, who (Pizon) Driscoll, 95, at the former Boston Burial Casket Co. 85, died Friday, June 14, 2019, at the died February 21, 2019, and Mariette formerly of 69 Wilson in Auburn, retiring in 1981 after 20 Overlook Masonic Home in Charlton, Maynard who died at the age of 2. St., died Friday, June years with the company.Stella had a MA. Donald was born in Worcester on 14 at Life Care Center love for traveling, animals and bingo Don’s longtime companion, Jane July 26, 1933, son of the late Laurier and of Auburn. at the Life Care Center. The family (White) Salviuolo, died July 4, 2007. He Sarah (Laroche) Maynard. He worked She was the wife would like to thank the staff at Auburn is survived by his children, William for many years as a Dairy Farmer at of Joseph T. Driscoll Life Care and New England Hospice for Maynard of Fitchburg, Stephen Dresser Hill Farm in Charlton, retiring who died in 1996. their compassionate care of Stella. Salviuolo of Sturbridge, Anthony many years ago. He often took road She leaves her son At her request, there will be a pri- Salviuolo of Charlton, Lucy Rivett of trips, and he enjoyed fishing. Timothy J. Driscoll and his wife Denise vate celebration of life at the conve- Charlton, Karen Terrill of Charlton, A Funeral Home Service was held of Spencer and her daughter Kathleen nience of the family. In lieu of flowers, Laurie Hudson of Auburn, Donna on Thursday, June 20, 2019 at 11 AM S. Jankoski of Rochdale, 5 grandchil- contributions may be made to Second Boucher of Charlton, Regina Leduc at Sansoucy Funeral Home, 40 Marcy dren and 3 great grandchildren, nieces Chance Animal Services, P.O. Box 136, of Southbridge, Christine Denham Street, Southbridge, MA 01550. A call- and nephews. She is predeceased by E.Brookfield, MA 01515. of Webster, and Pamela Nduyu of ing period will be held from 10:30AM her brothers; Roger and Edward Pizon, J.HENRI MORIN & SON FUNERAL Sturbridge; 19 grandchildren; and 5 until the service begins. Burial will be a sister Alice Pizon, and her son in law HOME, 23 Maple Terr., Spencer is great-grandchildren. He is predeceased private at a later date. www.sansoucy- Philip Jankoski. assisting the family with arrangements. by his brother, Rodolphe Maynard, funeral.com Stella was born in Spencer, the daugh- www.morinfuneralhomes.com who died February 28, 2019; and two ter of Joseph and Catherine (Zientak) Community Calendar

ance can help protect your family. musical free play. Mother Goose Story share their knowledge with each other. Sunday, June 30 Time is held Tuesdays at 10 a.m. Please About half of our members also like to stop by and join us. For information, eat. Each month we have a simple din- ALBANIAN DAY PICNIC: St. you call the library at (508) 832-7790. ner with dessert and refreshments just Nicholas Albanian Orthodox Church ONGOING EVENTS prior to our meeting, which allows us will hold its annual Albanian Day Picnic 12 STEP PROGRAM: Christian 12 MUSEUM HOURS: The Auburn time to socialize too. We meet the fourth on Sunday, June 30 noon to 5:30 p.m., Step Program for Men and Women 7-8:15 Historical Museum, 41 South St. is open Wednesday of each month starting at on the church grounds, 126 Morris St., p.m. every Tuesday at Faith Baptist Tuesday, 9 a.m. to noon, and Saturday 6:30 p.m. in the Oxford Senior Center Southbridge. The Albanian Day Picnic Church, 22 Faith Ave, Auburn. Do you 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Admission is free located at 323 Main St. in Oxford. It is will feature shish-kabab, traditional feel your life/relationships/habits are to see a variety of artifacts and memo- the building directly behind the Oxford pies, such as spinach, leek, sauerkraut, spinning out of control? A Christian 12 rabilia concerning Auburn as far back Town Hall building. For more informa- and squash, baklava, date-filled cook- Step Program is the key to Christ and as when it was known as the town of tion, please contact Dick Lisi at (508) ies, twist cookies, and other Albanian life providing abundance, blessing and Ward. All are welcome to come. For 410-1332 or [email protected]. dessert specialties. Ethnic music will grace. Come as you are or contact (508) more information contact Sari Bitticks be provided by the Mosaic Ensemble. 832-5044 x 155 for information. at [email protected]. STORY TIME: Open Story Time will The public is invited. The picnic will be held 4:30 p.m. every Thursday at be held rain or shine and admission is SUICIDE PREVENTION: Attempted NEW GROUP FORMING: If you’re the Auburn Public Library. No regis- free. This event is sponsored in part by Suicide Prevention Group. Held each separated or divorced, you don’t have to tration required. Please drop in. Open a grant from the Southbridge Cultural Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at St Bernard’s go through it alone. DivorceCare meets to all ages. For information, call (508) Council, a local agency which is sup- Church, 236 Lincoln St., Worcester weekly, you’ll receive practical support 832-7790. ported by the Massachusetts Cultural Gym Entrance Side, second floor meet- and find healing and hope for the future Council, a state agency. ing room. Parking & T services. Weekly in a friendly, confidential setting. We BOYS’ GROUP: Chuck wants boys Tuesday, July 16 facilitator, inspirational speaker, meet Thursdays, 6:30-8 p.m., beginning in the 6th through 10th grades to join PREPARING YOUR ESTATE PLAN: founder Dan Pelly, two time attempt- Feb. 1 at Faith Church, 22 Faith Ave., The Man Cave. The Man Cave is a 5:45 p.m., Brookdale Eddy Pond East, ed suicide survivor. Your life matters, Auburn. Call (508) 832-5044 or email boys’ group that meets from 7:30 to 667 Washington St., Auburn. never give up. No charge. More info at [email protected] for more 8:45 p.m. Thursdays at the AYFS, 21 It’s a topic people tend to put off or (617) 592-5081. information. Pheasant Court, Auburn. This is where ignore, but one of the most important members will learn that peers their things you can do is to develop a sound STORY TIME: Have a little one in NUMISMATICS: Looking for a new own age share similar concerns. Group estate plan. Doing so lets you take a the house? Looking to get out and do hobby? Come learn about the hobby members will be able to discuss ways giant step toward a more secure future something? The Auburn Public Library of Coin Collecting. Or maybe you are to cope with their concerns as well as for yourself and generations to come. may have just the thing for you. Mother an old time collector. Our club, the receive positive feedback. Each week Attend our Preparing Your Estate Plan Goose Story time is for children ages Nipmuc Coin Club, has both. We learn will center around a particular topic for presentation and you’ll learn more 6-15 months. It’s a great place for chil- from each other through our monthly discussion. No cost to join. For informa- about: What to consider when creat- dren and their grownups to listen to guest speakers, show and tell presenta- tion, call Brandon Pare (508) 832-5707 x ing your will; The benefits of trusts in stories, share nursery rhymes and have tions, monthly coin auctions and free 16 or Dan Secor (508) 832-5707 x 14. Free estate planning; How to help reduce time to connect with others during attendance prizes. Our group loves to food available. taxes on your estate; and How insur-

