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BOSTON — Beacon Hill
Roll Call records local representatives’ votes on roll
calls from the week of Oct.
26-30. There were no roll
calls in the Senate last week.
$328 MILLION SUPP
BUDGET (H 3829) —
The House 157-0, approved
a $328 million fiscal 2015
supplemental budget. Provisions include $203 million for MassHealth, the
state’s Medicaid program
that provides health care
for low-income and disabled
persons; $120 million for
the state’s Rainy Day Fund;
$31 million for snow and ice
removal; $29 million to fight
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Athol, Mass., Weekend, October 31-November 1, 2015
By KEITH KENT
ADN Correspondent
Note: This article is the followup piece to Part 1, printed in Friday’s edition, of the
most recent MCAS scores
for the Athol-Royalston Regional School District. ———
ATHOL — At the Athol
Royalston Regional School
Committee meeting held
Oct. 21, discussion about
the results of the district
MCAS results quickly became spirited after a presentation of scores, recommendations, and facts. The
mix of positive and negative
news brought forth a volley
of in-depth discussion and
comments.
A detailed analysis was
presented by Tom Lamey of
the District School Assessment Centers of Massachusetts, and Heather Johnson
of Looney Mathematics
Consulting. School committee member Amber Parker, who is
an English teacher at Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School,
said, “I have been here
three years, and this hasn’t
gotten any better. Every
year we get the test results
and we are disappointed.
We are frustrated and we’re
trying and I can appreciate
all that, but it is not getting
“... why are we not firing people? This isn’t getting
better. I am heart broken and embarrassed that our
kids scored this. We have to do better for our children.”
- Amber Parker, A-R School Committee member
better, and treading water
is not enough. We have got
to do better. I am going to
serve three more years, and
if it isn’t better, I am going to
resign because our children
deserve better and I am not
getting it done. I think that
has to be an honest serious
commitment by us, the chil-
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dren either get better, or we
need to get out. Our kids
don’t get to be third, fourth,
and fifth graders again. I am
not trying to dog teachers or
administrators or anybody,
but why are we not firing
people? This isn’t getting
better, I am heart broken
and embarrassed that our
kids scored this. We have to
do better for our children.”
Schools superintendent
Anthony Polito responded
by explaining how many
changes have been made
over the last few years, with
some 15 to 20 teachers retir-
Athol Page 5
Trick o’ Treating fun
at the Halloween
Stroll in Athol
MONSTERS AND TURTLE — Monsters and turtles can indeed by friends,
at least during their hunt for candy. These three boys were spotted during the
Athol Halloween stroll on Friday morning. Left to right — Byron Hennessey,
Andrew Dahl, Rashad Ashmore Jr. Photo by Ashley Arseneau
‘ON PATROL’ — Joeseph Brooks was “on patrol”
as a police officer and visiting the Athol Daily News
office during the Halloween stroll in Athol on Friday morning.
Photo by Stella Paul/ADN
Mass. expecting smooth
health care sign-up period
Hit the snooze
button: Extra hour
of sleep Sunday
Clocks Page 5
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A-R school board members voice
strong opinions about MCAS results
Boston Page 5
WASHINGTON (AP)
— Most people in the
United States are set to
fall back into standard
time and gain an extra
hour of sleep this weekend.
The annual change
comes at 2 a.m. local time
Sunday, but most people
usually set their clocks
back before heading to
bed Saturday night.
The shift moves one
hour of daylight to the
morning from the evening.
Residents of Hawaii,
most of Arizona and some
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By BOB SALSBERG
Associated Press
SOMETHING FOR ALL — A big bowl of candy awaited the kids and coupons
were given to adults at Millers River Hop Exchange in Athol Friday morning during the Halloween stroll in Athol. These kids were happy to see all the candy to fill
their pails. Left to right — Heyrlackmung, Khalissa, Alex.
Photo by Ashley Arseneau
White House says small number of
US commandos heading into Syria
By VIVIAN SALAMA and
LOLITA C. BALDOR
Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) —
A small number of U.S. special operations forces will
be sent to northern Syria to
work with local troops in the
fight against Islamic State
militants, the White House
announced Friday, marking
the first time Americans will
be deployed openly on the
ground in the country.
President Barack Obama
ordered the deployment of
fewer than 50 commandos
to help coalition forces coordinate with local troops,
White House spokesman
Josh Earnest said.
Earnest insisted their role
should not be described as
a “combat mission,” saying
the troops would train, advise and assist local forces
in an intensification of the
U.S. effort against the Islamic State group. He ac-
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BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts officials hope
the third time will be the
charm for the state’s health
connector when the next
open enrollment period begins for qualified insurance
plans.
Louis Gutierrez, the connector’s executive director,
said in a conference call
with reporters on Friday
that a number of technical fixes and enhancements
have been added to the website over the past year, and
he expects a smoother experience for most customers.
Open enrollment begins
Sunday and runs through
Jan. 31.
The state’s first-in-thenation health care program
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Athol
Police
Log
8:07 a.m. - Reporting party
states that the dog at Leonard
Street has been parking since
7 a.m. Officer responded and
did not see or hear the dogs in
question. Officer cleared and
as he was pulling away heard
the dogs barking. Officer was
able to speak with the owner
and advised of complaint and
to bring the dogs in.
