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Disposal fees range from as little as $0.50 for a cell phone to $100 for refrigerators, with most items in the $10 to $15 range. Pick-up is also available. For a complete list of items that will be accepted and fees, visit www.shrewsburyma. gov/schools/SHS and follow the link for girls ice hockey fund-raiser under “news [...]
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Shrewsbury – The Shrewsbury Education Foundation (SEF) will sponsor an adult spelling bee Saturday Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. in the High School auditorium. Emcee of the event will be Shrewsbury resident Peter Blute, host of the Peter Blute Show on WCRN AM830. During the bee, teams of four will collaborate to spell words on [...]
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Hudson – The town of Hudson has a Local Initiative Project (LIP) affordable home available for sale to eligible low- and moderate-income buyers. The available unit is a three-bedroom home at 30 Blueberry Lane priced at $201,400. In order to qualify, the maximum eligible income for a family of four is $66,150. Potential buyers must [...]
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Before you start a company, the first thing you should do is market research to determine your target market. This important step will help determine how successful you ultimately will be. The same is true when it comes to selling your home. Understanding the buyer market and who might be a good fit for your [...]
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Gremlins exist. Or maybe mechanical devices decide, “We’ve been good long enough. Let’s make trouble.” Or perhaps it’s in the stars, some configuration of constellations that causes clusters of small failures that are too minor to make the news but major enough to slow you down. I should have known something was up the day [...]
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He is survived by three daughters, Marsha J. Sargent and husband, Richard, Noreen I. Starkey, and Mary J. Flanders; six grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; and nieces and nephews. Born and raised in Worcester, the son of the late Lewis B. and Mary (Dexter) Sibley, he was a veteran of U.S. Navy, serving in Japan and the [...]
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He leaves his children and their spouses, Gerald N. and Marlene Seymour, Judith A. Johnson, Nicholas F. III and Theresa Seymour, Ellen and John Hehir, Brenda Seymour, and Thomas J. Seymour and Susan Cummings; his sister, Frances Seymour Fahey; 11 grandchildren; and eight greatgrandchildren. Born in East Boston, the son of the late Nicholas F. [...]
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and Skilled Nursing Center in Northborough after a long illness. She is survived by her daughter, Susan P. Joyce, and son-in-law, James J. Joyce Jr.; her brother, Fred B. Davenport Jr.; her sister, Doris E. Mitterling; and three nephews, three nieces and several cousins. Born in Sioux City to the late Fred B. Davenport and [...]
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