Douglas Voters Overwhelmingly Reject Override
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THIS WEEK’S QUOTE Douglas voters overwhelmingly reject override
“Everything that ELECT BONIN, MORSE TO BOARD OF SELECTMEN I understand, I understand only BY AMANDA COLLINS The Prop. 2 1/2 override failed by question had inspired a healthy TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER a vote of 2,207-538. Most of the $1.4 debate and civic engagement among because I love.” DOUGLAS — Voters overwhelm- million, $800,000, would have gone to residents. ingly shot down a Proposition 2 1/2 the schools to save staff and cuts in “I’m incredibly proud of the town Leo Tolstoy override question on the town elec- programs like music, athletics, and and the level of discourse and tion ballot Tuesday, May 14, that the arts. The rest of the funds would thought that was shown. For the would have provided $1.4 million in have been appropriated for new most part people really rose to the police cruisers, municipal building occasion and we had a fair and hon- additional funding to municipal Kevin Morse Tim Bonin departments and the school dis- expenses, the snow and ice fund, est debate on it. What we found is INSIDE trict’s dismal fiscal 2014 budget. health insurance reimbursements, that when people take time to get Almost half of the town’s 5,952 and other items such as a jaws of engaged in the process the results term on the board. His 1,528 votes A2-3— LOCAL registered voters, 46 percent, came life and updated financial software are profound,” Bonin said. “The are the highest number a candidate out the polls to cast their votes for for Town Hall. Board of Selectmen has heard the for selectman in Douglas has ever A4-5— OPINION the override question and contested Although it was a landslide townspeople loud and clear and will received. A6 — CALENDAR races for spots on the Board of defeat, Selectman and Strategic continue to do great things with “That’s as humbling as it is awe- Selectmen and School Committee Budget Committee member Tim what we have.” A6— OBITUARIES and Assessor. Bonin said he felt that the override Voters returned Bonin to a second Please Read OVERRIDE, page A9 A8— SENIOR SCENE A11-12 — SPORTS B SECT— REAL ESTATE B SECT — LEGALS School budget LOCAL draws debate at Town Meeting
BY AMANDA COLLINS among the more than 375 TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER residents who came out to UXBRIDGE — A stand- vote. ing-room-only Town Many residents spoke Meeting debated the out against using money school’s budget for more from the stabilization fund than an hour Tuesday, May for an operational cost. 14, before finally passing an “I have supported the operating budget of $38.6 schools for years but I don’t million for the 2014 fiscal blindly follow the lead of year, which includes trans- the School Committee and ferring more than $780,000 the administration. I also from the stabilization fund question the what, why and ON THE Boston Strong to the schools’ budget. how,” said one resident, Page A3 The budget proposed in who called the move an RUN the warrant article asked easy way out. “It is reckless voters to approve $37.85 fiscal policy to raid our sta- Amanda Collins photos million, of which $20.4 mil- bilization fund.” lion would be appropriated The majority of town UXBRIDGE — Residents of LEARNING to educational spending, officials were also opposed all ages came out for the including Uxbridge Public to the idea. first Dan Stefanilo Memorial School, regional schools “What do you do next Track and Trail Race and student transporta- year?” questioned Saturday, May 18 at tion. Selectman Peter Uxbridge High School. The School Committee Baghdasarian. “The 5K route took runners and Chairman Ernie Esposito amount of money we have walkers on the school’s track said that of the $20.4 mil- in stabilization is inade- and through its scenic trails. lion, only $17.2 million quate to begin with and to All proceeds from the event would go to the actual oper- take a third out is irrespon- benefited the Uxbridge ating budget of the town’s sible.” Education Foundation. schools, while $18.9 million Agreeing, Town Stefanilo, who was superin- would be needed to keep Manager Sean Hendricks tendent of Uxbridge Public staff and services level said it would oppose the Schools, died in 2009. next year. His amendment town’s fiscal policy to take Pictured, runners of all ages to the budget article which money out stabilization, took part in the event. For called for drawing $786,000 which he called the town’s more photos, turn to page from stabilization to fur- “savings account,” to fund A7! ther fund the schools drew DHS Art Show heated back-and-forth Please Read SCHOOL, page A9 Page A10 SPORTS Exploring the final frontier Selectmen oppose
DOUGLAS Patrick bill TEACHERS WIN BY AMANDA COLLINS Each regional authority TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER would have “full operational AWARD FOR NORTHBRIDGE – After a and financial control over meeting with Housing the entire state and federal SPACE WEEK Authority members at their public housing portfolio,” Monday,May 20 meeting, the explained Shannahan, who CURRICULUM Board of Selectmen voiced is chairman of the local their opposition to a state housing authority. BY AMANDA COLLINS bill filed by Gov. Deval “Local control would shift SWCL Track TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER Patrick earlier this year that from current executive DOUGLAS — Three would consolidate local directors and board of com- Results Douglas science teachers housing authorities into a missioners of local authori- Page A11 were honored with a pres- handful of regional authori- ties to regional boards tigious award from the ties. appointed by the governor Amanda Collins photos New England League of Northbridge Housing who would select a single Middle Schools (NELMS) Three science teachers from Douglas awarded the NELMS Authority members John executive director to manage OPINION for their work in develop- Beane-Brodhagen award for their innovative Space Week cur- Shannahan and Shelley the regional portfolio. This riculum are Kelly Graveson, Rachel Usher and Karen Cristian. Buma explained the pro- proposal would have a major GET YOUR ing an interdisciplinary Space Week unit for stu- They are pictured with NELMS executive director Brenda posed bill and asked that negative impact on our resi- POINT ACROSS dents at the Intermediate Needham. selectmen support a reform dents and the ability to local- ly respond to their needs,” PAGE A4 Elementary and High proposal that would still result in cost-efficiency but Shannahan said. School level. Brodhagen Award for cre- NELMS executive direc- also preserve local decision- The reform proposal the Karen Cristian, Rachel ating a weeklong unit tor Brenda Needham at making. Northbridge Housing Usher, and Kelly aimed at giving students a the Wednesday, May 15 Contact the Patrick’s proposal, which Authority sought support of, Graveson, who teach greater understanding of School Committee meet- was filed in January, would introduced by the Mass. Tribune editor grades 6, 7, and 8 respec- the role space exploration ing. consolidate the 240 local Chapter of the National at aminor@ tively, are recipients of plays in life on Earth. housing authorities across Association of Housing and NELMS’ Beane- They were honored by stonebridgepress.com Please Read FRONTIER, page A13 the state in six regional ones. Please Read BILL, page A9 2 • Friday, May 24, 2013 BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE
Dr. McCloskey remembered at middle school dedication TRIBUNE BY AMANDA COLLINS Uxbridge High School in 1925. TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER Much of the time he spent UXRBIDGE — McCloskey working in the district was at ALMANAC Middle School was dedicated to McCloskey Middle School, its namesake in a moving cere- which is the former high school QUOTATION OF THE WEEK mony there, Thursday, May 16. on Capron Street. Family and former students School Committee chairman and coworkers of Dr. Walter Ernie Esposito said he remem- McCloskey gathered with local bered going past the school politicians and school officials decades ago in the evenings or “That’s as humbling in the school’s library in honor on the weekends, and always of the man who dedicated more seeing the light on in as it is awesome. I than four decades of his life to McCloskey’s office. education in the Uxbridge “The fastest 7-0 vote I ever got school system. by the School Committee was to take their trust very Dr. McCloskey began his name this school after him,” career in Uxbridge as a high Esposito said. “No person in seriously and will school English teacher in 1929 this town is more deserving.” and later became the first prin- Remember his father’s dedica- continue to try to cipal in the building that is now tion to the schools of Uxbridge, named after him. In 1947 Dr. his son Barry said “He was maintain that level of McCloskey took on the role of someone who gave a damn.” superintendent – a post he held Dr. McCloskey had a vision trust.” for 26 years. when he became superintend- McCloskey was also a product ent, Barry said. He wanted to - Douglas Selectman Tim Bonin on of the Uxbridge and its school build schools and close the one- Tuesday, May 14, after being re-elect- system, growing up on Granite room school in South Uxbridge. ed to another term on the board. His Street and graduating from “Within five years, both of 1,528 votes are the highest number a those tasks were accomplished,” candidate for selectman in Douglas Barry said. has ever received. Indeed, McCloskey oversaw an enlargement of the high school, the Amanda Collins photos creation of its audi- Barry McCloskey and principal Karen Maguire unveil a painting of Dr. Walter OPEN TO CLOSE torium, and the McCloskey that will hang in the middle school’s foyer. building of the vet- Northbridge Town Manager erans’ gymnasium. (508) 234-2095 1-508-266-2062 He also oversaw If you peer up to its one-of-a- Committee. While the idea did- Northbridge Town Clerk Owner On Every Job the completion of kind weather vane, you’ll see n’t go over well with all-male (508) 234-2001 www.skyhooktree.com the Taft School, three figures: a boy, a girl, and a committee, she said Dr. Northbridge Middle School, Pleasant where Barry said his dog. Barry said he’s the boy, his McCloskey was the one who lis- Street, Whitinsville (508) 234-8718 father left his mark. sister Poppy the girl, and the tened, and granted the girls’ Northbridge Elementary School,87 dog was their beloved Cricket. wish. Linwood Ave., Whitinsville (508) 234- Barry also acknowledged the “I was very grateful,” she 5264 staff that was so important to said. “It started my whole Northbridge High School, Linwood Want to Advertise in his father – principals, teachers thought of the democratic Avenue, Whitinsville (508) 234-6221 and administrative assistants – process.” Balmer School, Crescent Street, some of whom were at the dedi- Barry and Maguire unveiled a Whitinsville (508) 234-8161 The Blackstone Valley Tribune? cation ceremony. painting of Dr. McCloskey, Grammar & Primary Schools, Cross “He would have loved being which will hang, along with his Street, Whitinsville (508) 234-6346 here with my mother, but we diploma from Uxbridge High Special Education Department.87 know they are here in spirit School, in the McCloskey Linwood Ave. Whitinsville (508) 234-8701 enjoying this event,” Barry said. Middle School foyer. Douglas Town Manager Principal of McCloskey “I want to build on the legacy (508) 476-4000, ext. 101 Call Lisa Lemoine Middle School Karen Maguire of [Dr. McCloskey],” superin- Douglas Town Clerk shared her own memory of tendent Kevin Carney said at (508) 476-4000 for information! McCloskey at the ceremony. the ceremony. “I know how spe- Douglas Elementary School, Gleason (508) 909-4063 When she was a student at cial he was.” Court, Douglas (508) 476-2154 Uxbridge High School and girls Douglas Intermediate School,21 weren’t yet allowed to wear Amanda Collins may be Davis St., Douglas (508) 476-3332 pants to school, Maguire, a reached at (508) 909-4132 or by Early Childhood Center, 29 Depot St., member of student council, email at acollins@stonebridge- Douglas (508) 476-4034 took the issue to the School press.com. 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NORTHBRIDGE — More than 300 run- The Blackstone Valley Tribune is com- ners, walkers (and even a dog!) showed mitted to accuracy in all its news their support for Boston Marathon bomb- reports. Although numerous safeguards ing victims at the Boston Strong Run, are in place to ensure accurate report- which benefited the One Fund Boston. ing, mistakes can occur. Confirmed fact Northbridge was among several commu- errors will be corrected at the top right nities statewide to host such an event on hand corner of page A3 in a timely Saturday, May 11, with participants com- ing together to take on a 2.62-mile course. manner. “There was no race clock, no bib num- If you find a mistake, call bers, no one ran for themselves, we all ran (508) 909-4130 during normal business for the One Fund,” said Northbridge resi- hours. During non-business hours, leave dent Alex Rogozenski, who owns MRA a message in the editor’s voice mailbox. Mulisports in Whitinsville and organized The editor will return your phone call. the event. “We all sang the National Anthem together and I heard from many that they got the goose-bumps then.” The Northbridge Boston Strong Run net- PUBLIC MEETINGS ted $6,000. Statewide, the event garnered Editor’s Note: Meetings as listed are retrieved $20,000, all of which was donated to help in advance from multiple sources, including victims of the Boston Marathon Bombing. Town Hall and on the Internet. The Rogozenski said he’s hoping to make it Blackstone Valley Tribune is not responsible an annual event. for changes and cancellations. DOUGLAS TUESDAY, MAY 28 The Board of Health will meet at 6 p.m. at the Town Municipal Center at 29 Depot Street. The Planning Board will meet at 7 p.m. at the Town Municipal Center at 29 Depot Street. WEDNESDAY, MAY 29 There will be a Sign Bylaw Workshop at 6 p.m. at the Town Municipal Center at 29 Depot Street. NORTHBRIDGE TUESDAY, MAY 28 The Planning Board will meet at 7 p.m. at the Town Hall at 7 Main Street.
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FRANK G. ADAM CHILINSKI MINOR PRESIDENT & Touch a Truck rolling into Sutton EDITOR PUBLISHER Commence! Courtesy photo SUTTON — Touch A Truck is rolling into downtown Sutton on ear Class of 2013: We are sorry EDITORIAL Sunday, June 9, from 1-4 p.m. to report that – once again – our Kids of all ages will have the invitation to speak at your chance to get up close, climb D graduation send-off has been aboard, and explore all kinds of either lost in the mail or otherwise mis- trucks, cars, and things that go in placed. The sounds the unique, interactive event This is why we cannot sponsored by the First attend your special day (or Congregational Church of Sutton evening) of celebration as at 307 Boston Rd, Sutton. expected. Nevertheless, of silence “We are really looking forward we hereby offer some of to sharing so many vehicles with what we would have the families of the Blackstone shared with you by way of ’ll never forget my one and only trip Valley,” says Jenn Oswitt, a mem- wisdom, insight, and to Arlington National Cemetery ber of the FCCS Stewardship encouragement. It’s all almost exactly 16 years ago to the day. Committee. “I know my children yours for consideration. I love seeing these trucks on the First of all, know that It’s not even a story of something that roads, and to have the opportunity AS YOU when we ourselves were happened there in partic- to actually get behind the wheel “commencing” (a genera- ular, but it’s the feeling I will be something they will LIKE IT tion or two ago), we were got while I was there that remember forever.” in the midst of turbulent I’d always remember. There are too many vehicles to MARK ASHTON times. We were advised, It was my eighth grade list, but commitments include a urged, and ordered to class trip. My class had town fire truck, police car, and “trust no one over 30” and spent all year fundrais- ambulance, construction equip- “tune in, turn on, drop out.” We have found ing, and we were finally ment from J.H. Lynch & Sons, a these things, ultimately, to be stupid, there, after an eight-hour trash truck from Pratt Trucking, unwise, and untrue. The insights we hereby drive (which is a lot for a a concrete mixer from provide, on the other hand, come from a 13-year-old boy), in the Dauphinais Concrete, dump wealth of reliable sources – prophets, seers, THE MINOR nation’s capital, sight see- trucks, antique cars and tractors, and even TLC’s “Groom-in-Van” mobile pet groomer! Plus revelators, stand-up comedians, country a bounce house provided by Bolton’s Bounce Houses, food, games, and plenty of family fun. songs, grandparents, road signs, experience. DETAILS ing, learning and soaking it all in. There will also be a special horn-free hour from 1-2 p.m. where all of the festival activities We have not “stolen” or plagiarized these wonderful things, but we want you to know It was my first time in will be available in a setting that is more manageable for children with special needs or sen- that along with the wisdom of age comes the ADAM MINOR Washington, D.C., and I sitive ears, and which will feature an appearance by special guest FINZ, the official mascot of the Worcester Sharks. forgetfulness of accurate attribution. couldn’t wait to see all Tickets are $5 each, with a $20 family maximum. For more info visit the events page at So … always … (no, wait!) … never … (no, the monuments, and yes, the museums www.suttonfirstchurch.org or find them on Facebook: “Touch A Truck Sutton 6/9/2013.” wait!) ... we can’t remember them all, but we (what can I say, I was a bit of a book- know there are certain truths and absolutes worm!). But it was the trip to Arlington to guide you through your life. Find them. Cemetery that remains burned in my Put them to the test. Make them yours. Live memory the clearest. them. It was the rows upon rows of white LETTERS TO THE EDITOR And learn to live happily. Know that the gravestones that stood out in the freshly most important things you will ever do will cut grass, like perfectly organized domi- be within the walls of your own home. noes. The cloudless sky, if I recall correct- Similarly, k now that no other successes in ly,revealed the sun in its fullest glory,mak- ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ Food Drive a success life can compensate for failure in the home. Meanwhile, in your spare time, be sure to ing everything seem bright and crisp. It To the Editor: students from Northbridge High School, afflict the comfortable, but also make time was springtime, so everything was in full The Northbridge Association of sorted the food and helped to stock our to comfort the afflicted. Judge not, lest ye be bloom and color. Churches Food Pantry would like to thank shelves. judged. Reach out and touch somebody’s Walking in, I was amazed by the size of all who were involved with the 21st annual This donation, and others that we hand. Make this world a better place, if you it all. Each gravestone marked the final “Stamp Out Hunger” Food Drive spon- receive on a weekly basis, will help us to can. resting place of a United States veteran. So sored by the National Association of assist the growing number of families in There’s a well-known, well-loved book many willing to die for my freedom, and so Letter Carriers on Saturday, May 11. need in our community. called “Eat, Pray,Love.” We’ve never read it, many that paid that price… This year, through the generous dona- We are grateful for your support of this nor seen the movie, but we believe you’ll I would later learn that Arlington tions from the residents of Whitinsville ministry. want (and need) to do all these things. So eat and Northbridge, and with the help of the National Cemetery is the final resting wisely,rather than too well. Pray as if every- postal employees, 2,640 pounds of food was place for more than 14,000 veterans, but it STEVE AND KELLY LARIVIERE thing depended on God, but act as if every- collected and delivered to the food pantry. ended up not even being the sight of it all NAC FOOD PANTRY COORDINATORS thing depended on you. Love generously, There, youth group members from that made it memorable. charitably, rather than selfishly. Fairlawn Christian Reformed Church and It was the sound. More accurately,it was Don’t sweat the petty things, and don’t pet the lack thereof. the sweaty things. To all you young men: I remember being told by my teacher, or Pull up your pants, put your hat on straight. chaperone, or some adult who was in Thank you, Mrs. Bennett Know that freedom isn’t free and that you’re charge, to “be respectful.” So, for quite a enjoying – living on – the sacrifices of count- while, I zipped my lip, which is quite diffi- To the Editor: interests of the student body. Despite hav- less others who have gone before you. Society seems to have a growing preoc- ing a young family of her own, she is a fix- cult for a 13-year-old boy hanging out with Consider that Thomas Jefferson studied cupation with negative news and criticism. ture at many Uxbridge High School events, his friends. But looking back, I don’t think Latin, Greek, and French at the age of nine. The stories that gain the most attention including sporting events, concerts, musi- any adult had to tell us to be respectful, He wrote the Declaration of Independence are tragic. The voices that are heard the cals, proms, etc. Her presence is not just to at 33. He was elected third president at 57. because the place commanded its own most are those that are screaming the a token appearance. It is clear that she respect. We silently made our way through He noted somewhere in there, before dying extreme. Good deeds and good jobs are authentically cares about these students on the Fourth of July on the 50th anniver- the cemetery on our tour, visiting the expected, and therefore hardly spoken of. and their achievements. She has talked grave of President John F. Kennedy, and sary of the signing of the Declaration, that Praise and thank yous become increasing- with them, cried for them, and laughed “democracy will cease to exist when you countless other graves, learning about the ly rare. with them. As teachers, we will always history and taking it all in. Through it all, take away from those who are willing to There are many people worthy of our want more, but we couldn’t in good con- work and give to those who would not.” my group spoke barely a word. It was as if praise in this community alone. Those that science ask for more. So get out there and work. Do your part. the enormity of the place had a hold on volunteer at the food pantry to keep our For some of us, our children are students Learn your duties and responsibilities. me. The tour was dominated by a respect- town fed and supplied. The many volun- at Uxbridge High School. We get to see Honor your father and mother. Pray that ful silence. teers that run the youth sports so our chil- some of what many others don’t get to see. your children do the same. In fact, teach One had no choice but to show respect. dren can learn and experience success. The personal notes of encouragement your children well. Feed them on your And it is with this same sense of rever- The people who put in many hours to serve written on report cards. The donations dreams. And know they love you. ence that I aim to approach this Memorial on boards they have been elected to. We made to the many different organizations Whatever you do, don’t waste your time. Day. would like to take a minute to recognize the run at UHS. The many one-on-one talks she You’ll never get it back. Seize the day. Seek It’s so easy to go through the motions. work and dedication of Uxbridge High is willing to have. When we send emails or after those things that are virtuous, lovely, Slap on that American flag T-shirt, fire up School Principal Tara Bennett. make calls over concerns we have for our or of good report, or praiseworthy. Know that grill, and have a grand old time! No Mrs. Bennett joined our school system in children, they are responded to promptly that an awful lot can be accomplished in just doubt, I’ll probably attend a barbeque or 2006 as vice principal, and became princi- and courteously. Problems are addressed a single day – as long as that day isn’t tomor- pal in 2009. She was not a “townie” and like and achievements are lauded personally. two, but we should try to take some time to row. Don’t pray to avoid annoyances, but for anyone else needed to adjust to the idiosyn- When town politics have become an remember those that paid the ultimate the grit to turn them into pearls. Don’t pray crasies of Uxbridge, its students, and facul- obstacle, she has shielded the students and for freedom from hardships, but for the price to protect our freedoms — our free- ty. Over the years, she has led our school faculty to the best of her ability so that we dom to wear our flag T-shirts, our freedom courage and strength to endure them. through a major schedule change, the loss may carry out the tasks that we are set up Be careful what you wish for (you may to fire p that grill, and yes, our freedom to of a student, the loss of a superintendent, for. Test scores, especially from the AP pro- host and attend barbeques. It sounds just get it!), but keep wishing for, and work- the retirement of a superintendent, and grams, bear out her success. The successes ing toward, worthy goals and dreams. Adopt absurd, but people from some countries the move to the long-awaited new high of the many different student groups are in can’t count themselves that lucky. Grandmother Ashton’s favorite words to school. no small part due to her support. live by: “Trust in the Lord with all thine This Memorial Day, I thank those veter- None of these were easy, and each has At times we fall into a rut, and it becomes heart and lean not unto thine own under- ans still with us for their service. I will brought its own set of challenges. Mrs. easy to complain about all that has not standing; acknowledge Him in all thy ways attend my town’s parade, I will sing “The Bennett, at every opportunity, handled it gone as planned. We can lose sight or forget and He will direct thy paths.” Understand Star Spangled Banner” and I will say all with energy and professionalism. about all that has gone right. that knowledge is knowing that a tomato is thank you to my friends in the military, For some of us, Mrs. Bennett is our boss. We would like to acknowledge all that is a fruit; wisdom is not putting it into a fruit and I publicly thank you, my readers, who As comes with any professional relation- great about UHS and its students, and salad. may have served or are still serving. ship, we have not always agreed with deci- thank Mrs. Bennett for helping us get Remember that the world owes you noth- This Memorial Day,I will take a moment sions that have been made. Yet, we could there. ing. Remember that love is not something to be silent — just like I was 16 years ago always say that the door was open, our you fall into, but something that you do. standing in the middle of Arlington opinions were listened to, and she made HURLEY AND PAM SILBOR Love one another. Smile (it makes people national Cemetery — to pray for those the decision that she felt was in the best UXBRIDGE wonder what you’ve been up to)! Accept serving and pay respect for those who have responsibility.Whenever you get the chance gone before me. to sit it out or dance, dance! Live until you Even 16 years later, I remember the feel- SOUND OFF die. ing of being in the presence of great sacri- Learn from your mistakes. Be humble fice, thousands of graves surrounding me, (before you have to be humbled). To have a reminding me of the constant price we, as friend, be a friend. Cherish friendship. a country, pay for our freedom. People need to observe speed limit Waste not, want not. Pray every day to be the This Memorial Day, I remember that answer to someone else’s prayers. Discover SOUND OFF: speed limit 25 mph means exactly what the feeling, and I’ll never forget it. your talents. Put them to good use – and to You sure can tell by the police department sign says. Yet the cops in town do not know use for good. Touch other lives for the better. records that they sure are not doing a good what “mph” means … The money that the Celebrate the day you’ve been given. Adam Minor may be reached at 508-909- job for the town. town could make in the violations that Every day. Give thanks in all things. Go 4130, or by e-mail at aminor@stonebridge- Come down to Charles Street and you will speeding has would be very great to the forth (but aim for first). Get ’er done! press.com. see violations galore. Nobody, not even the town and eliminate some of these drivers Commence. town cruisers, observe the speed limit (25 and truckers. mph). Why should there be so much viola- What is the deal with the truckers and the Mark Ashton can be reached at: tions? police department? I am sure it is some- [email protected], or by calling: I always read in my school days that the thing. 508-909-4144. BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE Friday, May 24, 2013 • 5 Anglers catching ‘striper fever’ in the Valley
