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Impressions of a veteran
Marlborough – Paul V. Harrington, a lifelong resident of Marlborough, is a U.S. Navy veteran who served in World War II. Recently he flew to Washington D.C. for the day as the guest of Honor Flight New England.
Claire V. Skrzypczak, 77, of Marlborough
Marlborough - Claire V. (Chaves) Skrzypczak, 77, of Marlborough, died Monday, Dec. 8, 2014. Born in Cambridge, she was the daughter of the late...
With Kasasa, Marlborough Savings Bank offers innovative checking account
Marlborough – Ever since its inception 154 years ago, Marlborough Savings Bank (MSB) has prided itself on superior personalized customer service as well as a variety of quality services and products. Recently the bank announced that it is now offering an innovative new type of free checking account, Kasasa, that offers consumers significant rewards and nationwide ATM refunds as well as the personal service that they have come to expect from MSB.
Marlborough youth become novelists in 30 days
Marlborough – Countless students have borrowed books from the Marlborough Public Library. Now, some of them can say that they wrote a novel there.
Several middle and high school students gathered weekly at the library’s Teen Room to participate in the Young Writers Program (YWP) during National Novel Writing Month, aka NaNoWriMo. They began writing Nov. 1 and finished by Nov 30.
GMPI relocates during season of giving
Region – The holiday season is an unusually busy time for everyone. That’s particularly true for Greater Marlborough Programs, Inc. (GMPI), who recently moved its administrative office and opened a new family support center. Concurrently, the nonprofit agency is conducting its third annual Season of Giving. Yet, everyone involved is managing well, noted Carol Manne, executive director.
Gift wrapping benefits Marlborough schools’ music programs
Marlborough – One holiday chore is more pleasurable thanks to a longtime gift-wrapping fundraiser for the Marlborough Public Schools Music Association (MPSMA), now in progress at Solomon Pond Mall. Last year, 107 volunteers logged 486 hours at the gift-wrap booth on the second floor in front of JCPenney.
Francis H. Hill, 79, of Marlborough
Marlborough - Francis H. "Frank" Hill, 79, of Marlborough, formerly of Waltham, died at his home Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2014, surrounded by his loving...
New tax rates approved by Marlborough City Council
By Joan F. Simoneau, Community Reporter
Marlborough - Following a joint Tax Classification Public Hearing with the Board of Assessors at its Dec. 1 meeting,...
Council approves rezoning plans for downtown Marlborough
By Joan F. Simoneau, Community Reporter
Marlborough - The new Marlborough Village District, designed to capture the historic character of the downtown area of the...
Marlborough Police Department receives grants
By Joan F. Simoneau, Community Reporter
Marlborough - The Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety and Security has awarded a $99,805 grant to the Marlborough...
Foundation strives to enhance lives of people living with Down syndrome and Alzheimer’s
Marlborough - Formerly known as the Down Syndrome Research and Treatment Foundation (DSRTF), the LuMind Foundation marked their 10th anniversary with a new name. With board members and events all over the country, and its home office in Marlborough, LuMind focuses on Down syndrome (Ds) cognition research.
Civil Air Patrol to be awarded Congressional Gold Medal
Marlborough – The Civil Air Patrol (CAP) will be awarded the Congressional Gold Medal Dec. 10 on Capitol Hill in honor of its founding members’ role in protecting the homeland against deadly German U-boat attacks during World War II and carrying out other vital wartime domestic missions.
Spreading holiday cheer in downtown Marlborough
Marlborough – Weather cooperated for the first time in recent years when residents gathered Dec. 5 at Union Common for the annual Home for the Holidays.
Community celebrates 25th anniversary of giving
Marlborough – Hundreds of guests supported the 25th annual Evening of Giving, held Dec. 4 at the Best Western Royal Plaza Hotel. They sampled offerings from 29 eateries, then treated themselves to make-your-own-sundaes from Trombetta’s Farm.
Ringing the bell to help those in need
Marlborough – Volunteers from across all spectrums have stepped up to man shifts ringing the Salvation Army (TSA) bell this season as a way to benefit locally based Friends of Families in Transition (FFIT). TSA is “paying” the organization an hourly rate for every bell ringing shift that is covered by a volunteer.
Holiday concert at Marlborough Public Library
Marlborough - A special Christmas holiday concert will be presented by the Friends of the Marlborough Public Library Wednesday, Dec. 10, at 7 p.m....
Marlborough High School students selected for festival
Marlborough – Thirty-four Marlborough High School students have been selected for the 2014 Central District Senior Festival. This festival represents 65 districts where...
Marlborough Savings Bank engages in friendly competition to benefit local youngsters
Marlborough - Marlborough Savings Bank (MSB) employees and members of the Boys & Girls Club of MetroWest in Marlborough recently engaged in a friendly game of basketball for the first time. The event was proposed by Christopher DiBenedetto, MSB vice president/risk officer.
“I noticed that this type of event has been popular at other institutions, and thought it would be an excellent fit for our employees,” DiBenedetto said. “This is just another example of how MSB is intertwined in the community.”
Doctors Express to open new clinic in Marlborough
Marlborough - Doctors Express will be expanding access to quality health care for MetroWest residents with a new clinic in Marlborough set to open on Friday, Dec. 5. As one of the largest urgent care organizations in the United States, Doctors Express is staffed by board certified physicians and has earned exceptionally high patient satisfaction by providing quality care in a convenient, lower-cost setting.
Phyllis Tanner, 90, of Marlborough
Marlborough - Phyllis (Lynch) Tanner, 90, died Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2014 after a period of failing health. She was the wife of the late...