Friday, April 19, 2013
Tyler Buttle, who is from Canada, was arrested last week on sexual assault charges after an incident that happened in Northborough.
A man who is facing charges of sexual assault was before the judge Thursday in Worcester Superior Court, his lawyers seeking the review the terms of his bail and passport. Tyler Buttle, 31, who is a resident of Inverary, Ontario, was arrested last Friday after charges alleging that he assaulted and intended to rape a woman he met at a conference at a Marlborough hotel. According to Buttle's lawyer, Frank L. McNamara, Jr., Lemire ordered that Buttle's passport be returned to him, and his bail reduced from $20,000 to $5,000, which was posted this morning. Police responded to the incident early Friday morning after receiving a call from a resident in Northborough, whose home the victim had run to after fleeing from the suspect, said the …
Monday, December 3, 2012
In response to some strong words by the Marlborough mayor at a city council meeting, Northborough Town Administrator John Coderre issues a letter.
In response to statements made at a recent Marlborough city council meeting, Northborough Town Administrator John Coderre stresses that the town is not late with its $190,000 payment for a sewage bill. Marlborough Mayor Arthur Vigeant and DPW Commissioner Ronald LaFreniere addressed the issue at the meeting, Vigeant stating, “Hopefully we can stir things up and get a check to us." In a letter sent to Vigeant, Coderre indicated it is hardly the case, pointing to an invoice for FY2012 was received on Nov. 15, with a payment due date of Dec. 14. "Where the confusion seems to rest," continues the letter, "is regarding the portion of the invoice that is attributable to a user/conveyance fee that the city began assessing the town in FY2010." …
Thursday, November 29, 2012
If sewer bills continue unpaid officials say water and sewer to Algonquin Regional Vocational Technical High School could be shut down.
The town of Northborough still owes $190,000 to Marlborough for the treatment of sewage at three sites in Northborough. “Hopefully we can stir things up and get a check to us," said Mayor Arthur Vigeant. Mayor Vigeant and Department of Public Work Commissioner Ronald LaFreniere revealed the amount owed as an update during Monday's City Council Meeting. The town owes money dating back into fiscal year 2012, said Mayor Vigeant. The town of Northborough has been growing, as has its sewage needs, said Mr. LaFreniere as an explanation for the high amount owed the city. “It’s a lot of money and typically it’s not that big a bill," he said explaining the town is billed on a quarterly basis. “They owe us a pretty hefty sum at this point.” The …
Thursday, February 9, 2012
A tractor trailer rollover on the 290 east ramp to 495 northbound has police diverting traffic on to Route 20 in Marlborough.
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Thursday, February 9, 2012
UPDATE, 11:30 a.m.: The ramp from Route 290 eastbound to 495 northbound remains closed after the Thursday morning tractor-trailer rollover. The crash, reported earlier as being in Northborough, was actually in Marlborough, said police. The driver was extricated by firefighters but was not injured, said a release. The trailer was hauling food, which has been condemned by the local board of health. The ramp is expected to be closed until approximately 1 p.m. as cleanup and the investigation continue. Troopers from the State Police Barracks in Leominster and the State Police Commercial Motor Vehicle Enforcement Section are on-scene. ____________ Massachusetts State Police and rescue crews are on the scene of a tractor trailer rollover on the …
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Police, S.W.A.T. and fire crews are on the scene at Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School; classes go on as usual.
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Wednesday, November 9, 2011
UPDATE, 3 p.m.: City Councilor Matt Elder said he had been informed by early afternoon Wednesday, that the "pen-like" object was a type of electronic cigarette case. Marlborough Patch had not received confirmation from the Marlborough Police Department as of this post. ___________ Marlborough police and fire crews, along with a bomb squad were out in force Wednesday morning at the Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School. This was in response to a suspicious item/device found outside the front entrance to the school. "We found a small device outside the building about the size of a ball-point pen, and our dean of students decided it was appropriate to contact the police," said Russ Mangsen, technical programs director and acting …
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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
On Monday, families from Northborough and surrounding towns greeted kids from NYC coming to the area courtesy of the Fresh Air Fund.
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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Late Monday, Moose Hall in Marlborough was alive with the hustle and bustle of families waiting to greet their “Fresh Air” child(ren). As part of The Fresh Air Fund, 37 youngsters age 6 to 18 traveled from New York to Marlborough to spend a week with local host families, which included a few from Northborough. For many of the families it was a repeat visit. Children with handmade signs waited anxiously for the arrival of the much anticipated buses. “This is our fifth year with Modibo,” said Julie Fay, who waited enthusiastically with her children Gillian, Lincoln and Owen. “He was just nine when we first met and now he is 14, going into high school, and over six feet tall.” There was a sense amongst the crowd that many of the children on …
Brian Northborough
12:53 am on Thursday, December 6, 2012
so am i to understand that algonquin regional had no waste services until the reconstruction? more ›