triper fever his hit more than a few anglers this THE GREAT year — and there S OUTDOORS is no real cure for the disease, except for the infected angler to go RALPH fishing! The symptoms will be TRUE less severe after catching a few of these hard-fighting turkey hunters in the fish that have inundated Valley it seems as though it local saltwater beaches and had been a great season tributaries. The Cape has overall with many 20- already seen a very heavy pound-plus birds being har- concentration of stripers vested. One local sports- moving thru the areas man came across an acci- chasing baitfish as they try dent on Route 146 this past to put on weight from their week that involved a large Steve Mercure, of Uxbridge, boated a pair of nice stripers while annual migration to wild turkey flying into the fishing with this writer last week, as this week’s pictures show. Courtesy photos Massachusetts and Rhode path of the car. Injuries to Both fish were caught using live porgies that are extremely abun- This past weekend, the junior members of the Uxbridge Rod & Gun Island. Already, reports of the occupants was dant in the Providence River at this time of year. They were the Club enjoyed some great fishing at the club pond. A full breakfast a 50-pound striper being unknown but the huge only two fish caught last Friday with this writer coming up short to was served and numerous fish were caught as this week’s photo caught on the Cape last turkey was killed and land a single striper. I warned Steve that if he pulls this type of shows Nolan Lancaster and his friend’s stringer of rainbow trout. week is a sure sign that the caused severe front end shenanigans on my boat again he might be replaced by an elderly The club pond is now open to all members to fish with numerous fish are in strong. One local damage to the grill and angler. Out-fishing this writer on my own boat will not be tolerated! lunker rainbow fish yet to be caught. angler fishing for stripers fenders. He would not have landed the fish except for my great netting job. on the Cape reported super Local residents should be action using wire and buck warned about the dangers meaning residents often tails while fishing from his of the snapping turtles come across the young deer boat this past week. Tautog breeding season. In a mat- in fields or small woodlots and scup are also hitting ter of days and weeks large and think that they have well. Mystery Pictures snapping turtles will leave been abandoned by their Fluke fishing in Rhode the ponds and rivers to lay mother. It is best to leave Island waters had picked BY RALPH TRUE SR. there eggs along the river- the area and allow the up considerably last week banks. They could be mother of the young deer to Courtesy photo according to Al Conti at the observed crossing parking return to nurse and take Last week’s mystery Snug Harbor Marina in lots and venturing into care of her newborn. photo showed Walter Rhode Island. Numerous back yards close to river Interfering with the young Podles with some of his fluke in the 6-pound range and streams bringing them deer’s normal survival trapped furs back in his are being caught daily in into contact with young skills could put the animal younger years. He was areas around Block Island children. It would be wise at serious risk. This goes indeed one of the best and the costal waters in to caution your children for all wildlife. They are all trappers of his time. This and around the about the hazards of com- best left to survive on their week’s photo shows the Charlestown breachway. ing in close contact with own. committee in charge of The action should only get them. Last week’s column made the Whitinsville Fire better in the coming days As mentioned in last an error with Walter Department annual clam- and weeks. week’s column about the Podles’ son’s first name. bake held at the The Massachusetts wild new born white tail deer His first name is Joe. Sorry Whitinsville Fish & Game turkey season ends and the obstacles they face for the error! Club in 1950. Can you Saturday,May 25 in Zones 1- to survive their first few Take a kid fishing and identify them? 13. In talking with many weeks of their life. Well- keep them rods bending! Clever culinary tips
lever kitchen strategies dure that uses the microwave to enough to fry, a stream of bubbles Sealing does not preserve for a are nothing new — gen- TAKE tame the task of husking corn! (created by trace moisture trapped long period of time, but keeps the erations of cooks have To do: With husks intact, Cook in the wood) will appear from the baked good fresh and viable for C devised creative ways THE an untrimmed ear of corn in the submerged end of the stick. transporting safely. to get a job done quicker and INT microwave on high setting for Saveur Magazine reported the fol- Win Dinner for Two at the easier. H about four minutes (or eight min- lowing temperature gauge: 320 Publick House — Your tips can Born of necessity, many famil- KAREN utes for two). Remove from degrees: a frail line of bubbles; 350 win you a great dinner for two at iar kitchen tactics have served microwave and with a serrated degrees: a swirl of bubbles all the historic Publick House TRAINOR both novice and veteran cooks knife, slice the husk off the end over; 375 degrees: the swirl was Historic Inn in Sturbridge! Simply well. While popular prep and cook- (into the first few rows of the ker- fast and furious. While the chop- send in a hint to be entered into a ing techniques are common camping trips as kettles of hot nels). Using a silicone glove or stick trick isn’t an exact science, random drawing. One winner per knowledge, a revolution of “fear- water are readily available, the potholder, grasp corn from the the technique can be used as a month will win a fabulous dinner less cooking” has spawned new method works just as well for large silky top end and give it a few hard rough estimate of temperature for two (a $60 value) at the and unconventional ideas. From cookout crowds. shakes. The cob will literally slide when a thermometer is not avail- renowned restaurant, located on separating eggs with a water bot- To do: Shuck corn and place into out of the husk, leaving the silk able. Route 131 across the town common tle to using a chopstick to gauge a clean cooler.Pour in enough boil- behind! Monkey Around: Craving a in historic Sturbridge. Because frying temperatures, the following ing water to cover corn. Cover Shake it Up: Looking for a quick- “travel friendly” homemade I’m in the business of dispensing kitchen maneuvers bring a fresh cooler (make sure it has a tight fit- er way to peel garlic? This ingen- sweet? Old fashioned monkey tips, not inventing them (although new approach to tackling age old ting lid). Keep lid on for 30 minutes ious trick results in clean, separat- bread gets a “re-do” that makes the I can take credit for some), I’m culinary challenges. (don’t peek)! When lid is opened, ed garlic cloves. As an added sticky sweet treat easy to eat, store counting on you readers out there Suck it up: Have you heard the corn should be cooked to perfec- bonus, the required shaking helps and send. to share your best helpful hints! new (and fun) way to separate tion. relieve kitchen tension! To do: Spray small (8 oz.) can- Do you have a helpful hint or eggs? First introduced via an Salty Solution: Need chilled To do: You’ll need two large ning jars with non stick cooking handy tip that has worked for you? internet clip from China, this wine in a hurry? When pressed for stainless steel mixing bowls. To spray. Cut each large refrigerator Do you have a question regarding unconventional method offers a time, this common sense method peel several garlic heads at a time, biscuit (Pillsbury Grands size) household or garden matters? If clean separation of yolk from the does the trick. The secret is salt, smash each with the heel of your into eight pieces. Mix together one so, why not share them with read- white. It’s quick, easy and enter- which lowers the freezing temper- hand. Toss all into a large stainless half cup sugar and one tablespoon ers of The Southbridge Evening taining. Best of all, it eliminates ature of the ice water, escalating steel mixing bowl. Top with anoth- sugar. Melt one half stick butter. News? Send questions and/or any mess. the chill factor (same principle as er bowl and shake vigorously for Dip biscuit pieces into butter, then hints to: Take the Hint!, C/o the To do: Break an egg into a plate. ice cream). about 10 seconds. You’ll find all the into cinnamon and sugar mix. Southbridge Evening News, 25 Using a clean empty water bottle To do: Fill a large bucket, sink, cloves clean, peeled and ready to Place eight dipped pieces into each Elm St., Southbridge, MA 01550. (standard 16 oz works well); or metal pan with cold water. Add use! canning jar. Or e-mail [email protected]. Hints are squeeze to expel a little air from a bowl of ice cubes and a palmful Take-out Tool: Don’t have a food Bake jars in a 400 degree oven entered into a drawing for dinner the bottle. Place neck of bottle on of table salt to the water. Place bot- thermometer to test oil tempera- for about 18 minutes. When jars for two at the historic Publick top of yolk and release bottle pres- tle of wine in the ice water and ture? Take a tip from Asian cooks: have cooled slightly, spoon a glaze House Inn. sure. Voila! The yolk is “sucked” swish around. Leave for about 12- A chopstick makes a quick and of confectionary sugar and water For more great hints, tune into up into the bottle. 15 minutes and the wine should be easy gauge to check the temp of oil over the monkey bread (or dollop Take the Hint! one minute snippet Corn Caper: Cooking corn for a well chilled in record time! to ensure fool proof frying! with frosting). To store, seal warm tips aired twice daily on ORC FM crowd? This effortless cooking Pop Corn: Hate the hassle of To do: Dipping an unvarnished jars (listen for the “pop” and check 98.9. And for more tips and talk, be trick (send in by a reader a few messy corn silks? Super smooth, wood or bamboo chopstick into for inverted cover to ensure seal). sure to listen to my live hour-long years ago) employs an ice cooler silk free corn on the cob is the frying oil works to monitor the Note: Monkey bread in a jar show from 9 to 10 am. each Friday and a little patience. Perfect for result of this innovative proce- cooking temperature. If oil is hot should be eaten within a few days. on WARE 1250. The $3 million nickel yefforttoanswer the Walton Specimen. It seems that George two are in museums, and three are in pri- readers’ questions O. Walton, a North Carolina collector, had vate collections. Here are the five, as known will have to wait managed to own this recently sold coin. by their one-time owners: M until my next col- Unfortunately,he died in a car crash in 1962 • The Eliasberg Specimen — Graded Proof umn due to interest in the while returning from a coin show where he 66, sold for $5 million in a private sale in recent sale of a 5-cent coin had exhibited the coin. Coins were spread 2007. for more than $3 million. all over the road as a result of the crash. • The Olsen Specimen — Graded Proof 64, That’s right — a price tag with Police did their best to ensure all coins were sold for $3.7 million in 2005. This is the most a “3” followed by SIX ZEROES. cleaned up from the site and returned to his famous of the five as it was featured in an Since my last column, a num- family. But — the 1913 nickel was supposed- episode of Hawaii Five-O. ber of folks have asked me to ly not found. • The Norweb Specimen — Currently in explain how a coin with a face Years later, Walton’s widow and heirs had the Smithsonian Museum in Washington, value of 5 cents could sell for TREASURES IN what they thought was the real coin exam- D.C. that much money. So here’s the YOUR HOME ined by an expert, who declared the coin • The Walton Specimen (the coin that was story… they showed him was a fake. The coin was just sold) — Bought by a collector in The Indian Head nickel returned to a closet in the family home in a Kentucky. (known as the Buffalo nickel) PAUL imply- small box marked “fake.” • The McDermott Specimen — Currently was introduced in 1913. The JOSEPH ing that With only four of the five specimens’ loca- in the ANA’s Money Museum in Colorado Liberty Head nickel (known as he had bought them as a result of his tions known, in 2003 a nation-wide search Springs. the “Liberty V” nickel), which advertisement. Here’s the kicker — in for the fifth was conducted. A reward of $1 I promise to get to those readers’ ques- was first minted in 1883, was to have ended 1913, Brown was an employee of the million was offered. That was enough for tions in my next column. Until then, keep in 1912. Philadelphia mint. Many numismatic histo- Walton’s heirs to bring the “fake” coin to the those questions coming, by contacting me However, by means unknown to this day, rians conclude that he either made them ANA (American Numismatic Assn) show in as noted below. five 1913 dated Liberty V nickels were made himself or had someone at the mint make Baltimore, where the other four specimens at the Philadelphia mint. The mint has no them for him. They believe his “ads” were a would be place on display, under armed Contact us! Paul: Grey Ghost Auctions & record of any 1913 Liberty V nickels being smoke screen. Noted numismatic author guard. Appraisals, 508-943-6570, minted. and historian, Q. David Bowers, says it is Low and behold, several experts exam- [email protected]; However, in 1919, one Samuel Brown possible that the coins may have been trial ined the coin, compared it to the others, and www.greyghostcorp.com; The author con- advertised that he would pay $500 for a sin- strikes to test new 1913 dies. If so, he opines, it was declared to be the missing fifth coin. ducts certified coin and antique/collectible gle example of the rumored-to-exist 1913 they would have left the mint legally.No one The family chose not to sell it (for the $1 mil- appraisals, on site estate sales, auctions, and Liberty V nickels. There is no record of his knows for sure. lion reward) — until this past April. cleanouts. ever having bought one. But, in 1920, he Now back to the example that just sold for The five specimens have been displayed made it known that he had five examples, $3.17 million on April 25. This is known as together only a few times since. Of the five, 6 • Friday, May 24, 2013 BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE Calendar
The calendar page is a free service offered units and participants are asked to assem- large choral settings as well as solos and 10, at the Northbridge Town Hall, The Great for listings for government, educational and ble at the school no later than 8:30 a.m. to small groups. With pop-style seating, Room, 7 Main Street, Whitinsville. The itin- non-profit organizations. Send all calendar received their assigned positions. refreshments, concert performance at 7:30 erary will include elections for President, listings and happenings by mail to Ann p.m., a wine tasting from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Secretary, Town Representative, and Tremblay at Stonebridge Press, P.O. Box 90, WEDNESDAY and a silent auction continuing throughout Director of Player & Coach Development. Southbridge, MA 01550; by fax at (508) 764- the night. Ticket prices are $25 general 8015 or by e-mail to atremblay@stonebridge- MAY 29 admission and $200 for a table of 10. Tickets SATURDAY press.com. Please write “calendar” in the sub- WHITINSVILLE — The Blackstone are available for purchase at the door, on the ject line. All calendar listings must be sub- Valley Heritage Quilters will meet at 7 p.m. web at salisburysingers.org, or by phone JUNE 15 mitted by 3 p.m. on Friday to be published in Wednesday May 29 in the basement hall of 508-799-3848. DOUGLAS —The Peoples’ Pantry located the following Friday’s edition. We will print St. Patrick’s Church, 1 Cross St., at Second Congregational Church, 289 Main such listings as space allows. Whitinsville. Guest speaker will be Lynn SATURDAY Street in Douglas, will hold its annual Yard Godin, with a trunk show, and demonstra- Sale on July 13 from 9 a.m. - noon on the SUNDAY tion on “English Paper Piecing.” Members JUNE 8 front lawn of the Church. They are now are asked to bring several squares of fabric, NORTHBRIDGE — Northbridge High accepting donations for the yard sale. We MAY 26 thread and needle to the meeting to make School’s Class of 2015 is holding a will not be accepting baby furniture, elec- UXBRIDGE – Blackstone River and Canal samples to be put together at a later date for Community Yard Sale on Saturday, June 8 tronics or exercise equipment. All other Heritage State Park announces the start of a guild quilt. There will also be a general on the Northbridge Town Common from 8 donations may be dropped off at the pantry seasonal programming at River Bend Farm meeting, and raffle. a.m.-1 p.m. Rent a 12x12 yard sale space for on Tuesdays from 1 - 5 p.m. or you may call Visitor Center. Take a step back into history, $15 or a vendor space for $20 plus one donat- Brenda Roy at 508-476-1880 to make other reconnect with nature and experience a THURSDAY ed item, or just stop by to shop and support arrangements. diverse culture through programs all sum- the Class of 2015. Also, in conjunction with mer long. All programs are free and open to MAY 30 the Community Yard Sale we will be hold- WHITINSVILLE — Harbro Auto Sales, the public. Children must be accompanied UXBRIDGE – Blackstone River and Canal ing an electronics drive behind the Village 546 Providence Road, Whitinsville, will cele- by an adult. There is something for all ages! Heritage State Park announces the start of Congregational Church also from 8-1. Drop brate its 40th Anniversary from 10 a.m. to 4 Canal Towpath Walk: Sunday, May 26 1-2 seasonal programming at River Bend Farm off your old electronics and appliances for a p.m. June 15 featuring food, family fun, car p.m. This easy walk meets at River Bend Visitor Center. Take a step back into history, small fee. For questions, or to reserve your show, and giveaways including a car. Raffle Farm Visitor Center and continues along reconnect with nature and experience a yard sale space, please contact Katie Cote or begins at 2 p.m. the canal’s towpath. This guided walk is diverse culture through programs all sum- Alicia Boudreau at [email protected] or appropriate for all ages. Listen to stories mer long. All programs are free and open to (508) 234-6221 ext.1205. SATURDAY about the canal’s history, ecology, geology, the public. Children must be accompanied and wildlife. Friendly pets welcome on a by an adult. There is something for all ages! UXBRIDGE — Tired of shredding one JUNE 22 leash. Guided tours are available for groups Woodlands and Waterways Walk: Thursday, paper or document at a time until your little STATEWIDE — The Massachusetts with advance notice. For more information, May 30, 4-5 p.m. This walk will take you shredder overheats or jams? The Uxbridge Breast Cancer Coalition (MBCC) will be please call the park at 508-278-7604 or e-mail through the park’s fields, woodlands, and Lions are sponsoring a major paper shred- holding its annual Against the Tide swim, [email protected]. along the banks of the Blackstone River or ding event on Saturday, June 8, from 9 a.m. walk, run, kayak fundraising event again in Canal to check on the seasonal changes and to noon. Bring your box or boxes of docu- summer 2013. The morning event consists of UXBRIDGE — The Veterans’ church signs of wildlife. Wear comfortable clothes ments and old checks to the VFW parking competitive and recreational swim, kayak, service will be held at 9:30 a.m. Sunday,May and sturdy shoes; bring binoculars, water, lot on Route 16 in Uxbridge (next to the walk, and run components. Back for a sec- 26 at the First Evangelical Congregational snack and insect repellant if you choose. Uxbridge Police Department)and they will ond year, participants can choose an Church on Court Street. All veterans are Guided tours are available for groups with be taken off your hands for only $5 per copy Aquathlon “Splash and Dash” event con- invited to participate. advance notice. For more information, paper size box. Pelligrino Trucking, Inc. is sisting of a competitive 1-mile swim and please call the park at 508-278-7604 or e-mail providing its services to the Uxbridge Lions competitive 5K or 10K run. MONDAY [email protected]. for this fundraiser to benefit local pro- The Metro Boston Against the Tide event grams. TheUxbridge Lions Club is a fledg- will be held at DCR’s Hopkinton State Park MAY 27 SATURDAY ling branch chapter of Grafton Lions, look- on Saturday, June 22 in Hopkinton. The WHITINSVILLE — There will be a ing fornew members to join and take up the annual Cape Cod Against the Tide event Memorial Day Pancake Breakfast at JUNE 1 challenge of service to the community, will be held at DCR’s Nickerson State Park Whitinsville Christian School, 279 Linwood DOUGLAS —The Peoples’ Pantry located region, state, nation and world. Contact on Saturday, August 17 in Brewster. Both Ave, Whitinsville, from 7 to 11 a.m. May 27. at Second Congregational Church, 289 Main Catherine Thornton at 508-340-6152 or Diane events start at 7 a.m. and end at noon. Visit Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for senior cit- Street in Douglas, will hold its annual Yard Seely at 508-278-0057 for information about www.mbcc.org/swim izens and children. There is no charge for Sale on July 13 from 9 a.m. - noon on the the new Uxbridge Lions Club or the upcom-
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UXBRIDGE — Residents of all ages came out for the first Dan Stefanilo Memorial Track and Trail Race Saturday, May 18 at Uxbridge High School. The 5K route took runners and walkers on the school’s track and through its scenic trails. Younger kids earned rib- bons participating in a one-mile fun run. All pro- ceeds from the event bene- fited the Uxbridge Education Foundation. Stefanilo, who was superintendent of Uxbridge Public Schools, died in 2009. His wife, Nancy, said at the event that Stefanilo “would be thrilled to see this.”
AMANDA Stefanilo’s wife, Nancy, spoke before the race began. COLLINS PHOTOS
A runner pushes a little one along the route.
A local student sang the National Anthem. Runners and walkers gather on the track before taking off.
Athletes stretch and chat before the event starts. Local Heroes
Organizers of the event gave opening remarks.
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A little girl gives the long jump a shot. Participants were all smiles all morning. MILLBURY DISCOUNT & DEALS
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and the Tri-Valley Nutrition Site ber or close friend, come and join enroll and get further details. • Community Outreach: Did you TRI-VALLEY, INC. will be closed on Monday, May 27, others who share your compas- Classes are geared to individual know that the Uxbridge Senior in observance of Memorial Day. sion. needs. Center offers outreach to the com- Monday,May 27: Memorial Day – • Senior Center Wish List: The munity including home visits? If No Meals Served IMPORTANT INFORMATION SHINE Senior Center would greatly you are currently experiencing Tuesday, May 28: Buttermilk The Northbridge Police A Shine Counselor is available appreciate any donations of all life-altering circumstances and chicken, red bliss potatoes, mixed Department announces a new by appointment only, to discuss purpose spray cleaner for the are home bound for any reason, vegetables, fruit cocktail. Emergency Notification system: Medicare and Health Ins issues tables, sugar and Splenda packets, including illness, injury or recent Wednesday, May 29: Burgundy Code RED. This system will notify you may have. Call the Senior foam cups, stirrers, cascade for the retirement of your license, please meatballs, egg noodles, you directly of any emergency Center for more information or to dishwasher, dish detergent, call us. We would like to get to Scandinavian vegetables, pineap- information that you should be schedule an appointment. The sponges, napkins, paper towels know you and to explain our many ple fruit crisp, chocolate chip cook- aware of. Please note (you must Shine counselor will be at the cen- and decaf and regular coffee. services. Call us at 508-278-8622 to ie. have a computer to register with ter between the hours 9:30 a.m. to These things are not covered in schedule a home visit. We look for- Thursday,May 30: Boneless pork the police department) the website 12:30 p.m. on Fridays. Call to the budget. We thank you very ward to serving you. ribs, potatoes O’Brien, coleslaw, is www.northbridgepolice.com schedule an appointment. much for your help. • Annual Golf Tournament: The hamburger roll, waffle grahams. click on the Code Red and enter • NaviCare SCO will be at the Elderly Connection will hold their Friday,May 31: Turkey a la King, your information. If you do not PITCH PLAYERS Senior Center on the first Monday annual golf tournament at Crystal wild rice, Roman blend vegetables, have a computer, contact the Pitch players are needed; also of every month at 2 p.m. NaviCare Lake Golf Course in Mapleville, peaches. Senior Center for more informa- there is a need for pool players. SCO is a Senior Care Options pro- R.I., on June 8. The golf tourna- tion. 508-234-2002. Call the center for more informa- gram. NaviCare helps you get the ment is the biggest fundraiser for MILLBURY SENIOR tion on these activities. most out of your Medicare and the Senior Center and all the funds SENATOR MICHAEL MOORE MassHealth standard benefits and are used to help the seniors of CENTER Sen. Michael Moore will hold DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIP- offers you extra services that can Uxbridge. Tee time is 1:30 p.m. A office hours on the first and fourth MENT help you stay healthy at no extra buffet dinner will follow at 5:30 UPCOMING TRIP Monday from 12-1 p.m. at the The Northbridge Senior Center cost to you. You are eligible if you p.m. You can contact any of the fol- Senior Center. has a variety of Durable Medical are 65 years old or older, you have lowing for more information: Winnipesaukee Playhouse & equipment available for local sen- Mass Health Standard and you live Peter DiBattista at 508-278-2850, Hart Turkey Farm, Monday, June MEDICAL DRIVERS NEEDED ior residents, there is no fee for in Worcester County. Russ Rosborough at 508-278-2889 or 24. Show will be “Noises Off.” $62 There is a dire need for out of this service. Come into the center • Bereavement Counseling: Are Peter Petrillo at 508-326-4328. per person. Bus leaves Millbury town Medical Volunteer Drivers to and someone will be available to you dealing with the loss of a loved • Father’s Day Luncheon: The Senior Center at 9 a.m. All are wel- drive local seniors to out of town show you what is available for one, losing a job or your home or Senior Center will celebrate come. Call the Senior Center at medical appointments; Drivers are your needs. In order to serve you just need to talk to someone? Father’s Day with a special lunch- 508-865-9154 for reservations, or reimbursed for their mileage, once better, we ask that you leave your Please call the Senior Center and eon on Monday, June 17. Please stop by and see us! a month. Any time that you could name, address and phone number make an appointment to talk to call 508-278-8622 to make a reserva- volunteer would be greatly appre- with the office staff. This helps to our bereavement counselor, Dr. tion for lunch. NORTHBRIDGE ciated. You can volunteer one day keep track of our inventory. Carl Schultz. Dr. Schultz comes to • VNA Blood Pressure Clinic: On per week, morning or afternoon, us with impressive credentials. He Tuesday, June 18, from 11:30 a.m. SENIOR CENTER location, etc. Call the senior center UXBRIDGE SENIOR is available for people of all ages to 12:30 p.m. a nurse from the VNA for more detailed information. by appointment. All sessions are will conduct a blood pressure clin- Director Kelly S. Bol free, private and confidential. Call ic at the Senior Center. Phone: 508-234-2002 CENTER MEALS ON WHEELS the Senior Center at 508-278-8622 to • Meeting the demands of life Hours: 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Due to the recent high volume of 36 South Main St. make an appointment. and caring for your aging parent? Monday–Thursday; 8:30 a.m. – 1:30 seniors in town, who enjoy having Marsha Petrillo – Director – 508- • New Website: Now you can go Come to the Uxbridge Senior p.m. Friday lunch with other seniors? 278-8622 to the new Council on Aging web- Center on Wednesday, June 26, Reservations are needed 48 hours Susan White – Administrative site and get all the news from the from 4:30 to 6 p.m. and learn about SAVE THE DATE in advance for congregate meals at Assistant – 508-278-8622 Senior Center. There is up to date PACE programs and how they The COA of the Northbridge the Nutrition site. Thank you for Mary Meg Walsh – Outreach information on programs and share the care with you to allow Senior Center will conduct an your cooperation. There is a need Coordinator – 508-278-8638 classes, the weekly lunch menu, as your loved one to stay living safely Open House on Sunday, June 2, for volunteer drivers to bring Lynne McPherson – Chef – 508- well as fuel assistance and open in the community and avoid nurs- from 2-4 p.m. The event is open to meals to local homebound seniors; 278-8622 enrollment for Medicare ing homes. This program will be all, come and see what wonderful you may call 508-234-2002. Peter Weager – Van Driver Supplemental insurance. Check us led by Clementine Bihiga, a coor- activities and programs your sen- out at www.uxbridge-ma.gov.Go to dinator for the Summit Eldercare ior center has to offer. Senior ASK THE NURSE Lunch pick up begins at 10:30 departments and click on Council PACE program. Call the Senior Center Director Kelly Bol and staff On Tuesday, May 28, from 11 a.m. each day. on Aging. Center at 508-278-8622 to RSVP. will be on hand to greet everyone. a.m. to 1 p.m., come see our nurse, Please call the Senior Center at • Mobile Optical Shop coming to Light refreshments will be served A tour of the building’s facilities Pat Wallen, and have her check 508-278-8622 to reserve your meal Uxbridge Senior Center: from 4:30-5 p.m. (where programs and activities your vital signs, and you may ask and also to arrange for transporta- Anywhere Optical is a mobile opti- are held, elevator is available to her any questions you may have tion to lunch and for medical cal shop that comes to your door. THE WEEK AHEAD the second floor). Light refresh- regarding your general health. appointments. Please check with Lisa Trainor, the optician from the ments will be served, Fantastic the Senior Center, Uxbridge Cable company will be at the Uxbridge • Monday,May 27: Memorial Day raffle items that can be won by fill- CAREGIVERS GROUP Station or the Council on Aging Senior Center on the first — Senior center closed for ing out a brief survey. Gift certifi- The Northbridge Senior website for the Lunch Menu. Wednesday of every month, from Memorial Day, NO LUNCH cates from various local and near- Center’s Caregivers group meets The Senior Center is a drop off 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. to talk about SERVED. by business establishments will be on the fourth Friday of the month. site for the People First Food the services offered. Bring a copy • Tuesday, May 28: 8:30 a.m. – offered. The next meeting will be on Pantry. Donations are accepted of your current prescription to get Pick-up begins for grocery shop- Friday May 24, at 11 a.m. If you are Monday through Friday, from 9 pricing for a pair of new glasses. ping at Hannaford’s. Call 278-8622 HOLIDAY CLOSING currently caring for a family mem- a.m. to 4 p.m. Anywhere Optical has prices for to arrange for pick-up. 11:30 a.m. – The Northbridge Senior Center • Computer every budget. If you have Lunch – Baggy Tuesday – Stuffed Classes: Classes MassHealth Insurance and need shells, spinach, Italian bread, and have resumed new glasses please call Lisa direct fresh fruit. on Mondays at 508-634-3596 to schedule an • Wednesday,May 29: 11:30 a.m. – from 3 to 4 p.m. appointment. Lunch – Roasted chicken, mashed Do you have a • Baggy Tuesday! Started on potatoes, butternut squash, stuff- new iPhone, May 14 and are continuing every ing and sugar free Jell-O. iPad, tablet or Tuesday for 10 weeks, we will play • Thursday, May 30: 11:30 a.m. – Nook but aren’t a game called Boxing Day during Lunch – Hot dog on a roll, coleslaw, sure about all lunch. There will be weekly prizes baked beans and sugar free pud- you can do with for the winners. Please RSVP by ding. it? Please call each Monday so we can have an • Friday, May 31: 11:30 a.m. – the Senior accurate count for lunch and the Lunch – Baked fish, rice pilaf, cau- Center at 508- game. liflower and birthday cake. 278-8622 to
Ticket Information: Golf/Lunch $70.00 – includes 9 hole round of golf, delicious meal, cart, and cooler. * Limit of 72 Tickets
Don’t golf? Lunch Only $35.00 – Prime rib, Chicken, or Vegetarian Meal. * Limit of 75 Tickets
For tickets, go to the shelter’s website at www.secondchanceanimals.org or call the shelter at 508-867-5525. Tickets are limited so don’t wait!
