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Organize your home, find sheets and storage tubs on sale, and get a BOGO deal at Boston Market.
The holidays have passed and Marlborough families are taking back their homes by putting away decorations, cleaning closets, and getting organized. Think twice before you pack things away and store them in the basement. If you haven’t used something in a year, you probably won’t use it again. Get it into the hands of someone who can use it. 1. Donate items to the Marlborough Community Cupboard: Carol Phipps, manager of the Marlborough Community Cupboard, would be pleased to receive your donations of children's and adult clothing, baby equipment, games and toys, paperback books, videos, small household items (no large equipment or furniture please) as well as non-perishable food items. The Marlborough Community Cupboard (formally known as …
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Just about everyday Marlborough Patch will highlight an interesting story from the Marlborough Daily Enterprise published on that date 100 years ago.
Oct. 14, 1911: Ready to Hunt Game: Law Off in Massachusetts from Monday till Nov. 1 The hunting season will open Monday and from that day until Nov. 1 it will be legal to kill partridge, woodcock and quail as well as the other game allowed by law. According to law, every person hunting game must be a registered hunter and must pay $1 for that privilege at the office of City Clerk Murphy. Thus far 91 people have been granted the privileges. Click on the attached PDF file to see the rest of this story. Compiled from the archives at the Marlborough Public Library. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter to keep up to date on the latest Marlborough news, or simply hit the "like" button at the top of this page.
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This is the first in a series of articles that will take a look at some of those mysterious, often vague terms used in the Marlborough police log.
Editor's Note: Due to the Columbus Day holiday, there will be no police log today. Check back tomorrow midday for the Oct. 7-10 log. Several times a week on average readers will see an item in the Marlborough police log that they might not understand completely. This is often due to a single term covering a small range of incidents. This week we take a look at "missing persons." "It could mean a few things," said Detective Martha Shea, of the Marlborough Police Department. "But the majority of them represent parents reporting runaway children. That statement is not meant to diminish the serious nature of these reports, however, as sometimes these reports do represent the beginning of an actual missing persons case, said Shea. Beside …
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A look back at the week on Patch.
Here is collection of headlines from the past week on Marlborough Patch. Follow the link to see the stories: Monday, Sept. 26: Marlborough Resident Arrested on Sixth OUI, Found to be Illegal Immigrant [Poll] Candidate Vigeant Stands on His Record as Election Approaches Sept. 23-25: Hudson Man is Charged with Child Endangerment/OUI at Navin Rink Tuesday, Sept. 27: Glenbrook Neighbors Say 'Nay' to Proposed 290-Unit Apartment Complex [Poll] UPDATE: Sept. 22: Hosmer Street Man Faces Multiple Assault Charges DA Thanks MPD for Quick Action in Attempted Murder Case Wednesday, Sept. 28: DA Thanks MPD for Quick Action in Attempted Murder Case UPDATE: Government to Airport Owner: It's Not Our Problem Jones Says Marlborough Needs a Fresh Perspective…
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Area nonprofit thanks community for participation and contributions.
Thanks to strong community support and beautiful weather, the 25th Annual Assabet River Cleanup was an outstanding success! We are very happy to say that on Saturday, Sept. 17, over 130 volunteers came out to clean up the Assabet, Sudbury, and Concord rivers and their tributaries. Despite high water remaining after hurricane Irene, volunteers in towns throughout the watershed pulled out piles of trash, including bicycles, tires, bottles, car parts, bags of bottles and cans — even a kitchen sink! More than 40 volunteers worked to clean up the Assabet River in Stow, Hudson, and Marlborough. Volunteers combed the banks and waded in the river, pulling out a substantial amount of debris. In addition to the volunteers who did the wet, dirty work…
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A look back at the week on Patch.
Here is collection of headlines from the past week on Marlborough Patch. Follow the link to see the stories: Monday, Sept. 19: Sept. 16-18: Auto Theft, Missing Person, OUIs Top Weekend Log Champion Windows to Move to Marlborough Tuesday, Sept. 20: OPINION: Escape the Office for a Patio Lunch Sept. 19: Police Respond to Unattended Death, Make Domestic Assault Arrest Consign My Closet Event Comes to Marlborough Wednesday, Sept. 21: IMAGE GALLERY: Boroughs JCC Offers Israeli Folk Dancing [VIDEO] Sept. 20: Police Investigate Missing Persons, Public Lewdness Calls Marlborough Native Donald Boule Gone at 62, Services Thursday Thursday, Sept. 22: 5 Things You Need to Know Today: Sept. 22 100 Marlborough Women Voted in 1890 Elections Sept. 15-21: …
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Don't be shy. Join the Patch blogging team in Marlborough.
Marlborough Patch has just launched a new blogging platform that will give residents the opportunity to offer their opinions on their own blogs. We have signed up some great Marlborough residents to take part, but we’re looking for even more. Here are five reasons why you should blog on Marlborough Patch: Are you interested? If you want to learn more, email josh.gray@patch.com. Again, there is no set time commitment so we won’t require you to do any more than you can. Join us! Follow us on Facebook and Twitter to keep up to date on the latest Marlborough news, or simply hit the "like" button at the top of this page.
Visit Westside Scoops for delicious Gifford's Ice Cream.
Apple picking season is upon us. Halloween candy already fills the aisles of local stores. Temperatures are slowly creeping down the thermometer. The kids are back in school. Fall has finally arrived, and we must embrace the last warm days of the year. Nothing compliments sunshine and warmth better than ice cream. Treat yourself and friends and family to some decadent ice cream from Westside Scoops. Choose from nearly 20 flavors, including lobster tracks (not made from actual lobster) and raspberry sorbet. And don't forget to try their seasonal pumpkin ice cream, which one guest noted as the best pumpkin ice cream he had ever tried. The staff will serve heaping scoops of Gifford's Ice Cream (shipped from Maine) onto fresh, homemade …
Jordan
2:15 pm on Sunday, October 28, 2012
OMG!!! That dog, Brody is sooooo cute! HaHa!   more ›