9:38 a.m. - Subject reporting a disabled motor vehicle at
Ocean State Job Lot parking
lot, Freedom Street. 10:07 a.m. - Reporting party
states that workers at his vacant property discovered that
the house had been broken
into, Spring Street. Front door
kicked in. Nothing else damaged and everything else appears intact. 12:06 p.m. - E911 caller requesting an ambulance, Pleasant Street. Call transferred to
fire department. 12:28 p.m. - Subject reporting a loose dog belonging
to the neighbors across the
street, Ridge Road. Checked
area while leaving previous
call. No sign of animals at that
time. 12:34 p.m. - Department of
children and families requesting assistance with a child
DCF has custody of, Pleasant
Street. DCF has information
that the minor child is staying
in an unapproved home with
her grandmother. 12:47 p.m. - Subject into
station with the keys he found
last week at Lake Park, Exchange Street.
1:18 p.m. - Subject asking if
APD towed her motor vehicle,
School Street. Unable to make
contact with reporting party.
1:50 p.m. - E911 hang up
call, Chestnut Street. Upon
call back employee stated
that there was a woman in
the bathroom who would not
come out. Caller hung up
when the women left the place
of business. 2:06 p.m. - Subject states
that she lost her driver’s license today, School Street. If
it is turned in at APD she asks
that she be notified by phone
to pick it up. 2:49 p.m. - E911 caller requesting an ambulance, Main
street. Call transferred to AFD. Accident
ATHOL — Police responded to a motor vehicle accident
on South Main Street Friday
at 9:52 a.m. A vehicle operated by Kyle
Ryan Lasalle, of 100 Pine
Ridge Rd., rear ended a vehicle being operated by Daniel
P. Flanders, of 434 Crescent
Street. Lasalle was found to
be at fault. Damage was under $1,000. There was no personal injuries and the parties
exchanged information. One arrested
Power outage
affects area
towns Friday
AREA — Power was
out for most of Orange,
Warwick, New Salem,
Shutesbury, Wendell and
Erving Friday night due
to a reported fire on high
tension wires in Erving.
As of press time Friday
evening, the power company was working on the
issue and the estimated
time of restoration was
Friday by 10:30 p.m.
Community
meal
ATHOL — The regular community meal at
the Athol Congregational
Church (UCC) will be held
on Friday, Nov. 6 at 5:30
p.m. at the church at 1225
Chestnut St. Athol. The
menu this month includes
chicken stir fry, sides and
dessert. . Local musician Diane
Lincoln will provide her
favorite music and special
originals. The supper this
month is be sponsored by a
donation from our community partner Walmart.
Reservations may be
made by calling 978-2496202 by November 3.
Holder weighs in
on Connecticut
casino proposal
HARTFORD,
Conn.
(AP) — Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder
is questioning the constitutionality of Connecticut’s
law that established a multistep process for a possible
new tribal casino to blunt
out-of-state competition.
Holder is now a partner
in a law firm representing
MGM Resorts International, which plans to build
an $800 million casino in
Springfield, Massachusetts.
Holder sent a letter this
week to state Attorney General George Jepsen, urging
him to help lawmakers “find
constitutionally permissible
means” to promote economic growth “without depriving others of the opportunity to compete on a level
playing field.”
The letter was released
Friday by a public relations
firm representing MGM.
A spokeswoman for Jepsen says officials in the attorney general’s office disagree with Holder’s legal
conclusions on behalf of his
client, MGM, which is suing
Connecticut.
ATHOL — Police arrested Christine Victoria Goddard, 36, homeless, of town
at 8:55 a.m. Friday at an
Exchange Street address on
a warrant of apprehension
for Section 35 (Civil ComConn.
mitment of those with Sub- HARTFORD,
(AP) — A new minor
stance Abuse problems). league baseball team in
Hartford, Connecticut, will
have two mascots.
The Colorado Rockies Double-A affiliate the
Hartford Yard Goats introduced Chompers and
Chew Chew to the public
Friday.
PANCAKES
Chompers is a male
green
furry goat character
(Regular &/or with blue
horns and a tuft
Blueberry) of chin hair the team calls
a goat-ee. Chew Chew is a
FRENCH TOAST female blue furry goat with
SAUSAGE green horns and pink lipstick.
Includes: Juice, Coffee, Tea, Cocoa Their names were sefrom among 4,000
Adults $6 • Children Under 10 $2.00 lected
submissions in an online
contest.
Chompers, Chew
Chew are new
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Lawyers spar over prison
restrictions for marathon
By DENISE LAVOIE
AP Legal Affairs Writer
BOSTON (AP) — Prosecutors and lawyers for
Boston Marathon bomber
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev are
sparring over whether an
agreement that allowed a
loosening of communications restrictions on Tsarnaev in prison should continue now that he has been
convicted and sentenced to
death.
After
Tsarnaev
was
charged in the deadly 2013
bombing, his communications with the outside world
were sharply limited, materials shown to him by his
lawyers were inspected by
prison officials and his visits
with his lawyers were monitored.
In 2014, Tsarnaev’s lawyers complained that the
measures were so restrictive they impeded their ability to prepare his defense.
The “special administrative
measures” put in place for
Tsarnaev have also been
used in other terror cases
and are designed to prevent
suspects from communicating with others to incite violence.
Under an agreement between both sides, some restrictions were loosened.
Prosecutors argue that the
agreement is now “obsolete
and unnecessary.”
Tsarnaev’s lawyers objected, arguing in court documents unsealed this week
that the agreement was accepted by Judge George
O’Toole Jr. and prosecutors cannot “unilaterally
terminate” it. The lawyers
say prosecutors should not
be allowed to obtain details
National forecast
Forecast highs for Saturday, Oct. 31
Sunny
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Cloudy
about information shared
between them and Tsarnaev
while he was awaiting trial
or going forward as they
prepare his appeal.
“The prosecution team
has no right to know the details of every defense team
visit with Mr. Tsarnaev nor
the contents of materials
the defense team is reviewing with Mr. Tsarnaev. The
Fronts
Pressure
Agreement protects this
Cold Warm Stationary Low
High
work product,” Tsarnaev’s
lawyers wrote.