Other fun things at this event: Silent Auction * 50/50 * Mulligans * Raffles * Other Contests Too!
Interested in sponsoring this event? Please visit our website for details on the great opportunities!
Second Chance Animal Shelter is a non-profit no kill animal shelter located in East Brookfield. Second Chance also has a Pet Wellness and Education Center in North Brookfield . Over 10,000 pets a year are helped by Second Chance through the various programs including adoption, the spay/neuter clinic, wellness clinics, training, educational outreach, and the pet food pantry. For more information on the shelter, visit the website at www.secondchanceanimals.org
ADOPTION CENTER: WELLNESS AND EDUCATION CENTER: 111 Young Rd., P.O. Box 136 372 North Main St. East Brookfield, MA 01515 North Brookfield, MA 01535 TEL (508)867-5525 TEL. (508) 637-1333 FAX (508)867-5019 FAX (508) 637-1417 email [email protected] www.secondchanceanimals.org BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE Friday, May 24, 2013 • 9 Voters nix override in Stabilization fund transfer draws mixed reaction
a ballot vote as well, failed. “This is a temporary fix and I’m SCHOOL Other residents spoke in favor of extremely disappointed we’re in this continued from page A1 lopsided ballot vote the transfer to help the school district position,” he said. “I am legitimately close their budget gap, which superin- concerned.” ongoing operational costs. tendent Kevin Carney said would After lengthy discussion, Esposito’s John Burbury and Jayme Finance Committee Chairman result in massive staff cuts. An 18- amendment passed with a two-thirds OVERRIDE Frazier received 748 and 727 John Morawski asked voters to year-old high schooler asked his fel- majority vote, which brought the total continued from page A1 votes, respectively. instead consider additional funding low voters to consider the perspective education budget to $21.2 million. Sonya Bouchard and for the schools by way of a of a student. Of the rest of the budget, $1.1 mil- some. I take their trust very Melissa Morrison prevailed Proposition 2 1/2 override. “On its most basic level, the school lion was appropriated to general gov- seriously and will continue in a three-way race for two “If you really believe the schools is a product of the education it ernment, $2.3 million to public safety, to try to maintain that level open seats on the School need this money,and I’m sure they do, offers,” he said. “The proposed cuts about $999,000 to public works, about of trust,” he said. Committee. Their opponent, taking money out of stabilization is would close doors that we have $396,000 to health and human servic- Newcomer Kevin Morse Brigida Oskirko received 620 not going to solve this problem. This worked hard to open. Without these es, about $468,000 to culture and recre- also took a seat on the board, votes. is an operating expense — it’s not opportunities, all this school will be is ation, and $12.1 million to “unclassi- receiving 1,061 votes. He said Bouchard holds on the seat going away,”he said. “I feel if we sup- a brand new building.” fied” spending. he enjoyed the campaign as she was appointed to by the port the schools, I’m sorry,we have to Another resident, said that normal- much as his win. School Committee and Board pay a little more.” ly he wouldn’t support taking money Amanda Collins may be reached at “I was glad to the see the of Selectmen earlier this Morawski’s amendment, which from stabilization, said that in this (508) 909-4132 or by email at process take place. No matter year, and will serve as the would have called for a special elec- case, he did because he valued educa- [email protected]. what the outcome, the demo- vice chair. She tallied 1,110 tion to have the override approved by tion. cratic process is always fun votes in the town election. to watch,” he said. With 1,506 votes, Morrison Morse also said he’s look- came in first place in the ing forward to “rolling up his School Committee race. The Selectmen against regionalizing housing authorities sleeves and readdressing the newcomer said “thank you” budget,” in light of the over- to voters to their support. Worcester,” Shannahan added. calls from Northbridge residents who ride’s failure. BILL She attended her first School continued from page A1 Selectman Charles Ampagoomian were opposed to regionalization. “I’m looking forward to Committee meeting the day said he supported the reform idea, “I’m not a fan of making govern- working with departments after the election, and compared the governor’s proposal ment bigger,” he said. on making cutbacks without Redevelopment Officials, would use Wednesday, May 15, and was both a regional and local approach. to a time when welfare programs, Chairman of the Board, Selectman having to make huge sacri- elected treasurer. once handled at a local level, came Daniel Nolan, said he had also heard fices,” he said. “Any time Local housing authorities would col- Arthur Griffin won the laborate to streamline housing servic- under state control. He said when it opposition from constituents. Still, he you’re dealing with a town race for Assessor with 1,363 was handled by the town, “They knew feared that not enough people were struggling financially such es to low-income families and seniors, votes to his opponent, Carol but each community would retain who their community was and they aware of the proposal, and felt that it as Douglas there’s going to be Field’s 1,048. knew their families and their needs, could pass and “years down the road, quite a few challenges. their board of commissioners who would maintain local governance. the same way the Housing Authority people will say, how did this happen?” There’s going to be a few Amanda Collins may be does now.” “People are outraged and the fact tough years but we will get Shannahan and Buma said Sen. reached at (508) 909-4132 or by Michael Moore, Sen. Richard Moore Selectman James Athanas said that that news doesn’t get out tells me this through it.” email at acollins@stone- while he saw how some regionaliza- is a bigger issue,” Nolan added. Selectmen candidates and Rep. Peterson support this reform bridgepress.com. approach. tion could improve cost effectiveness, The board unanimously voted to “It’s a no-brainer,” Buma told the he felt “housing is something that send a letter stating their opposition Board. “You certainly won’t be lone should be kept local.” to regionalization and their support of Birth Announcements soldiers in your opposition to region- “I think this would really be a detri- the MassNahro reform bill to the alization.” ment to our community and services, state. so I would support the reform bill,” he Recent Births at Milford Regional Medical Center include: “Our biggest concern is that the said. Amanda Collins may be reached at March 6 proposed bill would negatively affect Selectman Thomas Melia said that (508) 909-4132 or by email at A daughter, Mia Elizabeth Blanchard was born to Elena the residents of Northbridge and since the bill was filed by Gov. Patrick [email protected]. (D’Agostino) and Jeremy Blanchard of Uxbridge. their needs would be met by a much he had gotten at least three phone Grandparents include, David and Ann D’Agostino of larger authority – most likely in Franklin. MA, David and Carol Blanchard of Woonsocket, R.I. and Robert and Lori Wadsworth of Blackstone. condition, books, CDs, jewelry, linens dren’s furniture, and hazardous mate- Great grandparents are Robert Morrison of Newton, ‘Tag Sale for Tails’ coming in nice condition, toys and games, rials such as paint and fertilizer. Annette Blanchard of N. Smithfield, RI and Edgar Boiteau household items, dishes, pet related Donations of goods will be accepted of Blackstone. soon items are especially appreciated and until June 21 at 4 p.m. March 8 seasonal items. Specialty crafts appre- Call 508-803-1989 or contact donate- A daughter, Aliyah Marie Boutiette was born to Katherine DOUGLAS — Have you started ciated. Clothing if clean, pressed and [email protected] to let us know that (Leenhouts) and Leo Boutiette III of Whitinsville. your spring cleaning? sorted by size and gender. you have items to contribute. Limited Grandparents include, Elizabeth Ralston of Linwood, MA, Do you have a move planned and Items CMDART CANNOT accept: pickup service available only if nec- Richard Leenhouts of Bellingham, MA, Gail Schultzberg need a great cause to donate your Electronics (computers, printers, essary within a reasonable distance of Boutiette of Whitinsville, MA and Leo Boutiette Jr. of good stuff to? The Central tv’s), bedding, large pieces of exercise Douglas for a $20 donation. Worcester. Massachusetts Disaster Animal equipment, large appliances, no chil- Great grandparents are Mary Leenhouts of Needham, Ma Response Team, Inc. (CMDART) is and Anne and Bill O’Brien of Homossasa FL, Shirley hosting its third annual Schultzberg of Uxbridge and Mabel and Arthur Ferreire of “Got Stuff – Tags for Worcester. Tails” Sale on Saturday, Aliyah joins her big sister, Leighana May Boutiette, 2 1/2 June 22, from 7 a.m. to 5 years old. p.m. on the Douglas Fire April 1 Station and Highway A daughter, Cora Joann Halnon was born to Jacqueline and Department grounds, Eric Halnon of Blackstone. Route 16, Douglas. Grandparents are Anthony and Marguerite Celozzi of Disasters are increas- Milford and Donna Salois and Robert Halnon. ing and our organization Great grandparents are John Halnon and Arline Salois. needs funds to maintain 543 Main Street, Southbridge, MA Cora joins her sister Ella, 6. the mission of helping April 3 our communities to plan, MEMORIAL DAY SPECIALS A son, Samuel Paul Lavergne was born to Rebecca prepare and respond (DeBaggis) and Christopher Lavergne of Uxbridge. when animals are affected NEWLY EXPANDED COOLER! Grandparents are Paula and David DeBaggis of Franklin, by disasters such as we’ve 22 DOORS OF THE COLDEST BEER IN TOWN!! CLOSED and Sharon and Michael Lavergne of Uxbridge. seen recently.If you could MEMORIAL DAY - Great grandparents are Celia Pasquarosa of Franklin, and kindly price all items you Special Tastings this Saturday! Richard Hanson of CA. are donating with a rea- STOCK UP EARLY Samuel joins his brothers Joshua, 4 and Ryan 2. sonable value on them, Red Stripe, Four Loko & Barefoot Refresh! April 24 this will help us greatly. A son, Jack Richard Ryan Pearson was born to Jennifer Receipts for donations BEERBEER BUD OR BUD LIGHT COORS LIGHT CORONA 24 PACK MICHELOB ULTRA (Duquette) and Matthew Pearson of Uxbridge. will be offered if request- “Loose”. ed. 36 packs 30 packs. Grandparents are Cynthia Bounds of Uxbridge, and 36 packs. $23.99 $21.99 $23.99 + dep Richard Duquette of Oxford, and Allan and Myrna Pearson Items CMDART can $23.99 + dep OR $19.99 after MIR OR $17.99 after MIR of Norton. accept: Small items of fur- Jack joins his siblings, Emma, 10; Reagan, 8; Hannah Torrey, niture (end tables, lamps, OSKAR BLUES SIERRA NEVADA GOOSE ISLAND NARRAGANSETT 12 packs–all varieties 7 and Damien Pearson, 7. framed pictures) in good 12 packs - Dale’s Pale, Mama’s 12 packs - all varieties 18 packs Little Yella Pils & Old Chub. bottles or cans Get a free glass! $15.99 + dep $13.99 + dep $13.99 + dep $12.99 + dep PABST MIKE’S HARD LEMONADE MAYFLOWER RED’S APPLE ALE 30 packs 12 packs bottles or cans VARIETY 12 packs 12 packs bottles or cans $17.99 + dep $12.99 $16.99 + dep $13.99 + dep OR $10.49 after MIR+ dep FIRESTONE UNION JACK SIXPOINT APOLLO SOUTHERN TIER “LIVE” PALE ALE 6 packs 6 packs 4 packs $9.99 + dep $8.99 + dep $11.99 + dep OVER 200 CRAFT BEERS TO CHOOSE FROM! 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CANADIAN MIST SOUTHERN MARGARITA A LITTLE COMFORT 1.75 1.75 - BUCKETS SOMETHING $16.99 reg or honey 1.75 all Varieties SPECIAL FOR THE $39.99 $25.99 $5.99 KIDS! 10 • Friday, May 24, 2013 BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE MENUS UXBRIDGE HIGH Monday, May 27: Memorial Day – No LEARNING School Today Tuesday, May 28: Choice of one – chicken tenders or chef ’s choice sandwich or deli sandwiches or pizza for one or BLT salad DHS art show displays a year’s worth of work served with golden corn, carrot slaw, sports bites cookies, fruit, milk. Wednesday, May 29: Choice of one – Chicken scampi and pasta or rodeo burger or deli sandwiches or stuffed crust pizza or Southwest chicken salad served with Caesar salad, garlic bread, watermelon, milk. Thursday, May 30: Choice of on – NEW! Swedish meatballs or grilled vegetable pock- et or deli sandwiches, or Uno’s pizza or buf- falo Caesar salad served with mashed pota- toes, sweet peas, soft dinner roll, sorbet cup, milk. Friday, May 31: Choice of one – chef ’s choice entrée or buffalo ranch wrap or deli sandwiches or chicken fajita pizza or chick- en salad plate served with ranch hummus, cucumber wheels, coleslaw, fruit, mini dori- tos, milk. UXBRIDGE MIDDLE Monday, May 27: Memorial Day – No School Today Tuesday, May 28: Choice of one – chicken tenders or chef ’s choice sandwich or deli and smoothie bar or pizza for one or BLT salad served with golden corn, carrot slaw, Sisters Mikensie and Clarissa Morin came togeth- sports bites cookies, fruit, milk. Nick Wolfe’s portrait of Elizabeth Warren. er to check out their peers’ work. Wednesday, May 29: Choice of One – Senior Ashley Landry stands underneath her Italian sampler (stuffed shell, meatballs and graphite drawing. mozzarella stick) or toasted cheese sand- wich or deli and smoothie bar or papa Gino’s pizza or chicken tender salad served with Caesar salad, garlic bread, watermelon. Thursday, May 30: Choice of one – NEW! Swedish meatballs or chicken patty sand- wich or deli and smoother bar or Uno’s pizza or buffalo Caesar salad served with mashed potatoes, sweet peas, soft dinner roll, sorbet cup, milk. Friday, May 31: Choice of one – chef ’s choice entrée or buffalo ranch wrap or deli and smoothie bar or chicken fajita pizza or salad bar served with ranch hummus, cucumber wheels, coleslaw, fruit, mini Doritos, milk. UXBRIDGE WHITIN ELE- MENTARY Monday, May 27: Memorial Day – No School Today Tuesday, May 28: Choice of one – French toast and sausage or soft pretzel and yogurt A couple of student “statues.” or Un-Crustable PBJ served with hash Student Cameron Fausch’s first place coil pot. Senior Haley Bullied with her first-place winning brown patty, salad bar, frozen fruit sorbet, colored pencil drawing. milk. Wednesday,May 29: Choice of one – cheesy DOUGLAS — Student artwork was on display for the community to see at the Douglas High School art show, Monday, May 20. From bread or chicken Caesar wrap or Un- graphite drawings, to sculptures and paintings, the work displayed illustrated all topics students covered in their art classes all year long. Crustable PBJ served with broccoli and dip, Even some living art was part of the show, as drama club students posed as statues throughout the exhibit. red peppers, pasta salad, salad bar, chilled Students at the event treated attendees to musical and theatrical performances. peaches, milk. Thursday, May 30: Choice of one – Cheeseburger or mini corn dogs or Un- Crustable PBJ served with BBQ beans, pota- to smiles, salad bar, crisp grapes, sports EDUCATION NOTEBOOK bites cookies, milk. Friday, May 31: Choice of one – pasta and meat sauce or chicken patty sandwich or Un- in historic 19th century buildings and is Crustable PBJ served with Caesar salad, soft University of Massachusetts directed by Dr. Timothy Walker. breadstick, salad bar, fresh melon, pudding High Point University Bentley will participate in a workshop cup, milk. Lowell entitled “USS Constitution & the War of HIGH POINT, N.C. — The following local 1812.” The one-week program will be held at UXBRIDGE TAFT EARLY LOWELL — On student at High Point University made the the USS Constitution Museum in Boston, Saturday, May 18, Dean’s List for the Spring 2013 semester. Massachusetts and is directed by Sarah LEARNING CENTER Jill Zemianek Arielle Mulgrew, Northbridge Watkins, Director of Collections and received her Ph.D. in Learning and Rebecca Crawford, Manager Monday, May 27: Memorial Day – No Biomedical Chad A. Holbrook Memorial of Academic & Family Programs. School Engineering and The 80 teachers selected to participate in Tuesday, May 28: Choice of one – French Biotechnology from Golf Tournament each program each receive a $1,200 stipend toast and sausage or soft pretzel and yogurt the University of to help cover their travel, study, and living served with hash brown patty, salad bar, Massachusetts at UXBRIDGE — The 4th Annual Chad A. expenses. The approximately 1,680 teachers frozen fruit sorbet, milk. Lowell. Holbrook Memorial Golf Tournament will who participate in these studies will teach Wednesday,May 29: Choice of one – cheesy Jill Zemianek is a take place on Friday, Aug. 9, at Blissful more than 210,000 American students the bread or chicken Caesar wrap served with 1997 graduate of Meadows Golf Club in Uxbridge. following year. broccoli and dip, red peppers, pasta salad, Uxbridge High Registrations are currently being accept- Topics for the 21 NEH Landmarks of School. She graduat- ed and sponsorship opportunities are avail- salad bar, chilled peaches, milk. Jill Zemianek American History and Culture Workshops Thursday, May 30: Choice of one – cheese- ed from Worcester able. The cost is $500 per foursome and a offered for teachers this summer include burger or mini corn dogs served with BBQ Polytechnic $100 deposit is required to secure a spot. All the American skyscraper; the Civil Rights beans, potato smiles, salad bar, crisp grapes, Institute with a Bachelor’s of Science proceeds benefit the Chad A. Holbrook movement; the Erie Canal; African- sports bites cookies, milk. degree in Biology and Biotechnology in Memorial Scholarship Fund for Blackstone American artisans, entrepreneurs, and abo- Friday, May 31: Choice of one - pasta and 2005. Jill was accepted into the Biomedical Valley Tech students. litionists; exploration of U.S. Pacific coast; meat sauce or chicken patty sandwich Engineering and Biotechnology M.S./Ph.D. For more information contact Renee the Adirondacks in the Gilded Age and served with Caesar salad, soft breadstick, graduate program in 2007 and joined the Tetreault at 508-579-8709 or visit Progressive Era; early California settle- salad bar, fresh melon, pudding cup, milk. Center for Cellular Neurobiology and www.chadarthurholbrook.com. ment; Frank Lloyd Wright and the Prairie Neurodegeneration in 2008 for her research. The Chad A. Holbrook Memorial School; Gullah culture; the Shakers; the BLACKSTONE VALLEY TECH The focus of her doctoral dissertation has Scholarship was established in honor of Hudson River in American history; the been on neuronal network formation and Chad A. Holbrook who died as the result of Industrial Revolution; Zora Neale Hurston; Monday, May 27: Memorial Day – No communication, synaptic signaling, and a tragic car accident at the age of 18, short- colonial New England; Mississippi Delta School skeletal muscle tissue engineering. During ly after having graduated from Blackstone history and culture; mining in the Far West; Tuesday, May 28: Chef ’s choice. the course of her studies, she has published Valley Tech in 2009. His family, including the Underground Railroad; Kentucky dur- Wednesday, May 29:Chicken scampi, data in numerous peer-reviewed journals. parents Lisa and Chic Holbrook, and their ing the Civil War; the transcontinental rail- imported Italian pasta, Caesar salad, choice Jill has been employed in the biotechnolo- children, Holly, Travis and Hannah, honor road; and the War of 1812. The approximate- of chilled fruit, fresh fruit in season, milk. gy industry for more than 10 years and cur- his memory through the Memorial ly 1,680 teachers who participate in these Thursday, May 30: Barbecue chicken sub, rently works as a Senior Development Scholarship for two deserving Blackstone studies will teach more than 210,000 baked beans, oven potato, ketchup, choice of Engineer at Shire Pharmaceuticals. She is Valley Tech students each year. American students the following year. chilled fruit, fresh fruit in season, strawber- the daughter of Jane Mitchell and Ian ry cream, milk. Dudgeon of Uxbridge. Two Local Teachers Receives Douglas Library Book Discussion Friday,May 31: BVT’s own cheese pizza or hamburger pizza, French style green beans, Bryant University National Recognition DOUGLAS — The next meeting of the choice of chilled fruit, fresh fruit in season, Douglas Library Book Group will be dis- Jell-O, milk. SMITHFIELD, R.I. — Bryant University NORTHBRIDGE — Karen Guerin and cussing Jonathan Katz’s “The Big Truck held its Graduate School Commencement Stephanie Bentley, two local teachers from That Went By: How the World Came to Save on Thursday, May 16. Among the graduates Northbridge High School, have been select- Haiti and Left Behind a Disaster,” on Welcoming New Patients! are the following local residents: ed as NEH Summer Scholars from a nation- Tuesday, June 11, at 6:30 p.m. Francis L. Kach D.D.S. P.C. Justin Dorval, of Uxbridge, who earned a al applicant pool to attend one of 21 NEH A critical assessment of how Haiti has Master of Business Administration Honors Landmarks of American History and fared after the 2010 earthquake reveals how 492 Washington St. David Wesolowski, of Uxbridge, who Culture Workshops. the country continues to suffer from pover- (Rt. 20) Auburn earned a Master of Business The National Endowment for the ty, illness and a broken infrastructure, Administration Humanities is a federal agency that each assessing the government corruption and (508) 832-2171 year supports summer study opportunities other factors that prevent money and aid University of Mary Washington so that teachers can work with experts in from reaching people most in need. Call the humanities disciplines. Library 508-476-2695 for a copy of the book. ##### FREDERICKSBURG, Va. — Hillary L. Guerin will participate in a workshop New members welcome. Homemade Come See Us For: Offering Lyons of Uxbridge, graduated with a B.S. entitled “Sailing to Freedom: New Bedford refreshments, inspired by the title being dis- Inhalation General Dentistry degree in psychology from the University of and the Underground Railroad.” The one- cussed, will be served. Sedation Restorative Dentistry Mary Washington. week program will be held in New Bedford ##### Implant Restoration Root Canals • Dentures Hours: Teeth Whitening Monday 10-8 Cosmetic Dentistry Tues thru Fri 8-5:30 Crowns “Every Town Deserves a Good Local Newspaper” Saturday 8-12 w w m w. co kachdental. TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE Friday, May 24, 2013 • 11 SPORTS Southern Worcester County League track championship results
