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Athol, Mass., Weekend, February 13-14, 2016
Quabbin Valley Pro Musica
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New tabulating
machines for
Orange voters
ORANGE — Voters will
notice the machines they
place their ballot in to be
cast and counted are different, as the town has purchased new machines for
this purpose. The ballot will
look the same and will be
filled out like it has in the
past. Once the voter has voted and given their name and
address to the people working at the check-out table,
they will place their ballot
in the machine just like they
HANDEL’S MESSIAH PRESENTED — A capacity crowd attended the Quabbin Valley Pro Musica’s
presentation of George Frederic Handel’s “Messiah” at the Central Congregational Church in Orange
recently. Dr. Charles Heffernan (standing, foreground), professor emeritus of music at UMass-Amherst,
conducted the 45-member chorus and the 20-piece Quabbin Valley Chamber Orchestra. The chorus also
performed in concert with the Thayer Symphony Orchestra during the annual Holiday Pops Concert in
the Dukakis Performing Arts Center, Fitchburg, in December. Dr. Heffernan prepared QVPM for the
performance under the baton of TSO Music Director John Roderick MacDonald. Heffernan said the
chorus will prepare Felix Mendelssohn’s oratorio “Elijah” for the June concert. Rehearsals begin at 7
p.m., Monday, Feb. 15, in the Central Congregational Church, 22 South Main St., in New Salem. The
Quabbin Valley Pro Musica is the resident chorus of the 1794 Meetinghouse, Inc. Submitted photo
Those Valentine’s flowers might just be from Kenya
By ILYA GRIDNEFF
Associated Press
FLOWER FARM—In this photo taken Monday, Feb. 1, 2016, workers pack roses for Valentine’s Day, at the AAA Growers’ farm in Nyahururu, four hours’
drive north of the capital Nairobi, in Kenya. This Valentine’s Day, there’s a good
chance your flowers came from Kenya as the cool climate and high altitude
make it perfect for growing large, long-lasting roses - propelling it to become the
fourth-largest supplier after the Netherlands, Ecuador and Colombia.
AP Photo/Ilya Gridneff
NYAHURURU, Kenya
(AP) — This Valentine’s
Day, there’s a good chance
your flowers came from Kenya.
“I know the flowers are
for giving on Valentine’s
Day,” said Phanice Cherop,
a worker at a flower farm
in Kenya. “They are very
beautiful.”
On a crisp February
morning, Cherop squeezed
through a row of shoulderhigh white roses, cut a flower and methodically placed
it in the bunch she carried.
The Kenyan-grown flower
was likely headed for a vase
in Australia, England, Japan or the United States.
Kenya’s cool climate and
high altitude make it perfect
for growing large, long-lasting roses. Such conditions
have helped make Kenya
become the world’s fourthbiggest supplier after the
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did with the old machines.
The machine will take the
ballot and count it and
once it has been accepted, a
message will appear on the
screen to let the voter know
that the ballot has been accepted. If the voter has marked
the ballot incorrectly – by
voting for more than the
number listed, made extra
marks on the ballot, or not
filled in the oval correctly,
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Police seize heroin, crack and
guns from Springfield home
SPRINGFIELD, Mass.
(AP) — Police seized more
than 800 bags of heroin
and about 70 grams of the
drug in its raw form during a raid at a Springfield
home.
Sgt. John Delaney says
police and members of
the FBI Gang Task Force
arrested four suspects
Thursday who they say ran
a large-scale heroin and
crack cocaine distribution
ring in the city’s Liberty
heights neighborhood.
Delaney says the amount
of raw heroin seized was
enough to make “thou-
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Govenor Baker seeks funds for
local roads, files spending bill
BOSTON (AP) — Gov.
Charlie Baker’s administration is asking lawmakers to
authorize $250 million for
local transportation projects, including $50 million
for upgrades on small bridges.
The Republican governor
on Friday also filed a sepa-
rate $170 million spending
bill that includes funds for
emergency homeless shelter
programs and legal services
for low-income people.
Baker is seeking $200 million in state borrowing for
what is known as Chapter
90. The funds are used to re-
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100th Day Celebrated
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School kisses Valentine’s Day
and other holidays goodbye
The Associated Press
Valentine’s Day
practices vary at
local schools
AREA — The following information was
received from school officials who responded
to our inquiries about
current practices pertaining to celebration of
Valentine’s Day, in area
elementary schools.
Athol-Royalston
Stephen Meyer, assistant superintendent and
director of educational
services of the AtholRoyalston
Regional
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP)
— A Minnesota elementary school has kissed Valentine’s Day goodbye. Halloween, Thanksgiving and
Christmas, too.
Bruce Vento Elementary
in St. Paul is joining other
public schools in opting out
of holiday celebrations as
school officials strive to be
more culturally sensitive
and inclusive. The school
has a predominantly Asian
and black student body, and
English is a second language
for more than half of its pupils, who come from a range
of faith backgrounds.
In a letter to parents last
week, Principal Scott Masini said his rationale was to
avoid “encroaching on the
educational opportunities
of others and threatening a
culture of tolerance and respect for all.” He acknowledged it would be an unpopular decision for some.
“I have come to the difficult decision to discontinue the celebration of
the dominant holidays until we can come to a better
understanding of how the
dominant view will suppress
someone else’s view,” he
said.
The letter drew both
criticism and support as it
started circulating on social
media, with some people
praising the policy for its
sensitivity to diverse cultures and others decrying it
as political correctness. The
Star Tribune newspaper in
Minneapolis ran an editorial calling the decision misguided and urged Masini to
reconsider.
As word spread, the school
district issued a statement
saying its longstanding policy “discourages programs
and festivities that celebrate
observances unless they
are required by law.” That
means government holidays
celebrating the birthdays
of President George Washington, President Abraham
Lincoln and Martin Luther
King Jr., along with Veterans Day, are still OK.
St. Paul Public Schools
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Obituaries & Services
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Leon E. Howard Jr. Amber L. Parr
ORANGE — Leon E.
Howard Jr., 32, of East
Main Street, died on
Wednesday, February 10,
2016 at the University of
Massachusetts
Memorial Healthcare campus, in
Worcester.
ATHOL —Amber L. Parr,
25, of Byrd Avenue, died
Friday, February 12, 2016 at
Quabbin Valley Healthcare
in Athol, Funeral arrangements are pending with
Witty’s Funeral Home, 158
South Main Street, Orange.
Joseph L. Boudreau
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ATHOL — Joseph L.
Boudreau, 87, of Main
Street, died Friday, February 12, 2016 at Athol Hospital. Funeral Arrangements
are pending with Witty’s
Funeral Home, 158 South
Main Street, Orange.
Man convicted
LEON E. HOWARD JR. in 10-year-old
girl’s killing
Born in Greenfield on
May 10, 1983 he was a son wins new trial
of Tammy Tenney and the
late Leon E. Howard Sr.
and grew up in Orange.
Leon was not only mechanically inclined, but
has had an entrepreneurial spirit and had won an
award for it through the
Young Entrepreneur Society, Inc. in Orange.
At age 21, he bought his
first home where he enjoyed spending time with
his nieces and nephews as
well as the entire family.
A quiet kid, Leon grew
into am outgoing young
man. He loved motorcycles,
hiking, hunting, fishing and
especially
backpacking.
Leon also like to do tattoos
Employed as a fabricator for Valley Metal Works,
Leon
had
previously
worked for Niagra Cutter
in Athol.
Survivors include his
mother, Tammy Tenney of
Orange; a brother, Bryan
Howard of Orange; a sister,
Sarah Howard, and her fiancé’ Steve White, of Royalston; aunts and uncles,
Bunny and Mark Bailey,
Tracy Wilson and Kathy
Whittemore;
nephews,
nieces and many cousins.
Leon was predeceased by
his father, Leon E. Howard
Sr. on February 7, 2012.
Calling hours will be held
on February 20, 2016 from
3-5 p.m. at Witty’s Funeral
Home, 158 South Main
Street, Orange.
There are no formal
services and interment in
South Cemetery, Orange,
will be private.
Donations are suggested
to
www.gofundme.com/
c7jadg6c
Witty’s Funeral Home,
158 South Main Street,
Orange, is directing the arrangements.
You may offer your sympathy online at www.wittyfuneralhome.com
By DENISE LAVOIE
AP Legal Affairs Writer
BOSTON (AP) — A
judge has granted a new trial to a man convicted of killing a 10-year-old Boston girl
while shooting at rival gang
members.
Joseph Cousin was convicted of second-degree
murder in the 2002 fatal
shooting of Trina Persad
as she and her siblings left
a park in the Roxbury section of Boston. Prosecutors
said the girl was shot in the
face with a sawed-off shotgun fired by Cousin, then a
member of the MagnoliaIntervale-Columbia gang.
The park was named after another child, Jermaine
Goffigan, 9, who was killed
when he was caught in gang
crossfire in 1994.
Suffolk County District
Attorney Dan Conley said
he will appeal the ruling
from Judge Janet Sanders.
The judge’s ruling, dated
Wednesday, found that an
attorney for Cousin had a
conflict of interest because
he represented Boston police officers before and during the time he represented
Cousin at his second trial.
Cousin’s first trial ended in
a mistrial.
“The problem is that
White had an economic
or personal interest, at the
time he represented Cousin, in remaining on good
terms with the Boston Police Department, thus creating a substantial risk that
the manner in which he
represented Cousin could
materially and adversely be
affected,” Sanders wrote in
her ruling.
Conley criticized the ruling and said it “does not
question the integrity of the
jury’s verdict or the sufficiency of the evidence.”
“The fact remains that
Joseph Cousin armed himself with a loaded shotgun,
pointed it out the window of
a stolen car, and pulled the
trigger, killing a 10-year-old
girl in a playground named
for
another
murdered
child.”
Cousin’s appellate lawyer,
Robert Shaw Jr., said the
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In Loving Memory of
Thomas Copeland
February 14, 2013 – February 14, 2016
At home with the angels, at peace with the Lord. !
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Enjoing a loving life’s heavenly reward.
You left me with peaceful memories, your love is still my guide.
Although I cannot see you, you are always at my side.
Memories of you appear and you will always be near.
Thanks and praise, for our day, neath the sun, stars and sky.
Although we are apart you are always in my heart.
Sadly missed by your loving wife Florence
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DANCE PREPARATIONS — Melody Salvadore
poses amid stacks of silent auction evening wear
and mother-of-the bride outfits, which will be on
display at the Village Lyceum’s Valentine’s dance
and concert on Saturday, Feb. 13. The Willie J.
Laws Big Band will perform Texas-Style music
at the Petersham Town Hall, with doors opening at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 each or four or
more for $5 each. The evening will also feature a
chocolate auction, fuel raffle and Valentine craft
table. Children under 14 are free of charge. All
proceeds to benefit the Unitarian Church maintenance fund. For further information, contact
Rini at 508-735-1411. Those planning to attend
are also encouraged to drop by the Congregation
Church beforehand — at 6 p.m. for a lasagna
supper.
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Smithsonian giving visitors a
virtual look inside Apollo 11
By JESSICA GRESKO
Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) —
They are bits of space graffiti
hidden from the public for
decades: a crude calendar,
scrawled lunar coordinates
and markings warning of a
locker containing “smelly
waste.”
Apollo 11 astronauts left
those scribbles inside the
spacecraft that took them on
their historic mission to the
moon in 1969, but now the
public will get to see them for
the first time.
National Air and Space
Museum officials presented
a preview Thursday of a virtual 3-D model that will allow the public a look inside
the car-sized Apollo 11 command module. No longer will
the public have to try to peer
inside through one of the
capsule’s small windows or
hatch.
The new model will allow
Agenda
PETERSHAM
—The
selectboard will meet on
Tuesday, Feb. 16, at 6:30
p.m. in the town hall lower level with the following
agenda: Call to order.
Minutes.
Meetings — joint meeting with advisory finance
committee for budget reviews of FY2017 budgets
–times are approximate
—7 p.m. animal control
officer / animal inspector; 7:10 p.m.; police chief
- police department;7:30
p.m. emergency management; 7:45 p.m. building
inspector; 8 p.m. board of
health.
New business — 6:30
p.m.:
discussion
of
Nichewaug Inn and Academy property project:
continuation of review
and discussion of planning consultant selection
per request for proposals
and interviews; discussion/
approval of business certificate for business name
change.
Correspondence.
Questions from Public
and Press.
Next Meeting —Tuesday, Feb. 23, in the town
hall lower level and at the
call of the Chair as needed.
VABC agenda
ATHOL — The Vacant
and Abandoned Buildings Committee will meet
Tuesday, Feb. 16, at 5:30
p.m., in Liberty Hall, with
the following agenda:
Minutes.
Chairman’s report.
Inspector’s reports —
Receivership update.
Public comment.
Old business — Priority
properties, next steps.
New business.
anyone to examine the craft’s
controls and see writing left
by its three astronauts: Neil
Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and
Michael Collins. (Aldrin says
he’s pretty sure the calendar
was Collins’ handiwork.)
Some of the markings left
by the astronauts have to do
with maneuvers they had
to make to reach the moon,
information it was easier to
have written near the craft’s
instruments. Others writings
are less technical: “launch
day urine bags” reads an inscription on one locker. On
another: “smelly waste.”
“They just wanted to warn
themselves that this is probably a locker that they should
probably leave closed until
after the mission was over,”
said Allan Needell, a curator
of space history at the Smithsonian who oversees Apollo
artifacts.
The Apollo 11 command
module, called “Columbia,”
has been one of the star attractions at the National Air
and Space Museum since its
opening in 1976. But climbing inside has never been allowed. Even curators have
been reluctant to go inside
and risk damaging it.
The model expected to be
available online this summer
will let the public maneuver
around the craft themselves
and even print their own 3-D
model of it. Eventually, a virtual reality experience will let
visitors feel like they’re sitting
inside the capsule. To make
the model, experts spent two
weeks scanning the inside
and outside of the craft with
lasers. They also took thousands of pictures.
Needell, who has overseen
study on the command module for almost 20 years, says
even he saw new things during the model’s creation. One
piece of astronaut graffiti curators found written on a wall
was a crude calendar of July
1969. It begins on the day the
craft launched from Florida’s
Cape Canaveral, July 16,
1969, and ends with the day
the craft returned to Earth,
July 24, the only day that is
not crossed off. Needell says
that in space, the astronauts
wouldn’t have sunrise and
sunset to keep track of the
day, so the calendar would
have helped.
Needell said he called
Apollo 11’s two living astronauts, 85-year-old Michael
Collins and 86-year-old Buzz
Aldrin, to ask about the writings. Aldrin felt the calendar
“sounds like something Mike
would have done,” but it is
still “a puzzle,” Needell said.
It was Collins who was
alone in “Columbia” while
Aldrin and Neil Armstrong,
who died in 2012, descended
to the moon’s surface. There’s
nothing special written on
July 20 — the day Armstrong
became the first man on the
moon. On the capsule’s calendar, it’s just another day
that’s crossed out.
Low pressure cruising toward the Atlantic will bring scattered snow
showers to the Northeast. An upper level disturbance will bring
mixed showers to the northern Great Plains and parts of the
Intermountain West.
Weather Underground • AP
AREA — Saturday: A chance of snow showers, mainly before noon. Partly sunny, with a high near 12. Wind chill values as low as -17. Light west wind becoming northwest 12 to
17 mph in the morning. Winds could gust as high as 41 mph.
Chance of precipitation is 30%. Little or no snow accumulation expected. Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low
around -15. Wind chill values as low as -37. Northwest wind 14
to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 38 mph. Sunday: Sunny and
cold, with a high near 6. Northwest wind 9 to 13 mph. Sunday
Night: Mostly clear, with a low around -6. Washington’s Birthday: Partly sunny, with a high near 23. Monday Night: Snow,
mainly after 11pm. Low around 19. Chance of precipitation
is 80%.
Almanac — Sun rose 6:47. Sun sets 5:18. Length of day 10
hours, 31 minutes. Full moon, Feb. 22. New moon, March 8.
Today In History
By The Associated Press
Today is Saturday, Feb. 13,
the 44th day of 2016. There are
322 days left in the year.
Today’s Highlight in History:
On Feb. 13, 1861, Abraham
Lincoln was officially declared
winner of the 1860 presidential
election as electors cast their
ballots.
On this date:
In 1542, the fifth wife of
England’s King Henry VIII,
Catherine Howard, was executed for adultery.