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NEW LISTING NEW PRICE ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT DUDLEY – 2 Brandon Rd! 2 Family! 6/5 DUDLEY – 4 Brandon Rd! 2 Family! 6/5 PUTNAM – 49 Fox Road! Fantastic 2,680’ 9+ Room Center Hall Colonial Set On 3 Beautiful Acres! Featuring DUDLEY – 9 Nellies Way! TOBIN FARM ESTATES! 10 Rm Colonial Set on 1.2 Acres! Applianced Dine-in Granite Kit! 3 Rms! 3/2 Bdrms! 1/1 Baths! Level Corner Rms! 2/2 Bdrms! 1/1 Baths! Both Flrs w/ Center Island Stainless Applianced Kitchen! Formal Dining & Living Rooms w/Hardwoods! Comfortable Brick Fireplaced Season Sun Rm off Kit! Din Rm, 2 Story Fam Rm w/Pellet Stove, Bdrm, Full Bath w/Laundry & Gleaming Hrdwds Round Out Lot! 1st Flr w/Applianced Kit! Din Rm! Eat-in Pantry Kitchens! Liv Rms! 2 Bdrms! Family Room! Office/Den! Half Bath w/Laundry Closet! Side Entry Foyer w/Coat Closet! Upstairs to 4 Spacious 1st Flr! 2nd Flr Features an Open Balcony to the Liv Rm! Plenty of Space for an Office, Playroom or Reading Area, Use Your Liv Rm w/Picture Window! 3 Bdrms! Full Baths w/Tubs/Showers! Off Street Parking! Bedrooms! Huge Master w/Hardwoods, Full Bath & Walk-in Closet! Full Hall Bath w/Double Sinks! Imagination! Master w/Tray Ceiling & 3 Closets! Master Bath w/Dual Sinks, Shower, Whirlpool Tub & Makeup Counter! 2 Bath w/Tub/Shower! 2nd Flr w/Applianced Recent Roof! Vinyl Sided! Porches! Full Walk-up Attic w/Plumbing Leads for Additional/Future Expansion! 5 Zone Oil Heat! 24X30’ Gas/Electric Heat! $209,900.00 Additional Bdrms & Full Bath! Huge Finished Walk-out Lower Level Perfect for Entertaining! Wet Bar w/Wine Cooler & Kit! Din Rm! Liv Rm! 2 Bdrms! Full Bath! Detached Garage w/Second Floor Storage! Convenient to Everything Putnam! $369,900.00 Gas Heat! Young Roof! $229,900.00 Fridge! Half Bath w/Tile Flr! Irrigation! Shed! JD Riding Mower! Don’t Miss Out! $469,900.00

ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT WEBSTER – 26 Spring St! 5 Rm Ranch on WEBSTER – 12 West Ave! DUDLEY – 24 Hickory Dr! 8 Rm 50’ Split on Dble Corner Lot! Fully Applianced SS Kitchen Quiet Side Street! Walk into the 3 Seasons 1,680’ Townhouse! 7 Rooms! 3 w/Tile Flr, Cherry Cabinets, Corian Counters & Island! Din Rm w/Slider to Deck! Liv Rm Rm w/ Tile Flr, Ceiling Fan & Slider to Deck! Bedrooms! 3 Baths! Applianced Island w/Cherry Cabinetry, Recessed Lights & Picture Window! Slate Entry w/Coat Closet! Full Cabinet Packed Eat-In Kit! Spacious Liv Rm Kit w/Tile Flr! Din Rm & 13x24 Liv Bath w/Tile Flr! Master w/Wall to Wall, Triple Closet & Recent Refreshed Master Bath! w/Hrdwds! 3 Bdrms! Finished Lower Level w/ Rm w/Wood Laminate Floors! Master 2nd & 3rd Bdrms w/Wall to Wall & Dble Closets! Lower Level Fam Rm w/Stone Fireplace Tile Flr, 10’ Bar w/Drop Lights! Vinyl Siding! Bath & Walk-in Closet! 11X19 Family w/Pellet Insert! Office/Play Rm w/Wall to Wall! Half Bath w/Recent Vanity! C/Air! Oil Heat! Replacement Windows! $239,900.00 Rm! Recently Painted Throughout! 2 Car Garage! Generator! Replacement Windows! Flexible Floor Plan! $299,900.00 Central Air! Garage! $164,900.00