AUBURN — On May 14 and 15 Auburn High hosted the girls’ and boys’ Southern Worcester County League outdoor track and field championships. Team results and the top six fin- ishers in each event (the top six earned points toward the team total) from both days — the girls com- peted on May 14, the boys May 15 — are as follows:
Girls’ team results: 1. Uxbridge, 94 points 2. Millbury, 82 3. Shepherd Hill, 72 4. Grafton, 53 5. Auburn, 49 6. Oxford, 45 7. Tantasqua, 44 8. Northbridge, 40 9. Leicester, 14 10. Bartlett, 3
Girls’ individual results: Shot put 1. Treasures Ogbalu, Auburn, 33-04.25 2. Katie McCambridge, Shepherd Hill, 32-04.00 3. Jessica Pittman, Auburn, 29-08.00 4. Molly McCausland, Millbury, 29-07.00 Emily Cahill of Uxbridge gets plenty of air on her way to winning the 5. Payton Breugger, triple jump. Millbury, 29-02.50 6. Megan Stevenson, 5-02 4. Liz Matson, Millbury, Oxford, 28-03.50 2. Amelia Wright, 17.94 Northbridge, 5-00 5. Lauren Bolduc, Auburn, Discus 3. Emily Gustavson, 18.62 1. Jessica Pittman, Auburn, Tantasqua, 4-10 6. Katie King, Bartlett, 18.83 93-00 4. Gabriella Prominski, 2. Treasures Ogbalu, Millbury, 4-08 100-Meter dash Auburn, 86-10 4. Rachael Schutes, 1. Emily Cahill, Uxbridge, Nick Ethier photos 3. Nicole Venditti, Tantasqua, 4-08 12.66 From left, Northbridge’s Callie Hansson, Shepherd Hill’s Lucy Harmon and her teammate Juleanna Uxbridge, 78-04 6. Deanna Truhanovitch, 2. Debora Lopes, Uxbridge, Schultz take off at the start of the one-mile run. Schultz won the event, Hansson placed third and 4. Cayla D’Amico, Grafton, Bartlett, 4-08 13.26 Harmon took fourth. 75-09 3. Maisy Dauphinais, 5. Jennifer Cogliandro, Javelin Grafton, 13.33 5. Jaclyn Wood, Oxford, 38-07.00 4. Cody Kingman, Uxbridge, 73-03 1. Molly McCausland, 4. Maddie Cotton, Grafton, Northbridge, 28.73 6. Brian Beadoin, Shepherd Hill, 4:56.62 6. Megan Stevenson, Millbury, 126-11 13.86 6. Haley Chamberlain, Tantasqua, 36-11.00 5. Finley Simonds, Oxford, 73-02 2. Anissa White, Oxford, 93- 5. Brooke Nadeau, Shepherd Hill, 28.75 Tantasqua, 5:01.85 07 Millbury, 13.89 High jump 6. Luke Maloney, Uxbridge, Long jump 3. Elizabeth Carlson, 6. Kathryn Coughlin, 4x400-Meter relay 1. Nate Conway, Auburn, 6- 5:02.13 1. Emily Dawidczyk, Auburn, 87-09 Auburn, 13.97 1. Millbury, 4:27.30 04 (meet record) Oxford, 17-09.25 (meet 4. Alli Beaudoin, 2. Uxbridge, 4:30.32 2. Nick Mandigo, Quaboag, 4x100-Meter relay record) Tantasqua, 87-01 One mile run 3. Tantasqua, 4:35.10 6-02 1. Tantasqua, 47.33 2. Maddie Cotton, Grafton, 5. Jaimee Martin, Auburn, 1. Juleanna Schultz, 4. Shepherd Hill, 4:35.27 3. Ben Parody, Uxbridge, 5- 2. Shepherd Hill, 47.51 16-02.25 86-07 Shepherd Hill, 5:31.55 5. Northbridge, 4:39.37 10 3. Auburn, 47.97 3. Brooke Nadeau, 6. Kaleigh Simonds, 2. Lauren Anderson, 6. Grafton, 4:55.78 4. Drew Jean-Guillaume, 4. Uxbridge, 48.97 Millbury, 15-11.25 Northbridge, 86-04 Grafton, 5:34.34 Shepherd Hill, 5-08 5. Bartlett, 51.66 4. Emily Thibaud, 3. Callie Hansson, Boys’ team results: 5. Anthony Gabriella, 6. Northbridge, 51.70 Shepherd Hill, 14-06.50 Two mile run Northbridge, 5:35.27 1. Shepherd Hill, 152.5 Millbury, 5-06 5. Emily Roxo, Uxbridge, 14- 1. Julie Richer, 4. Lucy Harmon, Shepherd points 5. Jake Grotton, Shepherd 400-Meter dash 05.75 Northbridge, 11:41.25 Hill, 5:40.14 2. Auburn, 109 Hill, 5-06 1. Ben Parody, Uxbridge, 6. Megan Howe, Oxford, 14- 2. Stella Worters, Shepherd 5. Jen Pajer, Leicester, 3. Uxbridge, 83 52.52 05.50 Hill, 11:51.85 5:48.60 4. Quaboag, 33 Javelin 2. Cam Dacey,David Prouty, 3. Abby Flaherty, Millbury, 6. Maddison Mayberry, 5. Tantasqua, 32 1. Jon Benoit, Shepherd 53.20 Triple jump 12:24.54 Tantasqua, 5:51.62 6. Oxford, 28 Hill, 161-07 3. Jack Coakley, David 1. Emily Cahill, Uxbridge, 4. Julia Carrier, Oxford, 7. David Prouty, 16 2. Avery Sweet, Auburn, Prouty, 54.41 36-07.75 (meet record) 12:32.40 4x100-Meter relay 8. Bartlett, 13 139-00 4. Jacob Mikolajczyk, 2. Brooke Nadeau, 5. Sandy Ghobrial, 1. Uxbridge, 54.25 9. Northbridge, 12 3. Bobby Sivret, Auburn, Auburn, 54.91 Millbury, 35-11.00 Uxbridge, 12:59.51 2. Millbury, 54.40 10. Grafton, 8 137-06 5. Anthony Gabriella, 3. Madison Rowland, 6. Alexis Violette, Millbury, 3. Grafton, 54.40 11. Millbury, 5.5 4. Alec St. Germain, Millbury, 55.56 Leicester, 32-00.25 13:03.59 4. Tantasqua, 54.64 12. Leicester, 4 Oxford, 122-06 6. Scott Williams, Auburn, 4. Maddie Cotton, Grafton, 5. Leicester, 55.27 5. David Roxo, Uxbridge, 56.50 31-07.25 100-Meter hurdles 6. Northbridge, 55.67 Boys’ individual results: 120-07 5. Emily Roxo, Uxbridge, 30- 1. Emily Dawidczyk, Shot put 6. Jake Grotton, Shepherd 400-Meter hurdles 09.75 Oxford, 14.86 400-Meter dash 1. Will Greelish, Auburn, Hill, 120-03 1. Cal White, Shepherd Hill, 6. Jocelyn Pepka, Shepherd 2. Emily Roxo, Uxbridge, 1. Emily Gustavson, 42-07.25 1:02.03 Hill, 30-07.25 17.70 Tantasqua, 1:01.04 2. Matt Petrelli, Shepherd Two mile run 2. Brian Beadoin, 3. Gabriella Prominski, 2. Kate Shannon, Grafton, Hill, 41-07.50 1. Andy Reardon, Uxbridge, Tantasqua, 1:03.13 High jump Millbury, 17.83 1:03.90 3. Connor Gatto, 10:17.32 3. Alex Zeilinski, Shepherd 1. Emily Cahill, Uxbridge, 3. Haley Chamberlain, Northbridge, 40-10.00 2. Hunter Schultz, Hill, 1:03.57 Shepherd Hill, 1:04.30 4. Taylor Clark, Shepherd Hill, 10:26.18 4. Adam Gustafson, 4. Jessica Reumann, Northbridge, 39-08.50 3. Brady Phillips, Uxbridge, Auburn, 1:05.28 Millbury, 1:04.37 5. Dillon Bruso, Auburn, 38- 10:34.71 5. Luke Maloney, Uxbridge, 5. Adrianna DiMare, 10.00 4. Jay Bangs, Shepherd 1:05.55 Northbridge, 1:05.66 6. Nate Potter, Quaboag, 37- Hill, 10:47.78 6. Joe Meilinski, Shepherd 6. Valerie Thibaud, 08.50 5. Jacob Simonis, Bartlett, Hill, 1:05.59 Shepherd Hill, 1:06.12 10:51.09 Discus 6. Matthew Healey,Auburn, 800-Meter run 400-Meter hurdles 1. Avery Sweet, Auburn, 10:56.36 1. Elijah Fossas, Shepherd 1. Erien Riel, Tantasqua, 124-07 Hill, 2:05.12 1:09.60 2. Jordan Giampa, Auburn, 110-Meter hurdles 2. Dan Stomski, Shepherd 2. Gabriella Prominski, 120-11 1. Nick Mandigo, Quaboag, Hill, 2:07.64 Millbury, 1:10.17 3. Jon Benoit, Shepherd 15.74 3. Pat Kobel, Shepherd Hill, 3. Emily Thibaud, Hill, 103-08 2. Cal White, Shepherd Hill, 2:10.98 Shepherd Hill, 1:11.62 4. Nicholas Rivelli, Oxford, 16.46 4. Johnny Lamanuzzi, 4. Gillian Crowley, Grafton, 100-01 3. Andrew St. Germain, Uxbridge, 2:13.19 1:13.87 5. Matt Petrelli, Shepherd Oxford, 17.12 5. Andy Reardon, Uxbridge, 5. Zoe Krouner, Uxbridge, Hill, 99-11 4. Jake Grotton, Shepherd 2:16.19 1:14.04 6. Nick Huscha, Shepherd Hill, 17.13 6. Colin Galloway, Auburn, 6. Katie King, Bartlett, Hill, 99-02 5. Joe Meilinski, Shepherd 2:21.29 1:15.71 Hill, 17.57 Long jump 6. Adam Gustafson, 200-Meter dash 800-Meter run 1. Drew Jean-Guillaume, Auburn, 17.66 1. Ben Parody, Uxbridge, 1. Stella Worters, Shepherd Shepherd Hill, 19-11.75 23.00 Hill, 2:22.09 2. Alan Long, Grafton, 18- 110-Meter dash 2. Drew Jean-Guillaume, 2. Juleanna Schultz, 09.50 1. Drew Jean-Guillaume, Shepherd Hill, 23.20 Shepherd Hill, 2:25.06 3. Jacob Mikolajczyk, Shepherd Hill, 11.32 3. Dominic DiCarlo, 3. Julie Richer, Auburn, 18-09.00 2. Dominic DiCarlo, Auburn, 23.96 Northbridge, 2:26.27 4. Derek French, Uxbridge, Auburn, 11.65 4. Ryan Jeffries, Auburn, 4. Lesedi Graveline, 18-08.00 3. Nick Mandigo, Quaboag, 24.08 Auburn, 2:33.91 5. Cam Dacey,David Prouty, 11.76 5. Jake Jachimzyk, 5. Callie Hansson, 18-03.50 4. Connor St. Germain, Shepherd Hill, 24.16 Northbridge, 2:35.88 6. Ben Zwiebel, Tantasqua, Oxford, 11.90 6. Nate Conway, Auburn, 6. Lucy Harmon, Shepherd 17-11.00 5. Ryan Jeffries, Auburn, 24.18 Hill, 2:36.86 11.90 Triple jump 6. Taylor Clark, 4x400-Meter relay 200-Meter dash 1. Ben Parody,Uxbridge, 40- Northbridge, 12.02 1. Tantasqua, 3:47.88 1. Emily Dawidczyk, 09.25 2. Oxford, 3:51.26 Oxford, 25.16 (meet record) 2. Nick Mandigo, Quaboag, One mile run 3. Uxbridge, 3:52.96 2. Emily Cahill, Uxbridge, 40-03.25 1. Elijah Fossas, Shepherd 4. Auburn, 4:00.58 26.05 3. Nate Conway, Auburn, Hill, 4:49.25 5. Millbury, 4:05.47 3. Debora Lopes, Uxbridge, 39-10.00 2. Jeremy Guyette, Bartlett, 6. Bartlett, 4:11.63 4. Ambrose DeMarco, 4:51.90 Northbridge’s Connor Gatto prepares to release the shot put. 27.66 4. Tori O’Connor, Leicester, Leicester, 39-08.50 3. Johnny Lamanuzzi, 28.57 5. Connor St. Germain, Uxbridge, 4:53.79 12 • Friday, May 24, 2013 BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE SPORTS Northbridge lacrosse becomes Boston Strong
BY NICK ETHIER SPORTS STAFF WRITER GRAFTON — The Northbridge High boys’ lacrosse program has been involved with community service projects for years now, even before the school instituted it as a requirement, but this spring the Rams took on a different approach to raise their money. “We were raising money for a parent riding in the Pan-Mass Challenge,” Rams varsity head coach Steve Falconer said of years past. “We were looking for some- thing different.” Along with the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings, Falconer thought that raising money for The One Fund Boston by playing a night game would be the best idea. Lasell Field, Northbridge’s home for lacrosse games, is in the process of being re-sodded, so Falconer approached Grafton High boys’ lacrosse coach Al Rotatori to Nick Ethier photos see if their turf field would be Northbridge’s Patrick Ducey (21) scoops the ball and runs away from his Blackstone Valley Tech adversary. available. Rotatori spoke with Grafton athletic director Karrah Ellis and everything was a go. Grafton liked the idea so much that Rotatori added Westborough High into the mix. “We made it a doubleheader,” Cam Velasquez of Northbridge runs down the field with Falconer said as Grafton and possession of the ball. Westborough were supposed to play an afternoon game and the lacrosse. annual Northbridge versus Blackstone “Six games in six hours,” Falconer Valley Tech night game wouldn’t have noted. occurred had it not been for the availabil- Grafton defeated Westborough in the ity of the Grafton field. first contest, 17-9, and Northbridge fol- So on May 17 there was a Boston Strong lowed with a 3-2 victory over Valley Tech. lacrosse doubleheader, with Grafton tak- “These guys, we have a bunch of sen- ing on Westborough and Northbridge fac- iors, I don’t think they’ve ever played in ing Valley Tech in the nightcap. There front of a couple hundred people,” was no admission at the door and instead Falconer said before his team took the donations were asked for. All money field, a secondary feeling to raising what raised would go toward The One Fund turned out to be $4,665.35 for a great Boston. cause. “I also coach youth lacrosse so I decided And from a lacrosse standpoint the vic- to add two youth games,” Falconer said, tory put the Rams at 11-5 as they will play as the U11 games took place during the in the Central Mass. district tournament varsity halftimes. for the first time in three years. There were also two JV games played on an adjacent field, so it was a full day of Blackstone Valley Tech’s Jake Belanger (6) makes a stutter-step move as Northbridge defender Dan Clasby approaches.
A Blackstone Valley Tech player attempts to run through a screen, but Northbridge defender Matt Northbridge’s Dan Gourley (19) makes a body check on a Blackstone Valley Tech player. Desantis (14) watches as the ball falls out of his stick.
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Football and Cheer offers a competitive of the Uxbridge American Youth Football is cheer program to children ages 5-18. Uxbridge Senior Center prepares Elderly Connection, followed by prizes Oxford Webster Youth Football and Cheer, and raffles. The buffet will be served at the growing in Oxford and Webster aka the Pirates, is a chartered organization for annual golf outing newly refurbished and scenic Pavilion by open to all residents of the towns of Oxford the Lake following the round of golf. Last American Youth Football and Cheer con- and Webster. The programs offered by the The tee time is set for 1:30 pm on Saturday, year’s top prizes included sports gear, a flat tinues to grow in the Central Massachusetts Pirates are also open to students in the June 8 for the eighth annual Uxbridge screen TV,a Blue Ray player and a limo/din- region. With the addition of two new associ- neighboring towns of Douglas, Auburn and Senior Center Golf Outing. Returning to ner/theatre night on the town. ations already this year, The Central Thompson, Conn. the Crystal Lake Golf Course in Mapleville, Participants may sign on for a full spon- Massachusetts Conference of American All football practices are held at Oxford R.I., the Uxbridge Elderly Connection hopes sorship for $650, team for $500 or individual Youth Football and Cheer is now represent- High School, with cheer practices being to top funds raised in previous years. Under for $125. This fee includes cart, golf T-shirt ed by 25 association members/towns locally. held at either the high school or nearby organizational eyes of Peter DiBattista, and dinner. A tee sign may be purchased for With such a large presence in the area, fam- Clara Barton Elementary School. There is a Pete Petrillo and Russ Rosborough, the golf $100. A separate ticket may be purchased for ilies can enjoy the benefits of local travel for one-time registration fee of $135 for all foot- experience is ensured to be full of great fun the buffet only by members of the Uxbridge all regular season games and events. ball players and cheerleaders and $50 for and sport. The shotgun or Florida style for- Elderly Connection and members of the As Oxford/Webster Youth Football and flag football. mat will have a number of special chal- public for $25. The contacts for the outing Cheer enters its second season as part of the Please go to www.PiratesAYFC.org for lenges such as a $1,000 prize for a hole in are Peter DiBattista at (508) 243-5666, Pete Central Mass. Conference of AYF, it is more information, calendar of events and one on a par 3 and competition for longest Petrillo at (508) 278-5106 and Russ expanding its football offering to include board of director information. The league is drive. The festivities are capped off with a Rosborough at (508) 278-6672. Contact for full contact football for student athletes also utilizing social media through a delicious and plentiful buffet, which is gifts or donations is Cathy Thornton at (508) entering grades 2-8, with an instructional Facebook Group Page and Twitter under included in the golf package. Winners and 340-6152. flag football division for grades K-1. In addi- @piratesayfc. special achievement awards will be present- tion to football, Oxford Webster Youth ed by Peter DiBattista, emcee and President BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE Friday, May 24, 2013 • 13 ‘Space Week’ wins award for Douglas teachers FRONTIER continued from page A1
“This award isn’t given often, in fact it’s not given every year,” said Needham. “It is seen as the top of the heap in terms of education.” Named after a husband-and-wife teaching team from Maine, the Beane-Brodhagen Award is selec- tively given to educators through- out NELMS’ six-state region who develop and integrate creative and effective curriculum that is chal- lenging, hands-on, and connects students to the larger world. Needham said she was impressed with the way the Space Week unit encompassed more than one subject and the depth of what it asked of students. “I was really excited when I saw this,” she said. “Here’s a school that can model [such a unit] for other schools.” First introduced last year, the focus of Space Week is to increase Students got to see a space suit. Amanda Collins photos student knowledge of the critical Graveson said the idea for Space ties like scale models of the A student works on mapping out living quarters on Mars. importance of space and satellite- Week started when she and fellow solar system in math class- based technology, space explo- Douglas teacher Jessica Findlay es, reading lunar myths in English ration and space-related careers were chosen to participate in classes, and delving into satellite though an integrated curriculum NASA’s Simulation Based imagery in geography classes. unit, the teachers said. Aerospace Engineering teacher “Our goal was to bring in all professional development pro- teachers and show students it’s all gram in the summer of 2010 at related – math isn’t just math and NASA’s Langley Research Center science isn’t just science,” said in Virginia. That fall, Usher met Usher. NASA’s Rick Varner at the MA In light of the current Curiosity STEM Summit, and brought him mission, the upcoming MAVEN in to do a rocketry workshop in mission and various private Mars Douglas for local educators. exploration endeavors that are “Our interest in promoting being planned, the teachers said space education and careers has this year’s Space Week unit will ‘skyrocketed’ since then,” said focus on life in space, space travel Graveson. and Mars exploration. Last year’s Space Week unit Activities will culminate with focused on space debris. Sixth, sev- students with students speaking enth and eighth graders heard live with three astronauts aboard from guest speakers from the the International Space Station on Global Security Program at the June 10. Union of Concerned Scientists “This really brings it alive for and NASA’s Centennial Challenge students,” said superintendent Program. Students viewed the Nancy Lane. launch of black powder rockets Speaking of the award and the built by sixth graders and partici- Space Week curriculum, Douglas pated in a letter writing campaign Intermediate Elementary School to legislators advocating for the principal added, “We are so proud protection of the outer space envi- of our Douglas teachers.” ronment and the growing problem of space debris. Amanda Collins may be reached On their individual grade levels, at (508) 909-4132 or by email at sixth through eighth graders [email protected]. Students participated in an interactive incorporated space learning into assembly on life in space. all of their subjects, doing activi- MIT graduate students spoke to kids on their studies to promote life in space.
POLICE LOGS NORTHBRIDGE POLICE ARRESTS May 11 Garth Binette, 54, 62 Center St. Linwood. Domestic assault and battery. Summary-Police responded to 62 Center Street for a report of a domestic dispute. Mr. Binette was arrested and later bailed. Victim was not injured. May 13 David Rae, 24, 30 N Tessier Street, Northbridge. Open and gross lewdness, indecent exposure (3 counts). Summary – P0lice received a complaint from a resident in the North Tessier Street area reporting a male party exposing himself. Mr. Rae was charged with (1) count of open and gross lewdness from this incident and (3) counts of inde- cent exposure from previous incidents involving Mr. Rae. May 16 Leah Gillespie-Pinto, 23, 33 C Street, Whitinsville. (2) Court default warrants out of Uxbridge Court. Summary - Ms. Gillespie-Pinto was arrested following a motor vehicle stop on Providence Road. UXBRIDGE POLICE ARRESTS April 29 John G. Liberty, 33, 137 Carney St., Uxbridge. Warrant default. Summary – Party taken into custody on an outstanding court warrant. May 5 William Beckim, 31, 100 High St. Uxbridge. (2) Counts of warrant default, (2) counts of warrant Straight. May 7 Scott M. Saunders, 21, 17 Salvia Dr., Milford. Possession Class A Drug. Samantha L. Dulac, 23, 128 Blackstone St. Mendon. Possession Class A Drug. Kristina L. Wilcon, 22, 173 E. Hartford Ave. Uxbridge. Possession to distribute Class D Drug, Possession Class D over 1 ounce Drug, (2) counts of possession to distribute Class A Drug. Possession Class A. Drug.