Prosecutors, however, say
-10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s
they are entitled to review
the records.
“The records in question
Showers
Rain
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are not privileged, confiStorms Moving Into The Southeast
dential or work product.
Rain will be likely over the Northwest, with some locally heavy rain
They are, on the contrary,
possible. A storm system will push east, producing showers and
records that are routinely
thunderstorms from the Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes region.
obtained by prosecutors eiMost of the East Coast will remain dry.
ther automatically or upon
Weather Underground • AP
request,” Assistant U.S.
Attorney William Weinreb
AREA — Saturday: Increasing clouds, with a high
argued in court documents. near 50. Calm wind becoming southwest around 5 mph
“Tsarnaev is essentially ask- in the afternoon. Saturday Night: A slight chance of
ing this court to apply differ- showers after 3am. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 36.
ent rules to him than apply Light south wind. Chance of precipitation is 20%. Sunto the other 200,000-plus day: A chance of showers, mainly before 11am. Mostinmates in federal custody.
ly cloudy, with a high near 52. Calm wind becoming
The judge has not indi- southwest 5 to 8 mph in the afternoon. Winds could
cated whether he will hold gust as high as 24 mph. Chance of precipitation is
a hearing on the defense 30%. Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around
request.
41. Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 58. MonThree people were killed day Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 39. Tuesand more than 260 others day: Sunny, with a high near 65. Tuesday Night: Mostly
were injured when Tsarnaev clear, with a low around 42. Wednesday: Sunny, with a
and his older brother, Ta- high near 62. Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low
merlan, planted two bombs around 44.
near the finish line of the
Almanac - Sun rose 7:22. Sun sets 5:42. Length of day
marathon. The brothers 10 hours, 20 minutes. New moon, Nov. 11. Full moon,
also killed a Massachusetts Nov. 25.
Institute of Technology police officer days later during
a getaway attempt.
Tsarnaev, now 22, is being
held at the Supermax prison
in Florence, Colorado, the
BOSTON (AP) — Gov. information” from 2006, six
nation’s most secure federal
Charlie
Baker says the years before the child who
prison.
state’s child welfare agency was known as “Baby Doe”
will examine the previous was born, when writing rework done by an employee ports on the mother in 2012
who copied years-old re- and 2013, following reports
ports when preparing evalu- of neglect.
ations of the mother of Bella
Baker left open the posFriday, part of the Iranian Bond, the 2-year-old whose sibility of discipline for the
weekend, and state media body was found on a Boston worker, whose name has not
Harbor beach in June.
been made public.
did not mention Namazi.
A
report
from
the
state’s
The boyfriend of Bella’s
The U.S. State Department declined to confirm Office of the Child Advocate mother is facing a murder
found that a Department of charge and the mother is
Namazi’s arrest.
“We’re aware of recent Children and Families so- charged with being an acreports of the possible ar- cial worker “largely copied cessory.
rest in Iran of a U.S. citizen.
We’re looking into these
reports and don’t have anything further to provide at
this time,” Michael Tran, a
By JOHN CARUCCI
The actress attributes
State Department spokesAssociated Press
motherhood as a being
man, said late Thursday.
NEW YORK (AP) — a catalyst for finding the
Namazi is a son of Bagher
Namazi, a former UNICEF Keira Knightley feels hav- courage to take on the
representative who once ing a child has changed the play.
“I’m very grateful to beserved as governor of Iran’s way she approaches her
come a mother while dooil-rich Khuzestan province career — for the better.
That’s one of the reasons ing something this unbeunder the U.S.-backed Shah
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. the actress felt comfort- lievably difficult, because
The family fled after the able making her Broadway honestly the worst that
1979 Islamic Revolution, debut in the title role of could happen is that you
fail,” Knightley said
but appears to have kept “Therese Raquin.”
“I think motherhood
She added: “You try
business ties in Iran, and the
younger Namazi traveled puts everything into per- your best and I’ve been
spective, I really do,” really lucky that I have
back several times.
His last known employer Knightley said at the had the opportunity to be
was Crescent Petroleum, a play’s Broadway opening working and finding interesting things, and working
firm based in Sharjah in the on Thursday.
Knightley and her hus- with interesting people
United Arab Emirates that
has been locked for years band became the parents while being a mom at the
in a legal dispute with Iran of a little girl named Edie same time.”
So it’s no longer about
over natural gas that is po- earlier this year. So when
tentially worth billions of she returned to work, success of failure for
dollars in damages. A rep- it was in a play she had Knightley. “Ultimately as
resentative of the company passed on doing on nu- long as my kid is all right,
everything is fine.”
said Namazi traveled to merous occasions.
“I’ve been offered it a
Tehran in mid-July on a private visit and “at the time of bunch of times and I’ve
his reported detention was always gone, ‘Well, this
no longer an employee of is scary and this is really
difficult,” Knightley said.
the company.”
The representative de- “I still find it terrifying,
clined to be identified, cit- but why not give it a go,”
ing the political sensitivities Knightley said.
Knightley stars in the
surrounding the issue.
Namazi identified himself title role of Emile Zola’s
as the managing director of melodrama as a detached
Atieh Bahar, a consulting wife who finds passion in
company in Iran, in a 2006 the arms of another man,
interview with the AP. An with disastrous conse365 South St., Athol
Atieh Bahar official, who quences. Knightley said
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Namazi had not worked difficult,” at times, and
the
role
“challenging.”
with the firm “for eight or
10 years.”