NEW PRICE WEBSTER LAKE – 50 West Point Rd! Killdeer Island! Stunning 4,700’ Entertainers Dream! Magnificent Sunsets! Built 2016, ON DEPOSIT NEW LISTING It Has It All! Expansive 2 Story Foyer! Cherry Cabinet Kit w/Oversized Center Isl, Dble Oven, High End Appliances and Walk-in DUDLEY – 94 Tracy Road! 7 Rm 4 Bdrm Colonial On 1.24 Acres! Privacy! Many Butler’s Pantry! Din Rm w/Wet Bar, Sliders to 14x30’ Deck! Bright & Airy Liv Rm Overlooking the Lake, Custom Built Cabinets, WEBSTER – 28 Colonial Rd! Immaculately SUTTON - LAKE SINGLETARY Upgrades! Hrdwds Throughout! Frplce Liv Rm w/Recessed Lights! Formal Din Rm! Eat- Gas Frplc! 1/2 Bath + Laundry Nearby! An ELEVATOR to Service All 3 Floors! Glorious Stairway leads up to 3 Spacious Bdrms Maintained 8 Rm Colonial Across from w/ WATERFRONT! 5 W. Sutton Rd! 8 Rm in Kit Updated in 2015! Cherry Cabinets, Granite Counters, Center Isl & SS Appliances! each with their Own Private Baths! Luxurious Master w/Tray Ceiling, Walk-in Closet + Private Balcony! Expansive Master Bath, Views of & Beach Access to Webster Lake! Cape! 3 Bdrms! Screen House at Waters Sunroom w/Skylights, Hrdwd Flrs & Slider to Deck! 1st Flr 1/2 Bath w/Laundry! Master Applianced Kit! Dining Area! Dining Rm! Edge! Gradual Access to the Water! Soaker Tub & Large Tile Shower! Walk-up Attic w/Expansion Possibilities! Lower Level boasts Full Kit, 1/2 Bath, Lake Facing Fam Well Maintained! Kit, Formal Din Rm! Bdrm w/Dble Closet & Full Bath w/Linen Closet! 2nd Flr Full Bath! Lower Level Rm, Media/Exercise Rm + Lake Facing Bdrm w/Frplc & Private Bath! Slider to Patio! 13 Individual Splits to Control Rm Temps! Fam Rm! 3 Comfortable Bdrms! Master Game Rm/Office! Utility/Storage Rm! 16X21 Deck! Garage Under! Save on Your Bath w/Dble Vanity, Whirlpool Tub, Separate Fireplace Liv Rm! Den! Sun Rm! Updated Oversized 2 Car Garage! This Home is Loaded w/Quality & Detail! Quick Closing No Problem! Don’t Delay! $1,199,000.00 Windows! New Furnace & Septic to be Electric Your Bills, 2015 Solar Panels! Level yard w/Shed! Call now! Shower! 2.5 Baths! C/Air! $285,000.00 $349,000.00 Installed by Seller! $529,900.00

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NEW PRICE & A/C SYSTEM NEW LISTING CHARLTON – 105’ WATERFRONT! Baker Pond! 63 Lincoln Pt Rd! East Facing = Fantastic Sunrises! Custom 9 Rm WEBSTER LAKE – 50 Union Point Rd! Panoramic Views of Middle Pond – South Facing – Tons of Sun! Princi- WEBSTER LAKE – ISLAND PARADISE! 8 Long Island! Western Colonial! Beautiful 1/2 Acre Lot w/Lawn to Water’s Edge! 2 Story Foyer! Natural Woodwork! Open Flr Plan! Appliance pal Residence or as a Second Home this 6+ Rm Gambrel Colonial will be Ready for You! You’ll Appreciate its Easy Exposure across Middle Pond! Experience Incredible Sunsets! 105’ Granite Kit w/Isl, Recessed Lights, Tile Flr & Water View! Din Area w/Slider to Deck! Sunken Frplc Liv Rm w/Hrdwd Flr Access and Taken Back by the Ever Changing Lake Vistas! Featuring Applianced Kitchen w/Island, Dining Area, Waterfront! Park Like 14,300’ Lot! Ideal 6+ Rm 3 Seasons Cottage! & Water Views! Din Rm w/Hrdwd! 1/2 Bath w/Pedestal Sink! 2nd Flr w/4 Bdrms, 3 w/Water Views! Master w/Cathedrals, Lake Facing Fireplaced Living Rm with Custom Cabinetry, All with Hardwood Floors! Ideal Lake Facing 3 Sea- Appliance Granite Kit! Dining Rm! Frplc Living Rm w/Hrdwds! 3 Bdrms French Dr to Balcony, Bath w/Separate Tub/Shower, Walk-in Closet & Laundry! Hall Bath! 3.5 Baths Total! Finished Walk- sons Rm w/Tile Floor & Anderson Sliders All Around! 3 Second Floor Bedrooms! Spacious Lake Facing Master w/ – 2 Lake Facing! 2.5 Baths Total! Boat House! Town Services! Quarter out Lower Level w/31’ Fam Rm! Full Kit! Full Bath & Laundry! Includes NEW A/C SPLITS SYSTEM! Enjoy Outside Cathedral Ceiling & 2 Sliders to its Private Deck! 2 Full Baths! Central Air! Composite Decks & Flag Stone Pa- Ownership of Mainland 5,407’ Lot for Parking/Dockage! $374,900.00 from the Farmer’s Porch, Deck, Patio, Screened Porch or Dock! 2 Car Garage! Full Recreational Use! $574,900.00 tio for Your Enjoyment! 7,405’ Lot with 50’ on the Water! Sorry, Closing not before 9/10/2019! $689,900.00