In 1766, English economist
and demographer Thomas
Robert Malthus was born in
Surrey.
In 1914, the American Society of Composers, Authors
and Publishers, also known as
ASCAP, was founded in New
York.
In 1920, the League of Nations recognized the perpetual
neutrality of Switzerland.
In 1935, a jury in Flemington, New Jersey, found Bruno
Richard Hauptmann guilty
of first-degree murder in the
kidnap-slaying of Charles
A. Lindbergh Jr., the son of
Charles and Anne Lindbergh.
(Hauptmann was later executed.)
In 1945, during World War
II, Allied planes began bombing the German city of Dresden. The Soviets captured
Budapest, Hungary, from the
Germans.
In 1960, France exploded its
first atomic bomb in the Sahara Desert.
In 1975, a late-night arson fire set by a disgruntled
custodian broke out on the
11th floor of the north tower
of New York’s World Trade
Center; the blaze spread to six
floors, but caused no direct casualties.
In 1980, the 13th Winter
Olympics opened in Lake
Placid, New York.
In 1988, the 15th Winter
Olympics opened in Calgary,
Alberta, Canada.
In 1991, during Operation
Desert Storm, allied warplanes
destroyed an underground
shelter in Baghdad that had
been identified as a military
command center; Iraqi officials said 500 civilians were
killed.
In 1996, the rock musical
“Rent,” by Jonathan Larson,
opened off-Broadway.
Ten years ago: Auditors reported that millions of dollars
in Hurricane Katrina disaster aid had been squandered,
paying for such items as a
$450 tattoo and $375-dollara-day beachfront condos. Joey
Cheek won the men’s 500 meters, giving the United States
its second speedskating gold
medal of the Turin Games.
Five years ago: Egypt’s military leaders dissolved parliament, suspended the constitution and promised elections in
moves cautiously welcomed by
protesters who’d helped topple President Hosni Mubarak.
One year ago: Calling cyberspace the new “Wild West,”
President Barack Obama told
the private sector during a
White House cybersecurity
summit at Stanford University
that it needed to do more to
stop cyberattacks aimed at the
U.S. every day.
Today’s Birthdays: U.S. Air
Force Maj. Gen. Charles E.
“Chuck” Yeager (ret.) is 93.
Actress Kim Novak is 83. Actor George Segal is 82. Actor Bo Svenson is 75. Actress
Carol Lynley is 74. Singer-musician Peter Tork (The Monkees) is 74. Actress Stockard
Channing is 72. Talk show host
Jerry Springer is 72. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., is
70. Singer Peter Gabriel is 66.
Actor David Naughton is 65.
Rock musician Peter Hook
is 60. Actor Matt Salinger is
56. Singer Henry Rollins is
55. Actor Neal McDonough
is 50. Singer Freedom Williams is 50. Actress Kelly Hu
is 48. Rock singer Matt Berninger (The National) is 45.
Rock musician Todd Harrell (3 Doors Down) is 44.
Singer Robbie Williams is 42.
Singer-songwriter Feist is 40.
Rhythm-and-blues performer
Natalie Stewart is 37. Actress
Mena Suvari is 37. Rock musician Dash Hutton (Haim)
is 31. Actress Katie Volding is
27. Michael Joseph Jackson Jr.
(also known as Prince Michael
Jackson I) is 19.
Thought for Today: “An explanation of cause is not a justification by reason.” — C.S.
Lewis, English author (18981963).
In Loving Memory Of
Jillian Nicoletti’s
1 Year Passing.
Love,
Talia, Caleb, Mom,
Keith, Joe and Troy
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CALENDAR REMINDERS
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Saturday, February 13
9 a.m.-Noon — St. John’s Thrift Shop, St. John’s Episcopal
Church, Park Avenue, Athol. Info: 978-249-9553
9 a.m.-Noon — Cellar Closet Thrift Shop, Central Congregational
Church, South Main Street, Orange.
5:30 p.m. — Penny Social & Baked Stuffed Chicken Dinner, Petersham Gun Club, 158 Nelson Rd. Tickets: 508-847-7344, 978-7584578 or 978-544-3088
6 p.m. — Sweetheart Dance, Orange American Legion, Daniel
Shays Highway. Dinner at 6, dancing 7-11 to live country band. Tickets:
$12 per person
6 p.m. — Lasagna Supper, Orthodox Congregational Church, 21
North Main St., Petersham. Reservations and info: 978-724-3362
7 p.m. — Valentine Dance, Petersham Town Hall, 3 South Main.
Willie J. Laws Texas-style big band. Tickets: $10 each; four or more $5
each, call 508-735-1411 or at the door. Chocolate auction, Valentine’s
craft table, fuel raffle, prom gown and evening wear silent auction.
7:30 p.m. — Thayer Symphony Orchestra, Dukakis Performing
Arts Center, Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School, 1050
Westminster St., Fitchburg.
Sunday, February 14
7:30-9 a.m. — Pancake Breakfast, New Salem Congregational
Church, 22 South Main St. Pancakes, eggs, bacon, sausage, fresh fruit,
juice, coffee, tea and hot chocolate.
10:30 a.m. — Hinduism Service, Unitarian Universalist Church in
Davis Hall, on the Petersham Common, with Bob Rocheleau.
9 a.m. — Trap Shooting, Orange Gun Club, off West River Street.
Info: 978-467-6076
10 a.m.-1 p.m. — Sporting Clays, Petersham Gun Club, Nelson
Road. Info: 978-249-7445
Monday, February 15
9 a.m. — Hatchet Hunt, Athol-Royalston Middle School, Pleasant
St.
6-7 p.m. — Zumba Class, Royalston Town Hall, on the Common.
Donations accepted, bring sneakers to change into from street shoes
or boots.
6:30-8:30 p.m. — Quabbin Community Band Rehearsal, Quabbin
Regional High School, South Street, Barre. Info: 978-355-9879
7-9 p.m. — Quabbin Valley Pro Musica Chorus Rehearsal, New
Salem Congregational Church, South Main Street.
Dear Pet Talk: What is the most puppies a dog should have in order
to stay healthy? — Jaden Diaz-Rodruguez; Mrs. Bourque’s Fourth
Grade, South Street Elementary School, Fitchburg
Dear Jaden: The answer is ZERO. Dogs and cats (like
humans and other mammals) do not have to “have babies” in order to be healthy. Having offspring actually
stresses an animal — particularly if they have babies
when they are very young, very old, or very often. Cats
can have three litters a year — which is why it is crucial
to identify and capture stray and feral cats to limit the
population. If you get your female dog neutered early
on, she will have the maximum health benefits against
certain kinds of mammary cancer. Neutering your female dog at any age also prevents: unwanted pregnancy, uterine infection, prolapse of the vagina or cancer of
the uterus or ovary. Some animals have a difficult time
when giving birth – and may require an emergency csection (very expensive) to get the last baby out. Also,
there may be babies that are the “runt” and are unlikely to survive. Those of us who work with animals
have seen plenty of “runts” in both dogs and cats, and
they usually have a short, brief life. Thank you for a
great question. Sally Cragin writes “Pet Talk.” Send questions to sallycragin@verizon.net, and visit www.pettalk.blogspot.com.
Board meeting
ATHOL — The selectboard will meet Tuesday,
Feb. 16, at 7 p.m., in Room
21 of the town hall, with the
following agenda:
Feb. 4 minutes.
Permits.
Town committee and department head business.
General business — Open
town meeting warrant; Presidential Primary warrant approval.
Selectmen’s information.
Chairman’s report.
Town manager’s report.
Town counsel’s report.
Meetings Reminder
Monday, Feb. 15
Royalston
Sewer Commission, 7:15
p.m., town clerk’s office.
Tuesday, Feb. 16
Athol
Council on Aging, 1 p.m.,
senior center.
Vacant and Abandoned
Buildings Committee, 5:30
p.m., Liberty Hall.
Charter Review Committee,
6 p.m., Memorial Hall.
Selectboard, 7 p.m., Room
21 of the town hall.
Erving
Selectboard, 6:30 p.m.,
town hall.
Orange
Airport Commission, 6 p.m.,
Orange Airport.
Human Resource Board, 6
p.m., town hall.
Water Commissioners, 6
p.m., town hall.
Petersham
Selectboard, 6:30 p.m.,
town hall.
Phillipston
Selectboard, 7 p.m., town
hall.
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Workshops on tap at Sugar Hollow Farm
PHILLIPSTON — February vacation will be a busy
time at Sugar Hollow Farm,
where two different workshops are scheduled to entertain, educate and engage
those the owner calls the
“youngins” in the community.
“I think that kids love to
learn, and anything hands-on
and dealing with nature is,
well, natural,” owner Lauren
Roy quips. “I enjoy having the
youngins here and teaching,”
she said, which is why she has
decided to have a gardening
workshop on Monday, Feb.
15, from 10 to 11:30 a.m.; and
the Lil’ Pioneers Reading
Workshop on Wednesday,
Feb. 17, at 10 a.m.
“The kids will get some
basics on gardening and composting, make a newspaper
seed pot and plant a seed,”
Roy said. “They’ll enjoy
hearing the children’s book I
wrote, ‘Beee My Friend,’ and
have a snack and never know
they’re learning about the environment.” The second workshop is a
smaller version of the summer reading program the
farm has hosted for the last
eight years. “We base it on
the ‘Little House’ series and
the kids love hearing a story,
doing a craft and then doing
ATHOL — During the
week of February vacation, the Children’s Room
at the Athol Public Library is hosting a variety
of activities to keep everyone busy. The library will
be closed on Feb. 15 to
observe Presidents’ Day;
the following events will
take place the rest of the
week:
Tuesday, Feb. 16
10 to 10:45 a.m. — Fly
Guy Storytime. This storytime is geared toward
beginning readers, ages
4 and up, and will be followed by a Fly Guy craft.
No registration is required.
4 to 5 p.m. — Children
in grades 2 through 5 can
learn to make a stylish
duct tape bracelet. All
supplies have been provided by ShurTech brands
Duck Tape. Space is limited for this program, and
registration is required.
Register in the Children’s
Room or by calling 978249-9515.
Wednesday, Feb. 17
10:15 to 11 a.m. — Stop
in for Preschool Storytime. Preschool Storytime
this week is focused on
love, and includes songs,
stories, movement, and
crafts. Every preschool
storytime is also followed
by an optional and brief
movie based off of a book.
This program is for preschool-aged children; no
registration is required.
5:30 to 6:30 p.m. —
Children are encouraged
to stop in to join the Kid’s
Coloring Club. This program is for children in
kindergarten
through
eighth grade. Supplies
are limited, and registration is required. Register
in the Children’s Room or
by calling the library.
Thursday, Feb. 18
10 to 10:30 a.m. — Baby
Time with singing, story
reading, and play. This
program is for caregivers and children up to 18
months old; no registration is required.
11 to 11:30 a.m. — Drop
in for Toddler Time to
sing and move, read stories, and play. Toddler
Time is for caregivers and
children 18 to 36 months
old; no registration is required.
1 to 3 p.m. — Movie
showing, “Aladdin” (rated
G). Light refreshments
and snacks will be served.
No registration is required.
Friday, Feb. 19
2 to 3 p.m. — Test your
superhero knowledge and
win prizes playing Superhero Trivia Bingo. Whether you are a superhero fan
or you like to play bingo,
superhero-themed trivia
bingo is fun for the whole
family. Space is limited,
and registration is required. Register in the
Children’s Room or by
calling the library.
School vacation programs at APL
Recap Of Week’s Top Area Stories
Weekend, Feb. 6-7
Athol - The selectboard has
approved the finalized fiscal
year 2016 Community Development Block Grant application.
Athol will receive a $45,000
disaster reimbursement for
costs incurred as a result of the
Jan. 28 and Jan. 29 snowstorm
in 2015.
Cheryl Gravel is the Athol Daily News Carrier of the Month for
November.
Orange - MCAS and PARCC
scores were reviewed by the Orange Elementary School Committee last week.
O’Reilly Auto Parts is opening an outlet at the former Tire
Warehouse location on East
Main Street.
Phillipston - Students at
Phillipston Memorial Elementary School recently took part in
Global School Play Day.
Boston - Gov. Charlie Baker
has voiced his support of a
state plan to place timber rattlesnakes on an island at the
Quabbin Reservoir.
Monday, Feb. 8
Athol - Sixth grade students
at the Athol-Royalston Middle
School recently created models
reflecting the effects of rising
sea levels on Kiritimati Island
following the collapse of an ice
shelf.
The Athol High School girls’
basketball team seized control
of Franklin North with a 47-33
defeat of Frontier on Friday.
Orange - The selectboard
last week agreed to set a single
tax rate for the next fiscal year to
support businesses.
Poor drainage recently led to
the closure of a portion of sidewalk on Cottage Street.
Tuesday, Feb. 9
Athol - The 53rd annual
Athol to Orange River Rat Race
is slated for Saturday, April 9;
the 7th annual Big Cheese 5K
Road Race and Walk is set for
the same day. Athol Lions Club
member Dave Flint made his
yearly weather prediction for
Catholic Charities
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Come join our growing team in our sister towns
Athol, Orange, Wendell, Erving, Petersham, Royalston, Warwick
Looking for Homemakers, HHA, CNA and PC worker
Training is available upon hire
Must have reliable car to travel from client to client.
Days, Midday and evenings shifts available
Completive wages, Health insurance, Disability insurance and
403B (retirement)
Please call 1-800-244-4563
that day at a recent selectboard
meeting, saying: “Sixty-three
and sunny!”
Gina
Tontodonato
was
named the Athol Daily News’
Carrier of the Year for 2015.
Belchertown - The Massachusetts Water Resources Authority will spend $3.2 million on
a 14-month project to upgrade
electrical and security equipment at the Quabbin Reservoir.
Area - The U.S. Department
of Energy approved liquid natural gas exports of U.S.-sourced
natural gas to non-free trade
countries via the Canadian Maritimes.
Mary Lou Stuart will be on the
March ballot for Massachusetts
Republican Committeewoman
for the Hampshire-FranklinWorcester Senate District.
Wednesday, Feb. 10
Athol - Recent inspections
of the apartments at Lakeside
Apartments and Morton Meadows revealed them to be bedbug free, said Christi Martin,
executive director of the Athol
and Orange Housing Authorities
this week.
Fire and police personnel on
Tuesday afternoon responded
to 609 Main St. for a reported
fire; water dripping onto wiring
caused a small electrical fire in
one apartment which was extinguished by the tenant’s son.
Middle school and high
school cheerleaders performed
at the recent winter sports pep
rally held at the Athol-Royalston
Middle School.
The Athol High School girls’
basketball team fell to Hampshire 73-49 on Tuesday.
Jason Bailey, of town, was
named the Athol Daily News’
Carrier of the Month for December.
Orange - At its Tuesday
meeting, the Planning Board tabled a discussion on proposed
zoning changes until Community Development Director Kevin
Kennedy can be in attendance.
Petersham - The select-
board on Tuesday continued a
discussion on the candidates
for consultant for the former
Nichewaug Inn property and
nixed the idea of choosing to fill
the position via a coin toss.
Worcester - Dax A. Gibson,
of Gardner, was found guilty of
murder by a Worcester Superior Court jury this week in connection with the 2013 shooting
death of Luis R. Rodriguez in
Fitchburg.
Thursday, Feb. 11
Athol - The proposed school
budget for the Athol-Royalston
district for fiscal year 2017 is
$23.9 million.
The Shoe Department at
North Quabbin Commons
opened today.
It was announced that Starbucks will be opening an outlet
at North Quabbin Commons.
The 94th Hatchet Hunt is set
for Monday, Feb. 15, at the middle school.
Orange - The Mahar wrestling team earned a share of the
Tri-County League title following
a 37-37 tie with South Hadley
on Wednesday.
Petersham - Renovation is
under way at the 1846 Fourth
District “Ledgeville” Schoolhouse.
Wendell - Mass Audubon
camperships will be made available to Wendell youths.
Friday, Feb. 12
Athol - The towns of Athol,
Erving and Winchendon signed
Community Compact Agreements with the state at an event
held at the Athol Public Library
on Thursday.
Petersham - The Village Lyceum is hosting the Willie J.
Laws Big Band in a Texas-style
music Valentine’s dance on Saturday at the town hall.