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TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com 14 • Friday, May 24, 2013 BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE Friday, May 24, 2013 • 15 AROUND THE VALLEY • Douglas — At the end of Depot allergies, avoidance, preparation, Memorial Day activities in Street, led by Becky Kalagher and education and awareness are the DCR representative Cary best preventative measures,” said the Valley Vandenakker with support from Marci Komssi, (Founder, Central Uxbridge Girl Scout Troop 30924. Mass Parents of Children with BY AMANDA COLLINS TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER Time: 10 a.m. Activities: Plantings, Food Allergies Support Group). I Spy Nature, Scavenger Hunt, trail “Food allergies change how fami- Memorial Day is Monday,May 27, walk. Directions: At the end of lies live and require constant atten- and here is what’s going on in the Depot St. at the intersection of tion. We hope that people who are Valley to honor men and women Railroad Ave and across from #86 not directly touched by food aller- who died serving in the U.S. Armed and 88 Depot St. Participants are gies will attend as well to learn Forces. encouraged to bring water, tools for about safeguards they need to take planting and don’t forget the sun- when a child with food allergies DOUGLAS screen and bug spray! visits their homes.” The town’s annual Memorial Day For more information, please Parade will begin at 1 p.m. on contact the Jean Keyes or Stacey Sunday, May 26, and march down Wetstein in the Bellingham Scout groups looking for Main Street. Planning office at 508-657-2892 or Children up to age 13 are invited email us at jkeyes@bellingham- volunteers to enter decorated bikes, doll car- ma.org or swetstein@bellingham- riages, wagons, or scooters into the ma.org. Also check our Friends of UXBRIDGE — Cub Scouting Douglas Historical Society’s third the SNETT website at wants you! annual “Decorate Your Ride” www.SNETT.org or “like” us on Now is the time to join the fun Contest for a $5 entry fee. Facebook at Friends of the SNETT. and excitement of America’s fore- Rides must be decorated in red, American Hiking Society’s most youth program for boys — white and blue. They will be judged National Trails Day is a nationally Cub Scouting. Designed for boys TIME TO PASS THE GAVEL on imagination and presentation, recognized trail awareness pro- ages 7 to 10, Cub Scouting combines and prizes will be awarded to the gram that occurs annually on the outdoor activities, sports, academ- Courtesy photo three best-decorated rides. first Saturday of June and inspires ics, and more in a fun and exciting SUTTON — Members of the 13th District Presidents’ Club gathered at the Participants can pre-register the public to discover, learn about, program that helps families teach Blackstone National Golf Club in Sutton for their annual luncheon/election between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the and celebrate trails while partici- ideals such as honesty,good citizen- meeting. This club is comprised of former presidents having served in GFWC E.N. Jenckes Store on Main Street pating in outdoor activities, clinics, ship, and respect. The Boy Scouts of of Massachusetts clubs. The ladies meet twice a year to exchange ideas and on Saturday, May 25, or on the day and trail stewardship projects. America is comprised of more compare happenings within their clubs. Any past or present president of a of the parade at the store between National Trails Day is a registered than one million volunteers work- GFWC of a Massachusetts club is most welcome to join. Pictured, Incoming 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. trademark of the American Hiking ing together for the sole purpose of President Rose Duquette, of the Northboro Woman’s Club, on the left, accepts Society. helping its nearly three million the gavel from retiring President Joan Shannahan of the Upton Woman’s Club. NORTHBRIDGE youth succeed in life. Pack 25 meets as a pack once a month at Good The Veteran’s Council will con- Shepherd Church. Dens meet week- duct their Memorial Day Parade Uxbridge Free Public tation and en elective course focus- The Society’s mission is both to ly at various locations. Monday, May 27. It will begin at ing on a buyer representation spe- promote the history of Douglas and All boys, in first through fifth Pine Grove Cemetery at 10 a.m. and Library cialty, both in addition to submit- to preserve and protect the E.N. grade, are welcome to join. For end at the Memorial Town ting documentation verifying pro- Jenckes Store Museum and its con- • Add A Little Lace To Your Life more information contact Jason Common. fession experience. tents. — By popular demand, Betsy Andolina at 508-278-5357 or email The American Legion Veterans REBAC, founded in 1988, is the The Society has extensive hold- Youngsma is offering a class on [email protected]. will hold a Memorial Day ceremo- world’s largest association of real ings covering a variety of themes Knitting Lacy Summer Socks! This ny at the American Legion in estate professionals focusing important to the history of Douglas six-week course is designed for Rockdale on the same day at 11:30 Moore pushes for comple- specifically on representing the and the region. Artifacts and those who have already taken one a.m., where the Northbridge High real estate buyer. There are more ephemera that require special of her beginner’s classes, or for the School band will perform and guest tion of I-395 road work than 40,000 active members of the preservation efforts will be part of more experienced knitter.The class speakers will address the crowd. organization world-wide. the planning process that the com- will meet every Thursday starting BOSTON — Resurfacing and The National Association of mittee will research and make rec- UXBRIDGE June 6th and ending July 18th, the bridge repair work along Interstate Realtors, “The Voice for Real ommendations for continued and exception being Independence Day. 395 is restarting after months of Estate,” is the world’s largest pro- long term preservation. Anyone Memorial Day festivities will We ask that you commit to being inactivity. fessional association, representing interested in serving on the com- kick off on Friday, May 24 with the present at all classes. Class size is When work ended for the season more t than 1,000,000 members mittee should call Lisa Mosczynski “Flying Squadron” consisting of limited to 8, and signup will be on a in late 2012, contractors left several involved in all aspects of the real at 508-341-4876 for more informa- local Uxbridge veterans visiting first-come, first-served basis. bridges on both northbound and estate industry. tion. schools for the 139th year. • Narwhals: Arctic Whales in a southbound arteries in Oxford The E.N. Jenckes Store Museum On Sunday, May 26, veterans Melting World — Please join us as with potentially dangerous bumps. Historical Society seeks opens Sunday,May 26 for the town’s church services will be held at the we welcome natural history The resulting bumps caused annoy- Memorial Day Parade and will be First Evangelical Congregational authority Todd McLeish as he talks ance to travelers throughout the volunteers open every Saturday into October Church on Court Street at 9:30 a.m. about his new book, “Narwhals: winter, and many drivers from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and is located All veterans are invited to attend. Arctic Whales in a Melting World,” expressed concern about the road DOUGLAS — The Douglas at 283 Main Street (Rt. 16) in On Monday, May 27, the VFW on Monday, June 10, at 7 p.m. condition. Historical Society is expanding its Douglas. It is also open to groups post 1385 and the American Legion Narwhals are the northernmost After hearing from several local curatorial efforts this summer and and individuals by appointment by Post 33 will meet at the VFW at 6 whale on the planet and the one officials and residents of Webster, seeks volunteers interested in calling 508-476-3856 or by sending a a.m. and head off to St. Mary’s most threatened by global warm- Oxford and Dudley, as well as from working on concepts, planning and message to info@douglashistorical- Cemetery and Prospect Hill ing. Its seven-foot long spiral tusk personal driving experience, design, and the execution of spe- society.org. Cemetery where they will hold a — which helped to spawn the uni- Senate President Pro Tempore cial exhibits. short ceremony with a prayer, gun corn myth and which has caused a Richard T. Moore, D-Uxbridge, volley and taps. heated disagreement about its pur- called on Massachusetts The annual Memorial Day pose — has created a genuine sense Department of Transportation Parade will begin at 9 a.m. at of wonder and mythology about (MassDOT) officials to correct the Whitin Elementary School on this amazing animal. bridge problems as soon as possi- Granite Street. Units should assem- Copies of Todd’s book will be ble. Following calls from Moore, ble at 8:30 a.m. available for purchase at a discount and a State House meeting between The parade route will makes rate of $25, and he will personally the senator and DOT Highway stops at the Walter F. Wesgan sign all copies following this pres- Administrator Frank DePaola, the Square, the veterans’ memorial entation. work is finally under way. gym at McCloskey Middle School, • Summer Reading Kick Off: Dig “I believe that area residents and 1167 Providence Rd., Whitinsville, MA and Minuteman Monument out- Into Reading! Our popular Summer I-395 commuters and commercial 508-234-7951 FAX: 508-234-0721 side the Prospect Hill Cemetery traffic have endured this situation Reading program kicks off with -HOURS- with brief exercises taking place at the theme of Dig Into Reading on for far too long,” Moore told high- each location. Monday, June 24, with special way officials. “In some cases, vehi- Mon-Thurs 9am to 9pm • Fri & Sat 9 am to 10 pm The parade will end at the Town events planned throughout the cles at high speeds could have Sunday 12 to 6 pm Common where George F. May, a summer. This program is open to become airborne given the size of 1976 graduate of UHS, who cur- kids of all ages. Check the some of the bumps, and that’s not a Sales dates: May 15 - May 28, 2013 rently holds the rank of Colonel in Children’s Page on the Library’s safe situation.” the USAF and is assigned as a website and the Library’s Facebook MassDOT told Moore that the Senior Reservist at Air University, page for updated events. contractor completed the bridge will be the guest speaker. joint removal on the five bridge Smirnoff Captain Jose Cuervo In the event of rain, the sched- decks on the southbound side dur- uled exercises will take place at the ing the May 11-12 weekend. Work is “Red” Vodka Morgan Tequila Health and Wellness 70 Proof McCloskey Middle School at 10 a.m. expected to start on the high-speed 1.75 Ltr. 1.75 Ltr. 1.75 Ltr. lane of the northbound side this Festival May 29 $ $ coming weekend. The work should 19.99 27.99 $29.99 Trails Day events coming DUDLEY — May is Food Allergy take two weekends to finish. Awareness Month and in recogni- Crews will also be stripping the Seagram’s Tanqueray Dewar’s The Friends of the SNETT invite tion of this, the Central Mass bridge deck surfaces of the high- 7 Gin White Label you to participate in our National Parents of Children with Food speed lane on the southbound side. 1.75 Ltr. 1.75 ltr. 1.75 ltr. Trails Day events on Saturday, Allergies, along with the Dudley- Paving of the bridge decks could $ June 1. Charlton School District, will be begin as early as next week. Once $17.99 $30.99 33.99 Come on out and join the Friends hosting a Health and Wellness the southbound bridge decks are of the SNETT (Southern New Festival at Shepherd Hill Regional paved, the finish paving of the Kreuznacher England Trunkline Trail) on Camarena Wente High School from 6 to 8:15 p.m. on roadway will begin. MassDOT offi- Silver Tequila Riesling Spatlese Cabernet Sauvignon Saturday, June 1, as we host trail- Wednesday, May 29. cials have told Sen. Moore that the wide events for National Trails Day. Along with free samples of aller- first week in June will be the start 750 ml. 750 ml. 750 ml. The Friends of the SNETT consists gy friendly foods there will be a of that operation. $ $ $ of representatives from all six variety of vendors such as, nutri- MassDOT officials have assured 16.99 8.79 10.39 SNETT towns (Franklin, tionists, Skeeter Snacks, Page the senator that they are pushing Bellingham, Blackstone, Millville, Chateau Julien Dry Creek Masi Chiropractic, Weight Watchers, the contractor as fast as possible Chardonnay Uxbridge and Douglas), as well as and Curves, as well as a large selec- without causing huge traffic Fume Blanc Malbec/Corvina regional planning and state agen- tion of raffle items. delays. The northbound paving 750 ml. 750 ml. 750 ml. cies. Our goal is to improve and Renowned allergy rocker Kyle operations will be done at night, $ $ $ promote the use of the trail. Dine will be performing. Through they added, so construction crews 9.59 8.79 11.19 Events may vary by town but interactive rock songs, most are out of the way for the morning include planting flowers and beau- notably “You Must Be Nuts!” and commute. Jean-Luc Long Trail Leinenkugel tifying the trail entrance with the “Food Allergies Rock!” Kyle brings For more information about Sen. Colombo Rose Variety help of the public and the Boy and food allergy awareness and healthy Moore’s transportation efforts, 750 ml. All 12 pks 12 pk cans Girl Scouts, family friendly nature choices alive. Kids and parents visit www.senatormoore.com, or games, such as “I Spy Nature,” and across the globe go “nuts” over his follow him on Facebook at $ $ $ both guided and non-guided trail performances! www.facebook.com/senatormoore. 9.59 11.99+dep 12.29+dep walks. Free water bottles will be The goal of the Central Mass Blue Moon Twisted Tea Lite given out on a first-come, first- Parents of Children with Food Local realtor achieves served basis. Allergies Support Group is to raise All 12 pks All 12 pks 18 pk bottles/cans We invite you to come and see awareness on recognizing, national recognition where the trail is in these towns responding, and treating those who $ $ $ and to learn about our future plans suffer from life threatening food WHITINSVILLE — Gwen 11.99+dep 11.99+dep 12.99+dep for the SNETT. Please check the allergies. A recent study sponsored Merritt with ERA Key Realty Coors Light time and location of the events in by the Food Allergy Initiative Services has been awarded the Stella Artois Sierra Nevada your town and we’ll see you there! found Accredited Buyer’s Representation 36 pk cans w/cooler bag 12 pk All 12 pks • Uxbridge — At the Adams that “nearly eight percent of chil- (ABR) designation by the Real Street turnaround, led by Sean dren under the age of 18, about six Estate Buyer’s Agent Council $ $ $ Hendricks with support from the million of them (1 in 13), have a (REBAC) of the National 22.99 12.29 12.49 Girl Scouts and DCR representative food allergy. Researchers also con- Association of Realtors (NAR). +dep +dep +dep Val Stegemoen. Time: 10 a.m. cluded that nearly 40 percent of Merritt joins more than 30,000 Bud/ Rolling Rock Activities: Plantings, I Spy Nature those real estate professionals in North Bud Light scavenger hunt, trail walk. reactions are severe, and nearly America who have earned the ABR 18 pk cans Directions: The trail entrance is one-third have sensitivities to more designation. All were required to 18 pk /16 oz cans located at on Adams Street at the than one food.” successfully complete a compre- $14.79 $10.29 Adams Street turnaround. “While there is no cure for food hensive course in buyer represen- +dep +dep 16 • Friday, May 24, 2013 BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE Lynch’s Visit RIVERVIEW WINE &SPIRITS 16 Mendon St., Uxbridge, MA 508-278-5100 Sale prices effective May 23rd thru May 29th us Holiday Beer Specials +dep Coors Light OR Miller Lite 36 Packs ...... $23.98 Bud/Bud Lite 12 oz. 18 Packs...... $13.98 online! 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“Call Us To Design Your Outdoor Living Space” 2 • Friday, May 24, 2013 BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE LEGALS Commonwealth of Massachusetts the “Hosea Gaskill Parcel” and being more (508) 831-2000 Also Known As: Miriam Ruby Landry The Trial Court particularly described in a deed to Lucy Docket No. WO13P1583EA Date of Death: February 07, 2013 Probate and Family Court Southwick, said deed being dated July 13, Estate of: John E Stolarczyk INFORMAL PROBATE Worcester Division 1888 and recorded with said Deeds in Book Date of Death: 11/18/2012 PUBLICATION NOTICE Worcester Probate and Family Court 1275, Page 271, plaintiff seeks a judgment INFORMAL PROBATE To all persons interested in the above cap- 225 Main Street that the defendants and all persons claiming PUBLICATION NOTICE tioned estate, by Petition of Worcester, MA 01608 under them, have no estate, right, title, lien or To all persons interested in the above cap- Petitioner Dennis J Landry of Ramer TN a Docket No. WO13P1486GD interest in or to said parcels and such other tioned estate, by Petition of Will has been admitted to informal probate. CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF and further relief that the Court deems just Petitioner Sandra G Stolarczyk of Douglas, Dennis J Landry of Ramer TN has been infor- PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF and proper. MA. mally appointed as the Personal GUARDIAN FOR INCAPACITATED This complaint may be examined at the Sandra G Stolarczyk of Douglas, MA has Representative of the estate to serve without PERSON PURSUANT TO Land Court, Boston, Massachusetts, or a been informally appointed as the Personal surety on the bond. G.L. c. 190B, ¤5-304 copy obtained from plaintiff’s attorney. Representative of the estate to serve with The estate is being administered under infor- In the matter of: Maria Mattanza If you intend to make any defense, you surety on the bond. mal procedure by the Personal Of: Millville, MA are hereby required to serve upon the plain- The estate is being administered under infor- Representative under the Massachusetts RESPONDENT tiff’s attorney, Henry J. Lane, Esq., Lane and mal procedure by the Personal Uniform Probate Code without supervision Alleged Incapacitated Person Hamer, P.C., whose address is 100 Main Representative under the Massachusetts by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not To the named Respondent and all other inter- Street, Whitinsville, MA 01588, an answer to Uniform Probate Code without supervision required to be filed with the Court, but inter- ested persons, a petition has been filed by the complaint on or before the twenty fourth by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not ested parties are entitled to notice regarding Dept. of Developmental Services of day of June, next, the return day, hereof, and required to be filed with the Court, but inter- the administration from the Personal Springfield, MA and Elaine Stockwell of a copy thereof must be filed in this court on ested parties are entitled to notice regarding Representative and can petition the Court in Auburn, MA in the above captioned matter or before said day. the administration from the Personal any matter relating to the estate, including alleging that Maria Mattanza is in need of a If you fail to do so, judgment by default Representative and can petition the Court in distribution of assets and expenses of admin- Guardian and requesting that Elaine will be taken against you for the relief any matter relating to the estate, including istration. Interested parties are entitled to Stockwell of Auburn, MA (or some other suit- demanded in the complaint. Unless other- distribution of assets and expenses of admin- petition the Court to institute formal proceed- able person) be appointed as Guardian to wise provided by Rule 13(a), your answer istration. Interested parties are entitled to ings and to obtain orders terminating or serve Without surety on the bond. must state as a counterclaim any claim which petition the Court to institute formal proceed- restricting the powers of Personal The petition asks the court to determine you may have against the plaintiffs which ings and to obtain orders terminating or Representatives appointed under informal that the Respondent is incapacitated, that the arise out of the transaction or occurrence that restricting the powers of Personal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if appointment of a Guardian is necessary, and is the subject matter of the plaintiffs’ claim or that the proposed Guardian is appropriate. you will thereafter be barred from making Representatives appointed under informal any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. The petition is on file with this court and may such claim in any other action. procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if May 24, 2013 contain a request for certain specific authori- It is ORDERED that notice be given by any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. ty. publishing a copy of this notice once in the May 24, 2013 Commonwealth of Massachusetts You have the right to object to this pro- Blackstone Valley Tribune, a newspaper pub- The Trial Court ceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your lished in Uxbridge, in the county of Worcester TOWN OF NORTHBRIDGE Worcester Probate and Family Court attorney must file a written appearance at and said Commonwealth at least thirty days ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 225 Main Street this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on the before the twenty-fourth day of June. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Worcester, MA 01608 return date of 06/04/2013. This day is NOT a Witness, Karyn F.Scheier, Chief Justice, In accordance with the provisions of (508) 831-2200 hearing date, but a deadline date by which of the Land Court, the third day of May, 2013. M.G.L. Ch 40A, Section 11, and Chapter Docket No. WO11C0372CA you have to file the written appearance if you Deborah J. Patterson 173, Section 48 of the Northbridge Zoning In the matter of: object to the petition. If you fail to file the writ- Recorder By-laws, the Northbridge Zoning Board of Wendy Ann Lunny ten appearance by the return date, action May 24, 2013 Appeals will hold a public hearing on Of: Northbridge, MA may be taken in this matter without further Thursday, June 13, 2013 at 7:35 P.M. at the NOTICE OF PETITION FOR notice to you. In addition to filing the written NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Aldrich School Town Hall Annex, 14 Hill CHANGE OF NAME appearance, you or your attorney must file a REAL ESTATE St., Whitinsville, MA to consider the petition To all persons interested in petition written affidavit stating the specific facts and By virtue and in execution of the Power of Providence 540, LLC, 546 Providence Rd., described: grounds of your objection within 30 days after of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given Whitinsville for a Variance from the rear set- A petition has been presented by Wendy the return date. by Charles F. Brewer Jr. and Linda A. Brewer back requirement pursuant to Article VI, A Lunny requesting that: Wendy Ann Lunny IMPORTANT NOTICE to Mortgage Electronic Registration Section 173-19 of the Town of Northbridge be allowed to change his/her/their name as The outcome of this proceeding may limit or Systems, Inc., dated July 24, 2007 and Zoning By-laws, Table of Area Regulations, in follows: Wendy Ann Foucart. completely take away the above-named per- recorded with the Worcester County order to allow the construction of a storage IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, son’s right to make decisions about personal (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds at building 5 feet from the rear property line at YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A affairs or financial affairs or both. The above- Book 41971, Page 71, of which mortgage the 546 Providence Rd.. WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT named person has the right to ask for a undersigned is the present holder by assign- The property, shown on Assessor’s Map AT WORCESTER ON OR BEFORE TEN lawyer. Anyone may make this request on ment from Mortgage Electronic Registration 24 as Parcel 120, is located in a Business-2 O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) behalf of the above-named person. If the Systems, Inc. to Green Tree Servicing LLC zoning district and is owned by Providence ON 6/3/2013. above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, dated February 14, 2012 and recorded with 540, LLC. WITNESS, Hon. Denise L Meagher, First one may be appointed at State expense. said registry on February 15, 2012 at Book The purpose of this hearing is to provide Justice of this Court. WITNESS, Hon. Denise L. Meagher, 48538 Page 18, for breach of the conditions an opportunity for public comment. Anyone Date: 5/16/13 First Justice of this Court. of said mortgage and for the purpose of fore- wishing to be heard regarding this matter Stephen G. Abraham Date: May 07, 2013 closing, the same will be sold at Public should attend said meeting at the time and Register of Probate Stephen G. Abraham Auction at 1:00 p.m. on June 11, 2013, on the place designated. A copy of the petition is May 24, 2013 Register of Probate mortgaged premises located at 336 available for review at the office of the Town May 24, 2013 Rumonoski Drive, Northbridge, Worcester Clerk and Zoning Board of Appeals Office TOWN OF NORTHBRIDGE County, Massachusetts, all and singular the and may be reviewed during normal busi- ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS SEAL premises described in said mortgage, ness hours. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING COMMONWEALTH OF TO WIT: Thomas Hansson, Chairman In accordance with the provisions of MASSACHUSETTS The land in Northbridge, Worcester County, Northbridge Zoning Board of Appeals M.G.L. Ch 40A, Section 11, and Chapter LAND COURT Commonwealth of Massachusetts, more par- May 24, 2013 173, Section 48 of the Northbridge Zoning DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT ticularly described as follows: May 31, 2013 By-laws, the Northbridge Zoning Board of WORCESTER, SS. A parcel of land containing +/- 21,334 square Appeals will hold a public hearing on CASE NO. 12 MISC 461283 (GHP) feet located in the Highland Hills Subdivision, TOWN OF NORTHBRIDGE Thursday, June 13, 2013 at 7:20 P.M. at the Northbridge, Worcester County, ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Aldrich School Town Hall Annex, 14 Hill Michael Gresian Commonwealth of Massachusetts, situated NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING St., Whitinsville, MA to consider the petition VS. on Rumonoski Drive and shown as Lot 13, In accordance with the provisions of of J & F Marinella, P.O. Box 629, Franklin, MA Lois A. Cronan, et al on a plan entitled ''Definitive Plan of Highland M.G.L. Ch 40A, Section 11, and Chapter for a Variance from the front setback require- Hills, Northbridge, Massachusetts'' recorded 173, Sections 47 & 48 of the Northbridge ment pursuant to Article VI, Section 173-19 TO: Maude Gifford, deceased, formerly of with the Worcester District Registry of Deeds Zoning By-laws, the Northbridge Zoning of the Town of Northbridge Zoning By-laws, Gardiner, in the state of Maine, Charles in Plan Book 626, Plan 50, Sheets 1-5 to Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing Table of Area Regulations, for an existing Burdette Gifford, deceased, formerly of which plan reference may be made for a on Thursday, June 13, 2013 at 7:50 P.M. at house located at 49 Rebecca Road in the Harrisville in the state of Rhode Island, Averill more particular description of said premises. the Aldrich School Town Hall Annex, 14 Camelot Subdivision. Luella Bligh, deceased, formerly of Pascoag For mortgagor's(s') title see deed Hill St.,Whitinsville, MA to consider multiple The property, shown on Assessor’s Map in the state of Rhode Island, George F.Bligh, recorded with Worcester County (Worcester applications/petitions of Providence 540, 16 as Parcel 209, is located in a Residential- Bartholomew Jon Sheridan, Barbara L. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 17124, Sheridan, all deceased, all formerly of Page 296. LLC, 546 Providence Rd., Linwood, MA for 2 zoning district and is owned by John Philip Warwick in the state of Rhode Island, George These premises will be sold and con- property located at 546 Providence Rd., Puccio, Trustee Trimount Trust, 555 W. Gifford, deceased, of parts unknown, veyed subject to and with the benefit of all Linwood, MA. University Ave., Norwood, MA. Weston Briggs Gifford, Sr., deceased, for- rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, The applicant is seeking a Special The purpose of this hearing is to provide merly of Sebastian in the state of Florida, covenants, liens or claims in the nature of Permit pursuant to Article V, Section 173-12 an opportunity for public comment. Anyone Mildred May Moore Gifford, deceased, for- liens, improvements, public assessments, of the Town of Northbridge Zoning By-laws, wishing to be heard regarding this matter merly of Lakeland in the state of Florida, any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, Table of Use Regulations, in order to allow should attend said meeting at the time and Weston Briggs Gifford, Jr., deceased, for- water and sewer liens and any other munici- the construction of a self-storage building for place designated. A copy of the petition is merly of Maynard, Middlesex County and pal assessments or liens or existing encum- warehousing in a Business-2 zoning district available for review at the office of the Town said Commonwealth, Chloe Gervasio, brances of record which are in force and are The applicant is also seeking a variance Clerk and Zoning Board of Appeals Office deceased, formerly of Chepachet in the state applicable, having priority over said mort- pursuant to Article VI, Section 173-19 Note and may be reviewed during normal busi- of Rhode Island, Helen Inez Michel, gage, whether or not reference to such (1) of the Town of Northbridge Zoning By- ness hours. deceased, formerly of Erie County in the restrictions, easements, improvements, liens laws, Table of Area Regulations in order to Thomas Hansson, Chairman state of Ohio, Addie B. Nason also known as or encumbrances is made in the deed. allow more than one principal use on one lot. Northbridge Zoning Board of Appeals Ariadne B. Nason, deceased, formerly of TERMS OF SALE: The lot is currently used for the sale of used May 24, 2013 Woonsocket in the state of Rhode Island, A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) cars and the applicant is proposing a self- May 31, 2013 Frank M. Cummings, deceased, formerly of Dollars by certified or bank check will be storage building as well. A Variance from rear Taunton, Bristol County and said required to be paid by the purchaser at the setback requirements is also being sought TOWN OF NORTHBRIDGE Commonwealth, Edith W. Hough, deceased, time and place of sale. The balance is to be pursuant to Article VI, Section 173-19 of the ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS formerly of Fairhaven, Bristol County and paid by certified or bank check at Harmon By-laws, Table of Area Regulations, in order NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING said Commonwealth, Ella F. Daniels, Law Offices, P.C., 150 California Street, to allow the construction the self-storage In accordance with the provisions of deceased, formerly of Upton, Worcester Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to building 5 feet from the property line M.G.L. Ch 40A, Section 11, and Chapter County and said Commonwealth, Bessie A. P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, The property, shown on Assessor’s 173, Section 47 of the Northbridge Zoning Blanchard, deceased, formerly of Brockton, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) Map 24 as Parcel 121, is located at 546 By-laws, the Northbridge Zoning Board of Plymouth County and said Commonwealth, days from the date of sale. Deed will be pro- Providence Rd. in a Business-2 zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on Nettie Blanchard, Anna L. McInerney, both vided to purchaser for recording upon receipt district and is owned by Providence 540, Thursday, June 13, 2013 at 7:05 P.M. at the deceased, both formerly of Cranston in the in full of the purchase price. The description LLC. Aldrich School Town Hall Annex, 14 Hill state of Rhode Island, Muriel V. Killion, of the premises contained in said mortgage The purpose of this hearing is to provide St.,Whitinsville, MA to consider the applica- deceased, formerly of Englewood in the state shall control in the event of an error in this an opportunity for public comment. Anyone tion of Charlie Salmon, 92 Perry St., of Florida, Sophia Anderson, deceased, for- publication. wishing to be heard regarding this matter Douglas, MA for a Special Permit pursuant to merly of San Diego in the state of California, Other terms, if any, to be announced at the should attend said meeting at the time and Article V, Section 173-12, Table of Use Daniel Earle Greene, Jr., Elizabeth F. sale. place designated. A copy of the petition is Regulations, in order to allow a martial arts Greene, both deceased, both formerly of GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC available for review at the office of the Town training facility at 1 Main Street, Whitinsville, Northbridge, Worcester County and said Present holder of said mortgage Clerk and Zoning Board of Appeals Office MA. Commonwealth, George L. Greene, Clara and may be reviewed during normal busi- The property, shown on Assessor’s Map Lottie French Greene, both deceased, both By its Attorneys, ness hours. 2 as Parcel 10, is located in an Industrial-1 formerly of Yankeetown, Florida, or their HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Thomas Hansson, Chairman zoning district and is owned by Whitinsville heirs, devisees, or legal representatives. 150 California Street Northbridge Zoning Board of Appeals Redevelopment Trust. You are hereby notified that a complaint Newton, MA 02458 May 24, 2013 The purpose of this hearing is to provide has been filed by the above named plaintiffs (617) 558-0500 May 31, 2013 an opportunity for public comment. Anyone in which you are named as an interested 201208-1830 - TEA wishing to be heard regarding this matter party. This complaint concerns two certain May 17, 2013 Commonwealth of Massachusetts should attend said meeting at the time and parcels of land in Uxbridge, Worcester May 24, 2013 The Trial Court place designated. A copy of the petition is County, and said Commonwealth totaling May 31, 2013 Probate and Family Court available for review at the office of the Town approximately 37 acres of land on Chestnut Plymouth Division Clerk and Zoning Board of Appeals Office Street, one parcel being known as the “Sarah Commonwealth of Massachusetts 52 Obery Street and may be reviewed during normal busi- Gifford Parcel” and being more particularly The Trial Court Suite 1130 ness hours. described in a deed from Welcome Jepheson Probate and Family Court Plymouth, MA 02360 Thomas Hansson, Chairman to Sarah Gifford dated April 15, 1858 and Worcester Division (508) 747-8400 Northbridge Zoning Board of Appeals recorded in the Worcester District Registry of Worcester Probate and Family Court Docket No. PL13P0656EA May 24, 2013 Deeds in Book 620, Page 271 and the sec- 225 Main Street Estate of: Miriam Ruby Landry May 31, 2013 ond parcel being known as the upper half of Worcester, MA 01608 BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE Friday, May 24, 2013 • 3
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ON DEPOSIT NEWNEW PRICEPRICE NEWNEW PRICEPRICE ON DEPOSIT NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING SOLDSOLD DUDLEY – DOUGLAS – POMPRET, CT - Charming WOODSTOCK – 1215 Rte 197! 10 WEBSTER – 16 Colonial Rd! 6 Rm 71 Eagle Dr! Being Built! 97 NW Main St! WEBSTER – 28 East Main St! DUDLEY – 19 Dalessandro Ave! DUDLEY – 4 Laurel Lane! IMMACU- Colonial Bed & Breakfast! 16 Rms! Rm Custom Colonial Cape! 5 Acres! 2 Colonial! View of WEBSTER LAKE from 2880’! 9 Rms! Granite Kitchen! 23X23.5 Gentleman’s Horse Farm! 6 Rm Colonial! Conveniently Located 3 Family! 5/5/4 Updated 4 Rm Ranch! Open Kit & Liv LATE 7 Rm Cape! Beautifully 7 Bdrms! 7.5 Bathrms! 6 Acres! Living Levels – Possible In-Law! Wide the Farmers Porch! Kit w/Recent Family Rm! 3 Bdrms! Master Suite 3 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! 4 Stall Barn, Loft for Rms, 2/2/2 Bdrms! Perfect Rm! 2 Bdrms w/Hrdwds! Recent Landscaped! Applianced Oak Kit Beautiful Grounds! Fully Equipped Pine Flrs! Beautiful Woodwork! Granite Counters - 2 Pantries! Din Rm w/Office! 3 Tile Baths! All Hrdwd Flrs! 800 Bales! Tack Rm! Multiple Shelters! Investment Property! Well w/Center Island, Slider to Cathedral Applianced Frplcd Country Kit! 2nd w/Hrdwds! 3 Bdrms w/Wall to Wall! Near State Forest Trails! InGr Pool! Bathroom w/Wainscot! Newer LP Hot Air Kitchen! Hrdwds! French Doors! 3 2X6 Construction! C/Air! 2 Car Maintained! Off Street Parking & Heating System! Mudroom! Deck! Sun Rm! Den! Formal Din & Liv Rm Frplcs! As a Residence, Applianced Kit! Frplcd Liv Rm! 4 Updated Bath! All Rms Recently Country Kit w/Pantry! Recent Roof & Garage! Individually Metered! Recent w/Hrdwds! 2 Tile Baths! 3 Bdrms Possible Bdrms! Studio/Office! 2 Car Painted! Lower Level Ready to Finish! Garage! Still Time to Pick Int Colors! Windows, Hrdwd Flrs! Country Living at Attached Garage! Nice Yard! Shed! Business or Both! $346,900.00 Gas Boilers & Water Heaters! Fully $149,900.00 w/Skylights! 3Z Oil Heat! AG Pool $574,900.00 Garage! $339,900.00 Fenced In Yard! $184,9000.00 its Best! $379,900.00 Rented! $169,900.00 Move-in Condition! w/Deck! $249,900.00
NEW LISTING ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLDSOLD NEW LISTING ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT DUDLEY – 4 Duval Ln! 8 Rm Split! CHARLTON – 22 Old Stafford St! 7 WEBSTER – 86 Killdeer Island Rd! DUDLEY – 7 Central Ave! 3 Family! WEBSTER - New England Commons WEBSTER – 50 Ash St! Remodeled WEBSTER - 8 Sears Ave! 6 Rm WEBSTER – 22 Oakmont St! Walk to Nicely Landscaped 1/2Acre! 18x36 Rm Cape w/2 Story Entry! 1.41 Acres! Webster Lake Access via Killdeer Isl Mortgage Helper! Needs Some TLC! 2 55+! To Settle Estate! Custom 6 Rm Cape! 3/4 Acre! NEW Kit w/Tile Ranch! Applianced Kitchen! Dining Webster Lake's Lakeside Beach & Boat InGr Pool! Applianced Kit! Din Rm Applianced Kit! Formal Din Rm Assoc Membership! 3 Bdrm, 3 Bath First Floor Units w/Some Renovations & Handicap Accessible! Many Upgrades! Floor, Breakfast Bar & SS Appliances! Area! Living Rm! 3 Bedrooms! Ramp! "2001" 7 Rm Ranch! Recent w/Slider to Screened Porch! Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! Frplcd Liv Rm w/Beamed Ranch Won't Last! Master Bath! Like Well Maintained! Great 6+ Unit on 2nd Applianced Kit w/Granite Counters, Din & Liv Rm w/Hrdwds! New Tile Ceramic Tiled Bath! Hardwoods Upgrades – Hrdwds, Tile & Marble w/Pine Flr, Hearth & Stove! Den Ceiling & Wide Pine Flrs! 15x16 Master to Entertain? Media Rm! Full Floor w/Walk Up Attic to 4 Additional Tile Floor, Pantry Cabinet! Cathedral Bath! 3 Bdrms All Carpeted! Heated Throughout! 3 Season Porch! Partially Flooring! New Bathroom Sinks & w/Cathedrals! 3 Bdrms! Master Bdrm! 3/4 Bdrms! 2 Full Baths! Basement w/Potential to be Finished Rooms! Great Yard w/3 Sheds, Garage & Ceiling! 2 Bdrms, Master Bath! 2 Sunroom w/Granite Floor! Full Finished Walk-out Lower Level! Vanities! 3 Bdrms! Master w/1/2 Bath! Farmer’s Porch! Deck! Above Ground Baths! 3 Season Porch! Garage Basement! Detached Garage! Shed! Garage Under! FHW Gas Heat! Shed! Suite/Bath! 2 Baths! Frplcd Fam Rm! Adding a 3rd Floor of Living Space! Gardens! Town Services! Gas in Street! $149,900.00 Fam Rm! 2.5 Baths! 2 Car Garage! 2 Car Garage! $259,900.00 Pool! $239,900.00 $239,900.00 $124,900.00 w/Handi Ramp! $219,900.00 Town Water & Sewer! $139,900.00 $189,900.00
NEW PRICE NEWNEW PRICEPRICE NEWNEW PRICEPRICE ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING NEW PRICE SOLDSOLD ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT WEBSTER – WEBSTER WEBSTER – DUDLEY – 64 W. Main St! Custom 50 Upper Gore! DUDLEY – 9 Fairfield Dr! 7 Rm English OXFORD – 28 Charlton St! 13 Rm WEBSTER – 100 Lower Gore Rd! 6 Rm WEBSTER – 3 Beach St! Across From – 141 Lower Gore Road! 54’ 24 Elaine St! Beautiful 5 Built 1 Owner 7 Rm Ranch! Views/Sunsets Over Webster Lake! 9Rm Tudor Tri-Level! Appliance Kit w/Jennair Greek Revival said to be “Clara Colonial! 1700+ Sq.Ft! Applianced Kit w/Din WEBSTER LAKE! 7 Rm Colonial Built 7+ Rm Ranch Set On 1.02 Level Acres! Rm, 3 Bdrm Updated Ranch! Recent Applianced! Frplce Liv Rm! 3 Spacious Brick Ranch! 1 Acre! New Granite Kit Range! Formal Dining! Liv Rm! Cathedral Barton’s Summer Residence”! Stately Area Open to Formal Din Rm! Front to Back 2003! Frplcd Fam Rm w/Hrdwds! Split Floor Plan – Master Bdrm/Master Roof, Siding, Center Island Kit w/CTile Flr! Din Rm w/Corner China Bath at One End – 2 Bdrms & Bath at w/Custom Cabinets, Corian Counters, Bdrms w/Hrdwds! 1.5 Ceramic Baths! Foyer w/Skylight! 3 Bdrms, Master Bath! Pillar Front! Grand Stairway! 10’ Liv Rm w/Slider to 3 Season Sun Rm! 1.5 Applianced Kit! Din Area & Liv Rm Cabinet! Frplc Liv Rm w/Picture Ceilings! 6 Italian Marble Fireplaces + w/Hrdwd Floors! 3 Spacious Bdrms! the Other End! Applianced! Din Rm Corner Sink, SS Appliances & Breakfast 1st Flr Fam Rm! Frplce Lower Level! 2.5 Baths! Lower Level Fam Rm w/1/2 Ceramic Baths! 1st Flr Laundry! 3 Bdrms! Window! 3 Bdrms 2 Baths!! Ideal In- Bath! 2 Car Heated Garage! Nicely Brick Oven! Servant’s 13X17.6 Master! 2nd & 3rd Bdrms w/Slider to Deck! Liv Rm w/Cherry Bar! Bathroom w/Fashionable Bowl Walk In Cedar Closet! Workshop! 2 Z Attached Garage! Nicely Landscaped! Town Oil Heat! 2 Car Garage! Law! Frplc Fam Rm! Landscaped! 2x6 Construction! Quarters/Apartment! Recent Buderus! w/Hrdwds! Bring your Boat! Hrdwd Flr! Lower Level Fam Rm/4TH Sink! Above Ground Pool w/Hot Tub! $214,900.00 $259,900.00 $219,900.00 Many Updates! $349,900.00 Services! $209,900.00 $169,900.00 Bdrm! $219,900.00 $194,500.00
NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD SOUTHBRIDGE MILLBURY – WEBSTER LAKE – WEBSTER LAKE – 106 Beacon WEBSTER LAKE – 54 West Point WEBSTER LAKE – 10 Fairfield St! WEBSTER LAKE – 76 Union Point THOMPSON/Webster Line! 33 – 440 N. Ramshorn Pond! 59 Davis 505 Treasure Woodstock Rd! 76 Acres of Natural Rd! Full Recreational! East Expo - Beautiful Island! 6 Rm Townhouse Overlooking Park! Beach Front Townhouse Rd! Killdeer Island! Western Expo - 66’ Level Waterfront! Western Expo – Rd! 100’ Waterfront! Panoramic Lake Bonnette Rd! 8 Rm Ranch! w/BOAT DOCK! 5 Rms! Move-in BEAUTIFUL SUNSETS! Spacious & Fantastic Sunsets! Newly Remodeled Views! 13,407’ Lot! Applianced Country Kit! Huge Frplce Beauty! 8 Rm Country Ranch! Yester Sunrises! Custom 8+ Rms, 3,200'! Water Heated Pool! Hrdwd Flrs! Open Floor Year Charm! 2 Kitchens! 3 Stone Views from 3 Levels! Cherry Hrdwds! Plan! 2 Bdrms! Master Bath! 2.5 Condition! Huge Lake Views! S&S Maintenance Free! Built “2002”! Kit 6 Rm Ranch! Applianced Granite Kit! 8 Rm Colonial! Lake Facing Master Liv Rm w/Pellet Stove! 3 Spacious Applianced! Din & Frplcd Liv Rm! w/Center Isl! Din Rm w/Lake Views! Liv Rm w/Cathedral & Hrdwds! Lake Bdrm! 4 Bdrms! 3 Baths! Applianced Bdrms w/Hrdwds! Master w/1/2 Fireplaces! Lower Level “Saloon”! Anderson’s! SS Applianced Kit! 20x25 Fam Baths! Frplcd Fam Rm! CAir! Gas Huge Barn! 4+ Garages! Workshops! Rm w/14' Cathedrals! 3 Bdrms! 3.5 Baths! Heat! Recent Trex Deck! Garage! 2 Lake Facing Master Bdrm w/Bath! 2 Liv Rm w/Gas Frplc & Sliders to Deck! Facing Master w/Full Bath! 3 Bdrms! 2 Kit! 2 Car Detached Garage! Bath! Full Bath w/Corian Vanity! Frplce Fam Rm! 2 Car Garage! Deck Saw Mill! Former “Cheney Farm” 3Z CAir! Buderus! Boat Ramp! Dock! BOAT SLIPS! Sandy Beach! Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! CAir! Garage! Lake Facing Master Suite! 3 Spacious Baths! C/Air! 12X52 Deck! Super Convenient! $439,900.00 $579,900.00 $249,900.00 $289,900.00 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! $449,900.00 $389,900.00 $569,900.00 w/Electric Awning! $224,900.00
NEWNEW LISTINGLISTING SOLDSOLD NEWNEW PRICEPRICE SOLDSOLD SOLDSOLD ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT ONON DEPOSITDEPOSIT WEBSTER LAKE – WEBSTER LAKE! WEBSTER LAKE - LAKE WEBSTER LAKE - Wawela Park WEBSTER LAKE – 711 Beacon WEBSTER LAKE - 200 Killdeer 3 Bates Grove! 25 Colonial WEBSTER LAKE - 80’ Waterfront WEBSTER LAKE! 18 Fairfield! ACCESS! Middle Pond! Sharing Rd! 130’ SUBDIVIDABLE WATER- Park! 5 Room Townhouse! Sandy Island Rd! Sunsets! 8 Rooms! South Pond Yr Rd! Applianced! Road – South Pond – Western Lot and a Fire Damaged House - It’s Killdeer Isl! Western Expo! Beautiful Cove w/T I Marina! 4+ Rm Yr Rd FRONT LOT! 1/2 Acre Plus! Beach! Lakeside Pool! Move Right In! 4 Bdrms! Lake Facing 16x20 Master! Furnished! Dock! 19’ Pontoon Boat Exposure! 6 Rms, 3 Bdrms, 1.5 AllAbout the LAND! Don’t know if the Sunsets! Panoramic Views of North w/50 HP! 6 Rms! Screened Porch! Cottage w/FHA Oil Heat! Plenty of Expansive Views of Middle Pond! Partial Lake Views! Fully Applianced! Frplcd Liv Rm! Applianced! House can be Saved, Foundation Pond! 100' Waterfront! Huge Level Lot! Din Rm & Frplcd Liv Rm w/Deck Fam Rm w/Cath Ceiling! 1st Fl Master Baths! 50’ Waterfront! FOR SALE Potential! Full Walk-out Private! Wooded! Ideal Southern 3 Full Baths! Finished Lower Level by Another for 1,473 Days but Maybe? Great Views of South Pond! Updated 6Rm Ranch! Lake Facing Basement! Functional Kit, Din Exposure! 157' Road Front! 197' Access! Lake Facing Master! Master Family Rm! 4 Decks! A/C! w/Hrdwds! 3 Bdrms! 2 Baths! Bath! 2 Bedrooms! 2.5 Tile Baths! 14,190’ Lot! Sandy Beach! Freshly SOLD by Century21 Lake Tons of Sun! Beautiful Sunrises! 100’ Master Suite! 2 Bdrms! 2.5 Baths! 2 Rm, Liv Rm, Bdrm, Tile Bath! Deep! Town Services! Pristine Piece Heated Garage w/Workshop! Frplcs! 2 Car Garage! Boat Ramp! $119,900.00 of Webster Lake! $489,900.00 Central Air! Garage! $639,900.00 Paint Ext! Recent Roof! Realty for $334,000.00 Road Front - 9,000+- Sq.Ft! 5.5X24 Porch! $194,900.00 $309,900.00 $239,900.00 $479,900.00
hope2own.com WEBSTER - 7 HARRIS STREET First Time Offered by 508.943.4333 Original Owner! 2300 Sq Ft • Georgian Colonial! Grand Entry Foyer! Beautiful Sharon Pelletier - Broker Curved Open Staircase! 4-5 Licensed in MA, CT & RI Bedrooms! 2.5 Baths! Private Master Bath! Gas Heat! Central Air! Bonus 25 R WE WANT YOUR x 37 Two Story Carriage House! $199,900. 43 East Main Street Webster, MA 01570 LISTINGS! Fine Realtor Associates to Serve You! * June Cazeault * Liz Knutelski (speaks fluent Polish) * William Gilmore II * Laurie Sullivan * Vanessa Kubic Hoeing E THOMPSON - 186 WAGHER RD. WATERFORD- 42 TRUMBULL RD WEBSTER - 13 SCENIC AVE. WEBSTER - 121 THOMPSON RD A
NEW LISTING L Unique 3 bed/ 2 1/2 bath Custom Contemporary! Open and SOLD- ASSISTED SALE spacious! Master w/walk-in closet. Vaulted Beamed Living Room plus Family Room! Hardwood and tile floors. Custom young farmer’s porch Colonial! Spacious First time offered! 4 bdrm Cape! HWF! Cabinet-Packed Cherry kitchen, granite/corian counters, open floor plan! Entry foyer with french doors! 3 New windows! 1/2 acre lot! Garage! Farmers Porch Colonial! 6 Rooms! 2.5 Baths! island seats 5! First floor laundry. Abundant finished out- bdrm! 1.5 Baths, central air! Beautiful walkout sliders lower level patio! Excellent location for in Sheds! Easy access to I-395. $159,900 Fireplaced Living Room! Excellent Floor Plan! 2 Car door living spaces/inground pool. Large 3-season Porch. attached Garage! Oil Heat, Town Water. $259,000 Lake View. Fenced Yard. Alternate heat source. $319,900 home business! Plenty of parking! $249,900
WEBSTER WEBSTER ~ 94 LAKE STREET E NEW ENGLAND COMMONS Featured New Listing WEBSTER - 35 LAURELWOOD DR. *EXTRAORDINARY! Professionally decorated, custom 4 BR Colonial on PRIVATE 3.75 acres, superb location overlooking Webster Lake S w/spectacular western water views, quality workmanship & materials throughout, 9' ceil- ings, Mstr BR suite to "Die For" w/it's own frplc'd living rm & private balcony! Open concept main level w/gourmet kitchen, cozy frplcd living, fam- WEBSTER: 55+ Adult Community Bright! Excellent 3 family, 6-6-3 rms! Gas T ily & formal dining rms, 1st & 2nd flr laundry, 2 Beautiful condo being offered! Priced to sell car att'd garage PLUS a 36x48 det'd 6 car garage heat! Large 3 car garage! Extra lot! quickly! Huge combo living/dining room! Large w/cupola & lg walk up 2nd story!* $499,000 bedrooms! French doors to deck! Full basement! Loads of room for off-street parking! Offering 3 months paid condo fees! $194,900 Close to I-395. $159,900 A Lets’s Talk Real Estate WEBSTER LAKE - SOUTH POINT RD WEBSTER LAKE ~ LONG ISLAND Four Easy Steps You Can Take Today To Help Sell Your Home 1. Stage the Exterior of your home! Fresh paint, updated landscaping and welcoming lawn furniture will help a quick sale. Buyers often look for an outdoor space that they can enjoy with friends and T family 2. Make your home available. Homes that don’t get shown don’t get sold. Try to accommodate as many appointments to view your home as possible. In today’s market, there are many vacant prop- erties that can be shown anytime. Restrictive time frames, appointments that have to be set far in advance will usually result in a buyer crossing your place off the list. 3. Get real about pricing! Try to be the best deal on the market. Homes that are priced correctly will E WEBSTER LAKE LOT sell quicker and get a higher sale price than those that have sat on the market. Today’s educated buy- ers are familiar with comparable sales in the area. They will flock to a home that looks like a great Southern exposure! Panoramic view! deal. Competitively priced homes get the most traffic and at times even receive multiple offers. Prime Waterfront Island Lot! Perfect Vacation Breathtaking morning sunrises! Architectural 4. Pay attention to the competition. Look at the price of homes that are similar in style, condition, and location have sold for. Attend some open houses! Honestly size up your competition. Try to look Dream Get-away, 6,245 sf, 50' Frontage, Clear, drawings! Engineered and approved, conser- at your competition from the Buyers point of view, removing all emotion you may have tied to your almost level lot. Western Exposure = Beautiful vation site plan! Buy now! $199,000 home. Keep constantly updated on changes in the market, try to stay ahead of the curve! Sunsets! Now $169,900. 4 • Friday, May 24, 2013 BLACKSTONE VALLEY TRIBUNE
Worcester-College Hill- 3 bedrm. Cape-Totally renovated-1/3 acre lot- Reduced to $183,500. Linda J. Buckley, Realtor, ABR, SRES MD Preferred Affiliate Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage 196 Park Avenue Worcester, MA 01609 508-769-3490 www.lindabuckley.net [email protected] WANTED Family must buy either house with garden area, small farm, will consider waterfront home, or muti-family. Will repair. Plasse R.E. 508-987-5588. • R E
