MARLBOROUGH – The year 2022 was another year that members of the Marlborough Junior Woman’s Club spent 9/11 with putting together and delivering boxes of food and other items to our local police and fire departments in Marlborough and in Hudson, in appreciation of all that they do for our communities.
The September 2001 attacks, often referred to as 9/11, were a series of four coordinated terrorist attacks against the United States on Tuesday, September 11, 2001.
MARLBOROUGH WALKING TRAILS and Conservation Areas were the subject of a program featuring Marlborough’s Conservation Officer Priscilla Ryder and Trails Committee Leader Karin Paquin.
Presented by the Women’s Fellowship of the First Church in Marlborough Congregational, the members and guests learned the length and difficulty of the city’s trails.
TRUNK OR TREAT is back for 2022 and presented by the Marlborough Junior Woman’s Club, Greatland Realty Properties and Newmark on Sunday, Oct. 23, noon to 3 p.m.
This Halloween Party and community event is a family, fun-filled Kid Safe Halloween activity being held at The Campus At Marlborough. Costumes are strongly encouraged. This is an outdoors event. Bring your own treat bag.
Does your business, organization or group want to be involved? Reach out to the volunteer team by filling out the interest link for more information:
https://docs.google.com/…/1GvsQWFOkG2tNg6…/edit.
THE “HORRIBLES PARADE” will be held on Main Street in Marlborough, on Thursday, Oct. 27, 4:30 to 5:30 p.m., with fun Trick or Treating for local youngsters. Mayor Arthur Vigeant and Main Street neighbors will be giving out holiday treats. Everyone is welcome to wear fun, scary, and unique costumes. At 5:30 p.m., line up for a Parade that will begin at the Vin Bin led by the Marlborough High School/Marlborough Middle School Band. This is a free event.
ERIC ASMAN is a new member of the Marlborough Rotary Club. He was inducted at the Sept. 18 meeting. Eric lives in Marlborough and is a sales manager at Fairway Independent Mortgage.
AS PART OF THE #OverdoseAwareness campaign, students at the Whitcomb School took time out of their regular routine to place 2,290 purple flags in front of their school. Each flag represented a life lost to drug addiction in Massachusetts during the year 2021.
Kathy Leonard, a prominent advocate speaking out on the topic of substance use disorder, joined Whitcomb counselors, teachers, and district administrators to help facilitate this important event. If you or someone you love is struggling, please reach out for help. Linked below is one of many excellent resources: https://helplinema.org/ or 800-327-5050.
FALL IS HERE. The kids are back in School. Come join the Friends of the Marlborough Seniors. You don’t have to be a senior right now to join. You will be one, one day. The fundraising group for the Senior Center and the Seniors sponsor activities and fundraising to pay for the Marlborough Senior Newsletter. They are non-profit and they need your help.
TEMPLE EMANUEL recently celebrated 80 years in Marlborough. In addition, Cantor Wendy J. Siegel was honored on the 5th anniversary of her service. You can hear the “Temple Emanuel 2022 Cantor’s Concert,” in its entirety, on the website and YouTube channel. https://youtu.be/fCXwo5oXcQI.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Oct. 14 – Mary Scott and Elizabeth Ruane
Oct. 15 – Sue McCabe and Terry Lozouski
Oct. 16 – Jan Keith and Nicole Benander
Oct. 19 – Marjory Carpenter and Cheryl Eaton
Oct. 20 – Bob Yesue
Oct. 21 – Paul Gilchrest
Oct. 22 – Alan Slattery
Oct. 23 – Gretta Holland, Sarah Symes and Scott Howard
Oct. 30 – U.S. Rep. Lori Trahan
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
Sept. 29 – Nena Bloomquist and James Farrell
Oct. 21 – Heidi and Adam Matthews
Vin Bin
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