Area - The Athol High School
and Mahar Regional School
wrestling teams are competing
in the WMass Division III championships at Southwick High
School on Saturday; AHS’s
Merrick Decker is looking for his
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farm chores which equates
into feeding the chickens,”
Roy said. “Kids think it’s
their farm, and that’s great.
I want them to be invested in
it.”
Registration is a must and
can be done online at www.
shollowfarm.com.
There are also discounts
for the children of veterans
and servicemen and servicewomen. “I always give back
to support our veterans and
their families; it’s the very
least I can do,” Roy said.
There are also scholarships
available for those on WIC
and other assistance; these
individuals should contact
the farm at 978-652-5186 for
details. “I think this information should be accessible to
everyone; my main goal is to
educate, empower and engage the community to live
more naturally,” said Roy.
The farm is located at 425
Queen Lake Rd.
Board agenda
PHILLIPSTON — The
selectboard will meet Tuesday, Feb. 16, at 7 p.m., at the
town hall, with the following
agenda:
Announcements — Next
meeting, Monday, Feb. 29.;
annual town reports (due at
the end of the month); wage
and compensation meeting,
Tuesday, Feb. 23, at 6 p.m.
Appointments (times approximate) — Chuck Kolbenson, cable coverage
within the town, 7 p.m.
New business — Warrant
for Presidential Primary;
contract for Monadnock
Disposal Service; mileage
rate; letter from Anne Gobi
regarding budget requests.
Old business — Boundary and annexation survey;
town report cover; audit/
investigation of board of assessors; town hall painting;
panic and fire alarms at the
town hall and annex.
EDIC meeting
ATHOL — The Economic Development and
Industrial Corporation will
meet Wednesday, Feb. 17, at
7 p.m., in Liberty Hall, with
the following agenda:
Minutes.
Update on the progress
of the right-of-way arrangements with Athol Development LLC for access to the
EDIC parcel of land at the
North Quabbin Business
Park.
Update on the status of
the proposal by the town
to convey to the EDIC a certain parcel of land, known as
parcel 044-001, on Templeton Road. A survey of the
property has been completed.
Members’ concerns — A
discussion of general economic and commercial activities and projects currently either ongoing or
proposed within the town.
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ATHOL
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The
Friends of Athol Hospital (formerly known as
the Auxiliary) is a network of dedicated individuals with a common
commitment to support
and promote the community-based mission
of Athol Hospital. Friends of Athol Hospital aims to recruit
and engage individuals,
former patients, family
members, community
leaders and hospital
staff in a spectrum of
opportunities — including philanthropic,
volunteer, educational
and social activities —
to support and promote
the hospital’s mission
of healing, caring and
comforting.
All North Quabbinarea residents interested in helping support
and promote the hospital are welcome and
encouraged to join.
Meetings are held
monthly, on the second
Tuesday of the month,
at 1 p.m. in the Hillis
Board Room at the hospital.
Anyone interested in
learning more about
the Friends of Athol
Hospital may contact
Pat Lussier, hospital liaison, at 978-249-1145.
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If
God is waiting to be invited into your life.
The season of Lent is the time to say YES to God!
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Schedule for the week of February 15, 2016
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
7am Mass
2:30pm - 4:00p Eucharistic Adoration
7am Mass
6:30pm Mass followed by Eucharistic
Adoration
7am Mass
2:30pm – 4pm Eucharistic Adoration
7am Mass
7pm – 8pm Eucharistic Adoration
3pm Eucharistic Adoration
5:30pm Stations of the Cross
6pm Mass
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Saturday 4pm
Sundays 7:30am and 9:30am
Confessions Saturday 3pm
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Established 1934
Serving The Interests Of The North Quabbin Region
Including the towns of Athol, Orange, Warwick, Erving, Wendell, New Salem, Royalston, Phillipston and Petersham
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Obama’s Wishful Budget Can’t be
Taken Seriously
W
hen President Obama submitted his proposed budget one
year ago, he claimed that he wanted to
do away with the “mindless austerity”
of the sequestration, which had provided some measure of limitation on
government spending. Then in December, aided and abetted by a Republican-controlled Congress, he eradicated
those minor restrictions and replaced
mindless austerity with clueless profligacy.
Now he puts forth a budget for the
2017 fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1,
that calls for $4.15 trillion in spending,
a $223 billion increase over the current
year’s budget. His proposal, curiously
released while all eyes are focused on
the New Hampshire primary, spans
more than 2,300 pages, which, in itself,
serves as a testament to the federal government’s bloat and overreach.
The president’s budget contains $3
trillion in proposed tax increases over
the next 10 years, according to the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget. The most controversial of these is
a $10.25-per-barrel oil tax, which would
be used to fund “clean” transit projects
and low-carbon technologies such a
self-driving cars, which the private sector is already rapidly developing. With
oil prices currently hovering around
$30 a barrel, that is a roughly 35 percent
tax, which experts project would translate to a price hike of about 25 cents per
gallon at the pump. Fortunately, this is
a nonstarter for congressional Republicans.
The president’s budget message
reads like his State of the Union addresses, espousing his wish list, from
“green energy” subsidies to universal
preschool to high-speed rail and increased transit funding to $4 billion for
a K-12 computer science program to
two years of “free” community college
to apprenticeship programs to “encouraging” state paid leave policies — none
of which is the province of federal, state
and local governments.
President Obama’s budget would,
once again, expand government control
over our lives and further burden current and future generations with debt.
It is understandable that a lame-duck
president with a somewhat hostile Congress would advance a budget sprinkled
with fairy dust, but Obama’s proposal
should not be taken seriously with regard to fiscal responsibility.
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Ex-Irish bank
exec
to return home
By Jeanne Phillips
© 2001 Universal Press Syndicate
Teen’s heart aches for young
cousin in midst of melodrama
DEAR ABBY: I am 18
and in my sophomore year
of college. A month ago, my
family went through some
major hardships. It came
out that “Uncle Mark” has
been cheating on my aunt
for years and is moving his
mistress to our area. They
have two children, a son in
elementary school and a
daughter, “Dana,” 13.
I feel bad for my aunt,
but I’m absolutely devastated for Dana. My Uncle
Mark has skipped all of her
school events in the wake
of this mess, and I can’t
begin to imagine how disappointed Dana must feel.
Uncle Mark is a sociopath.
He feels no empathy, manipulates others and has a
sadistic streak. Dana was
not close to her dad, but
since this mess began she’s
even less so.
Abby, I don’t want my
cousin to feel like she’s
alone. Since I’m an older
teenager, she looks up to
me. How can I be supportive, and not intrude in this
delicate situation? — SUPPORTIVE COUSIN IN
MAINE
DEAR
SUPPORTIVE:
You are kind to want to
help. Your cousin is probably experiencing a range
of emotions because of
the turmoil that’s going
on around her family. The
kindest thing to do would
be to spend time with her
when your schedule permits and allow her to vent
when she needs to, because
she will.
******
DEAR ABBY: I am a
10-year-old girl. I’m good
at math and very intelligent. I have two questions:
When I’m alone in a dark
room, I feel like I have to
run out of the room. Why?
My second question is,
what kind of job can you
get without going to college? — SMART SOUTHERN GIRL
DEAR SMART SOUTH-
ERN GIRL: Many people
of every age — especially
children and the elderly
— have a fear of the dark.
That’s why parents use
small night lights in their
children’s bedrooms and
gadgets like The Clapper
are popular.
Adults may be afraid of
tripping or running into
furniture. Teens who watch
scary movies develop a
fear of the dark because
they imagine a “monster”
is lurking out of sight who
might harm them. The solution can be as simple as
keeping a night light on or
switching a light on as you
enter a darkened area.
As to what kind of job a
person can find without going to college, discuss this
with a counselor at your
school. College may not be
for everyone, but I don’t
think it’s likely you’ll get
a well-paying job without
some advanced education
— if not in a college, then
in an apprenticeship program or a trade school with
a proven high job placement record.
******
DEAR ABBY: My girlfriend and I have been having a huge disagreement
lately. Since we can’t seem
to settle it, I’m asking for
your help. I say that because
tomatoes are technically
fruits, ketchup is a smoothie. She disagrees because
tomatoes are the only fruit
in ketchup. Please tell me
— is ketchup a smoothie?
And if so, why? — SPENCER IN ARIZONA
DEAR SPENCER: Your
question is a first. In my
opinion, ketchup is more
a puree than a smoothie.
“Smoothie” suggests a
beverage that’s drinkable,
and I don’t think ketchup
qualifies.
******
Contact Dear Abby at
www.DearAbby.com
or
P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.
Questions grow over banks as profit
warnings pile up in Europe and US
PARIS (AP) — Questions
are growing over the financial health of banks, particularly in Europe and the U.S.,
as they face a toxic mix of low
economic growth, bad loans
and squeezed earnings.
France’s Societe Generale
became Thursday the latest
bank to issue a confidenceshattering profit warning,
which helped trigger a new
sell-off in financial stocks.
The bank saw its share price
stumble 12 percent and major rivals like Deutsche Bank
and UniCredit saw losses of
nearly 10 percent.
European banks are not
the only ones to suffer. Japanese bank Mitsubishi Financial fell 7 percent on Thursday. In the U.S., Morgan
Stanley, Citigroup and Bank
of America are down more
than 30 percent so far this
year.
Among the top concerns is
that the global economy will
weaken more than expected,
souring some of the loans that
banks have issued to companies around the world — particularly in distressed sectors
like the energy industry. U.S.
banks have tens of billions of
exposure to loans made to
energy companies, who have
found themselves unable to
pay back their debts due to
low energy prices.
Mike van Dulken, head of
research at Accendo Markets, says the latest weakness in bank stocks stems
from U.S. Federal Reserve
Chair Janet Yellen “warning
on current financial market
turbulence and suggesting
further rate hikes could be
delayed, which added to already raised anxiety about
BOSTON (AP) — The
former chief executive of
Anglo Irish Bank, now living
in Boston, has dropped his
fight against extradition and
agreed to return to Ireland
to face fraud charges.
Irish investigators have
accused David Drumm of
conspiring to conceal massive losses from shareholders. He left Ireland after the
bank collapsed. He moved
in 2009 to the Boston suburb of Wellesley, where he
was arrested in October.
A March 1 extradition
hearing had been scheduled.
But on Thursday, Drumm
agreed to return to Ireland.
During a hearing in federal
court, Drumm waived his
right to an extradition hearing.
Drumm said in an affidavit filed with the court that
he will continue to contest
the charges in the Irish NOT PREPARED
courts. It was not immediEditor, Daily News
ately clear when Drumm
In teaching biology and
will be returned to Ireland.
math courses in a 10-year
period in Massachusetts
and New Hampshire, I have
found many students unprepared to do college level
work. I’d gladly work with
these students to aid them
WELLESLEY,
Mass. in adjusting to a college dis(AP) — Wellesley College cipline but there are many
has named Dr. Paula John- drawbacks to help them get
son of Harvard Medical better study habits and imSchool as its next president. prove their learning skills.
Over the years, I’ve seen
Johnson will also be
students
come into the colWellesley’s first black presilege classroom bringing
dent.
The women’s college of with them the same “I can
2,400 students announced do anything I want and get
the decision on Thursday an A” attitude that they had
after an eight-month search in high school and expect
to replace President H. Kim the same reception from
Bottomly, who is stepping college instructors. If they
don’t attain the grade that
down next summer.
Johnson is on Harvard’s they thought they deserved
faculty and serves as chief they proceed to the college
of the Division of Wom- administration level with an
en’s Health at the medi- attempt at bargaining their
cal school and Boston’s grades from that position. In
Brigham and Women’s many instances I have been
Hospital. The chair of approached by college adWellesley’s board of trust- ministrators to “up” grades.
ees said in a statement that In most instances, I don’t
Johnson has spent her ca- give a higher grade unless
reer improving the health there are definitive reasons
for bringing up the grade. and lives of women.
I have taught courses
Johnson said in the statethat
are taken by students
ment that she sees the role
who
want
to be either regisas a capstone to her career.
tered
nurses,
certified nursShe will be Wellesley’s 14th
ing assistants or laboratory
president.
technicians. When I get in-
the health of the global economy.”
On Wednesday, Yellen
cautioned that global weakness and falling financial
markets could depress the
U.S. economy’s growth and
slow the pace of Fed interest rate hikes. That’s a particular concern as the U.S.
economy has been one of the
few bright spots in the global
economy, which is seeing a
slowdown in China and stagnation in Japan and Europe.
The slowing of interest rate
increases in the U.S. is also
bad news for the big banks,
which have been waiting anxiously for interest rates to rise.
Since the financial crisis, the
big banks have largely grown
profits by cutting costs. Higher interest rates would mean
banks could charge more for
their loans.
The fact that many central
banks keep cutting interest
rates, pushing down market
lending rates, is further hurting banks by squeezing their
profits. Banks mainly make
money by lending, so as rates
drop, so do earnings. Investors made big bets in the second half of last year that interest rates would rise in the
U.S., so to see that bet fail
has forced investors to dump
bank shares.
Letter to the Editor
Wellesley’s
next president
is named
quiries from college administrators, I usually give the
same answer. This answer
is the behavior or lack of
responsibility that these
people bring into the classroom will be identical to the
way they treat patients or
perform lab tests. As an example, I had EMT students
that performed so poorly
in the classroom that I told
their academic dean that if I
were ever in an accident and
one of these students (now
an EMT) attempted to treat
me that I would deny their
services until I was taken to
a hospital for treatment.
The liberal agenda found
at the elementary and high
school levels has produced
an attitude in students that
they can do anything they
want and still receive a high
grade and scholarly recognition. When backed up by
college administrators as to
grades, American students
are not attaining the disciplinary levels needed to
work in a hospital or medical testing laboratory environment. It is no wonder
we find so many Asian and
European nurses and technicians employed in hospitals and labs throughout the
country.
Ray Younghans
Orange
The situation is worsened
in some regions, particularly the eurozone and Japan, where the central banks
charge commercial banks to
deposit money with them.
Analysts at Capital Economics say that if the European Central Bank cuts
one of its key interest rates
further below zero, “this
could have adverse effects on
banks’ profitability.”
Citing ECB chief Mario
Draghi’s recent statements
that the central bank could
take more action in March,
the analysts said the ECB
“seems prepared to squeeze
banks’ profitability further
in the short term in order to
support the economy.”
The Stoxx index of European bank shares is down
20 percent in the last month,
when Draghi first mentioned
chance that the ECB might
try to offer more stimulus in
March to lower market rates.
In some markets, bad loans
are already piling up — or
have not been dealt with effectively since the global financial crisis.
That’s the case in Italy,
where banks are estimated
to hold some 350 billion euros in soured loans, or more
than 30 percent of the eurozone’s total. The government
is trying to mop up those bad
loans, but the banks are seeing their shares slide in the
meantime. Banca Monte del
Paschi, which was down 9
percent on Thursday, is down
60 percent so far this year.
More narrowly, some
banks are being targeted for
complex financial investments they have made in
recent years. That’s the case
of Deutsche Bank, which has
seen the value of its so-called
contingent convertible bonds
fall sharply. The bank has
some 350 million euros in
payments on such bonds due
by April 30, and had to issue
a statement Monday evening
assuring it had the money to
pay.
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BOSTON — Beacon Hill
Roll Call records local senators’ votes on the only roll
call from the week of Feb.
8-12. There were no roll
calls in the House last week.
ILLEGAL HUNTING (S
2069) — The Senate 35-0,
approved and sent to the
House a bill that would
increase penalties for illegal hunting, also known
as poaching. Provisions include increasing the fine for
hunting bears or bobcats
with the aid of a dog or bait
from $300-$1,000 to $1,000$5,000; raising the prison
sentence from up to six
months in prison to a year
in prison; and increasing
penalties for serial poachers
who repeatedly break the
law.
The measure also makes
the Bay State a member of
the Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact, a reciprocal
agreement among 45 other
states that allows state law
enforcement agencies to
share information with those
of other states. It recognizes
suspension of hunting, fishing and trapping licenses in
all states that are members
of the compact. Any person
whose license is suspended
in a member state would
also have his or her license
suspended in all other member states in which that conviction would be a violation
resulting in suspension.
Supporters said the illegal
harming or killing of wildlife is a very serious problem that should not be tolerated. They noted the bill
would update current state
laws created more than 80
years ago, and would increase penalties which currently are so low that they
no longer serve as a deterrent. They argued that the
increase in penalties would
also reduce the black market for bear gall bladders
and other animal organs
sold for a profit.