Work of social worker in Baby
Doe case being examined
Iranian-American reportedly
detained in Iran; 4th in custody
By JON GAMBRELL and
ADAM SCHRECK
Associated Press
DUBAI, United Arab
Emirates (AP) — An Iranian-American
businessman who advocated better
ties between Iran and the
U.S. reportedly has been
arrested and imprisoned
in Tehran, becoming the
fourth U.S. citizen known to
be held there at a time when
hard-liners are pushing back
against the country’s nuclear deal with world powers.
The reasons why Siamak
Namazi would be detained
were
not
immediately
known.
Namazi, the son of a politician from the era of the
shah, had been specifically
criticized in hard-line commentary this year as Iranian conservatives warned
against easing hostilities
with the U.S.
On Friday, Iran and the
U.S. sat down together in
new multilateral talks trying
to end Syria’s civil war.
Reports of Namazi’s
imprisonment follow the
conviction of other IranianAmericans, notably Washington Post journalist Jason
Rezaian. Meanwhile, an Internet freedom group said
a Washington-based Lebanese citizen recently disappeared while on a trip to
Tehran.
Namazi was arrested earlier this month while visiting Tehran, according to
the Wall Street Journal,
The New York Times and
The Washington Post, all of
which relied on anonymous
sources. Attempts by The
Associated Press to reach
relatives of Namazi, who
has a home in Washington,
weren’t immediately successful.
Iranian officials could not
be reached for comment
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Renewable
energy
presentation
WENDELL — On Tuesday, Nov. 10, the new Wendell Climate Action effort
in Wendell will sponsor
“Renewables Are Ready,” a
slide presentation with Traprock Center for Peace and
Justice director Pat Hynes.
Discussion will follow.
The free program will
take place from 7 to 9 p.m.
in the Herrick Room of the
Wendell Free Library, at 7
Wendell Depot Rd. All are
welcome, and light refreshments will be served.
Renewables Are Ready
was developed in response
to the critical issue of climate change. “Our goals are
to inform about the advances in renewable energy technologies and their potential,
together with efficiency, to
power our country by 2050
and to identify the political
obstacles in getting there,”
says Hynes. “The program
includes inspiring examples
of action and activism that
serve as a springboard for
brainstorming about individual and community actions to make renewables
our energy future.”
Hynes is a former environmental engineer and
professor of environmental
health. In 1981 she designed
and built one of the first passive solar houses in western
Massachusetts. This presentation was developed collaboratively with Nuclear- and
Carbon-Free Future and the
American Friends Service
Committee.
Agenda
ROYALSTON — The selectboard will meet Tuesday,
Nov. 3, at 7 p.m., in the town
hall with the following agenda:
Oct. 20 minutes and/or others not previously read.
Acknowledgments, correspondence, announcements.
Department head reports.
Old business — Update on
the Massachusetts Cultural
Council grant application;
update on the audit process.
New business — Report on
MassWorks grant of $985,000;
public discussion regarding
the focus of the next Community Development Block
Grant application; discussion
regarding the lease of the
Raymond School; review the
budget process; discussion on
stipends for boards (elected
boards receive them; appointed boards do not.
Any other item(s) not reasonably anticipated 48 hours
prior to the meeting.
Signing of the treasury warrants.
With regard to the budget
process, it is noted that by Jan.
1 of each year town departments and committees shall
submit their budget requests
to the selectboard and, per
Section XVII of town bylaws,
their capital requests to the
Capital Planning Committee.
By Feb. 1, the CPC shall submit their recommendations to
the selectboard, and by April
1, the selectboard shall create
an executive budget to present to the advisory committee.
CALENDAR REMINDERS
For upcoming events consult the expanded calendar listing which
appears in the Quabbin Times section in Tuesday editions of the Athol
Daily News, and daily on the website at, www.atholdailynews.com.
The Daily News welcomes submissions for the Calendar, for public
events in or of general interest to the nine-town, North Quabbin-Mount
Grace Region — including entertainment, cultural and social activities
and events held by non-profit organizations. Excluded are gaming events
and tag/yard sale notices.
NEW FRIEND — Autumn Ballantine and her mother Ashley Yackenchick visited Flowerland during Athol’s Halloween stroll on Friday morning and met a
new friend. Photo by Ashley Arseneau
Cops: Man does $4K damage to parking meters
GREENSBURG,
Pa.
(AP) — Police say a
Pennsylvania man caused
$4,000 in damage to parking meters he knocked
down for the $30 in coins
inside.
Police say 51-year-old
Allen Delgrosso was captured on surveillance video taking the four meters
from a Greensburg parking lot Oct. 8.
Authorities say Delgros-
so backed his truck into a
pole holding the meters.
They say that loosened
the meters enough that he
could remove them and
put them in his pickup.
Police say it took a few
days to find the truck, but
they pulled over Delgrosso once they identified his
license plate.
They say he told them
he only got $30 in change
from the meters.
BOSTON (AP) — Bada
boom, bada bing: This
car’s got bling.
The white Cadillac that
actor James Gandolfini
drove in HBO’s “The Sopranos” is being auctioned
off.
Boston-based RR Auction says the 2003 Cadillac Escalade ESV was featured on-screen during the
final three seasons of the
show, which starred the
late Gandolfini as mythical mobster Tony Soprano.
Gandolfini died in 2013.
RR Auction executive
vice president Robert Livingston said Friday the
car’s interior bears two autographs from Gandolfini:
one on the inside of the
driver’s side sun visor and
another on a panel above
the glove box.
It goes up for auction
starting Nov. 12.
FALL RIVER, Mass.
(AP) — A 36-year-old
New Bedford man is going
to prison for the rest of
his life after he was found
guilty of murder and witness intimidation in the
2013 fatal stabbing of a
mother of three.