Featured Open House – New Construction! hope2own.com THOMPSON, CT - 6 LILLIAN AVE, LOT #1 508.943.4333 New Construction! No Place Like a New Home! especially a newly constructed Sharon Pelletier - Broker one! on a country lot! House overlooks a beautiful field. Conveniently located for com- muters - off Rt 193, close to I-395! This 46’ x 26’ Split Level home has an attractive Licensed in MA, CT & RI modern flare w/twin peaks & rectangular window lighter above the front entry door! You’ll be delighted w/the natural light that fills the interior of this home! Cathedral ceil- OPEN HOUSE, SUN. • 11-1 ings, hrdwd & ceramic tile flrs in baths w/carpets in BRs & LL family rm. Plan calls We Want for white kitchen cabinets, granite counter-tops, a center island, & dining rm w/sliders 43 East Main Street Webster, MA 01570 Your Listings! to deck! 2 spacious BRs, full bath, plus Mstr BR suite w/private bath! LL fam rm, w/sliding door. 1/2 bath/laundry, 2-1/2 baths total! Central Fine Realtor Associates to Serve You! Air, 24’x25’ 2 car garage. Come Choose your Colors! $309,000. Agent June Cazeault 860.377.2044 June Cazeault * Laurie Sullivan * Diane Strzelecki * Matthew Ross * Lori Johnson-Chausse * William Gilmore II * Mark Barrett *Brain Bohenko THOMPSON, CT - 8 LILLIAN AVE, LOT #2 OXFORD - 16 BARTLETT ST Featured Listing WEBSTER - 6 BOYDEN ST EXT WOODSTOCK, CT - 606 PROSPECT ST Pristine Colonial on 2.54 Acres in Historic Woodstock! Recently Remodeled Master Bath! Resurfaced Driveway! This Home is a Must See! It offers a Peaceful Country Setting! Conveniently located ON DEPOSIT SORRY, SOLD! on the MA line within minutes of Shopping, Restaurants & oth- er Amenities!! This Customized Property offers Vaulted Family There is No Place Like Home ~ especially when it is a beautiful newly constructed Attrtctivr Brick face 2 bedrooms, Dining room, applianced Room w/Built ins, Cherry Cabinets, Sunken Dining Rm, Cathedral home! This split level style home has an attractive modern flare! You’ll be BUYERS &/OR INVESTORS TAKE NOTICE! A short sale of- delighted with the natural light that will brighten the interior of this home! Open kitchen. Walkout lower level, partly finished basement. Re- Mstr, Arched Openings, Natural Light, Hdwd & Tile Flrs! Cross the fering! - A fantastic opportunity to own an affordable, single fam- floor plan, cathedral ceilings! Granite counters, center island & dining rm w/ cent water heater. Enclosed 3 season porch, deck. 2 sheds. Balcony Overlooking the Family Rm to reach Bonus Rm. Potential ily, 3 br, 1.5 Bath, split level style home! Partially finished lower sliders! Master BR, private master full bath w/extra wide shower & walk in closet, 3 season porch. Forced Hot Air by Oil! Town water. for Home Office, Teen/ In-law Suite, Craft Rm or Media/Game Rm. 3 level. Young oil fired boiler municipal water & sewer. 12,000 Sq plus 2 spacious BRs & a full hallway bath. 24’ lower Level family room, half bath assisted sale - $210,000. w/laundry hookups & utility closet, two car garage! Central AC. $309,900. BR, 2-1/2 Baths. $399,000.00 ft landscaped lot. Property being sold as is. $164,900

THOMPSON, CT - 25 BONNETTE AVE WEBSTER - 12 ERNEST ST WEBSTER/DOUGLAS/THOMPSON WEBSTER - 5 JACKSON ROAD WEBSTER LAND - COOPER RD BUILDABLE LOTS Douglas-Mount Daniels Lot #2-2.5 Acres of flat land that abuts Douglas State Forest $132,900 Webster Lake - 22 South Point Rd. Waterfront, SORRY, SOLD! SORRY, SOLD! ON DEPOSIT Southern exposure! Town Water & Sewer $250,000 Thompson - East Thompson Rd. White’s Highway Beautiful corner Lot Split Style Home, just waiting for you! Fireplaced Roomy 1300 sq.ft., Hip roof Ranch Attached 2 Welcome home to this Huge, Sprawling, Ranch Style living room w/Cathedral ceiling! Recently updated kitchen with Granite Home! 2,848 SF+/- of Living Area on One Level! In-ground 23 acres! Abuts Mass. Line Beautiful view! $99,900 counters & recessed lighting. Updated bath w/ceramic floor, 1-1/2 baths Attention Developers! 3 abutting house lots, car garage! PLUS 32x32 Detached Garage! Eat in pool, built-in hot tub, w/fire pit! Carport/pavilion for en- total. 3 nice size bedrooms. Finished lower level with wet bar. Central potential to divide into 5-6 Buildable lots! Kitchen, Fireplaced living room with bow window! tertaining! Separate wings for private family living & en- Killingly - 37 Katherine Ave River Frontage 2/3rds air. Recent roof, with 50 yr Warranty. 40’ X 26’ detached work shop/ Lake Residential area, not on the lake. 3 bedrooms, enclosed heated sun room, central air, tertainment, BR suites, 10 rooms total! simply Amazing! garage. Heated Pool, Inground Sprinkler System. So much more! acre. Town Water & Sewer $55,000 NEW PRICE $279,900. Priced to Sell! $129,900. Koi Pond, on .87 +/- acre! New Price $249,900 New Price $299,900 On the shores of Lake Char gogg a gogg man chaugg a gogg chau bun a gung a maugg