(A “Yes” vote is for the
bill.)
Sen. Anne Gobi: Yes; Sen.
Stanley Rosenberg: President rarely votes
ALSO UP
ON BEACON HILL
INCREASE JAYWALKING FINES (S 1813) — The
Transportation Committee
held a hearing on legislation to increase the fine for
jaywalking, currently $1 for
the first three violations and
$2 for fourth and subsequent ones. The bill would
increase the fine to $25 for
a first offense, $50 for a second offense and $75 for subsequent offenses.
Pedestrians are legally
permitted to cross streets
only in designated areas
such as crosswalks. Crossing
streets outside of these areas or against “don’t walk”
signals is defined as jaywalking.
Supporters said citations
which would result in the
low fines currently in force
are rarely issued by police
officers and are not an effective deterrent. They said
jaywalking has caused many
accidents and deaths.
YELLOW DOT PROGRAM (S 1889) — The
Transportation
Committee’s agenda also included
a bill that would create the
Yellow Dot Program to assist first responders at the
scene of a car accident. The
voluntary program would allow seniors 62 years of age
and older and individuals
with a chronic disease to affix a decal with a yellow dot
to the rear window on the
driver’s side of the motor
vehicle. The dot would alert
first responders to look in
the glove compartment and
locate a yellow dot folder
compiled by the participant
which would include his or
her medical information.
Supporters said the program would help save lives by
ensuring that first responders have a list of the victim’s
health records including all
prescription drugs that he
or she uses. They said that
accident victims are often
injured or unconscious and
thus unable to communicate
information verbally to a
first responder.
OTHER TRANSPORTATION-RELATED
BILLS
— The Transportation
Committee’s hearing also
included legislation that
would require that all vehicles in a funeral procession
to turn on their emergency
flashers (H 3082); mandate
that rental car companies
allow renters the option to
return a vehicle anytime on
a Saturday or Sunday to any
rental company branch office where vehicle returns
are accepted during regular
business hours, even if the
location is closed (H 3065);
require the formation of a
special commission to study
the cost and feasibility of
implementing a ferry service that goes from Boston
Harbor to Long Island. (H
3311); and require that all
vehicles have their headlights on at all times (H
3090). Current law requires
headlights to be turned on
during the period of onehalf hour after sunset to one
half-hour before sunrise,
when visibility is reduced to
less than 500 feet or when
the windshield wipers are
being used.
WHOOPING
COUGH
(S 1993) — The House approved and sent to the Senate a proposal that would
require hospitals to provide
parents of newborns with
educational information on
whooping cough and the
availability of a vaccine to
protect against it.
Supporters said that a
re-education effort for parents of newborns about the
disease is needed because
whooping cough has reemerged in recent years and
the number of cases in the
United States has risen from
2,000 per year in the 1970s
to 32,000 in 2014.
CONDO
RECORDS
(S 713) — The House approved and sent to the Senate a bill requiring condo
associations to reimburse
legal fees incurred by any
unit owner in his or her efforts to obtain records or
documents required by law
to be provided by the association to its owners. Under
current law, established in
1974, if an association refuses to provide such records,
the only recourse available
to owners is to hire an attorney.
Supporters said it is unfair to have the owner of
a unit pay his or her attorney’s fees if a court rules
that the owner is entitled to
the documents and the association did not provide them
in a timely way. They noted
that documents are usually
requested by an owner who
wants to sell or refinance his
or her unit.
$15 PER HOUR MINIMUM WAGE FOR AIRPORT WORKERS (H 3923)
— The Committee on Labor and Workforce Development held a hearing on
a measure that would raise
the minimum wage from
$10 per hour to $15 per hour
over three years for baggage handlers, janitors, nonTSA security and screening
personnel, airplane cleaners, wheelchair assistants,
skycaps, ticket agents and
certain other employees at
Logan Airport. The wage
would be hiked to $12 this
year, $13.50 next year and
$15 in 2018.
REWARD FOR WHISTLE-BLOWERS (H 3943)
— The Committee on Labor
and Workforce Development’s agenda also included
a measure that would reward any person who reports that an individual is
participating in the state’s
“underground economy.”
The whistle-blower would
receive 10 percent of any tax
revenue recovered.
The underground economy is a term commonly understood to include people
working “under the table”
for cash that is not reported to the IRS and Massachusetts Department of
Revenue. It also includes
many other illegal activities including concealment
or misrepresentation by individuals or businesses of
the actual number of their
employees to avoid payroll
taxes, insurance, licensing,
safety or other regulatory
requirements.
CHILD’S
TERMINAL
ILLNESS (H 84) — The
Committee on Children,
Families and Persons with
Disabilities held a hearing
on legislation that would
create a pilot program to
provide a one-time $10,000
low-interest loan to 30 individuals to assist them in
paying the expenses directly
resulting from terminal illnesses suffered by their children.
During the week of Feb.
8-12, the House met for a
total of 28 minutes and the
Senate met for a total of one
hour and 15 minutes.
Bob Katzen welcomes feedback at bob@beaconhillrollcall.com.
‘Millennial Engagement Initiative’ launched
BOSTON — Sen. President Stan Rosenberg on
Wednesday
announced
that Sen. Eric P. Lesser will
spearhead a new “Millennial Engagement Initiative”
for the Massachusetts Senate.
The initiative aims to create a dialogue with millennials across the Commonwealth about the issues that
matter most to them, including student debt, social media privacy and the new “gig
economy.”
“Last year the Senate listened to the concerns of
thousands of residents during our Commonwealth
Conversations tour. This
Initiative focuses on the
concerns of millennials, who
have important perspectives
and ideas that deserve to
be heard,” Rosenberg said.
“Sen. Lesser and I are passionate about making sure
we’re out there, talking with
young people and bringing
their insights back to the
Senate.”
“It’s important for us to
learn more about what state
government can do to promote policies that help engage millennials. Together,
we can make progress on
specific issues that most
directly impact my generation,” said Lesser, who at
age 30 is the youngest member of the Massachusetts
Senate.
Rosenberg and Lesser
will host the initiative’s first
event this Friday, Feb. 12,
at 3 p.m. with a roundtable
at TechSpring, a healthcare
innovation center located
in Springfield’s downtown
Innovation District. The
roundtable will include a
wide array of students and
young professionals ranging in age from 16 to 35 who
work in healthcare, educa-
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“Young people are eager
to make a difference, and
ready to take a leadership
role in our state. The purpose of this initiative is to
make sure their Senate is
responsive and making the
concerns of young people a
priority,” Lesser said.
According to an October
2014 study by the White
House Council of Economic
Advisers, millennials accounted for over one-third
of the U.S. population in
2013 and are the most diverse generation in the postWorld War II era.
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and then vegetable crops.”
Kenya is the sixth-largest flower exporter to the
U.S., according to the
U.S. Customs and Border
Protection. As east Africa’s agricultural powerhouse, Kenya supplies the
European Union with 38
percent of its cut-flower
imports, partly due to a
tax-exemption trade agreement.
Mr. Mules, who farmed
in Zimbabwe before being
evicted under President
Robert Mugabe’s land reforms, said prolonged rains
due to the El Nino weather
pattern have pressured the
company’s bottom line.
“The timing of Valentine’s Day is perfect for
Kenya because it falls in
the dry season,” he said.
“Unfortunately, this year,
due to el Nino, it has
lengthened the so called
‘short rains.’ Instead of
stopping in November we
were getting rain in January.”
Another lament is about
Russia.
In 2012, flower exports
to Russia, the world’s fifthlargest flower importer,
began shrinking due to
its tanking economy and
depreciating ruble. Russian military intervention
in Ukraine in 2014 only
“worsened the situation,”
said Cindy van Rijswick, a
fruit, vegetables and floriculture analyst at Dutch
bank Rabobank.
“A more indirect effect is
that, because of the declining cut-flowers exports to
Netherlands, Ecuador and
Colombia.
Cherop, a 29-year-old
single mother of two,
works at AAA Growers’
Simba farm in Nyahururu,
four hours’ drive north
of the capital, Nairobi.
It’s the one of company’s
four 20-hectare (50-acre)
farms that make them Kenya’s third-largest grower
of vegetables and flowers
combined. Cherop was one
of 600 workers bused in
from surrounding villages
to pick or pack thousands
of roses to be sent around
the world ahead of Feb. 14.
Flowers are intricately
tied to the global economy. When it collapsed in
2008, the cut-flower trade
lost $1.5 billion the following year. In 2013, global
exports of cut flowers, cut
foliage, living plants and
flower bulbs amounted to
$20.6 billion, more than
twice the amount in 2001.
International
events,
including Russia’s war in
Ukraine and plummeting
oil prices, have shaped
flower fortunes for numerous Kenyan farms. Sales
to oil-producing nations,
such as Norway and those
in the Middle East, have
dropped due to their reduced spending power,
said Britain-born Andrew
Mules, general manager
of AAA Growers’ Simba
farm.
“Up until two years ago,
flowers would have been
the most profitable part of
the farm,” he said. “Now it
is our third after soft fruit
Schools
From Page 1
School District, on Wednesday said he spoke with the
principals of each elementary school and Valentine’s
Day is observed in each
school. He said it varies
from school-to-school, with
children in the early grades
exchanging traditional Valentines and older children
focusing on the history of
the holiday.
Petersham Center
School
At the Petersham Center
School, students may bring
in Valentine cards as long as
everyone in the classroom
gets one. Swift River School New Salem
Principal Kelly Sullivan
said the school’s treatment
of Valentine’s Day accentuates friendship, in order to
respect the beliefs of students who may not wish to
celebrate. Preschool and
kindergarten students are
considering how to take
care of friends, grades 1
and 2 will participate in a
“You’ve Got Mail” celebration, and older students exchange cards — though no
parties or food celebrations
are held. In all, the school
de-emphasizes the holiday,
with celebrations observed
mostly in younger classrooms. Fisher Hill School Orange
Principal Maureen Donelan said the school places
only a small emphasis on
Valentine’s Day celebrations, which differ by teacher and include the exchanging of Valentines. Snacks,
while included as part of
the celebrations, are limited
in adherence to the school
wellness policy. Goodbye
spokeswoman Toya Stewart
Downey said Wednesday
that she wasn’t aware of any
developments since the district’s statement last week.
She also said Masini was not
available for an interview.
Other schools across the
country have also decided
to forego holidays out of
concern for student sensitivities, while others have
adjusted their celebrations.
Thomas R. Scarice, superintendent of Madison
Public Schools in Connecticut, told the Star Tribune
(http://strib.mn/1KXkxur)
that he promotes celebrating holidays in schools while
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remaining inclusive.
“Children are predisposed to have fun, and once
we take those opportunities away, learning suffers,”
Scarice said.
Some
districts
have
turned to generic seasonal
celebrations as a way of not
abandoning them entirely.
“We’re sensitive to being inclusive but do feel
that these celebrations are
important for building a
sense of community in our
schools,” said Amy Parnell,
spokeswoman for the Wayzata school district in the
Minneapolis suburbs.
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Russia, these flowers are
supplied to other markets,
which causes pressure on
prices,” she said.
Dana Malaskova, AAA
Growers’
commercial
manager, said that up until
September 2014, the company was sending a quarter
of their flowers to Russia,
with a steady 5 percent annual growth; now the volume has shrunk to 5 percent of the total.
“We no longer rely on
Russia for International
Women’s day on March 8,
the year’s second-biggest
flower-giving event,” she
said.
The drop in Russian demand isn’t translating into
a drop of the price of a
bouquet this Valentine’s
Day, said Neville Ratemo,
a director at Kenya’s Horticultural Council.
“There is always a big
volume at this time of year
and people will always be
buying roses, so the price
goes up,” he said.
The
Kenya
Flower
Council said exports rose
from 86,480 tons in 2006
to 136,601 tons in 2014.
Kenya’s flower business
continues to employ half
a million Kenyans and
earned more than half a
billion dollars last year,
according to government
statistics.
In the temperaturecontrolled storeroom of
AAA Growers’ warehouse,
stacks of cardboard boxes
bound for Canada, Australia, the United States and
France are the end point
to the process that started
with workers like Cherop.
Cherop, who earns Kenya’s rural minimum wage
of $80 a month, said the arduous manual work is a necessity to feed her family.
Giggling, she admits, after
a bit of prodding, that she’s
never received flowers.
“We do not really do this
here in Kenya,” she said.
“No man has ever given
me. I would like some.”
Budget
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imburse city and towns for
transportation improvements.
Officials said spans between 10 and 20 feet in
length would be eligible
for the small bridge funds.
Baker says the $170 million spending bill would
cover shortfalls in the
state budget for the fiscal
year ending July 1. The
governor last month ordered about $50 million
in spending cuts to other
programs.
Bust
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sands and thousands” of
bags of the drug.
Four loaded handguns
and approximately 138
grams of crack were also
recovered from the property.
The
suspects
were
charged with trafficking
in heroin and crack cocaine, possession of a firearm and receiving stolen
property as well as other
related weapons charges.
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Sports Schedule
Saturday, February 13
Varsity
WMass Division III Wrestling
Championships, at Southwick
High School, 9:30 a.m.
MIAA Division V Indoor Track
Championships, at Reggie
Lewis Center, 9:30 a.m.
Monday, February 15
Varsity
Athol girls basketball at Narragansett, 7 p.m.
JV
Athol girls at Narragansett,
5:30 p.m.
Tuesday, February 16
Varsity
Mahar boys basketball vs.
Belchertown, 7 p.m.
Athol boys basketball at Hopkins, 7:30 p.m.
JV
Mahar boys basketball vs.
Belchertown, 5:30 p.m.
Athol boys basketball at Hopkins, 6 p.m.
Middle School
MMS boys basketball vs. Eaglebrook, 3:30 p.m.
ARMS boys basketball vs.
Hopkins, 3:30 p.m.
ARMS girls basketball vs.
Hopkins, 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, February 17
Varsity Mahar girls basketball at Narragansett, 7 p.m.
JV
Mahar girls basketball at Narragansett, 5:30 p.m.
Thursday, February 18
Varsity
Mahar boys basketball vs.
Turners Falls, 7 p.m.
Athol boys basketball vs.
Smith Academy, 7:30 p.m.
JV
Mahar boys basketball vs.
Smith Academy, 6 p.m.
Athol boys basketball vs.
Smith Academy, 6 p.m.
Middle School
MMS boys basketball at Turners Falls, 11 a.m.
MMS girls basketball at Turners Falls, noon
Friday, February 19
Varsity
Mahar girls basketball vs.
Frontier, 7 p.m.
Athol girls basketball vs. Hopkins, 7:30 p.m.
JV
Mahar girls basketball vs.
Frontier, 5:30 p.m.
Athol girls basketball vs. Hopkins, 6 p.m.
Middle School
ARMS boys basketball at
Granby, 3:30 p.m.
ARMS girls basketball at Granby, 4:30 p.m.
Sportsman’s
Corner
By MIKE ROCHE
Showtime
OVER THE BACK — Athol’s Bryce Melanson controls the ball as a Narragansett defender climbs over the top during Friday night’s basketball contest in Baldwinville. The Warriors handed the Raiders their third loss in as
many nights, 74-46.
Photo By Mike Phillips
Gansett boys defeat Raiders 74-46
BALDWINVILLE — The woes of the
Athol High School boys’ basketball team
continued Friday night as the Raiders fell
for the third straight night, this time a 7446 decision against Narragansett.
Tyler St. Cyr led the Raiders with 17
points. Jordan Hayes added seven. Evan
Saisa and Isaac Raulston chipped in five
apiece.
Carter Amadon, Ryley Saisa and Bryce
Melanson netted four points a piece for
Athol which played without seniors Tyler
Lajoie and Nelson Leadbetter.
It’s been a tough week for the Raiders
who have been outscored by 82 points in
their last 10 quarters. Athol (1-15) visits Hopkins (18-0) on
Tuesday.
Narragansett won the junior varsity contest 58-41.
Maysin Tarbell led the Raiders with
11 points. Justin Blake added nine while
Bryce King had eight.
Colby Newcombe (6), Colby Mason (5),
Tim Soucie (2), Tyler Boyd (2) and Mark
Ferrari (1) rounded out the scoring.