The mother of 35-yearold Tiffany Ann Durfee
found her body in her
daughter’s New Bedford
apartment in March 2013.
Prosecutors
said
Jeremy Amaral cut Durfee’s
throat and stole her 55inch TV before selling it
for heroin. He then misled investigators during
police questioning a day
after the murder.
Amaral claimed while
on the stand Wednesday
that his brother was responsible for the stabbing.
Jurors convicted Amaral Thursday. He was sentenced to life in prison
without the possibility of
parole for first-degree
murder, and four to five
years in prison for witness
intimidation.
Mythical mobster Tony Soprano’s
Cadillac goes up for auction
MA man sentenced to life in prison
Mother of 5
pleads guilty in
fatal stabbing
SPRINGFIELD, Mass.
(AP) — A Springfield woman originally charged with
murder in the fatal stabbing
of a 61-year-old man has
pleaded guilty to a reduced
charge and been sentenced
to up to 15 years in prison.
Diomaris
Valentin
claimed self-defense in the
March 2014 killing of Craig
Sheridan, who was found
dead in his apartment lying
in a pool of clotted blood
and holding a chair in his
left hand.
Prosecutors say they did
not question that the killing
was made in self-defense,
but claim the 30-year-old
mother of five used excessive force.
Valentin’s attorney says
she and Sheridan had been
smoking crack when he became violent and attacked
her with a knife.
The Republican reports
that Valentin pleaded guilty
Thursday
to
voluntary
manslaughter under a plea
deal in Hampden Superior
Court.
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Information from: The
Springfield (Mass.) Republican, http://www.masslive.
com/news/
Missing children
found; 2 arrested
on drug charges
ROCK
HILL,
S.C.
(AP) — A Massachusetts
couple has been arrested in Rock Hill on drug
charges after their van
was stopped following an
alert received about missing children.
The Herald of Rock Hill
reports that 49-year-old
Meetings Reminder
Kevin Burns and 34-yearold Missy Stoddard of
Monday, Nov. 2
Athol
Westfield, Massachusetts,
Board of Planning and Comwere arrested Wednesday
munity Development, 7 p.m.,
night.
town hall.
Authorities say an ofPlanning Board, 7 p.m.,
Room 21 of the town hall.
ficer who spotted the van
Orange
after receiving an alert
Assessors, 4 p.m., town hall
from authorities about
Mahar finance and facilities
the van with a Massachusubcommittee, 2 p.m., supersetts license plate.
intendent’s office.
Phillipston
Police found three small
Selectboard, 7 p.m., town
children
in the vehicle.
hall.
Authorities
say marijuaRoyalston
na, heroin and $3,000 in
Broadband Committee, 7
p.m., town hall.
cash was also recovered.
Open Space and Recreation
Burns and Stoddard are
Committee, 7 p.m., town hall.
both charged with possession of heroin and possesMeeting notices and agenORANGE — The Mahar sion of marijuana.
das for Athol, Orange, PeterRegional School CommitThe
children
were
sham, Phillipston and Royalston can be viewed online at
tee meeting set for Tuesday, placed in Department of
www.mytowngovernment.org.
Nov. 3, has been canceled. Social Services custody. It
wasn’t immediately clear
if either Burns or Stoddard have an attorney.
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donline.com
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Saturday, October 31
7-10 a.m. — Pancake breakfast (all you can eat), Athol Congregational Church, uptown, Athol. Adults $6, children under 10
$2.
9 a.m.-Noon — St. John’s Thrift Shop, St. John’s Episcopal
Church, Park Avenue, Athol. Info: 978-249-9555
9 a.m.-Noon — Cellar Closet Thrift Shop, Central Congregational Church, South Main Street, Orange.
11 a.m.-Noon — Quabbin Park Cemetery Tour, Route 9,
Ware. Info and reservations: 413-323-7221
4-8 p.m. — Trick-or-Treating in Orange
4:30-7:30 p.m. — Trick-or-Treating in Petersham
5-8 p.m. — Trick-or-Treating in Athol
6-7:30 p.m. — Halloween Party, Petersham Town Hall. Walt
Disney cartoons, Animal Adventures program and refreshments.
6-8 p.m. — Trick-or-Treating in New Salem, also on the
Common
6-9 p.m. — Halloween Party, New Salem Town Hall (basement). Games, cider, donuts, movies and surprises. Costume
contest at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, November 1
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, November 2
10:30-11:30 a.m. — Mother Goose on the Loose, Wheeler
Memorial Library, East Main Street, Orange. For ages 4 and under.
6:30-8:30 p.m. — Quabbin Community Band Rehearsal,
Quabbin Regional High School, South Street, Barre. Info: 978355-9879
7-9 p.m. — Quabbin Valley Pro Musica Chorus Rehearsal,
New Salem Congregational Church, South Main Street.
Recap Of Week’s Top Area Stories
Weekend, Oct. 24-25
Athol - The annual residential and commercial vehicle
sticker fees for the transfer
station/recycling center will
increase as of Jan. 1.
Town Manager Shaun
Suhoski recently provided
the selectboard with an update on roadwork that is ongoing or has been completed.
Orange - The Athol-Orange Rotary Club recently
held its 26th annual gourmet
dinner and auction at the
Athol-Orange Lodge of Elks.
The North Quabbin Trails
Association at a meeting on
Monday unveiled the design
of a new trail to launch from
the Orange Innovation Center and Bill Rose, the former
longtime owner of The Red
Apple Farm in Phillipston,
received the “Conservator
of the Year Award” from the
Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust.
Trick-or-treating and Halloween games will be held at
Mahar Regional School on
Thursday, Oct. 29, at 7 p.m.,
for students in kindergarten
through grade six.