WEBSTER LAKE - 118 POINT BREEZE RD WEBSTER LAKE - 54 KILLDEER RD WEBSTER LAKE – 32 JACKSON RD Excellent Opportunity to Finally Own Your Own Webster Lake Waterfront Property! Prime Loca- AN INTRIGUING OPPORTUNITY TO OWN AN EXTREMELY tion, 5,697+/- SF Lot, 50’ Rd & Water Frontage at UNIQUE 3.32 ACRE WEBSTER LAKE WATERFRONT PROP- a Great Price! Contemporary Ranch offers 996+/- SORRY, SOLD! ERTY! Charming, year-round, 2 BR, 2 bath Ranch, located at the Southern most end of Webster Lake’s South Pond SF of living area w/2 BRs & 2 full baths. Plus, KILLDEER ISLAND! A RARE OPPORTUNITY ON WEBSTER LAKE! convenient, indoor access to Walkout Lower Level ABSOLUTELY THE WATERFRONT PROPERTY YOU’VE BEEN beyond Cedar Island! Extremely private w/direct Lake ac- WAITING/LOOKING FOR! 2.45+/- Acres! 345’+/- road front, 336/384’+/- cess. The home offers a full finished LL w/walkout access, a w/tremendous potential for additional living area. depth, 275’+/- Lakefront! Mature landscape provides unprecedented privacy, screened-in 18x20 patio,18x26 det’d garage & 8x8 stor- Main level features Open Floor Plan w/sliders to & a friendly level lot at water’s edge ~ like very few waterfront properties! The 3700 SF+/- Mid-Century Modern Home is unique w/massive modern windows age shed. Park like grounds! $375,000 full front deck! Spectacular Westerly views across Middle Pond! Additional land & shore front- 180 panoramic views across the lake to stunning Western sunsets. 5 spacious BRs that overlook the rooms below. A 30x32+/- det’d garage w/summer kitchen, age available. $345,000 1/2 bath Family owned gem for 60+years! $1,495,000 4 • The Auburn News • Friday, June 21, 2019

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POST ROAD REALTY SELLERS – CALL FOR FREE MARKET ANALYSIS & MARKING CONSULTATION PAOLUCCI TEAM John and Cassie Paolucci Licensed in: MA ReMax Advantage 1 121 West Main Street 179 Shrewsbury Street We Get Results West Brookfield, MA 01585 Worcester MA 01604 ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT 774-200-3523 CELL Jo-Ann Szymczak 774-230-5044 508-784-0677 FAX Diane Luong 774-239-2937 [email protected] Maria Reed 508-873-9254 Maureen O’Connor 508-981-4902 Webster Worcester Dudley WWW.POSTROADREALTY.COM Licensed in MA & CT 16 Concord Ct 78 Lake Ave 1 Ramshorn Rd

Chandler Real Estate Services Mary Hicks Realtor® Certified Real Estate Appraiser Divorce, Estate Planning, Tax Abatement, FREE OPEN HOUSE LISTINGS Relocation – Pre-Listing Appraisals Direct: 508.612.4794 Home Office: 508.867.2222 ChandlerREServices.com www.maryahicks.com [email protected] when you advertise Please call for all your Real Estate needs Stacie Chandler, SRA Chief Appraiser 270 Main Street, Spencer, MA 01562 MA Cert: MACR #75485 RI Cert: CRA.0030012 [email protected] ph/fax 855-243-8267 in this section Each office is independently owned and operated.

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SOUTHBRIDGE $780/month GOT A HOUSE FOR SALE? Spencer/North Brookfield area NEWLY RENOVATED, This is the place to sell it! Your ad will be mailed to 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT Buildable Lot/Acreage New windows, bathroom, kitchen, 50,000+ households throughout Southern Worcester County. Quiet Private Location heating system, paint, floors Lightly Wooded/ NO PETS, job verification required To advertise on our real estate section, Open Pasture preferred first/last/security required please call your local sales representative at Partial Wetlands OK Please call 774-230-0878 1-800-367-9898 Please call 508-885-9274 and leave a message.

To All Dad’s, Spoil Yourself, BUY A HOUSE! PUT YOUR TRUST IN US TEAMWORK AND EXPERIENCE Re/Max Professional Associates Jo-Ann Szymczak 774-230-5044 Diane Luong 774-239-2937 Maria Reed 508-873-9254 Maureen O’Connor 508-981-4902 ReMax Advantage 1 Conrad Allen ConradAllen.com Patrick Sweeney Licensed in MA & CT 179 Shrewsbury St., Worcester MA 01604 508-400-0438 774-452-3578 CALL FOR A MARKET ANALYSIS Licensed in MA & CT Feature ProPerty Housing Options For Seniors OPEN HOUSE • SUNDAY Noon-2pm OPEN Coffee Hour June 29 • 1:30pm to 2:30pm WEBSTER, MA – $349,900 HOUSE SUN 11-1 21 Schofield Ave., Dudley, MA 01571 80 Sutton Road Reservations Suggested Call Jo-Ann 508-943-7669 3 Bedroom, • Understanding various types of senior housing available Dudley: Privacy with 6.7 acres, 3 story barn, ideal for Hardwood Floors Throughout, in your area. hobbyist or animals. Location – 1 hour commute to • Selling your current home (key steps) Must See, Not a Drive By! Hartford, Boston & Providence. Firepalce, 3.5 BA, cher- - Price considerations UNDER - Staging your home PENDING RENTED COMING SOON ry cabinet kitchen. AGREEMENT 7 Dudley Oxford Hill Rd ~ $425,000 - Negotiating the sale & closing