Athol girls roll past Easthampton 47-11
EASTHAMPTON — The Athol High Robideau chipped in eight points. Lindsey
School girls’ basketball team applied the Hamlett netted seven. Callie Jillson added
pressure and Easthampton never stood a three points while Julia Carey had one in
chance.
the win.
The Lady Raiders (9-8, 5-1 North) stayed
The Raiders can clinch a spot in the
atop the Franklin North and moved within WMass Division III tournament with a vicone win of clinching a tournament berth tory at Narragansett on Monday.
with a 47-11 victory over the Eagles, FriAthol dropped the junior varsity contest
day night. The Athol defense limited East- 31-30.
hampton to just two first half points in the
Amber Mahony scored 13 points in the
win.
loss. Hannah Arsenault added 12 points.
Emily Casella led the effort with 18 Destiny Wrigley and Jess Soucie had two
LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) points while Hope Parker netted 10. Kayla each. Payton Parker netted one.
— Matt Forte won’t be returning to the Chicago Bears for a
ninth season.
The two-time Pro Bowl runHADLEY — The Mahar girls’ basketball
Senior guard Ally Parker did the damning back announced on Ins- team got everything they could handle, Fri- age as she netted a game-high 23 points for
tagram Friday morning that day night, but lived to tell about with a 70- the Senators. Kadie Jillson added 12 points
the team informed him this 57 victory over Hopkins Academy.
while Hannah Paul (11) and Kianna Whitweek it will not offer him a
The Senators (9-8) found themselves in more (10) also reached double-figures.
contract for next season. The a 49-49 tie entering the fourth quarter, but
Kianna Reilly added eight points in the
Bears confirmed it, with gen- outscored the Hawks (5-12) 21-8 down the win. Natalie Gonynor had six.
eral manager Ryan Pace call- stretch to earn the win. Mahar can clinch a
Erin Tudryn netted 28 points for the
ing him one of the “all-time spot in the postseason with a victory at Nar- Hawks. Allison Kowal-Safron added 20.
great Bears.”
ragansett on Wednesday.
Both players hit five three-pointers.
Forte will be an unrestricted
free agent and can sign with
any team beginning March 9.
Drafted in the second
round by the Bears in 2008, he
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. plain because I made a lot of he brought in the experience
emerged as one of the most (AP) — Sung Kang didn’t good putts on the front.”
of his caddie, Mike “Fluff”
successful running backs in know anything about his amHe goes to Pebble Beach Cowan, who is working for
franchise history. But he is 30 ateur partner until he went on Saturday as he goes after
years old and the team has a on the Internet and looked a record-tying fifth win in Kang while Jim Furyk recovers from wrist surgery.
long list of needs after finish- up actor Ray Romano. He this event.
And the 28-year-old South
ing last in the NFC North at didn’t realize the par at
Kang and Iwata were at Korean had an actor at his
6-10.
Monterey Peninsula was 71 11-under 132.
side cheering him along.
Despite the losing record, until he scrambled for par
Iwata, who tied a major
Romano, who has become
the Bears believe they took on his final hole and realized championship record with a
a
regular
at this event, wasn’t
a big step forward in their while signing his card Friday 63 at the PGA Championsure
the
name of his partfirst season under Pace and that he set the course record ship last year at Whistling
ner
earlier
in the week. No
coach John Fox. Forte had ex- with a career-low 60.
Straits, had a 66 at Pebble offense taken. Kang didn’t
pressed a desire to re-sign, but
It added to a memorable Beach.
know him, either.
the team is moving on without day at the AT& T Pebble
Mickelson, Freddie Jacob“One of my buddies came
him.
Beach Pro-Am, where Kang son (69 at Spyglass Hill) and up and said, ‘Oh, you’re with
“I will remain forever grate- and Hiroshi Iwata of Japan Chez Reavie (70 at Pebble
ful for my time spent in Chi- wound up tied for the lead. Beach) were one shot to par Ray. He’s very famous,’”
Kang said. “I did some recago and being able to play
“I feel like I’m living a behind at 10 under, while search on it. I Googled Ray
for an organization with such dream right now,” Kang said. Justin Rose had a 68 at Monand he was like on a really
a rich history,” Forte wrote.
Kang and Phil Mickelson terey Peninsula and was at 9 famous TV show for six or
“My only regret is not being each brought the possibility under.
seven years. He gets like alable to win a Lombardi tro- of 59 into the conversation
Jordan Spieth failed to most a third more earnings
phy for the best fans in all of — one early in his round, the birdie any of the par 5s at
from TV drama show.”
sports. I’m excited about the other late.
Monterey Peninsula — he
Asked if Romano knew
next chapter of my NFL caMickelson took only 11 is 1 under on the par 5s this him, Kang smiled and said,
reer. But, Chicago will always putts on the front nine at week even though he could
be home. God Bless and Bear Monterey Peninsula. When reach all of them in two shots “I think he’ll remember me
after today.”
Down!”
he made a 40-foot eagle putt — and his round of two birdKang had three birdies and
It has already been a rather on the 10th hole, he was 7 ies and 16 pars put him at
an
eagle on the back nine to
busy offseason for the Bears, under for the round and had 3-under 140 and eight shots
start
his round, picked up a
with offensive coordinator a pair of par 5s remaining out of the lead.
pair
of
birdies early on the
Adam Gase taking the Miami over his last eight holes.
“I’m 1 under on the par 5s, front nine and then poured it
head coaching job and DowHe made bogey on one of and from where I’ve been,
ell Loggains being promoted the par 5s, hooking his fair- they have pretty much all on with three straight birdies
from quarterbacks coach to way metal into shrubs and been par 4s for me,” Spieth that brought him to 11 under
replace him. The club has having to reach into the thick said. “So it almost feels like with only the par-3 ninth remaining.
plenty of work ahead consid- plants with a hybrid to punch I’m playing them 7 over.”
“I still thought the par was
ering about one-third of the out the ball and make sure
Rose thought Monterey 72,” he said.
roster had expiring contracts, it only went about 6 feet so Peninsula was difficult beHe hit what he called his
with Forte and No. 1 receiver that it wouldn’t go up the cause the greens are not as
worst
shot of the day, a big
Alshon Jeffery topping the list. slope and roll back into the pure as the other courses.
cut
that
came up short and in
Forte ranks second in bushes. Lefty usually doesn’t Then he was told that Kang
the
rough.
He chipped to 15
franchise history to Hall of hit great shots that go 6 feet was at 11 under and playfeet
and
saved
par.
Famer Walter Payton in yards unless he has a putter.
ing his final hole and Rose
“It was just going in every
rushing (8,602), receptions
Then, he nearly lost his tee smiled and said, “The greens single time,” he said.
(487), yards from scrimmage shot on the final hole and are obviously perfect.”
Jason Day had a 66 at
(12,718), 100-yard rushing made another bogey for a 65,
Kang couldn’t agree more. Monterey Peninsula to get
games (24) and games with leaving him one shot behind. He lost track of the numwithin five shots of the lead.
150 yards or more from scrim“I thought I was going to ber of birdie putts he made Patrick Reed, playing alongmage (25). His 64 touchdowns shoot a lot lower than I did,” in the 15-foot range, say(45 rushing, 19 receiving) rank Mickelson said. “I didn’t ex- ing they were “too many to side Mickelson, had six birdthird behind Payton and Neal pect to play 1 over coming count.” Some of them he ies in a seven-hole stretch on
the back nine and also was at
Anderson.
in. But I’m not going to com- read on his own. Other times 6 under.
RB Matt Forte
done in Chicago
after 8 seasons
Lady Senators fend off Hopkins 70-57
Kang flirts with 59 at Pebble Beach
The Springfield Sportsman’s Show will be running at the
Big E in West Springfield this month. This is major show
with literally something for every outdoors person. The
Springfield Sportsmen’s Show is undisputedly the largest
“pure” sportsmen’s show in the Northeast! This mega sporting event takes place Feb. 19-21, 2016 at the Eastern States
Exposition, home of the “BIG E,” West Springfield, Massachusetts. The show includes the best of hunting, fishing,
boating and adventure recreation that the outdoor world has
to offer all bundled together in one great event. it is loaded with great show features including educational hunting
seminars, fishing seminars, and fun exhibits like our big casting pool, the retrieving pool, and the giant fresh water fish
aquarium!
The show is a great family take with demonstrations on
many different hunting and fishing skills. There are hunting
dog demonstrations, lecturers on varied topics and hundreds
of booths featuring products and destinations. The food is
also very good and my daughters always enjoyed our trips
there each year. Show hours are Friday 12 to 8 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m., to 7 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. You really
should check out the web page at osegsportsmens.com to
see how many interesting exhibits there will be for you to
check out.
The Mahar Fish’N Game Club Game Supper will be held
this year on Thursday, March 17 at the school cafeteria. The
popular event features a variety of fish and game dishes prepared by a veteran kitchen crew that has been cooking up
wild game dishes to perfection for a long time. The appetizers
alone are worth the price of admission and they are followed
by a hearty meal featuring a variety of fish and game dishes.
The meal is made possible by the generosity of local sportsmen who donate fish and game they have in their freezers to
make the meal possible. One very attractive incentive for the
meat donors is the fact that each year the club offers a black
powder rifle as a raffle prize that the donors are entered in a
drawing to win. High school and middle school members of
the Mahar Fish’N Game Club will be receiving tickets next
week and there will be some at area outlets later this month.
The club, like so many others, has been frustrated in the effort to hold their annual ice fishing derby.
Mahar will be the site of the Massachusetts National
Archery in the Schools Tournament on Feb. 27. The winning team will be eligible to compete in the NASP National
Tournament in May. Last year over 8,000 young people were
involved in that competition. Mahar students are busy getting ready for the shoot and the activity has sparked growing
interest.
In 2016, MassWildlife is celebrating 150 Years of Conservation with a variety of events including a speaker series. Be
inspired, hone your skills as a naturalist, and try something
new! Hear from our staff and our partners as they discuss a
variety of current conservation issues and programs. Learn
how you can help contribute to projects that rely on public
input and observations. In addition to the lectures, we will
also host a variety of field outings that highlight Massachusetts wildlife and habitats. All lectures are free and open to
the public and will be held at 7 p.m., at MassWildlife Field
Headquarters, 1 Rabbit Hill Rd. in Westborough. Several
field outings will take place at locations throughout the state.
The first lecture in the series, Wildlife Journey in Time:
The History of Wildlife in Massachusetts, is on Feb. 18. Join
us on a time travel trip that will focus on the history of wildlife in Massachusetts starting from early settlement through
the present. MassWildlife’s Marion Larson will explain how
changes in the landscape changed wildlife populations and
people from the colonial era through the present. You’ll
learn why the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife was created
and how the agency’s role in fish and wildlife conservation
has changed with the times. Speculate on the future of fish
and wildlife and how you can play a part in it. The talk begins
at 7 p.m., at the new MassWildlife Field Headquarters building, 1 Rabbit Hill Rd. in Westborough. All talks are free and
open to the public. The public is invited to all events as the
agency celebrates this milestone.
The details for the local meeting about rattlesnakes have
been finalized. MassWildlife invites the public to an informational meeting about the plan to establish a small population of endangered rattlesnakes at the Quabbin Reservoir.
The meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 23, 2016, at
7 p.m. at the R.C. Mahar Regional High School, 507 South
Main St. in Orange.
NFL fines Talib, Jackson, Webb
Denver Broncos fiery cornerback Aqib Talib was fined
a total of $26,044 on Friday for taunting and face mask
fouls in the Super Bowl.
Teammate Malik Jackson was docked $8,681 for unnecessary roughness and Carolina third-string quarterback Joe Webb was fined $8,681 for unnecessary roughness on the final play of the game.
Talib was whistled for taunting in the first quarter,
keeping a Carolina drive alive. He later grabbed wide
receiver Corey Brown’s face mask following a 13-yard
catch at the Denver 2, essentially a 1-yard penalty that
preceded Carolina’s only touchdown.
Afterward, Talib admitted he grabbed Brown’s face
mask on purpose to send a message and was expecting
to get fined, adding: “But hey, we’re world champs.”
GOING RIGHT — Athol’s Evan Saisa (22) dribbles past a Narragansett defender during Friday
night’s basketball contest in Baldwinville.
Photo By Mike Phillips
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NASCAR’s new charter system
shuts out storied Wood Brothers
By JENNA FRYER
AP Auto Racing Writer
MAKE YOUR MOVE — Athol’s Tyler St. Cyr (2)
tries to get around a Narragansett defender during Friday night’s 74-46 loss to the Warriors.
Photo By Mike Phillips
NASCAR opens 2016 season
without 2 of its biggest stars
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.
(AP) — Jeff Gordon will be
in the booth and Tony Stewart
in a bed when the NASCAR
season begins.
Neither NASCAR star will
be in a car when Daytona International Speedway opens
Friday for preparations for
the Feb. 21 season-opening
Daytona 500. Gordon, arguably NASCAR’s biggest star,
retired at the end of last season and the four-time champion will now be a Fox analyst.
He has been highly visible
during his newly acquired free
time, and was on an all-terrain
vehicle trip with Stewart a
week ago when the three-time
champion crashed. Stewart
fractured a vertebra and lay in
the sand alone for 90 minutes
waiting for his group to find
him and get him to a hospital.
The accident has sidelined
Stewart for the beginning of
his final season as a NASCAR
driver, denying him a chance
to finally win the Daytona
500. He has come heartbreakingly close in his 17 previous
tries and spoke last month of
his desire to add that win to
his resume.
Instead, he will watch the
race on television as he awaits
approval to travel.
What Stewart will be missing is the start of what is expected to be a dramatically
improved season with plenty
of story lines.
Kyle Busch will attempt to
defend his Sprint Cup title,
which he snatched from 2014
champion Kevin Harvick. Defending Daytona 500 winner
Joey Logano will be chasing
a championship berth he was
denied last year because a
feud with Matt Kenseth.
The drivers will all be using
a new rules package that they
pushed for during a new era
of increased communication
between NASCAR and its
participants. Denny Hamlin
spearheaded a driver council
last year at a time when the
on-track product was practically unwatchable, with rules
that made passing very difficult and catching the leader a
daunting task.
As NASCAR tried a variety
of different packages, the drivers were vocal in the desire
for less downforce. Through
months of wide-ranging conversations, the drivers secured
the rules package they wanted
and finally feel that they have
a voice in decision-making.
The hope is that the racing
will be more entertaining this
year.
The field has been cut
from 43 cars to 40, and there
are only four open slots each
LEGAL NOTICE
TOWN OF PETERSHAM
HISTORIC DISTRICT
COMMISSION
PUBLIC HEARING
To all interested members of
the public: The Town of Petersham Historic District Commission
will hold a Public Hearing on
Thursday, February 25, 2016, at
7:00 p.m., at Petersham Memorial Library, 23 Common Street,
to review an application for a
Certificate of Appropriateness
for proposed modifications to
exterior architectural features
at 37 North Main Street, Petersham. Requested modifications: Removal of an existing
exterior door on south side of
rear ell and clad door opening
in clapboard to match existing.
- Petersham Historic District
Commission
February 13, 2016
week to teams that aren’t
guaranteed a spot in the field
through NASCAR’s new
franchise system. NASCAR
is also replacing its “greenwhite-checkered” system used
late in races with an “overtime
line” that will vary by track.
Some other things to know
heading into the season opener:
-----CHAMP RETURNS: Kyle
Busch begins the defense of
his Sprint Cup championship at the same track that
cost him a chunk of the 2015
season. Busch broke his right
leg and left foot when his car
slammed into a concrete wall
during the Xfinity Series race
at Daytona. He missed the
Daytona 500 and 10 more
races last year, yet a midsummer hot streak propelled him
into the Chase and his first
Cup title followed. Daytona
has since installed more than
8,500 feet of energy-absorbing “soft walls.”
LOGANO
DEFENDS:
Joey Logano won the Daytona 500 last year, a milestone
victory to kick off the best
season of his career. Logano
even reeled off three straight
wins during the Chase before
he was eliminated, ending
his bid for his first Cup title.
Logano is trying to become
first driver to win consecutive
Daytona 500s since Sterling
Marlin (1994-95). He was
eliminated after Matt Kenseth intentionally wrecked him
at Martinsville.