The Mahar Senators football team on Friday shut out
the Cathedral Panthers 35-0
at home.
Monday, Oct. 26
Athol - The North Quabbin Community Coalition’s
Substance Abuse Prevention Task Force and State
Rep. Susannah Whipps Lee
(R-Athol) will host the third
“Call to Action” North Quabbin Opioid Forum on Thursday, Nov. 19, from 6:30 to 8
p.m., at Athol High School.
A lawnmower is the likely
cause of a fire that destroyed
a shed at 459 Riceville Rd. on
Friday evening.
Several 15-year-old students at Athol High School
recently participated in a nationwide Program for International Assessment testing.
The Athol Daily News advised readers the newspaper
is changing its website.
Trick-or-treating will take
place on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31, from 5 to 8 p.m.
Orange - A ribbon cutting
and open house will be held
at Orange Teen Housing, at
15-17 East Main St., on Friday, Oct. 30, from 10 a.m. to
noon.
The Tully City Council
Club on Saturday held its annual Halloween parade and
party for children in Tully and
North Orange, and the children and grandchildren of
members.
Petersham - The observance of Halloween on Saturday, Oct. 31, will include a
Halloween party at the town
hall sponsored by the Petersham Lions Club.
Wendell - A special town
meeting will be held at the
town hall on Thursday, Oct.
29, at 7 p.m., with six articles
for voter consideration.
Tuesday, Oct. 27
Athol - The Athol High
School girls’ volleyball team
punched a postseason ticket
with a four-set defeat of
South Hadley on Monday
night.
Petersham - Heywood
Healthcare held a celebration gathering at the former
Sisters of Assumption site on
Monday in recognition of its
purchase of the property for
the location of addiction and
mental health treatment center.
Phillipston - On Monday,
the board of assessors chair,
Gerhard Fandreyer, objected
to the selectboard’s call for an
audit of the assessors, which
is allowed for under state law.
Area - A 13-hour bus tour
was held recently and highlighted the businesses and
tourism opportunities in U.S.
Rep. Jim McGovern’s 2nd
Congressional District.
Wednesday, Oct. 28
Athol - Former Athol-Royalston Regional School District business manager Mary
Jane Handy has accepted a
job within state government.
The Board of Health on
Tuesday held a public hearing
and voted to condemn a single-family home at 190 Mt.
Pleasant St., due to a number
of major violations.
The Athol Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will host its annual meeting and luncheon
in the Hillis Board Room at
the hospital on Tuesday, Nov.
10, from noon to 3 p.m.
The Athol Lions Club recently held its annual boot
drive in downtown Athol.
Gina Tontodonato has
been named the Athol Daily
News’ Carrier of the Month
for September.
New Salem - The selectboard on Monday heard initial recommendations compiled by the newly formed
New Salem Tree Committee.
Trick-or-treating will be
held in New Salem on Halloween, Saturday, Oct. 31,
from 6 to 8 p.m.
Orange - The Mahar girls’
soccer team overwhelmed
Pioneer 5-0 on Tuesday.
Oxford - Hometown Bank
has launched its 12th “Neighbors Helping Neighbors”
campaign.
Thursday, Oct. 29
Athol - The Athol-Royalston Regional School District has hired Lynn Bassett,
of Northfield, as its new business manager.
A grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony were
held this morning at the new
Marshalls outlet at the North
Quabbin Commons.
The hunt for Mr. and Mrs.
Halloween, sponsored by the
Athol Area YMCA, will take
place along Main Street in
the downtown area on Friday, Oct. 30, at 4 p.m.
The Athol High School
girls’ soccer team kept its
postseason dreams afloat
with a 3-2 victory over Frontier on Wednesday.
Royalston - The town has
received a $985,000 MassWorks grant for various infrastructure projects.
Friday, Oct. 30
Athol - A detailed analysis of the most recent Massachusetts Comprehensive
Assessment System (MCAS)
testing results for the AtholRoyalston Regional School
District was presented at
Oct. 21 meeting of the school
committee.
Senior Holly Brissette
scored a hat trick in Thursday’s field hockey matchup
between Athol High School
and Turners Falls; the Lady
Raiders won 3-0.
Petersham - The selectboard on Tuesday distributed the second draft of the
Nichewaug Inn scope of services proposal, amended to
reflect feedback gathered last
week, and scheduled for release in the coming days.
Wendell - Voters at Thursday’s special town meeting
approved $5,000 for a consultant to be hired for the broadband committee.
Prosecutor
suspended after
pulling gun on
fake spiders
LOGAN, W.Va. (AP) — An
assistant prosecutor in West
Virginia has been suspended
after pulling a gun and threatening to shoot fake spiders
scattered around the office as
Halloween decorations.
Logan County Prosecuting Attorney John Bennett
tells media outlets that Chris
White informed other employees that he is “deathly
afraid of spiders” before
threatening to shoot. Bennett
says he was out of the office
at the time but was told about
the incident by shaken employees.
He says White assured him
the gun wasn’t loaded. Bennett suspended White on
Wednesday, several weeks after the incident, because employees were still upset.
The spider decorations
have been removed, and Bennett has barred anyone other
than the agency’s investigator
from carrying guns in the office.
Neither the media outlets
nor The Associated Press
could reach White for comment.
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Middle-Income Families: It’s Still
the Economy
“It’s the economy, stupid,” is the
phrase attributed to political strategist
James Carville as a key point in the successful campaign of 1992 that propelled
Bill Clinton to the White House. It’s
probably a phrase candidates who wish
to succeed the current president might
want to take out of storage.
If new census numbers are any indication, it’s still the economy, and there’s
little stupid about it.