RUTLAND, MA DUDLEY, MA THOMPSON, CT WEBSTER, MA 223 Stawicki Road 3 Brooke Haven Dr 2 Chase Ave., Webster: Easy commute Charlton: New Construc- Southbridge: Commer- W. Boylston: LOCA- 6 Summit Street $259,900 4 Bed, 2 1/2 Baths, Apt. 1R to Rt. 495, 3 Bdr, 20’x20’ tion, cathedral ceilings, cial 1.1 Acre, 3 Bldgs, TION, LOCATION, $90,000 3 Bedroom, Split, Lots of Land $1,000/Month sprinkler system, 1300 LOCATION! Center Multi-Family Full Inlaw Family Rm, Hardwood C/A, Oak floors, 2 BA, $339,900 First/Last/Security COMPLETELY REMODELED Flrs, Near Webster Lake. 1.5+acres sq. ft., Ideal for manu- Hall Colonial, Bonus Rm, 293 Thompson Rd ~ 24 Dodge Rd ~ facturing, Dock Moldings We Have Qualified Buyers, Always Looking To Sell, Any Type! Contact Us Today! $249,900 $339,900 833 Main St ~ $450,000 44 Central St ~ $354,900 Friday, June 21, 2019 • The Auburn News • 5

REAL ESTATE Open House Directory Brenda Ryan Melissa Mary Jo Spiro Vivian Mar- Robin Broker- Cournoyer Demick Thomo rero-Doros Giguere (C) Condo (X) Condex (M) Multi-Family (T) Townhouse Owner Hilli “We are part of Make Southbridge Home” (B) Business (U) Duplex (S) Single Family (D) Adult Community (P) Land (L) Mobile Home (A) Apartment (W) Waterfront 201 SOUTH STREET, SOUTHBRIDGE, MA ADDRESS STYLE TIME PRICE REALTOR/SELLER/PHONE 508-765-9155 SATURDAY, JUNE 22 FAX: 508-765-2698 Debbie Joan Chad Michelle Stan Michelle Paula Thomo Lacoste Splaine Misiaszek Splaine Aversa CHARLTON Roy 24 Dodge Rd S 10-12 $339,900 Re/Max Advantage 1 / Joanne Szymczak 774-230-5044/ NO MONEY DOWN PROGRAMS ARE AVAILABLE! CALL US FOR INFORMATION! SOUTHBRIDGE: COMMERCIAL SOUTHBRIDGE: Picturesque & well New Construction 508-943-7669 OFFERING! First time on the market, maintained 7 room 3-4 bedroom 1 WEBSTER St. Hedwig’s church and rectory. Well bath home. First floor great room maintained church in pristine condition! Beautiful entry way. Inspiring stain glass with stone fireplace open to kitchen, 39 Arkwright Rd S 10:30-12 $239,900 2 Sisters Realty / Donna Caissie 774-641-3325 / windows. Seating for up to 350 people. kitchen nook, sliders to huge covered Balcony seating. Elevator to lower level deck w/maintenance free decking. Sandra Terlizzi 508-414-9032 for a Meeting Hall with kitchen & 2 baths. Whole front of house is formal living room/ dining room with hardwood floors. Central Air. Rectory is a stately Brick home which consists of 11 rooms, 6 bedrooms, 3 SUNDAY, JUNE 23 baths. All rooms are large with high ceilings, many fireplaces, and first floor bedroom First floor bedroom. Large master bedroom. Potential “She” Shed. Oversized 2 with private bath. Also included in sale is a large Carriage House converted to garage car garage with water & electrical, loads of storage! Premium Location on dead DUDLEY with workshop & storage. Over ¾ acre of land. $499,900 end street! Sturbridge side-great for commuters. $239,900. 7 Dudley Oxford Rd S 11-1 $425,000 Re/Max Advantage 1 / Joanne Szymczak SOUTHBRIDGE: Antique SOUTHBRIDGE: Charming 774-230-5044 / 508-943-7669 Colonial with 8 rooms 4 Craftsman style home w/3 WEBSTER bedrooms 1 ½ Baths. Hardwood bedrooms & 2.5 baths. Many floors. Economic gas heat. Newer many updates done! Lovely 80 Sutton Rd S 12-2 $349,900 Re/Max Professional Associates / Partick Sweeney 774-452-3578 roof, boiler, & HW heater. Front remodeled kitchen w/granite, W. BROOKFIELD & rear stairways to go upstairs. seating island, appliances and 16 Sheldon Dr S 12-2 $249,000 C21 North East / Mary Hicks 508-612-4794 Fireplace. Needs some paint & loads of cabinets. Spacious 2nd updating but well worth it! Garage $189,900. flr Master bedroom with gorgeous remodeled bath. Truly in move THOMPSON, CT in condition! $254,900. 6 Lillian Ave Lot 1 S 11-1 $309,000 Hope Realty Group/ June Cazeault 860-377-2044 STURBRIDGE: Great HOME SOUTHBRIDGE: Inexpensive and Great YARD! Open Concept Commercial Building with endless with front to back living room/ possibilities & plenty of parking! dining room. 6 rooms 3-4 One story with 1500 sf of living bedrooms, 1 ½ bath. First floor area plus full basement. 2 ½ baths. bedroom. Large bedrooms with FHA economical gas heat! Electrical sitting area upstairs. 1.5 acres! Level wonderful yard! Chicken updated. Formally used as “Sonny’s Bar” and pool equipment & Coop included. $229,900. supplies storage. $89,900 ACTIVELY SEEKING LISTINGS IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: SOUTHBRIDGE, STURBRIDGE, DUDLEY, CHARLTON, WEBSTER, HOLLAND. PLEASE CONTACT US!