DAYTONA RISING: The
$400 million Daytona Rising
project is complete and will be
a featured aspect of the season opener. The massive renovation to NASCAR’s most
storied track should drastically improve fan experience
and maybe help capture the
attention of future generations. The three-year project
removed backstretch seating
and completely changed the
front-stretch
grandstands,
turning them into the world’s
first “motorsports stadium.”
The overhaul includes elaborate, corporate-sponsored fan
entrances, more than 1,400
high-definition
televisions
and more diverse food and
beverage options.
CHARTER
SYSTEM:
NASCAR dramatically overhauled its business model this
week, shifting to a franchiselike system that is intended to
provide financial stability for
team owners after decades of
heavy reliance on sponsors.
The change gets away from
the independent contractor
model that had been used
since NASCAR’s inception in
1948. The 36 charters handed
out to team owners guarantee revenue and a position in
what will now be a 40-car Cup
field, down from 43.
ROOKIES TO WATCH:
This season’s rookie class
could go down as one of the
best in recent years. Chase
Elliott headlines the field, replacing the retired Jeff Gordon in the No. 24 Chevrolet.
Chris Buescher, last year’s
Xfinity champ, joins Elliott in
a class that also includes Ryan
Blaney, Brian Scott and Jeffrey Earnhardt. Blaney will
have to attempt to race his
way into the field each week
because his Wood Brothers
Racing team was left out of
NASCAR’s new charter system.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.
(AP) — It’s been 10 years
since the Wood Brothers
completed a full NASCAR
season, and they stopped
trying to make it to the track
each week in 2009.
NASCAR’s oldest race
team didn’t have the funds
to keep up with the competition, and a scaled-back approach was what the familyowned organization felt was
best for the famed No. 21
Ford.
“It would have been an
embarrassment to our family, our uncles and our dad,
if we just showed up and
took a check,” said team coowner Len Wood, the son of
founder Glenn Wood. “We
didn’t. We tried to perform
every time we showed up. It
didn’t always work out that
way, but that is what we tried
to do.”
Their approach led to one
of the biggest moments in
team history: Trevor Bayne’s
2011 upset victory in the
Daytona 500. It was the sixth
Daytona 500 victory for the
team, but first since David
Pearson in 1976.
They consider Bayne’s
win proof that their strategy was best for the proud
Virginians, even though
it cost them one of the 36
coveted charters that were
created this week as part of
NASCAR’s new franchising
model. Only teams that have
attempted every race since
2013 were eligible for one
of the charters, which guarantee starting spots in the
field each week and provide
financial security to owners.
The charter system leaves
just four open spots in the
40-car field each week, and
the Wood Brothers will have
to qualify before every race.
The timing is bittersweet
for the Woods: This dramatic shift in the NASCAR
business model came as the
team prepared to return to
a full schedule with hotshot
rookie Ryan Blaney.
Blaney ran 16 races for the
Woods last year and failed
to qualify for three others
because rain washed out the
session.
Their faith in Blaney,
who is on loan from Team
Penske, and belief that they
have made major on-track
improvements have the organization convinced that
being denied a charter won’t
cripple them.
“I think with our performance this last year, qualifying in these races shouldn’t
be an issue as long as we perform like we know we can,”
Len Wood said. “We have
talked about in the past that
as long as it is a performance
related issue like we can’t
run fast enough, that is when
we have a problem. It is hard
to overcome something like
that. If you are fast enough
every week, that shouldn’t
be an issue.”
There were technically
two charters up for sale because Michael Waltrip Racing shuttered its organization in November. MWR
co-owner Rob Kauffman,
the architect of the charter
system, is free to sell them to
the highest bidder and has
completed deals with Joe
Gibbs Racing and StewartHaas Racing to transfer the
slots.
Eddie Wood said he was
never in position to obtain
one of Kauffman’s charters,
which went to Gibbs for Carl
Edwards and SHR for Kurt
Busch.
“It was pretty evident that
the two that Rob had were
going to go to the 19 and 41,
so we couldn’t compete with
that, so we really never went
there,” co-owner Eddie
Wood said. “I didn’t think I
could outbid Gene Haas and
Joe Gibbs.”
Fans have taken to social
media to blast the Woods’
exclusion from the charter
system, but team executives
understand the process. The
tough part was explaining
the situation to Hall of Famer Glenn Wood, who will
travel to Daytona on Saturday for the 70th consecutive
year.
“The hard part for him
was that there was this big
announcement,
confetti
flying and we were kind of
not a part of it,” Jon Wood,
Glenn’s grandson, said.
“Maybe we should have explained it beforehand because it would have made
more sense and not been
such a surprise and catch
him off guard.
“My grandpa didn’t start
this team in 1950 to make
a pile of money. What you
don’t do is change your business model. You don’t embarrass yourself.”
If they could do it all over
again and not scale back
after the 2008 economic
downturn, the team doesn’t
think it would change a thing
— even though that decision ultimately cost them a
chance at a charter.
“If you told me I could
go back six years and if we
wanted to run all the races
and you would have a charter, would you swap? No, I
probably wouldn’t,” Eddie
Wood said. “We wanted
to race in a model that fit
us at the time ... which was
race part-time but when we
show up we are competitive
and spending enough money
to get all the right stuff, the
right people and right driver.
“That actually turned into
a Daytona 500 win. You
can’t take that away. That
was one of the biggest wins
in our career.”
Mets Jenry Mejia 1st to draw lifetime drug ban
NEW YORK (AP) —
Mets reliever Jenrry Mejia
became the first player to
receive a lifetime ban under
Major League Baseball’s
drug agreement after testing
positive for a performanceenhancing substance for the
third time.
The commissioner’s office
said Friday that Mejia tested
positive for the anabolic steroid Boldenone, which athletes have used to increase
muscle mass and once was
popular for use in horse racing.
The 26-year-old righthander was the Mets’ closer
in 2014, then was suspended
for 80 games last April 11
following a positive test for
Stanozolol, a drug popular
among bodybuilders. At the
time, he said, “I can honestly say I have no idea how a
banned substance ended up
in my system.”
Mejia returned July 12,
appeared in seven games for
New York, then was banned
for 162 games on July 28 after a positive test for Stanozolol and Boldenone.
“I think not surprisingly there’s a tremendous
amount of disappointment, I
think to some extent, anger,
to some extent, amazement
that this could happen so
soon after a previous suspension was completed,”
Mets general manager Sandy Alderson said then. “This
is the consequence of making bad choices.”
The Mets said Friday they
“were deeply disappointed.”
The Major League Baseball
Players Association declined
comment, and a spokesman
for Mejia’s agents said the
pitcher had no comment.
Under pressure from
Congress to toughen their
drug program, major league
players and teams agreed in
November 2005 that a third
positive test for PEDs would
result in a lifetime ban. His
162-game suspension had
matched the longest under
the big league program, a
year-long ban served by the
Yankees’ Alex Rodriguez in
2014 that originally was 211
games before an arbitrator
reduced it.
Mejia may apply one year
from now to baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred for
reinstatement, and Manfred at his discretion has
the power to let Mejia back
in baseball — but no earlier
than for the 2018 season. If
an application is made and
denied, Mejia could ask
baseball’s arbitrator to end
the ban, claiming the penalty
is without “just cause.” The
arbitrator cannot reduce the
ban to less than two years.
Outfielder Josh Hamilton,
then in the minor leagues,
was suspended several times
for drugs of abuse from
2003-05 but was allowed to
return each time. During a
time when there was not a
drug agreement, Steve Howe
was suspended for life by
Commissioner Fay Vincent
in 1992 after the pitcher’s
seventh drug- or alcoholrelated incident. Arbitrator
George Nicolau said doctors concluded Howe suffered from Attention Deficit
Hyperactive Disorder and
cut the suspension to time
served, which was 119 days.
Brian Vickers set for Daytona return
DAYTONA
BEACH,
Fla. (AP) — Brian Vickers
might have been more easily found on TV this week
pitching a blood-thinning
drug instead of practicing
for the Daytona 500.
His ubiquitous commercial — which also features
Miami Heat star Chris Bosh
and golfer Arnold Palmer
— was about the only way
Vickers stayed in the spotlight for most of the last
year.
Bosh is back from his
blood clot scare and returned to All-Star form.
Vickers is ready for a
comeback from his own
health woes, too. His once
promising career derailed
by recurring blood clots,
Vickers will drive the No.
14 Chevrolet in the Daytona 500 for Stewart-Haas
Racing. Tony Stewart is
sidelined indefinitely with a
fractured vertebra.
Vickers has no promises
of another start. Yet after
missing 34 races last season,
he will gladly take a seat in
NASCAR’s biggest race.
“I wasn’t sure if I would
ever be in the Daytona 500
again,” Vickers said Friday
at Daytona International
Speedway. “Here I am.”
Vickers was medically
cleared to race this week. He
can’t compete while being
treated for the clots because
the blood thinners increase
his risk of serious internal
bleeding if he is hurt in a
crash. He worked with doctors for a year to find the
right plan that allows him
to race safely and keep him
protected from clots.
“I wasn’t sure if I’d ever
race again,” he said.
The 32-year-old Vickers
has three wins in 318 career
Sprint Cup starts, but only
raced a full schedule twice
since 2009. Vickers is paired
with rookie crew chief Michael Bugarewicz for Speedweeks.
“We’ll be well prepared by
the time we get to the 500,”
Bugarewicz said.
Vickers was picked in
part because of his success
at restrictor-plate tracks.
His first career Cup victory
came in 2006 at Talladega
Superspeedway. He finished
second in 2014 in the July
race at Daytona and has
made nine career starts in
the Daytona 500.
Stewart, 0 for 17 in the
Daytona 500, was hurt riding an all-terrain vehicle in
the desert in California last
week. Stewart hasn’t won
a race since 2013 and had
only three top-10 finishes
last season. Stewart still had
a Daytona presence in absentia — he used the livestreaming app Periscope to
answer fan questions as he
walked on a treadmill.
“It’s unfortunate that
this is the car I’m in because it means Tony’s not
here,” Vickers said. “I can
understand what he’s going
through, unfortunately.”
Vickers has been sidelined four times for health
issues since 2010.
He missed the final five
races of the 2013 season
because he was placed on
blood thinners to treat a
blood clot in his right calf.
He also missed 25 races during the 2010 season when
clots were discovered in his
legs and lungs.
No players have been
banned for life under the
minor league drug program.
A Dominican signed by
the Mets in 2007, Mejia
reached the major leagues
in 2010 and became their
closer in 2014, when he had
28 saves in 31 chances. He is
9-14 with a 3.68 ERA in 18
starts and 95 relief appearances.
Mejia began last year
as the Mets’ closer, but
couldn’t get loose while
warming up on opening day
at Washington and went on
the disabled list with elbow
inflammation.
Because of the suspensions, Mejia received just
$496,311 of his $2,595,000
salary last year. He will receive none of his $2.47 million salary this year.
In Mejia’s absence, Jeurys
Familia became New York’s
closer, and the Mets went on
to reach the World Series
for the first time since 2000.
New York lost the World
Series to Kansas City in five
games.
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MCLAUGHLIN PAVING— Driveways, sidewalks and parking lots.
Over 30 yrs. experience. Call for
free estimate. (978)544–3281.
GRIFF'S RUBBISH— Removal.
Brush, building materials, appliances, etc. Surrounding towns
curbside service. Gary Griffith,
(978)249–6468.
MALLET RUBBISH— And recycling. Commercial, residential,
roll-off services. Containerized
service. Weekly curbside service.
(978)249–9662.
BRAMHALL
CONSTRUCTION
Jon Bramhall
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Services
and Repairs
HAYDEN ROOFING
Residential & Commercial
Siding • Windows • Doors
Container Rental
Lic. #88780
(978)544-3140
Custom Homebuilding,
Additions, Decks, Siding
Kitchen & Bath Remodeling.
MCS #062506, HIC #117243
(978)544–7221
SEPTIC TANK
CLEANING
Residential/ Commercial
HEATHCLIFF
F.A. Moschetti
& Sons
(978)939–8645
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Services
and Repairs
BOB'S PAINTING— Interior/ exterior. Free estimates. Insured,
40+ years experience. Bo b
Blaser (978)249-5703, (978)4135536.
BARDSLEY
RENOVATIONS
Home Improvement
Contractor
Roofing, Siding, Windows,
Additions, Seamless Gutters &
Garage Doors
For all your home
improvement needs
Call (978)544-8342
CSL #186007, HIC #126980
CLEAN SWEEP— Chimney service. Cleaning, masonry, repairs,
liner installation. Inspection.
(978)544-8848.
LEBLANC ENTERPRISES—
Rubbish removal. Weekly curbside pick-up. All other debris and
cleanouts. (978)249-4061.
RENT- A- HANDYMAN— Home
carpentry, sheetrock, painting,
repairs, property maintenance.
Reasonable, reliable. References. (978)544-7455 or
kmjo1950@hotmail.com.
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Services
and Repairs
S & S APPLIANCE
447 Main St., Athol
WE OFFER ALL MAJOR
APPLIANCE SERVICE
In Home & Shop
Call (978)249-7535
Web Site www.ssappliance.com
BURNER GUYS— 24 Hour Oil
Heat Service. Repair/ Installations. Tune-up/ Cleaning $99. Licensed/ Insured. (978)249-4440.
Visa/ Mastercard Accepted. License #BU104752.
BARTLETT'S PLUMBING
AND HEATING
Drain Cleaning, Gas & Oil,
Service/Repairs,
Installation/Cleaning
Free Estimates, Lic. #30155
CALL (978)249-0004
For Emergencies (978)846-9840
PETERSHAM
SANITARY SERVICE
Septic Tanks Pumped
Out by Modern Vacuum
Pressure Method
(978)724-3434
A. F. MALLET EXCAVATING—
Septic systems, excavating, site
work and driveway repair. Free
estimates. Fully licensed and insured. Andy (978)790-8667, Tom
(978)503-8959. License
#114914.
FURNITURE REFINISHING—
Stripping, repair and restoration.
For experience and care, free estimates, pick up and delivery call
Rosanne Amodeo (978)5448237.
KK ROLL OFF CONTAINERS—
Construction, demo, roof debris,
household clean out. Karl
Knechtel (978)944-3004,
(978)248-9894.
HURLBURT
Building Contractors
www.HBCLiving.com
•General Contractors
•Home Builders
•Post & Beam Construction
•Siding •Decks
•Windows •Roofing
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(978)544-3798
LERAY HANDYMAN— Service.
Carpentry, Drywall, Painting,
Flooring, Roofing, Siding & Masonry repairs, Odd jobs. Free estimates. Jason (978)724-4550 or
lerayhandyman@mass.rr.com.
License #176734.
ATHOL GLASS COMPANY—
63 Main Street. Home and Commercial. Screens and New Windows. (978)249-4872.
CAPONE PAINTING— & Wallpapering. Custom ceilings. Exterior power washing. And More.
(978)894-5107.
THE GARAGE— One Barre
Road, Junctions 122 and 32,
Petersham. (978)724-3237. Full
service auto repair.
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Professional
Services
DENNIS BRAMHALL BUILDER
Custom Homes, Barns,
Garages, Remodeling,
Additions, Roofing, Siding,
Decks, Replacement Windows
Fully insured and free estimates
CSL #070066, HIC #131173
Quality, honesty and hard work
(978)544-1579
KK BUILDERS— Custom
homes, garages, additions and
decks. Everything from floors to
roofs. Fully insured. CSL
#090276, HIC #151230. Karl
Knechtel (978)944-3004.
WRIGHTS WELDING
(978)249-4023
Welding of all Kinds
J. SAULT DRYWALL— Sheetrock installed and finished. Refinish plaster walls and ceilings to
look new. Textures, painting.
(978)544-2613.
Rich Harrington
Journeyman Electrician
25 Years Experience
New & Old Construction
Generator Back-up Systems
Service Upgrades
Fully Insured. Free Estimates.
Lic. #E38511
(978)249-6064
J&R TREE SERVICE— Tree
and brush removal, storm clean
up. Free estimates. Fully insured.
(978)895-7267, (978)544-5410.
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By Jerry Scott & Rick Kirkman
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Professional
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BRUCE RAULSTON
PLUMBING & HEATING
New Homes, Remodeling,
High efficiency oil & gas boilers,
water heaters. Gas piping
Service & Repair
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Snowplowing
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Moving
& Storage
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PCA— For 34 year old man.
Every other weekend. 20 hours.