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SNUG HARBOR WEBSTER TOWNHOUSE ON LAKE 1401 WEBSTER LAKE!!! Treasure Island Magnificent - Attention Lake Waterfront lovers!!! Condominium on Fabulous corner Middle Pond!!! end unit on the Impeccably decorated New Price Marina at NEW LISTING and maintained, this Treasure Island! four level unit fea- Quality renovations include gorgeous "open" tures... granite, ceramic and cherry kitchen with brkfst bar kitchen with granite center isle, stainless appli- E - step down fireplaced living room w/access to deck - ances and ample cabinets. Sliders off dining area master bedroom with spectacular tiled bath and balcony to deck overlooking your nearby deeded boat slips overlooking beautiful lakeviews - guest bedroom and bath and Middle Pond. Two large bedrooms, Master (4.5 baths in all) - lower level entertainment room with with full bath and beautiful double sink marble fireplace, wet bar and french door walk-out to patio steps vanity. Custom red birch and oak floors. Upgraded from docks. Upper level 30 ft. room w/cathedral ceiling is stairways and rails. Lower level fireplaced family perfect for exercise room, hot tub and office, again with room with 1/2 bath and walk-out to patio. Recent lake scenery. Gas heat, central vac and a/c. Pride of own- replacement windows and garage door. Desirable ership shines bright through the NEW windows, skylights, end location steps to beach, heated pool and roof, flooring, paint... the update list goes on and on! marina. Guest parking spaces nearby. Move right Donna Flannery You've arrived when you can call Snug Harbor your home! in, just in time for summer! ERA Key Realty Services R/E Tax $5202 $ 599,900 R/E Tax $4,406 $379,900 S 508-885-6665 THE LAKE... SOUTH POND CONTEMPO- Web: www.donnaflannery.com RARY! *More than 3200 sq. ft. of cus- Email: [email protected] tom built quality in this bright and airy waterfront home. Spencer-Sugden Reservoir Waterfront! Move in Spencer-Candlewood Estates (Greenville St). New Tiled entrance foyer for summer fun! Enjoy 75’ of shoreline on this full homes, quiet cul-de-sac by quality builder. Attached sin- open to spacious liv- recreational, 82 acre Lake! 5 rms,3 bedrooms, full gle family duplex style 3 bdrm Colonial @ ing room, and dining 265,000(model) ready now, 2 one level, 2 bdrm, 2 bath bath with jetted NEW LISTING room with sliders to ($245,000) ready in 60 days, addt. 2 bdrm, 2 bath colo- lake-facing wrap- tub! Lot’s of nial ($245,000). updates,split level Choose colors! No around decks. Custom cabinet kitchen with granite NEW LISTING design,new sep- condo fees! So much and double oven. Three bedrooms, 3.5 baths, T including owner's suite with fabulous bath and pri- tic.Great location more! Conservation & WEBSTER -- Charming Ranch great for down-sizers walking trails, great vate deck. Lower level family room w/wet bar, slid- on the Lake! Four ers to patio...excellent entertainment venue! 71 ft. looking for one-level living. Eat-in kitchen, dining seasons of pure highway access. Single room, fireplaced living room, two bedrooms, full family home sites on of frontage on the lake. 2-car garage, oil heat, cen- enjoyment. New Greenville St also. tral vac and a/c. Very nicely maintained inside and bath. Recent carpets, paint, and replacement win- Price! 229,900 out...ready for you to move in and enjoy all four sea- dows. Attached garage, porch, patio, oil heat, level sons on the lake! lot. Conveniently close to all that Webster has to Spencer- Stunning Waterfront Home on Spencer-Single Family Home,4 car heated Garage offer...highway, shopping, lake! Thompson Pond. Over 2400 s.f. of livng space. Plus 3 family income property on the same corner R/E Tax $7360 $789,900 R/E Tax $1806 $159,900 Half Acre lot & 150’ of shoreline. Beach house lot! Gas heat, Central air in Single family,off street w/elec & heat! Lower level guest suite w/sum- parking,town water WHEN YOU THINK OF REAL ESTATE - THINK OF STERLING mer kitchen, 2 & sewer, coin-op SINCE 1962 ~ OUR 51ST YEAR IN BUSINESS fireplaces, laundry! Both A Austrailian homes are very Cypress Flooring. well maintained. SO much more! Fantastic opportu- BANK FORECLOSURE SALE $439,900 nity! $325,000 Two Bedroom Sturbridge Crossing Condominium Unit to be sold on the premises at Spencer-New Listing- Modern & Dramatic 3400 E. Brookfield- Beautiful Main Street Antique s.f. Contemporary Ranch! 8 rms,3 bdrms,2 baths. with almost 1 acre. Over 4000 s.f of living 24 Bentwood Drive, Unit 24, Sturbridge, Massachusetts 34X28 Media Room w/projection T.V, 15X21 space with 12 rooms, 5 bdrms,2.5 baths. 2 Wednesday, May 29, 2013 Gym, Master suite, kitchens. Large Brazilian Cherry 30 x 40 Post & Sale to Commence at 10:00 AM T Flooring, Top beam barn. In quality every- home business? Terms of Sale: A Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollar deposit in where! 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Oakview Estates DUDLEY - An over 55+ community Open House Directory 508-943-7669 • 508-949-3205 OPEN HOUSE Sun. 1-3 Jo-Ann Szymczak JoAnnSoldMyHouse.com 1 Jon’s Way $249,900 complete CRS, GRI, SRES Realtor Deadline: Monday at 10am Connie Nedoroscik LICENSED IN MA & CT • Dave Vitkus Builder/Agent (C) Condo (X) Condex (M) Multi-Family (T) Townhouse Marketing Co-ordinator “Home Ownership Matters” 774-230-6550 (B) Business (U) Duplex (S) Single Family (D) Adult OPEN HOUSE SAT 12-2 OPEN HOUSE SAT 12-2 (P) Land (L) Mobile Home (A) Apartment Community DUDLEY - CONTEMPORARY ADDRESS STYLE TIME PRICE REALTOR/SELLER/PHONE SATURDAY, MAY 25, 2013 DUDLEY 5 Partridge Hill Dr S 12-2 $279,900 Remax Advantage 1, Bob Zarrati, 508-414-8101 12 Shine Ave S 12-2 $369,900 Remax Advantage 1, Diane Loung, 774-239-2937 * 21’ Family room * Hardwood Floors * Saltbox with 1st floor * 2 Baths * Quartz Countertops * Privater Master bedroom master * “0” Downpayment * On center Island with sunken tub * 2 Fireplaces * 1.26 acre SOUTHBRIDGE 12 Shine Ave 774-239-2937 Diane/Joann 5 Partridge Hill Rd 655 Worcester Rd. S 12-2 $209,900 Remax Advantage 1, Maria Reed, 508-873-9254 SOUTHBRIDGE WEBSTER TOBIN FARMS WEBSTER WEBSTER OPEN HOUSE 3 LOTS 7 Lillian Ave. S 12-2 $269,900 Remax Advantage 1, Jo-Ann Szymczak, 774-230-5044 $209,900 NEW LISTING AVAILABLE $239,900 SAT 12-2 $399-$500,00
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Sutton) and Kevin Kuros (R-Uxbridge) reverse the 9C cuts that were made to Legislators issue letter to joined House Minority Leader Bradley H. accounts affecting local aid. Valley Chapel invites children to Jones, Jr. (R-North Reading), as well as a bi- Rendered last December for fiscal 2013, Patrick regarding budget cuts partisan group of legislators, in submitting the legislators feel that the cuts have nega- ‘Kingdom Rock’ VBS a letter to Governor Patrick, asking him to tively impacted communities across the BOSTON — State Reps. Ryan Fattman (R- Commonwealth. UXBRIDGE — Valley Chapel, at 130 “With year-to-date revenue tracking over Douglas St., Uxbridge, is hosting a summer a half billion dollars ahead of projection, event called Kingdom Rock from July 8 the governor should reverse the 9C cuts he through 12. previously made,” said Kuros. “The cuts Children 3 years old as of April 30, and were predicated on a shortage of revenue, those who have just completed grades K and that clearly is no longer the case. It is through 5th grade are invited to enjoy a fun unfortunate that the governor has chosen to -filled week. balance the state budget on the backs of the At Kingdom Rock kids will participate in cities and towns, but he has the opportunity memorable Bible learning activities, sing to correct that decision.” catchy songs, play teamwork- building The letter to the governor, which is sup- games, dig into yummy treats, experience ported by both House Democrats and epic Bible adventures, and collect Bible Republicans, emphasizes that “communi- Memory Buddies to remind them to stand ties across Massachusetts are counting on strong. Plus, kids will learn to look for evi- funding so that they may provide necessary dence of God all around them through God services to our constituents.” The corre- Sightings. This is a great opportunity for a spondence notes that while 9C cuts are with- week long adventure where kids can learn in the governor’s authority, the Legislature about God, while making new friends and worked diligently in providing Patrick with having the time of their lives. a compromise of funding necessary in Register today on line at valleychapel.us. order for local programs and agencies to For more information call the church office operate at an efficient and effective level. at Valley Chapel 508- 278-2315. “In light of continued strong revenue col- lections, restoring these local aid funds cut by the governor is both fiscally responsible and justified,” said Jones. “The funds out- lined in our letter to Governor Patrick are essential for cities and towns across the Commonwealth.” “The governor has an opportunity to pre- vent folks in our communities from being affected by the 9C cuts. Those who receive services from some executive agencies will soon face the reality of the effects the cuts will have if there is no action taken,” said Fattman. Citing year-to-date tax revenue collections through April being $510 million above Courtesy photos revised benchmark, the letter to the Whitinsville Christian Women’s Bowling League Governor goes on to say, “With this incredi- First Place Winners — Faye Postma, Brandis ble turnaround in revenues, now is the time Haagsma, Lynn Paul-Briggs, Marie Marchand. to restore the cuts which so negatively impacted our communities.” Some of the accounts that the group of Another successful season legislators is seeking to restore funding to include: Veterans’ Benefits; Transportation WHITINSVILLE — Another bowling sea- for Regional School Districts; son has come to an end with much merri- Reimbursement for Special Education; ment and the awarding of prizes. The ban- Charter School Reimbursements; and quets were held at Willowbrook Family Department of Correction. Restaurant in Mendon. The ladies bowled at Sparetime Recreation in Whitinsville. We’re always looking for new regular bowlers and substitutes as well. So, ladies — why not con- sider joining us in September for fun and exercise? Please call Wayne at 508-234-2077 at Sparetime.
Women’s Monday Morning League First Place Winners — Georgette Baker, Mary Garvey, Jane Powlonski, Rita Delmonico.
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To learn more, visit 14-lb pouches at retailers nationwide. litter, Tidy Cats took a humorous approach and created Cedar, Pine and www.cedarpineandcorn.com. Corn—a group of cat-centric crooners. Helping Cats And Dogs Have Healthy Joints (NAPS) • Urinalysis Your four-footed friends • Osteoarthritis check could benefit from your tak- • Chest radiograph ing four important steps to • Thyroid check keep your pets in peak con- • Blood pressure check. dition. Since cats have a tendency 1. See the vet for regu- to hide illness, cat owners lar checkups. Dogs and cats may not realize there’s a age faster than humans. problem without regular For a happy, healthy small pet, it’s wise to make sure its bedding is They can grow up—and wellness exams. all natural. grow old—almost before you 2. Don’t let your pet know it. Regular wellness have a fat chance of being (NAPS) exams let your veterinarian fit. Obesity is a big health risk for pets. The next time you consider expanding your family to diagnose, manage and pro- include a hamster, Guinea pig, bunny or other small pet, you tect against potential health 3. Exercise their right to exercise. Dogs should get won’t be alone. Some 16 million U.S. families currently co- problems before they habitate with small pets, according to the American Pet become serious. at least 20 minutes of exer- cise a day. Play with your Products Association National Pet Owners Survey. Common health screen- Of particular importance for small pets is their living ings recommended by the cats often to keep them mov- environment. Unlike dogs and cats, which enjoy more mobil- American Veterinary ing. Medical Association 4. Keep their joints ity, most small animals are confined to enclosures that include: supple. Common signs of a become their entire world. joint problem include: • Immunizations CREATURE COMFORTS • Parasite check FOR DOGS • Heartworm check Each item that goes into the pets’ living spaces requires • Dental health exam • Reluctance to climb careful consideration, especially the bed- ding, as there is a Exercise and dietary supplements can help prevent joint pain in • Blood panel stairs wide variety of options, including wood shavings (pine, pets. • Chemistry panel • Falling behind on walks aspen and cedar), paper (reclaimed sludge-based and sludge- • Difficulty getting up in free), corncobs, pellets made of wood, paper, wheat and other the morning or after a nap fibers, and crinkled paper. They’re not all alike, however. • Personality change Some bedding products may actually contain toxins. A FOR CATS review by the Michigan State University Diagnostic Center for Population and Animal Health of previous testing con- • Reluctance to jump firmed that beddings made using reclaimed pulp fibers are • Less prowling and chas- “…more likely to contain detectable levels of dioxin than ing of prey other products such as wood shavings or by-product papers.” • Lying around the house Reclaimed pulp beddings are made with fibers collected more often from pulp mill sewage systems. Though the paper industry • Dislike of stroking, par- has made efforts to rid their waste streams of the most trou- ticularly of the back or tail bling compounds, tests conducted by independent laborato- • No longer seeking affec- ries showed detectable amounts of dioxin in samples of the tion or other personality reclaimed pulp paper beddings tested. In addition, pellets change. Fortunately, a solution to made from recycled newspaper also tested positive for diox- joint health that veterinari- ins. Both of these types of beddings are widely used by con- ans have been prescribing sumers. for many years is now avail- WHAT TO LOOK FOR able in Walmart, Pet-Smart and Petco. Just as with When you choose small-pet bedding, there are certain humans, joint supplements functional features to look for, such as absorbency, odor con- such as glucosamine and trol, limited dust and ease of use. The price per use of these chondroitin can ease some beddings varies, with pine typically being the most cost pain by helping to support effective, followed by aspen and cedar, corncob, paper and and protect cartilage. various pelletized products, in order of least to most expen- Cosequin is the original sive. Safety is also an important consideration, and it is rec- researched brand, scientifi- ommended that pet owners focus on bedding that is all natu- cally formulated to support ral, sludge-free and dioxin-free. and help maintain the With that foundation, then make your bedding choice health of pets’ joints and based on what is most important for you and your pet. connective tissue. It is also the only glucosamine/chon- LEARN MORE droitin sulfate supplement that has been shown safe, You can access free, downloadable small-pet bedding infor- effective and absorbable in mation, and many pet care facts and tips, at the website of peer-reviewed, published, the leading provider of animal bedding in the United States, controlled, U.S. veterinary American Wood Fibers (AWF): www.awf.com/small petcare. studies. It’s manufactured by Nutramax Laboratories, Inc. following standards similar to those practiced by 25,000 Unique the pharmaceutical indus- try. 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As such, it’s posal. model around their feed- de?signed to provide the An Innovative Approach back,” said Ed Peper, U.S. country’s estimated 400,000 In addition, GM Fleet & vice president of Fleet & small-to-mid-size businesses Commercial recently Commercial Sales for GM. with an exceptional sales launched the Business To learn more about the and service experience from Choice program for small new Business Elite program the time they enter the deal- businesses. This is a two- or locate a participating ership through the life cycle year, 30,000-mile business dealer, visit the website at A program that helps companies choose the right kind of vehicle also offers an innovative maintenance of the vehicles they pur- maintenance plan—the first www.gmfleet.com/business- plan. chase. in the industry. It also pro- elite-dealers. The program stocks a vides a cash allowance for Wash Away The Effects Everything Gets Old— Even Your Shocks
Of Rough Weather (NAPS) Look around your home and you’ll probably front, sides and rear of the see a few important items you are planning to vehicle. Clean the fenders and replace—a tattered chair, those old running bumpers last since they will shoes, the living room wallpaper. have the most dirt and grime There are also important parts on your that can contaminate the vehicle that need to be replaced when they get wash mitt. old—including your shock absorbers and Give the car a final rinse: struts. But replacing them is more than just a Remove the spray nozzle from matter of keeping your vehicle fresh—it can the hose and let the water cas- also help keep you and your family safe. cade down the surfaces of the “Shocks and struts are hidden behind the vehicle. To avoid water spots, wheels, so their condition isn’t as easy to see, dry your car with a chamois and drivers tend to miss the gradual loss of or other product made for steering, stopping and stability that occurs as drying. they wear out,” says Carri Irby, brand manag- The last step is to wax the er for Monroe shocks and struts manufacturer car.This should be done out of Tenneco Inc. “So it’s im?portant to have the direct sunlight and every six vehicle’s ride control system inspected at least months. It goes a long way once a year and to replace worn shocks and Keeping your vehicle clean protects your valuable investment. The task toward protecting the vehi- struts at 50,000 miles.” (Actual mileage may takes very little money or effort but provides huge returns. cle’s finish and makes subse- vary depending on driver ability, vehicle type quent washes easier. and driving and road conditions, according to If you found any stone Irby.) (NAPS) clean and vacuum the interi- chips, rust or other problem Shocks and struts are part of a system of When it’s time for spring- or and wash the windows. spots while washing your interrelated under-car components known as To help stay safe on the road, have your car’s shocks cleaning, remember to When washing the outside, vehicle, the experts at the Car the “Safety Triangle.” Other elements of this and struts inspected by a professional—and if include your car. Cleaning include the tires, wheels, Care Council recommend system are the tires, brakes and chassis parts, they’re worn out, have them replaced. your vehicle inside and out underside and fenders to having these taken care of such as ball joints and tie rod ends. When any prevents the buildup of dam- eliminate any road salt or immediately to prevent fur- of these parts is worn, the entire system can worn everyday items that most consumers aging chemicals and dirt, grime. Wheels and tires ther damage. be compromised, leading to a loss of steering replace on a more frequent basis—shoes, reduces the potential for rust should be cleaned with a mitt The Council is the source of precision, stopping performance and overall toothbrushes, batteries, and even tires. from road salt and helps other than the one used to information for the “Be Car vehicle stability in a variety of driving situa- “It’s vital to understand that while you ensure proper visibility need- wash the body.This will avoid Care Aware” consumer edu- tions. might not be able to see them without getting ed for safe driving. contaminating the vehicle’s cation campaign promoting To reinforce this important safety message, down on your hands and knees, shocks and How To?Clean Your Car paint with debris from the the benefits of regular vehi- the Monroe brand recently launched an exten- struts take an incredible beating and they do To get started, remove any wheels and tires. cle care, maintenance and sive North American marketing campaign get old,” said Irby.“Protect your safety by ask- clutter from inside the car, Wash in the shade and with repair to consumers. titled “Everything Gets Old. Even Your ing your vehicle service provider for a ride a product sold specifically for Shocks.” The campaign contrasts these vital control inspection and, if your shocks and including items that have LEARN MORE accumulated in the trunk cars. Wash one section at a but often overlooked vehicle components with struts are worn out, have them replaced.” that can add extra weight and time, thoroughly rinsing For further facts and tips, reduce fuel efficiency. The away the soap as you go. Work visit www.carcare.org next step is to thoroughly your way down toward the A Smarter Way To Hit The Road
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New - Open Enrollment W (508)234-4585 Demolition, Tires. WEEKLY PAPERS WOOD All black male cat Leaves Removed. *Deadlines Subject To $450 OBO Seasoned, not split Grooming RELICS Residential Moves. Change Due To Holidays 860 576-5462 Green eyes, very lovable, Call For More Info. not fixed, definitely a Baths To Full Grooms & PRODUCTION LINE, Furnaces Removed $100 OBO house cat. 1995 Glastron 17ft Pickup only PART TIME DUDLEY-MULTI Call: 774-287-5043 Certifications! WAR BAKERY WORKERS Weekends also! Fiberglass Boat 860 576-5462 PCSA Levels I & II Diamond staffing in FAMILY YARD (open style) with 88HP CPR Certified Central Mass Sale Sat. May 25 8-2pm SOUVENIRS Southbridge is hiring Evinrude SPL outboard. LOST Reiki Master 20 Part-time people for and Connecticut 13 Konkel Drive Includes trailer. Easily seats 275 FLEA MARKET Off Mason Rd/ English Bulldog Lighterian Reiki VII WANTED fast-paced, pastry-making 8. Used in fresh water for production line. Dave Sawmill/Lakeview water skiing. Elderly,female with limited Reconnective Healing II WWII & EARLIER Rain or Shine Dudley eyesight ICNDF Certified Trainer 8–12/hr shifts. 508-867-2564 Brown with white head CA$H WAITING! Work 2-3 days/week. $5,000 Flea Market Earn $8-$8.50/hr. 413-262-5082 FISKDALE Missing since 11/28 Experienced, Caring Staff Helmets, Swords, Call: 508-234-5676 Antiques, Collectibles from the Rice Corner/ Individualized Care Increases after 30 & 90 days. 14 Collette Rd & General Attention To Detail Daggers, Bayonets, Arnold Rd area Medals, Badges, Flags, 8am-3pm 1996 Open Every Saturday-Sunday Brookfield/Sturbridge line Must be able to: 8am-4pm I 508-987-0077 Uniforms, etc. • Work in a hot environment. FREE Large 4-Family Sunbird Spirit Over 30 Years Experience. • Pass a Drug test and Yard Sale If seen 205 Federal Hill Road Background check. Metal Pickup 170sp Call David A/C, Refrigerators, A little of EVERYTHING! 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YARD SALE 413-262-9521 tail answers to Cuddles and $4.75 each 310 GENERAL HELP 105 Ashland Ave, 3rd floor 508-867-2564 Saturday and Sunday has an odd sounding meow 3.2 cubic feet kiln dried, Southbridge, www.dudleyflea.com WANTED 1 block from Route 169. May 25 and 26 1997 Lund 16’ft. 1-800-551-7767 and prefers to be outside small to medium flakes, 413-262-5082 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Please call if you have taken plastic bags 310Administrative Tel: 508-764-3276, Ext: 118 Aluminum Boat him in or know his location ismaelb@diamondstaffin- 141 School Street 20 hp. Yamaha Motor 413-505-9747 Personnel ginc.com Rock Valley Farm 409 BEAUTY/HEALTH North Brookfield Star Galvanized Trailer GREAT W. Brookfield All 1997, FLEA MARKET Town of Southbridge Busy incentive marketing Furniture, decorations freshwater or bay saltwater Animal Control Officer 508 867-2508 office seeks full time 320 MEDICAL/DENTAL $2700 or B/O Every Saturday and Sunday administrative personnel. Entire house was renovated year round Something for everyone! 508-347-3522 Responsibilities include CERTIFIED HHA’S, MAY SPECIAL! Dealers, leave your stuff FOUND 298 WANTED TO BUY order processing, set-up in our secure facility computerized inventory CERTIFIED PCA’S Therapeutic MOVING SALE 2008 Sea Ray Dealer days every Female Pit Bull $ aaa processing, reporting, Needed for Spencer, Reflexology Session Monday, May 27 185 Sport Wednesday and Friday, 12-6 Dark Tan Southbridge, the Very Sweet invoicing, customer service (Memorial Day) Mercruiser 4.3L Alpha Ever-changing array and answering a Brookfields, Warren, 8:00AM-? Recently had a litter ROUTE 30 minutes Reg. $35 190PHP. 50 hours, pearl of cool, cool stuff multi-line telephone. Ware, Sturbridge and NOW $15 150 Child Rd and black, many features. 