A recent report by the U.S. Census
Bureau concludes that Americans are
seeing no significant growth in their income or relief from the threat of poverty. This comes as no surprise. While
the unemployment situation has improved from that of two or three years
ago, many find themselves no better
off now than they were back then. Underemployment and a dearth of really
good-paying jobs continue to be a nagging concern.
It’s a persistent stagnation, and candidates who want to succeed Barack
Obama should be all over it.
The bureau’s American Community
Survey study said that in 2014, the nation’s median household income -- half
of all households made more, the other
half less -- was $53,657. In the last three
years, the number has barely budged,
and that’s after two years of income declines.
At the same time, the Census report
said, last year’s poverty rate was 15.5
percent, down by only 0.3 percentage
points from 2013. The federal government uses a different calculation for
poverty, the Alternative Current Population Survey, but its 2014 rate is not
much different at 14.8 percent -- nearly
47 million Americans -- and essentially unchanged from the three previous
years, not to mention 2.3 percentage
points higher than in 2007.
Overall, the Census survey confirms
that middle-income, working-class and
poor households are not gaining benefits from the economic recovery -- if
that’s what it can be called. Politicians
of both parties should take a hard look
at the numbers and attempt to comprehend the frustrations they represent for
Americans.
It’s not pretty. And it’ll take more
than a folksy catchphrase to address it.
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Budget, debt
deal sent to
Obama
WASHINGTON (AP) —
By Jeanne Phillips
© 2001 Universal Press Syndicate
Cost of professional help adds
to teenager’s anxiety
DEAR ABBY: I am a
13-year-old girl. For the
past few years I have been
depressed to the point
where I have considered
cutting myself. I also struggle with anxiety and avoid
social situations in order
not to experience it.
Mom only knows about
my anxiety, but I have been
sugarcoating it when I talk
to her because I don’t want
her to worry. Abby, we
don’t have insurance and
are already very poor, so
I don’t want to burden my
family with my problems,
which I know would cost
a lot of money to treat.
What do you suggest I do?
— NEEDS HELP IN MISSOURI
DEAR NEEDS HELP:
Because you are afraid to
worry your mother, discuss what’s going on with
a counselor at your school.
Please don’t wait to do it.
That person may have the
ability to see you get the
professional help you need.
It may not be too much for
your mother to afford and
may even be free.
******
DEAR ABBY: I am a
20-year-old college student
who has never been in a
relationship. I try to be as
much of an extrovert as possible, but it’s hard for me.
I have romantic feelings
for a guy I have known for
two years. When we see
each other in class, we hug
and talk a little. I’m having
trouble telling him how I
feel because, as I’ve learned
from past experience, he
may not feel the same.
I don’t want to be a big
baby about this, but I have
a fear of rejection. I have
experienced it numerous
times. I know it’s a part of
life, but I don’t know if I
can take it again. Please tell
me what to do about this
guy. I can’t stop thinking
about him. — HOPELESS
ROMANTIC
DEAR HOPELESS ROMANTIC: Before declaring
your feelings, get to know
a little more about your
classmate, like whether
he’s romantically involved
with someone else. A way
to do that would be to suggest having coffee after
class or helping each other
study for an exam. Neither
of those approaches would
be “risky.” If he agrees, you
will have a better chance of
gauging whether he’s attracted to you, too. Because
he hugs you when he sees
you, it’s safe to assume he
is not repelled.
Let me let you in on a
little secret: I don’t know
ANYone who, having experienced rejection, has found
it pleasurable. Some of the
most successful people I
know have encountered
rejection more than once,
but they didn’t let it stop
them. Because your fear is
preventing you from reaching out, talk about it with a
psychologist at the student
health center. If you do, it
may help you feel more confident in putting yourself
out there.
******
DEAR ABBY: We give
each of our grandchildren
a check for every birthday.
We would like to stop when
each child reaches the age
of 18. Please give us an idea
of what to write in a letter
to each child as we send the
final check on his/her 18th
birthday. — LONGTIME
READER IN NORTH
CAROLINA
DEAR READER: I see
no reason to make an announcement with the “last
check.” When the 19th
birthday rolls around, send
a card marking the special
day — and explaining then
the reason why there is no
check included.
******
Contact Dear Abby at www.
DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440,
Los Angeles, CA 90069.
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along with peers and parents is in
“What Every Teen Should Know.”
Send your name and mailing address, plus check or money order
for $7 (U.S. funds) to: Dear Abby,
Teen Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount
Morris, IL 61054-0447. (Shipping
and handling are included in the
price.)
President Barack Obama is
applauding the Senate’s predawn approval of a two-year
budget deal, saying it shows
Congress can “help, not hinder” the nation’s progress.
Just after 3 a.m. Washington time, Senators voted 6435 to approve the measure,
which also lifts the debt ceiling. Democrats teamed with
Republican defense hawks
to overcome opposition from
conservatives. They included
two GOP senators running for
president, Rand Paul of Kentucky and Ted Cruz of Texas.
In a written statement,
Obama says the deal will
strengthen defense, boost
needed investments and create jobs. He says it also breaks
the cycle of “shutdowns and
manufactured crises” that
have harmed the U.S. economy. And he urges lawmakers
to work speedily to ensure individual agency spending bills
are completed before a temporary spending bill runs out.
R&B star Akon
to debut new
albums
LOS ANGELES (AP) —
Akon, an R&B star who’s collaborated with everyone from
Eminem to Andy Samberg,
is about to release his first
albums in seven years — but
you won’t find them in stores
or on streaming services like
Spotify. Instead, he plans to
release four albums through
a new app, making him the
latest artist to experiment
with bypassing big record labels and traditional music distribution altogether.
