Monday, May 21, 2012
Police said an Abington driver rear-ended another car, which ran into the car in front of it.
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less than an hour ago
Press release submitted by Westborough Police. At 10:41 p.m. Saturday, May 19, the Westborough Police Department responded to a three-car accident on Rte. 9 west at Speedway Plaza. The operators of the vehicles were identified as Craig N. Mitchell, 68, of 135 E. Main St., Westborough, Christina M. Snyder, 25, of 93 Peregrine Rd., Abington, and Eunete Dossantos, 41 of 8 Walden Dr., Natick. Mitchell was treated at the scene by paramedics from the Westborough Fire Department for non life-threatening injuries and was transported to UMass Medical Center. The investigation revealed that a 2002 Mercury being operated by Mitchell was stopped at the lights at the intersection of Rte. 9 and Speedway Plaza. Mitchell's vehicle was struck in the rear …
See the recent Westborough cases and residents that have been in district court.
Wednesday, May 16 Anselmo Palaguachi, 18, of 17 Chauncy St., Westborough, was summonsed to court on a complaint Feb. 21 by Westborough police and charged with driving with a suspended license and driving with a suspended registration. Judge Robert Calagione dismissed the first charge upon payment of $600 in court costs. He dismissed the second charge. Yollyang M. Olavarria, 22, of 27B Beaver Terrace Circle, Framingham, was summonsed to court on a complaint Jan. 10 by Westborough police and charged with marked lanes violation, driving without a license and failing to stop for a police officer. Calagione found the defendant not responsible on the first charge, dismissed the second charge upon payment of $600 in court costs and dismissed the …
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Westborough District Court
186 Oak St, Westborough, MA
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Clarene Martin won second price in the Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority Annual College Savings Art Competition.
Armstrong Elementary School student Clarene Martin won second place in the Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority Annual College Savings Art Competition. The art contest, open to students throughout the state, required students to draw a picture of what they want to be when they graduate from college. The third-grader will be awarded a $2,000 scholarship, made payable to a U.Fund College Investing Plan account. She will also be recognized with a visit to the Statehouse on June 22. MEFA, with support from the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, opens the contest every year to Massachusetts students of public, private, charter and home-based schools in grades 3, 4, and 5. Clarene wants to be an animal …
A pair that police said schemed together to rob the eatery has been indicted; one of the men worked there.
A man charged with robbing Not Your Average Joe's on New Year's Day has been indicted along with the kitchen worker police said assisted in the crime. Miguel Martinez, 40, of 4 Hathaway St., Apt. 1, Worcester, and Isabel O. Leiva, 28, of 71 Southgate St., Apt. 2, Worcester, will face charges at Worcester Superior Court because a grand jury handed down an indictment earlier this month. Westborough Police arrested Martinez in January after investigating the Jan. 1 robbery, which involved a masked man assaulting a Not Your Average Joe's manager and taking $1,000 cash, an mp3 player and a set of keys. Martinez was charged with armed and masked robbery. Further investigation led to the arrest of Leiva, who was working in the kitchen on the …
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Not Your Average Joe's
291 Turnpike Rd, Westborough, MA
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Take a shot of nasal spray and learn about potential changes to nursing home rules.
Our weekday morning column, 5 Things You Need to Know, provides you with information that can help you plan your day and give you some fodder for water cooler conversations. 1. If you or your loved ones are in a skilled nursing facility, you might be interested to know that Sen. Jamie Eldridge, D-Worcester and Middlesex, toured Beaumont at Westborough last week. Eldridge met with residents and staff members to discuss two amendments affecting the nursing home population: Amendment 28, filed by Sen. Harriette Chandler, to allow a skilled nursing facility to safely and appropriately transfer a patient within the facility if his/her needs have changed; and Amendment 119, filed by Sen. Thomas Kennedy, to require the Executive Office of Health…
Choose your favorite venue for live music, theater or other forms of entertainment this week.
Yes, the suburbs have culture, as in live theater, music, performance and other forms of entertainment. Choose among your favorites in the region, vote in the poll, and then write a review on the Patch directory of businesses. If your favorite is not listed here, add it to the comment section. Milford Performing Arts Center Grafton Inn The Celtic Tavern The Lazy Dog Bay State Green Thomas Kinkade Signature Gallery Voting ends at 9 a.m. Friday. Because this poll is not scientific, it is not the sole consideration in choosing a winner. The winner will be determined by the Patch editor, based on poll results and reviews posted this week on the Patch Directory of businesses and services. Please vote only once per survey, per Patch. The …
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Milford Performing Arts Center
150 Main St, Milford, MA
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Sunday, May 20, 2012
Share photos and videos of your community with your neighbors.
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Tell us: is your favorite on the list?
After a week of voting on the best liquor stores in the greater MetroWest area, Patch readers have spoken and told us their favorites. Here are the winners: Framingham: Fifth Ave Liquors Grafton: Valley Plaza Discount Liquor Holliston: Depot Package Store Hopkinton: Collela's Supermarket Marlborough: The Vin Bin Milford: Hickey's Liquors Natick: Kentucky Spirits, Nine East Wine Emporium (Wellesley readers' choice) Northborough: Bacon's Wine & Spirits Shrewsbury: Austin Liquors Westborough: Julio's Tomorrow, return to Patch to vote on the best local entertainment venue in the area.
Have a classic or antique car? The church is looking for you.
Each morning, Westborough Patch presents “5 Things You Need to Know,” a collection of announcements, events, reminders and odd little ditties to help you organize your day. What will you be doing today? 1. Cars for Christ is taking place at the First United Methodist Church on Saturday, June 2, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event includes a car show, a bounce house and crafts for the kids and a chicken BBQ. Anyone with a classic or antique car, truck or motorcycle is invited to bring it to the church parking lot the morning of June 2. For more information, contact 508- 366-4910 or pastor@firstumchurch.com. 2. The Westborough Department of Public Works (DPW) is accepting sealed bids for supplying a “used heavy duty ten wheel dump chassis …
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Town of Westborough Senior Center
4 Rogers Rd, Westborough, MA
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Westborough High School
90 W Main St, Westborough, MA
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The Methodist Preschool
120 W Main St, Westborough, MA
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Saturday, May 19, 2012
Yankee Candle has unveiled a new line of candles aimed at men, and the spaces they inhabit. Scents of sawdust and mown grass, and whatever "first down" is, are now available in jars. Which one is for the man in your life?
An idea whose time has come: "Man Candles," candles a man can uncork without feeling overwhelmed by feminine florals or spices. Just in time for Father's Day, Yankee Candle has introduced a line of jarred scents aimed at men: "Riding Mower," "2 x 4," "Man Town," and "First Down." The manly fragrances promise to bring the scent of fresh cut grass, sawdust, and leather to interior spaces. As "2 x 4" is described: "the warm, unmistakable scent of freshly planed wood and sawdust evokes a sense of confidence and quality." "First Down" promises to evoke the excitement of football: "This combination of orange, patchouli, vetiver and leather is as exciting as game day." "Man Town" has a scent of spices woods and musk, and promises an "escape to …
Ray Fellows
1:26 pm on Monday, May 21, 2012
If the college kids that volunteer here were to vote, it would be The Lazy Dog but thats because they can't have a good time without getting drunk. As for my family, I would to vote for Dante's at Firefly's in Marlborough for good food and live music. more ›