800-551-7767 of puppies surrounding areas. Woodstock CT 06281 Found on Canal St. First Time Clients ONLY Outstanding condition with dudleyflea.com 169 Position requires a minimum Hours by Appointment Furniture trailer. Southbridge 2 year degree or 3+ years Contact Denise at Paintings experience. Applicant must PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL Houshold Goods 281 FREE PETS ANTIQUES 860 377-3592 $18,000 To claim you must have be well organized, motivated SERVICES INC. Tools 884 Worcester St. and capable of multi-tasking. HOME CARE Musical Instruments Call Mark: proof of ownership and pay all fees and fines Southbridge MA A thorough understanding of 413-289-9018 Clothes 781-801-4061 (2) Male Cats Microsoft Office is required. Looking To Purchase Fluency in Spanish a plus. 433 CLEANING Dealers Welcome FOR SALE Currently Homeless Call Kathy: Antiques HHA/CNA 14’ ft. Quabbin style No Early Birds Please Due to Eviction 508-764-5420 And Collectibles Benefits include: NEEDED 860-974-2769 open aluminum fishing boat Extension 110 with a 9.9 electric start Single Items Health Insurance, Looking for certified Evinrude tiller motor and William is solid white Life Insurance, 401K, paid HHA/CNA * TLC Home * YARD SALE with one green and 285 PET CARE Or Entire Estates vacation time and more! May 25th • 8-3 3 year old trailer. Must have transportation Cleaning It has storage and a one blue eye. We Buy It All Ability to work Please send resume to: evening/weekends We Use & Supply Organic 389 Northwest Main St live well on board Jack is black and white. And Also Do Cleaners To Ensure Your Douglas FAN-C-PET Human Resource Manager $1700 neg. On-Site Estate Sales PO Box 980 Family’s Safety. Furniture Will include a Johnson These two are brothers, Mobile And Email resume to Antiques Fiskdale, MA 01518 BSVHomeCare@ Gift Certificates For 25hp for the same boat both are fixed, they are Grooming Salon Estate Auctions Baby Showers, Household Items for an additional $800 6-7 years old and are hotmail.com CALL MIKE ANYTIME Anniversaries, And More! (413)245-9286 in desperate need of Vicki Kelley or fax to: A Perfect Gift! YARD SALE 508-765-9512 Drivers Wanted 508-865-6828 May 25th • 8am-2pm a home!! Professional OUTBOARD 20 hours a week, split Office/Homes 26 Walnut St Groomer shift. Driving special ed 325 PROFESSIONAL Spring/Fall Cleaning Oxford Call: 774-545-0330 MOTOR 20 Years Exp. children to school in Weekly/Bi-Weekly/ TV, Desk, 1976, 7 hp Eska $ BUY & SELL $ Spencer, Leicester, and INSURANCE Monthly Cleaning Computer Monitor, Runs mint “We Go Right toYour Flexible Hours/Days Clothes, Toys, FREE KITTENS Door” ALL GOLD & SILVER Worcester areas AGENCY Luggage & Much More! Yellow and part Siamese ITEMS Brokers License and $475 OBO 508-987-2419 Experience Required for Registered/Insured/ if interested or Specializing in Call: 508-885-5778 Bonded Yard/Garage Sale 860 576-5462 would like to see photos Customer Service position NUMISMATIC COINS, Or: 508-885-5788 at Burnham and Nale Sat. May 25 • 9AM/? CALL CALL TODAY FOR A SEA NIMPH 860-774-4050 gold & silver of any Owner Operator Insurance, a personal Lines West Brookfield form! agency in Southbridge, MA. GREENER TOMORROW 8 Foster Hill Rd V-BOWE Owner Operator Solos Qualified with over 30 *Dedicated Runs Off route 9 Aluminum Apply by forwarding ASK FOR TAMMIE AT Like New Oversized Sofa Bass Fishing Boat. years experience & a *$1.04 per mile plus FSC 508-347-3275 Looking for a following of many *Minimum 2,480 resume to Furniture Mint Condition nancy@ College Sized Refrigerator wonderful loving satisfied customers. miles/week $1000 OBO *Daily Hometime burnhamandnale.com Baby Item We also sell a nice Misc Items 860 576-5462 home... Going... Going... *CDL-A with 2 year OTR Houskeeping/ selection of fine jewelry, exp & Hazmat Trailer Truck YARD/GARAGE 215 CAMPING 2 year Old Pitbull Gone to the Dogs antiques & collectibles. Organizer Training and behavior 888-716-1322 Drivers Wanted Weekly-Bi-weekly SALE 2005 Palomino with papers Bring in your items & see or those cleaning projects Female named “Calle” management in your what they’re worth. You www.drivenctrans.com Class A CDL With Saturday, May 25th Pop-Up home. **AFFORDABLE** 8:00 - 2:00 blue nose. Not spayed. won’t leave disappointed. Hazmat Priced according to 5 Lillian Avenue Camping Trailer Great for single pet Positive methods Honesty and fairness house size requirements Thompson, CT 06277 Excellent Condition environment. used. are our best policies! Based In or cleaning projects Rain or Shine Garaged during off seasons Certified Pet Dog Lee’s Coins & Positions available for North Brookfield. One Owner Call: Call Barbara 135 LOST AND FOUND Used only 4 weeks a year trainer and member Jewelry 239 West Main Street MAINTENANCE, 774-364-1340 Sleeps 6, 3 burner gas stove, 774-318-8439 APDT Please Call Lost at small gas/electric refrigerator Call Renelle at East Brookfield SHIPPING, Lackey Dam (Route 9 - Panda 508-867-3235 $3995 508-892-1850 Garden Plaza) GENERAL LABOR 442 LICENSED DAY May 5th 283 PETS 508-885-7680 email: 508-637-1236 CARE Red Olympus [email protected] 508-341-6355 (cell) Entry level position TG-820 camera Need Help Fixing with varied duties 400 SERVICES 774-232-1880 Membership to Mechanical ability Your Pet? J & L important *************** Marc Stateline Camp $$$ The Commonwealth of We can help at an Pet Sitting Good benefits 402 GENERAL SERVICES Resort affordable price!!! Make Money Massachusetts Office of LOST in Killingly, CT Child Care Services Small gold jewelry bag All surgeries performed by Service Selling Foam Concepts, Inc. liscenced vets at our 44 Rivulet St. All Cleanouts requires that all ads & contents Family activities, pool, wellness center. Professional at Home Your Unwanted placed in the newspaper vicinity of Cinemagic playground, fishing, Pet Sitting and Dog Walking Stuff!!! P.O. Box 410 Cleanups for child care (daycare) in Sturbridge. expires 2045. Member of National Uxbridge, MA 01569 Quality Dealers Wanted Haul-Away in your home include Great sentimental value. $800 OBO Association of Professional 508-278-7255 your license number. Call for details: Pet Sitters Best Deal Around. Basements Offering reward 508-476-7382 Established 1996 Clean, Indoor Flea Market Attics if all contents are returned Every Sat-Sun, 8am-4pm 508-612-4795 Certified • Bonded • Insured Valet/Guest Apartments 448 FURNITURE Check the resort out online at Route 12 statelinecampresort.com 508-347-3826 Garages LOST: Hearing Aid Transportation and additional Dudley Services Yards for left ear BellTone discounts are also available. (Behind BP) To Work At Several 40-80% OFF Please Call 508-637-1333 The Super Pet Locations In Rental Property Missing since the Fall, 2012 QUADDICK LAKE www.dudleyflea.com FURNITURE AND or visit us online at Animal Care Worcester, MA Estate Cleanouts CAMPING AREA www.secondchanceanimals.org 1-800-551-7767 MATTRESSES 508 347-9705 Service See You There! Small Building Factory Discount Reward offered for return Thompson, CT F/T-P/T available. Potential We provide care for small to earn $11 and more to Demolition Warehouse Seasonal Campsites animals and dog walking. Looking for start. Great benefits health, Available Better Than Powder-Puff Puppy Weekdays/Weekends combination dental, 401k plan, plenty of Queen pillowtop $1265.00 per season Last minute pet care jobs room for growth! Applicant A Dumpster mattress set Season: Toy Size Daily visits Radio/Record must be over 18, have valid We Do It! $149.00 May 1st to October 1st Long Haired Coat when you are away license, and prior customer Full Hook-Ups Included Player FREE Estimates! Hypo-Allergenic Breed. Please call Jane now for long playing 33 RPM service experience a plus!!! Queen Call 860 428-2995 or wonderful temperment to schedule an records. Must be in very Apply at: 774-329-3386 cherry sleigh bed appointment good working condition www.valetparkof 774-230-8586 $199.00 email: $800.00 [email protected] 508-797-2850 america.com/employment For More Information Please leave message 508 347-9705 or call 877 455-5552 Call 774-823-6692 401-397-6499 if no answer 4 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ May 22, 2013
448 FURNITURE 457 LAWN/GARDEN 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 505 APARTMENTS FOR 530 HOUSES FOR SALE 546 CEMETERY LOTS RENT RENT RENT RENT FURNITURE BCB HOLLAND WORCESTER COUNTY Bedroom 1 Apartment DOUGLAS Southbridge 26 Amber Rd MEMORIAL PARKS Solid Brass Bed LAWN SERVICES 1 & 2-Bedroom Apartments 2BR/1BA Single Family Two grave plots: COMMERCIAL & For Rent Apartment for Rent STURBRIDGE Valor I {#291 unit A, w/2 white laminate 3 bedrooms, 2nd floor, 1630 sq ft, Fixer Upper bureaus/matching mirrors RESIDENTIAL Dudley 2-Bedroom-Hardwoods, Daniel Fiske Lease Option or graves 1 and 2} washer/dryer hook-ups Current value $8200.00 $1000.00 SPRING CLEANUPS 4 rooms, off street parking, Available June 1st washer/dryer hookups, Cash Deposit $550. + utilities refrigerator/stove. House $500 DN, $355/mo Offered: $5,850.00 PARKING LOT 508-499-7957 Bedroom 2 First, Last and $1000/month 803 978-1540 SWEEPING Security Required 1-Bedroom-Fireplaced Large 5-Room [email protected] Oak First & Security living room wall-to-wall LAWN MAINTENANCE Apartment Armoire, Bureau/matching Available June 1 508 476-2699 carpeting, very plush w/all 2nd Floor, 2- Family WINCHENDON mirror, AND MOWING Call 954-648-3174 the amenities of home. 33 Elmwood Rd cylinder waterbed, 4-Step Fertilization System DUDLEY $895/Month 550 MOBILE HOMES w/matching headboard 3BR/1BA Single Family BARK MULCH 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms Both Apartments Include: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1675 sq ft, Fixer Upper $1000.00 Hardwoods ceramic tile bath Off-street Parking, Includes Lease Option or Brookfield RETAINING WALLS Country setting Heat/Hot Water Appliances & Laundry Cash Discount Dining Room Off-street parking Room On Premises. Nanatomqua Mobile Custom-Made Racetrack PATIOS/WALKWAYS APARTMENT IN Heat, hot water, rubbish and Call: 774-230-0680 Home Park (55+) Hardwood Floors $2000 DN, $675/mo Mobile Home For Sale. Glass Top Table hook-ups included First,References, And EXCAVATIONS SOUTHBRIDGE References, 1st and last 803 354-5310 Two Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. 6 chairs, buffet Clean, 4 rooms Security Deposit $1200.00 Reasonable Rates No pets/No smoking Large Kitchen & Living Quality Service Second floor $825/month SOUTHBRIDGE Required 535 HOUSING WANTED Room. Screen Porch Fully Insured Nice location 860-935-9105 2 bedroom & Carport. Living Room $150/week Bruce Burlingame Hardwood floors (508)347-9081 NEEDED: Park Rent $120/Month Drexel beige leather, 2 Stove & refrigerator Lakeside looking for a room to live in Includes Taxes, Water, chairs, loveseat, couch 508-248-5727 washer/dryer hook-ups around the Brooklyn to Sewerage, Trash and Road Living Room 3-piece DUDLEY Garage Apartments 1 bedroom WEBSTER Woodstock, CT area for a Maintenance sectional, brick color 63 yr old man. CALL FOR PRICE $1200.00 On Beautiful Cedar Lake $650/month Black Diamond NO Pets utilities included 3 Bedroom Also needed: a barn or 774-262-7307 NO Smoking 2nd floor Apartment garage area for storage Must be Seen Lawn Care $700/month 3 room apartment, 1 bedroom. $750/Month 508 278-7659 Professional Work 508-765-0322 DUDLEY Kitchen applianced. 2 bedroom 860 230-7438 575 VACATION RENTALS At Prices Beating utilities not included. 454 HOME The Competition! $165/week 2 Bedroom $710/Month 1st floor Apartment 545 LAND/LOTS IMPROVEMENT Cleanups first-last-security All are newly remodeled, CAPE COD Mowing Available Soon carpeted, stove & $650/Month LAKESIDE RESORT Plowing refrigerator included. South Dennis, MA Brookside Appliances, 6 family building $1 PAINTING Mulching 1/4 Mile To Section 8 Approved. Sturbridge/ ************* No Pets Allowed laundry in basement, Interior/ Hedge Trimming I-84 And MA Pike off street parking, No Pets, Brimfield Prime Weeks Available Terrace No Pets Security Deposit & Camp, Canoe, Fish, Pool Memorial Day Weekend - Patios References Required Exterior Etc. References A Must First, Last & Security. Activities For The 3 nights $375 ------Call (508)347-9623 Call 774-289-1714 508-864-6285 Entire Family Power Washing Seth Goudreau 9am-6pm 6/1-6/8; 6/8-6/15 - $875/wk 774-402-4694 Carpentry SPECIAL! Large, Clean WOODSTOCK, CT Shaded Lakeview Lot • FREE ESTIMATES • www.blkdiamondlandscaping.com $500 FREE RENT SOUTHBRIDGE APARTMENTS Own For 6/29-7/6; 7/27-8/3; 8/3- • FULLY Insured • FREE Estimates 3-bedroom Apartment 8/10; 8/24-8/31 - $975/wk WITH MOVE-IN BY in Webster COUNTRY MANOR $123/month! • Reasonable Rates • Fully Insured 94 East Main St Quiet setting across from Experienced & May 31st 3rd floor, W/D hook-up, golf course. Rich O’Brien de-leaded 2 bedroom apt 843-458-4691 Ambitious! ------no utilities Completely Pets considered renovated 2012 Painting with pet deposit natural gas heat 546 CEMETERY LOTS 28 Years Of Experience Affordable 1, 2 and 3 $650/month One Bedroom ($695) and Two Bedroom ($875) 508-248-7314 WICKED GOOD Bedroom Apartments $850/month Double Burial Plot For Rent. Apartments LANDSCAPING First, last security 16 Charlton St Rent includes hot water Includes bronze marker in is now scheduling Spacious, Fully 3 bedroom house Hillsboro memorial Gardens Applianced. Call Ron at Brandon, Florida 33511 DiGeronimo spring yard cleanups 508-943-5935 $950/month 978-815-6624 We have added new Starting at $698 (Leave message) $3,800 openings for weekly 96 North St to view On dead end street, PAINTING mowing routes this year Heat/Hot Water Call: 774-289-3622 Included! 1 bedroom apt very clean 3 bedrooms Residential Specialist Wicked professional 2nd floor (dbl, queen, 2 twins), 1 bath, Wicked affordable, and River Mill Quality • A/C In Every Unit $550/month 525 HOUSES FOR RENT full kitchen w/ micro, Affordability & Trust Wicked GOOD! Double washer/dryer, 3 TV's Line up for your free quote • Pool Village HOUSE w/cable, screened porch w/ Without Compromise today! STOREFRONT Cemetery Lot Thompson, CT 1200 sq.ft. In All Faith Swedish gas grill, outdoor shower. Interior rooms • Basketball Court FOR RENT Close to golf, bike trail, www. Can be divided Cemetery, Worcester, MA. As low as $159 WickedGoodLandscaping.com • Playground ~Sutton~ Lot #119 Section I playground, tennis, Now Renting 1BR $500 for half Cape with shopping, restaurants, Ceilings $99 • On-Site Laundry Move-in Special!!! $1000 Whole space cathedral ceilings theater, flea market, 10 min. wickedgoodlandscaping@ Heat/hot water $1,400 gmail.com 1 bedroom. den. drive from bay & Woodwork $99 INCOME LIMITS APPLY W/D Hook-ups included kitchen, living room, Call: 508-867-8350 ocean side beaches. 508 499-3300 Section 8 Welcome & On-Site Laundry laundry Ample Parking First/Last/Security, furnished /unfurnished PINE GROVE Call Jan at 508-865-1583 Specializing In: References • Color Changes Spacious Floor Plans Scenic road, after 6 pm or $20 Application Fee 4 miles from 146/395 CEMETERY email [email protected] • Foyers & Stairways Near-by Park & 508-765-5542 Whitinsville, MA for photos and more info. • Wallpaper Removal 500 REAL ESTATE Office Open From: Library Applications being taken 2 plots for sale • Cathedral/Vaulted Monday-Friday Close to I395, RT12 No Smoking Yew Ave. section Ceilings 9:00am to 5:00pm SOUTHBRIDGE No Pets Asking $2400.00 • Exterior Paint & Stain 501 REAL ESTATE Saturday 10:00am Must Income Qualify Cisco Street First/Last/Security to 4:00pm Valued at $3000.00 WANTED Voucher Holders $1150/mo CAPE COD TIME Evening Appointments Available Welcome 1st floor, 2 bedrooms 508-865-4656 Yard, garage 508-476-3875 SHARE FOR SALE Brookside Terrace Call Today Clean. Quiet area Edgewater Beach Resort 11 Village Drive Appliances HOUSE FOR RENT Worcester County 95 Chase Avenue Cell 508 577 7940 (860)923-3919 References and deposit 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Dennisport, MA 02639 Southbridge,MA 01550 Renovated Home Memorial Park James DiGeronimo rivermillvillage@ Across the street Serving Central MA (508)764-7675 $725/month Sturbridge Common Area Paxton, MA from the water And Beyond winnco.com $1750/month PLOT FOR SALE Studio (Unit 706) plus utilities Fixed week 33 (August) 508-765-1104 1st, last & security 667B Graves 1 and 2 in Deeded rights NORTH ************** Southbridge credit check, & references $9,000 Firm 1-year lease Garden of Heritage 2 COUNTRY EQUAL HOUSING 1 Bedroom minutes from I-90/I-84 Value $6500 508-347-3145 Everything new, First Floor SOUTHBRIDGE FLOOR SANDING C&C Spacious 413-530-2331 Asking $4200 OPPORTUNITY Call Loraine Top quality craftsmanship Properties Move in immediately 2-bedroom apartment since 1984 ************** Hardwood floors 508-789-8188 LOOK & COMPARE SPENCER SACO, MAINE All real estate advertising in throughout LAKEFRONT YEAR Sanding this newspaper is subject to $675.00 Off-street parking WORCESTER COUNTY 2 different houses, both Finishing The Federal Fair Housing Act Southbridge Washer/dryer hook-up ROUND RENTAL MEMORIAL PARK steps from the beach, quaint Installations of 1968, which makes it First/last/security Bright, clean and spacious Newly renovated Paxton, MA neighborhood. Quality 1, 2 & 3 Minutes from Old Orchard. illegal to advertise any Bedroom Apartments! 774-221-3124 2 bedrooms, 1 bath 2-grave-plot Free estimates preference, limitation or Appliances, W/D hookup, Section Heritage 1 3 bedrooms each Appliances, Off-Street $750 per month $1400-$2600. Fully insured discrimination based on race, Parking Parking, private dock Asking $3,250 color, religion, sex, handicap, Southbridge Call 774-258-0147 NO PETS, NO SMOKING Call 413-245-4340 Hot tubs, sunroom, views. Kevin Frykenberg familial status (number of Call (508)765-0501 Nice modern, clean Email: [email protected] Park and walk to everything children and or pregnancy), 1 bedroom apt in quiet First & Last No pets 413-885-9590 national origin, ancestry, age, downtown area. Spencer $1350/month Worcester County [email protected] Brimfield, MA marital status, or any Includes heat, hot water,& 2 Bedroom Townhouse. Security/ $1000 Memorial Park ***************** intention to make an such Charlton appliances Gas Heat & Hot Water, 10% off preference, limitation or Electric Appliances, Call 508-885-7376 Paxton, MA discrimination. This Two Bedroom Apartment. $625/mo Hookups. No Pets. WELLS, MAINE (Mention this ad) Off-Street Parking. Nice newspaper will not One Year Lease 530 HOUSES FOR SALE Garden of Heritage Village By the Sea ***************** knowingly accept any Yard, Coin-Op Laundry. References, Credit First & Last (1) Grave No Pets. For Sale #121D plot 2 2 bedroom/2 bath condo. advertising for real estate Check,& Security Deposit $765 per month Pool complex, with that is in violation of the law. $800/Month Plus Electricity Required Security Deposit ($500) 315 sq ft Cottage jacuzzi, exercise room, Our readers are hereby in Narragansett, RI Asking $2,800 outdoor pool, in-unit laundry, informed that all dwellings 508-335-0249 Please call Call: 508-886-4312 508 347-7709 Located 1200 ft from state Call: 508-476-1621 A/C, cable. advertising in this newspaper beach on lease land are available on and equal Summer Rentals SPENCER in private area. WORCESTER COUNTY Available dates: opportunity basis. To Open May to mid October. complain about Spencer 2BR in quiet neighborhood. MEMORIAL PARK wk of July 6 & Aug 17 DOUGLAS Attractive One orTwo- Recently renovated Newly renovated Paxton, MA discrimination call The most contents included $875 Weekly Department of Housing and Bedroom Apartment, All kitchen appliances, W/D Garden of Gospels 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Appliances, photos available 1 plot (#85) Urban Development “HUD” Apartments Available hookups. Pets welcome Spring/Fall dates available toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. W/D Hookup Available 1st floor. Heat included $48,000 with 2 grave sites Prices start at $845/month. Modern, Bright, [email protected] $4,000.00 CALL FOR DAILY RATES For the N.E. area, call HUD Includes heat, hot water, ad 617-565-5308,. The toll Quiet Country Setting. First/Last/Security or call 774-200-1194 A/C, pool, fitness center Directly Off Route 9. (508)429-7568 free number for the hearing & children’s program. $850/mo 860-928-6103 impaired is 1-800-927-9275 Off street parking. 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BY KEITH GRIFFIN I found out more about this exciting new more stress free. It also, as a side benefit, Grand Cherokee (not to be confused with has to be more fuel efficient when the The Jeep Grand Cherokee is a vehicle the Cherokee introduced at the New York engine and other systems are driving the made for New England. Heck, it's even Auto Show in March) during a media vehicle through what would normally be thrice been named Winter Vehicle of the drive in Austin, Texas. It's an amazing less fuel-efficient times. The system is cur- Year by the New England Motor Press beast in both its diesel and gas variations rently available in the V8 model and has Association. How could it get any better? both on and off-road, but especially off- late availability in the EcoDiesel model. Easy – slap a diesel engine in it that gets road. Consider waiting if you do off-roading 30 mpg on the highway. Plus, as I've point- The V8 gasoline version can drive itself because it will be worth getting both fea- ed out after the 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee uphill. Apparently, and I'm not sure how I tures together. was introduced at the New England missed this, but the Jeep Wrangler could Lets take a moment to explore the pros International Auto Show, the new 3.0-liter already do this. I planted the Grand and cons of a diesel Grand Cherokee. EcoDiesel V-6 engine has a driving range Cherokee at the base of a 27-degree rock There is the aforementioned 30 mpg on the of more than 730 miles, and best-in-class and it effortlessly took me and a passenger Photos © Jeep Turn To AUTO, 5 towing capability of 7,400 pounds. up the face. Off-roading has become a lot page The 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee MAY 22, 2013 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ 5
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AUTO So, why go with the diesel? It to “Aero Ride Height” when the delivers fuel economy and power at vehicle speed remains between 52 continued from page 4 the same time. Diesel engines typi- mph and 56 mph, or exceeds 56 highway, a driving range of 730 cally last a lot longer than gasoline mph. miles, and towing capability of engines. With proper maintenance Eco Mode is automatically 7400 lbs. The engine also produces you're looking at 300,000 miles easi- engaged upon vehicle startup. A 240 horsepower and a massive 420 ly.Plus, the modern diesel engine is button on the center stack allows lb.-ft. of torque. nothing like those of old thanks to driver’s to disengage Eco Mode if The cons would be the higher a quiet ride. more spirited performance is price of diesel fuel and the approx- What's also impressive is how desired. In other words, this is not imately $2200 additional cost of the fuel economy improves across the a full-time electronic nanny that diesel engine. The 3.6-liter V6 gas lineup. Let's be frank. Jeeps and "tut-tuts" if you want to take full Grand Cherokee, rated at 17-mpg fuel economy don't go hand in effect of all that awesome power. city and 25-mpg highway, has an hand, at least not until now. There OK, so does it drive as good as it annual fuel cost of $2651 based on is a new Eco Mode for 2014. As Jeep looks? In a couple hundred miles of $3.51 a gallon for regular gas and explains, Eco Mode make the most driving around Texas, including a 15,000 miles of driving with a 55% efficient use of the transmission’s great off-road course, I found the highway balance. The diesel shift schedule and, in V-8 models, 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee to be an engine is going to have an annual Fuel Saver cylinder deactivation. engaging vehicle to drive. fuel cost of $2352 based on diesel at (In effect, cylinders shut down Probably the best praise to give a when not needed at highway cruis- vehicle is to almost forget you are $3.92 per gallon. You're going to Jeep Grand Cherokee doing a little rock climbing. save $299 a year, which means it ing speeds.) In addition, the Eco driving, especially when a passen- Mode activates Grand Cherokee’s ger. The absence of complaints is a takes seven years approximately to full-length side-curtain air bags way: 22/30 front wheel drive make up the difference. air suspension system, lowering it good thing. Nothing struck me as wrong with this vehicle while dri- and standard seat-mounted side Base price: $35,550 ving or being driven. An initial thorax air bags offer enhanced As-tested price: $40,807 concern I had with road noise occupant protection to passengers Also consider: (a comparative ended up being attributed to road in the event of a collision. vehicle) Audi Q7 diesel, VW surface. Touareg Diesel Among Grand Cherokee’s 63 (For the latest new car news, fol- advanced safety and security fea- low me on Twitter at aboutusedcars. tures are standard electronic sta- You can also learn about buying bility control (ESC) that delivers and selling a used car at Auto Review four security features to improve UsedCars.About.com.) overall vehicle handling and per- formance both on- and off-road: VITAL STATISTICS Electronic Roll Mitigation (ERM) Wheelbase: 114.8 inches reacts and applies brakes during Length: 189.8 inches extreme situation, while available Width: 76.5 inches Selec-Speed Control and Hill-start Height: 69.3 inches Assist (HSA) work with standard Curb weight: 5149 lbs. trailer-sway control (TSC) to Engine: 3.0-liter dual overhead enhance off-road and towing capa- cam EcoDiesel bilities. Horsepower: 240 horsepower at In addition, standard front-row 3600 rpm Torque: 420 lb. ft. at 2000 rpm Rearview of the Jeep Grand Cherokee active head restraints, standard EPA estimated mpg city/high- 6 ☎ TOWN-TO-TOWN CLASSIFIEDS ☎ A STONEBRIDGE PRESS PUBLICATION ☎ May 22, 2013 ONE FUND BOSTON During the month of May a portion of each sale will be donated to the One Fund Boston
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