Non-smoker. Must pass CORI/
own car, license and valid insurance. Pays $13.38 through CP
OF MASS. Call (978)544-3333.
ADMINISTRATIVE– Assistant
needed for Gardner & Worcester
rental, leasing office. Previous
experience with Affordable Housing preferred. (413)774-4562
SNOWPLOWING
& SANDING
COINS, POSTCARDS— Pre
1973 baseball cards. Stamps,
local history. (978)249-0156.
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BARDSLEY
RENOVATIONS
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NORTH QUABBIN— Antiques
Cash paid for good used furniture, antiques, collectibles, silver, gold, coins, glassware, pottery, quilts, jewelry, frames, tools,
and toys. We buy attic, cellar &
barn contents. Top dollar paid!
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out how to spot medical billing
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Instruction
PIANO, ORGAN— Keyboard. All
ages. Classical, pop, theory, harmony. Janet Paoletti
(978)249–9254.
MUSIKIDS— Piano, violin, guitar and vocal instruction. All ages
and levels. Victoria BartlettRoche (978)249-7771.
Autos
for Sale
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GLEASON MOTORS, LLC—
Clouatre's under new ownership.
Clean used vehicles, reasonable
prices. Financing available, Bad
or no credit. Rental cars available. (978)544-1895.
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Musical
Equipment
HAMILTON BALDWIN— Five
Foot Grand piano with bench
seat. $2,200. Call evenings
(978)575-0237.
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Pets
& Supplies
MOUNT TULLY— Pet Hotel/
Store. Boarding, Daycare,
Grooming for dogs and cats.
Fish, reptiles, birds, feeds.
(978)575-0614. Open 7 days.
BARK'N BEAUTIES— Mobile
grooming van. Specializing in
handling cats. We conveniently
come to you. (978)399-3893.
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Lawn &
Garden Care
BARK MULCH— And wood
chips. Rough Cut Lumber, North
Dana Road, New Salem.
(978)575–0475.
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Household
Goods
WHOLESALE CARPET— Service. 35 years experience. Call
Bruce (978)249-6331.
LYESIUK'S FLOORING— Sales
and Service. Carpet, vinyl, laminate, hardwood and more. Free
estimates. Please call Nick at
(978)575-0606.
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Building
Materials
NATIVE LUMBER— Pine
boards, hemlock dimension, hard
and soft wood beams and timbers. Wood chips, bark mulch.
Custom sawing. Monday thru Friday 8:30-4:00, Saturday, 8 to 12.
Rough Cut, Old North Dana Rd.,
New Salem. (978)575–0475.
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Firewood
for Sale
LOG LENGTH FIREWOOD—
Heyes Forest Products. Call for
delivery: (978)544-8801. VisaM/C accepted.
FIREWOOD— Call Adams Logging, evenings (978)544-8148.
TRUCKLOAD SEASONED—
Firewood, 180 cubic feet,
(413)336-2186.
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Moving
& Storage
WEATHERHEAD
STORAGE
5x5, 5x15, 10x10,
10x15, 10x20, 10x30
Storage units available.
(413)423-3831
PINBALL MACHINES— And old
slot machines. Call TXT e-mail
Thatpinballguy@gmail.com
(617)335-7650.
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Antiques
WE BUY ANTIQUES— Used
furniture, gold and silver jewelry,
coins, vintage toys. One piece or
e n t i r e e s t a t e . C a l l P a u l at
(978)249-2751 or (978)5025008. 5 E. Main Street, Orange.
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Income
Tax
VALLEY TAX SERVICE— 2428
Main Street, Athol. Call day or
night (978)249-2888.
PROFESSIONAL TAX SERV.—
Call Debra for quote. No obligation. (978)895-0665. Expert
Taxes without Large Company
Prices.
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SALES PERSON WANTED—
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PRESCHOOL TEACHER— Immediate opening. Must be dependable, caring and flexible.
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LANDSCAPING CREW—
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Mobile
Homes
ORANGE— On own lot. Kitchen,
living room, one bath, two bedrooms plus. $875 per month.
Possible lease option. Available
March 1st. (413)687-1444.
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Apartments
for Rent
ATHOL— Uptown 2nd floor, one
bedroom, $600 a month, heat included. $25.00 credit check fee.
$1200 cash to move in.
(508)272-2300.
ATHOL— 2 bedroom. Heat and
hot water included. Call for details (978)467-6234 or (978)9398870.
ATHOL— 2 bedroom in modern
building. Newly renovated. Laundry, trash removal. No utilities.
Off street parking. First, last. No
pets. $700 monthly. (978)4076656.
WARWICK— 3 rooms, 1 bedroom. No utilities. $365 monthly.
Security deposit required. Call
(617)381-0367.
ORANGE— Studio, 1st floor.
Very nice, quiet area. Kitchenette. $480 monthly, first &
last. Evenings(413)339-0180,
daytime(413)259-7473.
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Apartments
for Rent
ATHOL— Exchange Street. Two
bedroom. Freshly painted. Lead
Cert. No Pets, includes heat and
hot water. $800 (978)249-3211.
ATHOL— Exchange Street. One
bedroom. Second floor. Hardwood floors. Lead Certified. No
pets, includes heat and hot water. $650 (978)249-3211.
GARDNER— Sunny two bedroom. Indoor porch, parking included. One pet OK. $79 9
monthly. (617)818-2969.
ATHOL— 4 Bed for $750 plus
utilities and a 1 bedroom for
$550 with hot water included.
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Houses
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FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE—
For sale or rent. Call for details.
(978)420-5893.
ATHOL— 3 bedroom. Recently
renovated. Nice neighborhood.
Off street parking. Available immediately. $1,050 per month.
First, last, security. (978)8952286.
ATHOL— Single Family Home
for rent. Master on-suite, 2 bedroom, 2 baths. Off street parking.
Washer/ dryer. First/ last/ security due at signing. No Pets/ no
utilities, no smoking. $1,000/
month. (978)895-8989.
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Rooms
for Rent
ATHOL— Short or long term occupancy, $99- $150 weekly, furnished or unfurnished. All utilities included. 2 weeks plus 1
week security with income verification. Call (978)423-6773.
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Business
Property
ATHOL— Approximately 2,000
sq. ft. of ground floor, professional space. Call Wes 978-8951076.
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Vacation
Rentals
ATHOL— 3 rooms furnished.
2nd floor. Heat, hot water and
rubbish removal. No pets. Call
(978)249-9093 between 8am8pm.
LUXURY OCEANFRONT—
Condo, Old Orchard Beach
Maine. Come to the Atlantic and
enjoy a weekend get-a-way or
summer vacation. (978)249-9101
ATHOL— 2 bedroom condo.
Available March 1st. Nice, quiet
neighborhood. No smoking, no
pets. First, last and security deposit. $750 monthly. (508)5170516.
Man's greatest invention
was the WHEEL...
ONE BEDROOM— At Indian
Crossing. Second floor $600.
Beremco, for details (978)2498131, X19.
ATHOL— Large 3 bedroom, no
utilities, off street parking. $850
per month. First and last required. (781)897-3736.
ATHOL— Recently renovated 2
bedroom, heat and hot water included, off-street parking, coinop washer and dryer on site.
$875 per month. First and last required. (781)879-3736.
ATHOL— Large 1 bedroom, no
utilities, first floor, off street parking, coin-op washer and dryer on
site. $550 per month, first and
last required. (781)879-3736.
ATHOL— One bedroom, cozy
efficient, recently renovated on
quiet street. Trash removal and
off street parking. $650 per
month. (617)347-2920.
ATHOL— 1 bedroom, 3rd floor.
$500 monthly. Hot water included. First and security required. (978)537-9683.
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Boston robbery suspects
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BOSTON (AP) — It didn’t take Boston
police long to track down three suspects in
an armed convenience store robbery.
Authorities say the men were all wearing court-ordered GPS devices for unrelated cases, which placed them inside the
Dorchester store and allowed investigators
to track them to an apartment a block away.
Police say the suspects entered the store
at 6 p.m. Wednesday. All three wore masks
and one had a gun.
They made off with cash and cigarettes.
All three pleaded not guilty at their arraignment Thursday. Two had their bail revoked in prior cases. A third was held on
$50,000 bail.
The prosecutor said “all their GPSs
pinged to the store at the time of the robbery.” Police also found evidence in the
apartment that tied them to the robbery.
Animal rights protest off
after ‘greased pig’ dust-up
NEWPORT, N.H. (AP) — An international animal advocacy group launched a
protest against a New Hampshire winter
carnival event billed as a “Greased Pig on
Ice,” but withdrew it after learning there’s
no pig in the act — just a man on skates
in a pig costume with
dollar bills tied to his
tail.
Steve Smith, an organizer of the 100th
Newport Winter Carnival, said People for
the Ethical Treatment
of Animals, or PETA,
launched its alert last
week despite his reassurances that no pigs
would be harmed
during the Saturday
event. Smith said he
received about 100
emails from concerned animal lovers.
PETA spokeswoman Daphna Nachminovitch said Smith
did not clarify what
the event would entail. She said the updated information is
excellent news for the
pigs.
Smith said Thursday that he assured
a PETA investigator
in a Feb. 5 email that
no animals would be
harmed during the
event. The group
never challenged or
questioned him about
it before writing a detailed email alert, he
said. It talked about
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and violent ordeal
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participants.” It also
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the pigs and stuffing
them into barrels.
“How can they
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doing if they never
even bothered to ask
what we’re doing?”
Smith said. “If they
just asked, ‘What are
your plans?’ I would
have told them.”
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~~~ Celebrations ~~~
Dean’s List
AREA — The following
North Quabbin area and
regional students attending various institutions
were named to the dean’s
list for the fall semester at
their respective schools:
Clarkson University
New Salem
Nate Cooper Hurwitz.
Merrimack College
Phillipston
Kylie Chartier.
UMass-Dartmouth
Athol
Matthew Drazek, Timothy Funa.
Phillipston
Krystopher Grasmuck.
Honor Roll
GREENFIELD
—
Bishnu Darjee, a middle school student from
Athol, achieved honor roll
status for the 2nd quarter
at Massachusetts Virtual
Academy, the first diploma-granting virtual commonwealth school in Massachusetts. New Arrivals
NEW ARRIVAL — A
son, Jameson Andrew
Abare,
weighing
7
pounds, was born Jan.
12, 2016, at UMass Memorial Medical Center
in Worcester, to Sara
Barnes and Andrew Abare of Athol. Maternal
grandparents are Kimberly and Todd Soucie
of Athol, Aaron Barnes
of Athol, and Tina Cooley of Athol. Paternal
grandparents are John
Arsenault of Athol, and
Cindy Kenney of Rindge, N.H.
NEW ARRIVAL — A
daughter, Ella Grace
Daniels, weighing 8
pounds, 5 ounces, was
born on Feb. 3, 2016,
at South Miami Hospital in Miami, Fla., to
Rebecca (Gelinas) and
U.S Coast Guard Commander Douglas Daniels
of Doral, Fla. Rebecca
is the daughter of the
late Richard N. Gelinas
Sr. and the late Patsy D.
Gelinas of Athol. Ella’s
grandparents are Elizabeth Daniels of Spokane,
Wash., and Don Daniels
of Simpsonville, S.C. Ella
joins a sister, Emma, 6.
Mahar students named to second quarter honor roll
ORANGE — Following
are Ralph C. Mahar Regional School students who
achieved high honors (90 percent or higher average) and
honors (80 percent or higher
average) in the 2nd quarter. Grade 12
High Honors Margaret Bramhall, Rashad
Duncan, Natalie Gonynor,
Christopher Hicks, Caitlin Lacasse, John Mannino, Kelsea
Monette, Allison Osborne, Allyson Parker, Clayton Richardson, John Richardson, Eli
Smith, Colleen Ward.
Honors
Liam
Bashista,
Tristan
Bergeron, Morgan Bezio, Christopher Christiansen, Owen
Cook, Alyssa Gaudet, Joseph
Geyster, Abigail Greene, Kiara
Griffin, Carly Jillson, Monet
Kendrick, Brooke-Lynn Loseman, Matthew Maillet, Pedro
Mattos, Trina McNabb, Caleb
Nutter-Truehart, Emily Peirce,
Hannah Perkins, Hunter Richardson, Kiersten Samalis, Jacob Sidilau, Alexandra Temple, Sophia Wetherbee, Kiana
Wheeler, Kianna Whitmore,
Clara Witty.
Grade 11
High Honors
Caitlyn
Arsenault,
Alex
Barbera Perez, Mehdi Ben
Bouazza, Naomi Cope, Ahmad Hamadneh, Kacy Ninteau,
John Nye, Yunjung Seo, Aaron
Wright.
Honors
Hunter Apteker, Levi Baruch,
Gwendolyn Conrod, David
Dexter, Zachary Duguay, James
Duteau Jr., Austin Gelinas, Joseph Gillis, Graham Green,
Roger Hamlett Jr., Andrew
Hill, Kadie Jillson, Tanatham
Khoosakul, Aria Leelyn, Taylor
Legare, Kelsie Lyman-Meade,
Samantha MacDonald, Jordan Martin, Amberlyn Newton,
Brian Nye, Joslyn O’Brien, Isa-
bella Quattrucci, Robyn Rau,
Nicholas
Segalla-Stafford,
Anna Sereda, Mckenzie Tenney, Lauryn White.
Grade 10
High Honors
Hannah Birch, Cole Emery,
Hugo Frost, Emily Inman, Haley
Jean, Brennan Mailloux, Lura
Misner, Katelyn Page, Grace
Robichaud, James Teele.
Honors
Elysha Bedard, Brittney
Brown, Amanda Chmyzinski,
Kylie Crowley, Timothy Griffin Jr., Matthew Jenks, Kirsten
Ladeau, Cassidy Layton, Madison Leary, Vanessa Leh, Adam
Maselli, Connor McCarthy,
Seth Mitchell, Kyle Monette,
Hannah Paul, Samuel Paul,
Gwen Perkins, Skyla Qualters,
Kianna Reilly, Owen Rich, Ushna Saeed, Patrick Sidilau, Cecil
Talbot, Mayte Torres-Zelaya,
Jessica Walker, Russell Wheeler, Tyreece Younger.
Grade 9
High Honors
Sophia Apteker, Abby Bonk,
Amanda
Calderon,
Julius
Chace, Emma Currier, Aimee
Dupont, Danielle Ellis, Lilliana
Fellows, Aria Flematti, Sarah
Graeff, Jeanne Grutchfield, Carissa Johnson, Alivia Liberty,
Marianna Mannino, Edward
McCray Bennington, Michelle
Moulton, Shelby Ponusky,
Chloe Taddeo, Victoria Tenney,
Kassidy Thompson, Saydie
True, Anna Wetherbee.
Honors
Owen Anderholm, Miguel
Arce, Hannah Bergquist, Jordyn Berry, Mollie Burke, Camron Burnett, Lani deDiego,
Gracie Eastman, Alexandra
Fraser, Elina Gordon-Halpern,
Tori Hanks, Lauren Henne,
Komal Khan, Dominic Negron,
Marie Nottleson, Will Peredina, Alyssa Rousseau, Lucas
Seney, Griffin Shaw, Thomas
Shortis, Timothy Slater, Mikayla
Thomas, Kallista Vega-Alobai-
di.
Grade 8
High Honors
Morgan Boyer, Alexander
Downing, Ella Fontaine, Tucker
Ninteau, Courtney Page, Simon
Powell, Kamryn Reilly, Megan
Rich, Jeremiah Teele, Charlotte
Torres-Zelaya, Eve Towne, Jessica Wilson, Ceara Zhang.
Honors
Charles Barnes, Todd Chiasson, Garret Cole, Skylar Dodge,
Riley Drew, Kane Fahey-Lafreniere, Jordan Fournier, Jacob
Gadwah-Alonso, Carolyn Gilmore, Connor Hanks, Robert
Harris IV, Ryan Hesselton, Justin Littlewood, Brittany Lyman,
Natalie Lyman, Alexis MainvilleSchaefer, Thor Mead, Brooke
Mitchell, Adam Savoy, Peter
Tattan, James Temple, Jenna
Thebeau, Jacob Whitney, Zoe
Wright.
