5 Things You Need to Know Today: April 18

1. Police in nearby Westborough were on the lookout Tuesday for an individual that enticed a teenage boy to get into his car with him. Police are asking anyone with information to call them at 508-366-3060. 

2. Marlborough presented a certificate of appreciation to representatives of the local retail center on Tuesday, during a ceremony attended by city officials and members of the city's senior community. Vigeant thanked Home Depot, which will lead efforts to beautify the senior housing at 29 Pleasant St. "Marlborough is fortunate to have a number of local businesses who continue to step up to the plate and give back to this community," said Vigeant. 

3. told Patch late Tuesday that an arrest made over the weekend involved an individual who was charged with carrying a knife. 

4. We've gotten word that  has been severely injured after she was attacked by a dog. We don't have all the details, but we want to wish her a speedy recovery from her wounds. Durrenberger, is the director of the CaRMaH, formerly known as the MetroWest Animal Awareness Society (MAAS). 

5. This is National Volunteer Week and there are many local opportunities to give your time locally. Upcoming: Host family interviews are happening for anyone interested in hosting a NYC inner-city child this summer . Trip dates this year are July 20 to 27 and August 15 to 22. You can help these kids have a dream become reality by contacting Theresa Kane, 978-618-0676, or The Fresh Air Fund New York Office at 800-367-0003, or visit their website for more information. 

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