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July 18, 2008  RSS feed
A lot of piñata fun
Northborough - (l to r) Scott Alberti, 5, Luke Reyes, 4, Rachel Alberti, 7, Tess Reyes, 7, and Rachel Wang, 7, all of Northborough, display their "wild piñatas" July 8 at the Northborough Library Children's Room. Children were invited to come to the library to make piñatas, hear wild stories and share a snack. More...
Animal behaviorist to discuss 'The Well-Adjusted Dog'
By Mary Pritchard Contributing Writer

Westborough - Dr. Nicholas Dodman's newest book, "The Well-Adjusted Dog," off ers dog owners a wealth of information on how to care for their canine companions, including "seven steps to lifelong health and happiness" for man's best friend. More...

Families learn the fun of kayaking

Families learn the fun of kayaking Marlborough - Michael Doherty and his daughter Monica, 4, cruise along Bartlett Pond in Northborough as participants in a kayaking class for parents and children, from toddlers to age 5, sponsored by the Marlborough Recreation Department. The first of the three-week course of lessons took place July 13. More...

 Westborough
• Marlborough youths arrested in Westborough incident
Westborough - Police Chief Alan Gordon confirmed that Westborough was the site of a road rage incident July 8 that resulted in the arrest of two Marlborough youths. Arrested were Pedro H. Trovo, 20, of 237 Brigham St., Marlborough, and Shane Sullivan, 17, of 87 Leolis Drive, Marlborough. More...
• article has image FedEx Kinko's opens its doors
• Selectman proposes review of town's customer service
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 Northborough
• article has image Patrolman's Association gives back to community
Northborough - While the phrase "to protect and serve" is the foundation on which many a police force is formed, Northborough police officer Nathan Fiske believes giving back to the community for its unflagging support is almost as important. More...
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 Shrewsbury
• article has image Shrewsbury drummer a big hit in 'The Honors'
Shrewsbury - It's been a dramatic turnaround for Jay Trikakis. At Shrewsbury High School, Trikakis played drums in the pit for the school musicals and contributed as a member of the marching band. Now, he's touring with his band "The Honors" and playing alongside some major music acts. More...
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 Marlborough
• City official pleased with transition to new busing company
Marlborough - With nearly two weeks of driving behind them, it appears the initial change in the city's municipal busing contract has gone smoothly. Karen Kisty, executive assistant to Mayor Nancy Stevens, has overseen the process and said she is pleased with the transition. More...
• article has image Club donates to hospital's healing garden
• Marlborough Hospital Auxiliary looks for vendors for Flea Market
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 Hudson
• article has image Theater Too presents 'The Aristocats Kids'
Hudson - (l to r) Haley Gaffney, Nathan Siktberg, Maja Hardikar and Heather Alzapiedi, playing a pedigreed mother cat and her three kittens, sing a number in Disney's "The Aristocats Kids" presented July 11 by Theater Too at the Hudson High School Auditorium. More...
• article has image Have a cup of tea and return to 1908
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 Region
• article has image Candidate meets area voters
Region - Marlborough resident Maryanne Hanick greets State Rep. Jamie Eldridge, a Democrat from Acton, as he canvasses the neighborhood of Marlborough Ward 6 Precinct 2 the afternoon of July 12. Eldridge hopes to succeed State Sen. More...
• New senior income guidelines for food stamps
• article has image Local Percheron makes movie debut
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 Viewpoint
• article has image Cystic fibrosis fund-raisers thank community
To the editor: I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Marlboro community and surrounding communities for supporting our last Great Strides Walk to Cure CF at the Marlboro Fish and Game, held May 18th 2008. More...
• article has image A class all their own
• Correction
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 Schools
• article has image Students receive awards in mythology program
Northborough - Students in grades three through five who received awards in Proctor Elementary School's National Greek and Roman Mythology program include (back, l to r) Nikolay Trubenko, Annie Balunas, Ariana Nodoushani, Grace Grimaldi, Tori Zieminski, Josh Morton, Matt Griffin, Eric Coughlin, (middle, l to r) Jimmy Grimaldi, Athreya Ramesh, Drew Reynolds, Sarah Islam, More...
• Student wins essay contest, scholarship
• article has image High School carpentry students lend a hammer
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 Sports
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Hurricanes' run ends with a second straight state final appearance
Shrewsbury - The Shrewsbury Hurricanes Girls Under-14 team has blown across the soccer pitch for the last time. The Hurricanes' bid for a second consecutive Massachusetts Tournament of Champions (MTOC) Division 1 state title came up just short, the result of a loss in the semifinal round to eventual champion Ludlow. More...
• article has image Airborne!
• Algonquin player earns Charter Communications Scholarship
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 Business
• article has image Delgreco Supply Company Inc.
Stone and supplies for home projects
Northborough - Delgreco Supply Company Inc. is a family business in the truest sense of the word. Fred Delgreco's parents founded the company 76 years ago on the Route 20 Bypass to supply builders with concrete blocks. He started helping out when he was 12. Now three of his children work with him, and his 13-year-old grandson, Shawn, likes to help too. More...
• Post Road Art Center landscape show
• article has image Divine's Green Kitchen is blooming
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 Homes
• article has image Sell faster when you understand the buyer's mindset
When most sellers list their home for sale, the first thing they think about is "How much will I get?" and that is usually followed by "How soon will I get the money?" It's certainly understandable that those two concerns are, most often, on the top of the seller's mind. After all, you're likely selling your home to buy another one or invest the money in something else. More...
• article has image Steve Levine achieves professional awards
• article has image Durkin awarded recognition trip
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 Obituaries
• article has image James T. Wheeler
Northborough - The deeply regretted death of James T. Wheeler, which occurred at his home, was heard of with great sorrow by his family and friends. More...
• Faustas J. Rajeckas, 87
• Ruth M. Otterson, 99
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