Grade 7
High Honors
Charles Anderson IV, Eric
Arce, Astrid Conrod, Siobhan
Davis, Quincey Drew, Hannah
Dupont, Cameron Gonynor,
Elizabeth Houle, Megan Lundgren, Matthew Lyesiuk, Micalyn
Mailloux, Gracie Marsh, Thomas Martin Jr, Luke Melanson,
Delaney Parker, Jaden Softic,
Elias Spencer, Johnathan
Towne.
Honors
Morgan Barnes, Gage Blackbird, Madelyn Blattenberger,
Colin Boyle, Mattie Budine,
Eliana Campbell, Jakob Carron, Alexander Currier, Eli Gonzalez, Alyssa Hardy, Brianna
Harty, Abigail Henne, Ophelia
Kennan, Julianna LaMontagne,
Elijah Lemay, Hailie Meeker,
Jacob Murphy, Zachary Nottleson, Austin Paine, Amanda
Phelps, Elysia Rosado, Joviana
Rosario, Daisy Si, Vitchara Si,
Brian Skorb, Dominic Stewart,
Jacob Tenney, Chelsea Vezina,
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whatever form it takes, the Taurus moon promises an expression
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ATHOL DAILY NEWS Weekend, February 13-14, 2016 Page 11
Did you know?
V
alentine’s Day is a time
when men and women
express their love and affection for one another, which
can be accomplished in a
variety of ways. For many
celebrants, food and beverages are part
of the festivities. According to
the USDA
and Gallup,
in the United
States Valentine’s
Day is the bubbliest occasion after New Year’s Eve and
Thanksgiving. That’s because
around $9 million is spent
on sparkling wine products.
What pairs well with that bubbly? Why chocolate, of course.
Fifty-eight million pounds of
chocolate candy is purchased
during the week of Valentine’s
Day, when the National Confectioners Association says 36
million heart-shaped boxes of
chocolate are sold. Cupid’s connection to love and the Valentine’s Day holiday
H
earts tend to be aflutter on Valentine’s
Day, and Cupid just might
be the scoundrel behind
those starry-eyed feelings.
Just who is this arrow-wielding Cupid and how did he
become associated with Valentine’s Day?
God of love and desire
Ancient Greeks and
Romans were prolific storytellers and used mythology to explain many of the
mysteries of life. Certain
feelings and happenings on
Earth were attributed to the
moods and actions of Gods
who presided over the people.
In Roman mythology, Cupid was the god of desire,
erotic love, attraction and
affection. His Greek counterpart was Eros, while in
Latin Cupid was known as
Amor. According to myth,
Cupid was the son of the
winged messenger Mercury
and Venus, the goddess of
love. Cupid’s machinations
were often guided by his
mother’s hand, and matchmaking remained his most
well-known trait.
As time went on and
Christian influences pushed
out ancient Greek and Roman beliefs, Cupid was seen
as an angel of heavenly and
earthly love. Cupid could
easily be mistaken for many
other angelic cherubim portrayed in artwork during the
Renaissance period. Eventually Cupid became a popular icon of Valentine’s Day.
Cupid’s appearance
Cupid has appeared in different ways in illustrations
and other artwork throughout history. Sometimes he is
depicted as a winged, chubby infant carrying a bow and
a quiver of arrows. Classical
Greek art depicts Cupid as a
slender, winged youth.
The reason Cupid has
wings is because lovers are
known to be flighty and
change their moods and
minds with some frequency.
He is boyish because love
is irrational, and he carries
arrows and a torch because
love can both wound but
also inflame the heart.
Cupid has traditionally
been portrayed as benevolent, if not mischievous. After all, his goal is to bring
two lovers together. His
arsenal was equipped with
two different kinds of arrows. People pierced by
gold-tipped arrows would
succumb to uncontrollable
desire. Those afflicted by an
arrow with a blunt tip of lead
desired only to flee.
Cupid and Psyche
Cupid may have been responsible for bringing many
people together with his special arrows, but he also was
granted the opportunity to
experience love himself. According to the myth of “Cupid and Psyche,” Psyche was
a beautiful woman whose
appearance rivaled even
that of Venus. People grew
enchanted by her beauty
and started to neglect the
worship of Venus. Jealous of
this attention, Venus asked
Cupid to make Psyche fall
in love with a monster. But
when Cupid saw how beautiful Psyche was, he accidentally dropped the arrow
meant for her and pricked
himself instead. He immediately became enamored
with her.
Psyche, who had not been
able to marry like her other
sisters, feared she had been
cursed by the gods in some
way. She was sent away to
avoid the premonition of
marrying a monster, but
Cupid, hidden from sight,
ended up visiting Psyche and
gaining her trust and affection. The pair then married,
although Psyche had never
seen her husband in the light
of day because he forbade
her to look upon him. After
all, he was a god and she was
a mortal.
One night Psyche disobeyed Cupid’s edict and
snuck a peek by candlelight. She was amazed by his
beauty and became startled,
wounding herself on one of
his arrows. Psyche ended up
dropping hot wax on Cupid,
which woke him up and he
ran off.
Psyche wandered endlessly trying to find her lost husband and had to go through
various trials established by
a still-jealous Venus. In one
of her trials, she ended up
getting put to sleep, but Cupid revived her and pleaded
with Jupiter to make Psyche
immortal and let her be his
true wife. Jupiter ultimately
granted that wish.
Cupid will forever be connected to the concepts of
love and affection, which is
why he has become an unofficial symbol of Valentine’s
Day.
Happy Valentine’s Day
!
!
!
! Shelly, TY for another!
!
Courteney !
Happy !
Lori – !
Happy !
Be Yourself – No
wonderful year together!
Valentine’s Day,
Thanks
Valentine’s
One Else Does it
TY for coming into my
Grandaddio &
For Saying
Day
Like You.
life. I love you with
Grandmommymama!
“Yes.”
Hillary
Ann
Happy Valentine’s
all my heart. Happy
I love you!
HY!
Love,
Day
Valentine’s Day.
XOXO
! Chase Michael !
!Love, Papa Boo !
! – Brian
! Dad
! Love, David
!
!
!
!
You rub my feet !
and hold my hand,
I love you Ernie,
you’re a real good
man!
Always, Sue XO
!
!
!
!
!
I Love My !
Nana JoJo
Happy
Valentine’s
Day!
“Heather Lynn”
!
!
Ray; the fire!
Happy !
is still burning.
Valentine’s
You are
Day To All My
smokin’ hot!
Family And
Love Always,
Friends!
! Susie
! Love, Jacki
!
!
!
Happy !
Valentine’s
Day
Nellie M.
Love,
Scott & Lisa
!
!
!
!
!
Happy 20th !
Birthday
Zoe Lehtomaki
You Make My
Heart So Happy
Love, Mom
!
!
!
!
!
!
Mance
&
Landy
Love Always
#Soulmate
!
!
!
Our Dearest Amber:!
To All, You Gave So Much Love;
Now You Walk With Grandpa &
Grandma and God Above.
Love: Dad (Dan) and
Mom (Deb) Simmington
Happy !
!
!
Lauryn !
Valentine’s
Be Strong –
Dream Big
Day
Happy
Swanie!!!
Valentine’s
XOXO
Day
J.G.
!Love, Papa Boo !
! D.G.
!
!
!
!
!
!
Happy !
Valentine’s
Day
Lisa Ann
Love,
Scott
!
!
! Jane and Susie !
!
RACHEL !
will you two be my
We Don’t Have It All
Valentine Hearts.
Like Humphrey & Lauren
Susie you look just
But With Your Smile,
like Jane with the
Big or Small,
black curlie hair.
It’s You I’m Adorin’
! ! U!!
! Love, Ray
!
!
!
Happy !
Valentine’s Day
to two of my
favorite guys!
Love you both!
XOXO
!
!
Happy
Valentines
to our
Sweet
Valentines.
Mom & Dad
Memere,
Grandpa
!
!
!
Sue,
Happy !
Roses Are Red
Valentine’s Day
Violets Are Blue
to the Best
My Favorite Words Said
Mom Ever!
Are Ernie & Sue
Love,
I Love You
! Dee Dee
! XXXOOO Ernie
!
!
!
!
!
Happy !
R.J.
Valentine’s Day
You’ve Made My Heart
! Mom !
Smile, By Just Being You.
Won’t You Let Yours Smile We love you to the
moon and back.
For Me Today Too?
XOXO Joey &
! U!!
!
! Danny Grant
!
!
To My !
!
Sweetheart
Gordon,
We will make
it through this
t!gether!
I Love You!
! Brandy
!
!
!
Honey, !
Happy !
You did a great job
Valentine’s Day
to the guy that laying the new floor.
It just makes me
Brightens my
LOVE you so much
Life! Love You!
more.
DDB
!
! Cutie Pie
!
!
!
To our 2 boys.!
You are both
great kids.
We LOVE YOU!
Mom & Dad
Mimi & PopPop
!
Kathy, !
Here’s to the Best
30 years plus!
Moving on to the
next chapter in
our lives together.
! Lov, Me
!
Page 12 ATHOL DAILY NEWS Weekend, February 13-14, 2016
MWCC’s President Asquino announces intent to retire in 2017
GARDNER — Mount
Wachusett Community College President Daniel M.
Asquino on Wednesday announced his intention to retire in January 2017.
Dr. Asquino has served as
president of MWCC since
August 1987 and is currently
the longest-serving public
higher education president
in Massachusetts. Under
his leadership, MWCC has
grown exponentially in size,
stature and academic services.
Enrollment has grown to
over 12,000 credit and noncredit students, satellite campuses have been established
in Leominster, Fitchburg, and
Devens, and the number of
academic programs has expanded to over 75 associate
degree and certificate options.
During his tenure at MWCC,
Dr. Asquino has established
the college as a state and national leader in the areas of
workforce development and
economic development; dual
enrollment and K-12 partnerships; civic engagement and
service learning; veteran services; and renewable energy
and sustainability.
“It has been an honor and
a privilege,” Dr. Asquino
said in an announcement to
the college and greater community. “I can say without
reservation that it has been a
joy to come to work each and
every day. For that, I thank
the hard-working students,
faculty, staff and alumni of
Mount Wachusett Community College and our many
community partners for their
inspiration and support.”
“President Asquino has
transformed Mount Wachusett Community College
during his time at the helm
of this great institution,” said
MWCC Board of Trustees
Chair Tina Sbrega. “What
was a one-campus college
with fewer than 1,500 students when he arrived 30
years ago, is today a thriving
four-campus college deeply
connected to the communities we serve.”
Sbrega praised Dr. Asquino for his deep commitment
to community partners.
“President Asquino really
listens to the needs of business leaders, non-profits,
K-12 educators and all of the
North Central Massachusetts
regional partners.” Sbrega expressed deep appreciation for
Dr. Asquino’s leadership on
behalf of the Board of Trustees. “We have been so very
fortunate to have such an innovative leader as President
Asquino.
“President Asquino not
only cared deeply about his
students and the college, but
he worked closely with countless community partners to
ensure that the college and its
offerings were relevant. This
entire community is better
for his leadership and he will
leave a pair of very big shoes
to fill.”
Dr. Asquino began his career in public higher education in 1971 as assistant to the
president of the Massachusetts Board of Regional Com-
munity Colleges. He went
on to serve as assistant dean
of administration at Bristol
Community College, and
dean of administration and
development at Cape Cod
Community College before
being appointed MWCC’s
second president.
He is a charter member of
the Massachusetts College
Success Campaign, and The
Democracy
Commitment,
as well as the American College and University Presidents’ Climate Commitment
(ACUPCC).
Dr. Asquino currently
chairs the Massachusetts
Community College Council’s Labor Relations Committee. In addition, he is a
past member of the American Association of Community Colleges Commission
on Communications and
Marketing, Commission on
Diversity, and Commission
on Workforce Development.
He has twice chaired the
Massachusetts Committee of
Community College Presidents and is a past chair of
the College Board’s National
Community College Advisory
Panel. He is a member and
past two-term chair of the
New England College Coun-
cil, and a member of the Massachusetts Campus Compact
Executive Board of Directors.
Locally, Dr. Asquino serves
as an officer and past chair
of the United Way of North
Central Massachusetts Board
of Directors, officer and past
chair of the Boys & Girls Club
of Fitchburg and Leominster
and past chair of Greater
Gardner and North Central
Massachusetts Chambers of
Commerce. He is a member
and past chair of the Board of
Trustees for Heywood Hospital, and the GFA Supervisory
Board.
He is the recipient of
many community and national awards, including the
Community Leader Award
from the UMass MemorialHealthAlliance
Hospital
Foundation; the Distinguished Citizen Award from
the Nashua Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America; the
Dr. Robert H. Goldman
Community Service Award;
the Greater Gardner Chamber of Commerce Citizen of
the Year and Community Service awards; the Nashoba Valley Chamber of Commerce’s
Leadership Award; the Governor’s Pride in Performance
Award; Enterprise Bank’s
Celebration of Excellence
Community Service Award;
and the National Council for
Marketing and Public Relations Pacesetter Award.
Dr. Asquino holds a Ph.D.
and M.P.A. in Public Administration and Political Science
and a B.A. in Economics and
Political Science from the
University of Massachusetts
at Amherst and Southeastern
Massachusetts
University,
now UMass Dartmouth. He
has taught public administration and business administration courses at all college levels, including at the associate,
baccalaureate, master’s and
doctoral levels.
A nationwide search for a
new leader for MWCC will
be conducted under the leadership and authority of the
MWCC Board of Trustees
and the Massachusetts Board
of Higher Education. During
that time, Dr. Asquino will
continue to lead the institution to ensure a seamless
transition.
“I can promise you that I
will continue to give 100 percent every day and partner
with all of you so that there
is no loss in the momentum
that has been our hallmark,”
he said.
MARLBOROUGH
—
February is here and while
known for its celebration
of past presidents, consumers often look forward
to substantial sales during Presidents’ Day on big
ticket items such as new
cars. Better Business Bureau (BBB) serving Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode
Island and Vermont, offers
the following tips for those
who are ready to take on
Presidents’ Day deals.
“Savvy shoppers should
plan ahead and stay mindful
of their budget,” says Paula
Fleming, spokesperson for
the local BBB. “By developing a plan in advance and
being aware of sales and discounts, consumers are more
likely to have a successful
and stress-free experience.”
In 2015, BBB received 884
complaints on new and used
car dealers regarding guarantee or warranty issues,
problems with the product
or service, and advertising
or sales issues. However, last
year, customer reviews surpassed complaints as BBB
published 1,071 on new and
used car dealers.
BBB also reported an
overwhelming 141,986 inquiries into used car dealers
alone, making it the most
inquired about industry of
2015.
Fleming explains, “These
numbers demonstrate that
consumers are doing their
research, checking out businesses before making a purchase and submitting a review on their experience for
future customers to read.”
Before you hit cruise control on your new or used car
purchase, BBB offers the
following tips for car shoppers:
Search for sales ahead
of time. Check out dealers’
websites and online advertisements, as there are specific discounts being offered
this Presidents’ Day. Don’t
be afraid to comparison
shop and check prices on the
same vehicles at different
locations. If an offer sounds
too good to be true, think
twice.
Do your homework. If
you’re shopping around for
a new car, Presidents’ Day
is an ideal holiday for it. But
before you sign on the dotted line, be sure to do your
homework to find out exactly what you’re looking for,
how much you can afford,
and the type of customer incentives being offered. BBB
offers consumers the Accredited Business Directory
to find reputable dealerships
in your area.
Research the manufacturer as well as the dealer.
Over 51 million cars were
recalled in 2015. Especially
if you’re in the market for a
used vehicle, it’s important
to be familiar with the history of your desired car’s make
and model. In addition, the
National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration offers
resources for safety problems. Their tool using a car’s
VIN number allows you to
look up a vehicle’s safety recalls over the past 15 years
including recalls that are incomplete.
Stand your ground. If a
dealer offered something in
an advertisement but that
vehicle is no longer available, make sure what they
do offer in its place is comparable. Plus, don’t hesitate
to negotiate. Don’t lose your
motivation to drive away
with a deal just because it’s
a busy time to car shop. If
you’ve done your research,
you’ll be ready to “talk
shop.” Stay calm and be confident. The dealer still wants
to move inventory and they
need you to make the sale.
Share your experience.
If you’ve had a great experience with a business, we
want to hear about it! Submit a customer review with
us at bbb.org/boston/customer-reviews to help your
fellow customers make their
purchasing decisions.
For more information you
can trust, visit at bbb.org/
boston or on Facebook.
MWCC President
Daniel M. Asquino
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