OPEN HOUSE SAT 6/22 12:15-2:00 OPEN HOUSE SAT 6/22 10:00-11:30 OPEN HOUSE SUN 6/23 1:00-3:00 OPEN HOUSE SAT 6/22 1:00-3:00 Thompson $125,000 NEW PRICE Holland, MA $160,000 NEW LISTING

1223 North Rd., Killingly $699,000 245 Westford Rd., Eastford $435,000 89 Ravenelle Rd., Thompson $399,000 132 Cooney Rd, Pomfret $375,000 Lovely Ranch, perfect for downsizing or Breathtaking long views! Spectacular horse 2 BR, 1.5 BA. Open kitchen and finished Hillside contemporary home abutting Nature lover’s paradise - Abutting 3300 acres Custom Colonial w/4 BR & 2.5 BA. Kitchen w/ starter home. Clean and move in ready. Bigelow Brook! Includes abutting 2.1 property in NECT & indoor riding arena basement with bar. of protected land. Geo/Solar energy. Full in- granite counters opens to eat-in area & plank hard- Location is close to 395. acres (4 acres total)! Great in-law. (2013), open pastures & 8 horse stalls w/ Close to I 84 commutes. law. Sep. building lot available for purchase. wood floors throughout. 2 car garage & lg. deck. Call for a showing! Prior plant nursery! run-outs. Mary Collins 860-336-6677 John Downs 860-377-0754 John Downs 860-377-0754 Mary Collins 860-336-6677 Mary Collins 860-336-6677 Kiona Carpenter 860-933-3305 Putnam $189,900 Brooklyn $495,000 Woodstock $549,900 Woodstock $445,000 Woodstock $275,500 Pomfret $545,000

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MOVE IN READY! Charming home w/an Custom home on private 10 acres. Country living w/an ideal solution for any Desirable 1992 Colonial on 3 acres w/2400 Elegant historical home w/many updates. Over 4900 SF sprawled on 3 like-new floors! 6 SF 4 BR & 2.5 BA. Stainless kitchen, open living/kitchen/dining area, Built in 1989 w/3739 SF, 4 BR & 4 full family w/aging parents, a parent 3-4 BR, living room w/fireplace. Wood BR & 3.5 BA w/new kitchen, baths & a park- oak floors on 1st floor, cathedral ceiling 3 lg BR & sunroom. Located walking BA. Details include open floor plan & a requiring a live-in aide, or an Au Pair. floors, updated kitchen, 2 full BA, like back yard. Pool, pool house & barn/garage! MBR & FR! Pool! The Gosselin Team: distance to downtown. 16’ ceiling family room. The White/Cook Team: The Gosselin Team: in-law or teenage haven. Belinda Culp 860-576-4704 Stephanie Gosselin 860-428-5960 Diane 860-377-4016 Stephanie 860-428-5960 Rachel Sposato 860-234-1343 Stephanie 860-428-5960 Woodstock $675,000 Pomfret $440,000 Woodstock $240,000 Pomfret $189,900 Killingly $299,000 Plainfield $115,000

A wonderful, historical place to live! This Multi-family! House w/ in-law & a 2nd Spectacular long views & privacy abound Enjoy spacious living in this modern, 5 Lovely Cape home in Woodstock. 2 stall Multi-family with 3 bedrooms each side former “Hubbard Tavern” built in 1742, is one floor 1 BR apartment! Great home for your w/this fabulous post & beam estate home. BR, 3.5 BA home. 3 beautifully finished detached garage, w/3-4 bedrooms & 2 full Let the rental pay your mortgage! of the oldest homes in this beautiful town! family w/a tenant to help w/the mortgage! Located on over 27 hilltop acres. floors, in-law potential, located on 5 acres. baths! Perfect fit for a growing family! Wood floors. The White/Cook Team: Gelhaus Realty Group: John Downs 860-377-0754 John Downs 860-377-0754 Kiona Carpenter 860-933-3305 Rachel Sposato 860-234-1343 Diane 860-377-4016 Kristen Kaskela 860-377-0118

Woodstock $525,000 Putnam $1,500/mo. Commercial Lease Woodstock $1,000/mo. Commercial Lease Putnam $2,200/ea./mo. Commercial Lease Putnam $3,000/mo. Commercial Lease Land for Sale

Woodstock $89,000 3 beautiful building lots, Herindeen Land- ing, Starting at 75K. Up to 7.63 Acres. Area of high-end homes, Convenient to MA & 84. John Downs 860-377-0754 Pomfret $49,900 Seller offering owner financing! Wooded lot just under 3 acres with stone walls and paved driveway already in. Customize this Drive down this long, paved driveway, the 1600 SF, a diner set-up w/800 SF in front & Location! Location! 2,696 SF commercial approved building lot to be as private or as an 800 SF kitchen. A little remodeling Established retail/office location. Each unit has 2000 SF & can be rented lot opens up to a wonderful 3158 SF cus- space for lease with ample parking. open as you want! & this space could be a roomy office or great High visibility, ample parking heat & together for a total of 4000 SF w/offices, tom built, 4-5 BR, contemporary Colonial. Convenient to I-395. A must see! Gelhaus Realty Group: The White Cook Team: for retail. basement storage included. waiting room etc.. Kristen 860-377-0118 Gelhaus Realty Group: Gelhaus Realty Group: Diane 860-377-4016 Rob Viani 860-264-5921 Rachel Sposato 860-234-1343 Kristen 860-377-0118 Vivian 860-455-5363

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(valued at 508-248-5123 COFFEE & TWO END TA- truck $300 or BO. call john Southbridge, MA P.O. Box 158 $8,500) Call 508-892-9843 BLES- Cherry finish w/glass 508 244 9699 comforter sets, books,house- WAR RELICS & WAR Eastford, CT 06242-0158 tops. Very good condition. hold items,fish tank w/acces- SOUVENIRSWANTED:WWII Closing Date: Open until PARK MODEL MOBILE $125 Call 508-735-2560 SEASONED HARDWOOD sories,house decor & misc. & EARLIER CA$H WAITING! filled WORCESTER COUNTY HOME - Highview Camp- FIREWOOD cut split items. Helmets, Swords, Daggers, Bay- MEMORIAL PARK, Garden of ground, West Brookfield. Sea- delivered. $225 per cord. onets, Medals, Badges, Flags, THE EASTFORD SCHOOL Valor, Paxton, Mass. 2 lots for son begins April 15th and closes Couch, 84 inches long. Dark CALL 508-282-0232 THE ANNUAL uniforms, etc. Over 40 Years Ex- sale, $4000 for both lots. Call Oct. 15th. New windows, fur- red fabric with pillows, good con- perience. Call David DISTRICT SEEKS MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE APPLICANTS FOR: Alan at 508-885-4381 nace, refrigerator, and kitchen dition. $150. 508-410-5167 SIX Windsor Back Chairs. at the top of Morris 1-(508)688-0847. I’ll Come To floor. Call 508-873-6312. Light wood. Good condition. YOu! Long-term Substitute Street and neighboring Social Studies Teacher $110.00 508-259-8805 streets in Southbridge will DUCK STAMP RW#1.$150. Grades 5 through 8 SNOW TIRES, PIRELLI be held begining at 9am This is for the start of the got stamps?. Call Ron 413-896- SATURDAY, JUNE 22. 3324 stamps wanted. 245/45R19/102V M+S, 250 2019-20 school year, miles, $1000, 508-564-3556 THERE IS NO RAIN DATE 8/22/2019 - 1/5/2020 SCHEDULED. Something for 300 HELP WANTED 725 AUTOMOBILES 750 CAMPERS/ DUCK STAMP RW#1.$150. Social Studies certification 700 AUTOMOTIVE everyone. clothes, toys, got stamps?. Call Ron 413-896- preferred Submit letter of in- TRAILERS tools, appliances, glass 3324 stamps wanted. STEREO EQUIPMENT terest, resume, RED 1971 MUSTANG MACH RECEIVER ONKYO AV HT items, books,cookies, soda, 715 AUTO SERVICES 1 in good condition. 302 engine 310 GENERAL HELP letters of reference and CT 2012 Cougar 324RLB 5th EXERCISER BIKE Pro-Form XP R8230Digital Dolby Wrat water and much more. Stop certification to: with automatic transmission. $100 CASH FLAT RATE for Wheel Camper. 1 & 1/2 bath, Whirlwind 280 Time, Distance, Wide Range Amplifier by and say hello! WANTED Dr. Donna Leake, Lots of new parts. Call Eric at any Junk Vehicle No title/no kids room w/sleeping loft. Pic- Speed, CaloriesPerfect Condition Tech.TEAC W-450R Superintendent 508-987-2628. Serious buyers keys OK. Free pick up. Call 401- tures available.Excellent condi- Asking $125.00 Stereo Double Reverse Eastford School District only. YARD SALE 648-9300 tion. $19,750. 413-245-4403 Call 1-508-347-3145 Cassette Deck Dolby-BC FOSTER PARENTS P.O. Box 158 54 Sutton Rd Please leave a messge. 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Fishing is one of the most popular rec- danger of approaching extinction. As a reational pursuits in North America. result, fishing is regulated by Fish and The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service says Wildlife officers and game wardens. around 40 million people fish each year. Those who are new to fishing or to Fishing can be an ideal way to spend a particular region must learn and fol- time in the great outdoors, and peo- low the rules regarding fishing. Fishing ple often bond with family and friends licenses are typically required to fish in while fishing. a given state or area. Always speak with As any angler can attest, there’s a a licensing agency about size restric- rush that comes from getting a small tug tions and any other rules regarding on the line and then reeling in a fish. At species of fish. Also learn about which this point, fishermen must decide if the methods of fishing are legal. Drag nets fish is a keeper or should be tossed back or other methods of mass fish collection into the water. Sometimes the answer or luring the fish with lights or other is very clear. Rivers and lakes across equipment may be prohibited. the world are managed by various orga- Learning how to safely catch and nizations that serve to protect wildlife release fish if the need arises also is and natural resources. Rules may be an essential component of responsible in place regarding the sizes of fish that fishing. When done correctly, catch- can be kept, which species are safe and and-release methods can ensure high which are protected, and even when survival rates and preserve native fish people can fish. populations. The National Park Service In a study led by researchers with the advises those who fish to follow these U.S. Geological Survey that was pub- tips. lished in the journal Fisheries, thou- • Avoid fishing when conditions are sands of distinct populations of fish stressful for fish, such as when water were studied. Researchers determined temperatures are high. Learn when to keep a fish or toss it back, and how to do so to safely preserve species. that as many as four out of 10 fresh- • Use equipment that enables one to water species in North America are in land the fish quickly without struggle. • Avoid the use of scents and artifical baits that encourage fish to swallow hooks. Learn which bait are prohibited in certain bodies of water. Artificial lures that hook the fish in the lip are preferred. • Avoid playing with the fish to exhaustion. • Keep the fish wet and calm, and treat it gently to remove the hook. Hold the fish underwater and allow it to venti- late before release so it can regain its swimming strength. Fishing is a popular sport and can be enjoyed responsibly. Learn more about fishing regulations at www.nps.gov/ subjects/fishing/index.

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