The new app, called Stadium, will let fans stream
Akon songs for free, although
they’ll have to put up with ads.
But interacting with the app
by clicking the ads or sharing with friends on Facebook
will earn users credits they
can use to “buy” digital goods
such as ringtones, wallpapers
and Akon-styled emoji. And,
of course, to unlock more
songs and unreleased videos.
“It’s going to definitely regenerate the music business,”
Akon said in an exclusive interview with The Associated
Press, calling his app “the answer” to the music industry’s
problems. “It’s going to take
someone like me to take the
chance on it.”
US economy slowed sharply down to
1.5 percent growth rate in third quarter
By MARTIN CRUTSINGER
AP Economics Writer
WASHINGTON (AP) —
The U.S. economy slowed
sharply in the summer, reflecting a cutback in businesses’ stockpiling of goods,
which offset solid consumer
spending. But most economists think growth has been
strengthening since the JulySeptember quarter ended.
The Commerce Department said Thursday that the
economy, as measured by the
gross domestic product, grew
at a tepid annual rate of 1.5
percent in the July-September quarter, far below the 3.9
percent rate of the previous
quarter.
The biggest reason was a
push by businesses to shrink
unwanted stockpiles, which
slashed 1.4 percentage points
from quarterly growth but is
expected to be only temporary. Encouragingly for the
economy, consumer spending remained solid over the
summer: It rose at a 3.2 percent annual rate, down only
slightly from the previous
quarter.
And most analysts have
said they think businesses are
stepping up their stockpiling this quarter in response
to the continued gains in
consumer spending. Many
predict that growth in the
October-December quarter
will rebound to around a 2.5
percent annual rate.
Ian Shepherdson, chief
economist at Pantheon
Macroeconomics, said that
excluding the drag from
scaled-back inventory rebuilding, Thursday’s report
was “solid.” Noting the consistent strength in consumer
spending, Shepherdson said
he thinks the current quar-
ter’s annual growth rate
could reach 3 percent.
For all of 2015, the economy is expected to expand
around 2.3 percent, near last
year’s modest 2.4 percent,
despite persistent economic
weakness around the world.
Still, last quarter’s slump
marked the latest slide for
an economy that began
2015 on a rocky note as a severe winter and West Coast
port disruptions essentially
stalled growth. The economy
rebounded in the April-June
quarter before weakening
again in the summer. The
report Thursday was the
government’s first of three
estimates of growth for the
third quarter.
Last quarter, in addition
to the drag from reduced inventory rebuilding, a wider
trade deficit also held back
growth. That weakness is
likely continuing as manufacturers struggle with slowdowns in key export markets
such as China. A stronger
dollar has also hurt sales by
making American products
less competitive overseas.
Business
investment
spending grew by a modest 2.1 percent in the third
quarter, just half the secondquarter rate. Investment in
structures fell at a 4 percent
rate. That decline reflected
a 47 percent plunge in investment in a category that
includes oil and gas drilling,
which has suffered huge cutbacks with the drop in global
energy prices.
Government
spending
grew at a moderate 1.7 percent annual rate, slower than
the 2.6 percent pace in the
second quarter. It reflected a
smaller gain in state and local spending.
The 3.2 percent annual
rise in consumer spending
in the third quarter was only
slightly below the 3.6 percent
growth rate in the second
quarter. Sales of durable
goods such as autos led the
way.
Consumer spending drives
about 70 percent of economic activity, and most economists think that support will
continue, boosted by more
job gains. Though the pace
of hiring weakened over the
past two months, steady job
growth has helped shrink the
unemployment rate to a seven-year low of 5.1 percent.
Wages have yet to rise significantly for most people,
but more jobs have meant
more people have money to
spend.
Most economists expect
hiring to pick up in the final stretch of the year and
make consumers more likely
to spend during the holiday
shopping season. A renewed
decline in energy prices is
also giving consumers more
money to spend on other
goods and services.
Hundreds of immigrants caught at
border believe families can stay in US
WASHINGTON
(AP)
— Hundreds of immigrant
families caught illegally crossing the Mexican border told
U.S. immigration agents they
made the dangerous journey
in part because they believed
they would be permitted
to stay in the United States
and collect public benefits,
according to internal intelligence files from the Homeland Security Department.
The interviews with immigrants by federal agents were
intended to help the Obama
administration understand
what might be driving a puzzling surge in the numbers of
border crossings that started
over the summer. The explanations suggest the U.S. government’s efforts to discourage illegal crossings may have
been unsuccessful. Its efforts
have included public service
campaigns in Honduras, El
Salvador and Guatemala to
highlight the dangers and
consequences of making the
trek across Mexico to cross illegally into the United States.
The Associated Press obtained copies of the interview
summaries, which were compiled in reports by the U.S.
Customs and Border Protection’s Office of Intelligence.
They said hundreds of people
traveling as part of families
consistently cited opportunities to obtain permission to
stay in the U.S., claim asylum
and receive unspecified benefits. Immigrants spoke of
“permisos,” or a pass to come
into the United States.
The report “is not intended to be a comprehensive
analysis of the situation,” said
department spokeswoman
Marsha Catron, adding that
troubles in the immigrants’
home countries likely contributed to their flight as well.
Although the Obama administration has explained
that immigrants who cross
the U.S. border illegally can
be deported, lengthy backlogs of more than 456,000
cases mean that immigrants
can effectively remain in the
U.S. for years before a judge
decides whether they should
leave the country. Also, recent court rulings have complicated the government’s
plans to hold families in immigration jails pending deportation proceedings. Immigrants living in the U.S.
illegally generally are not
eligible for public benefits,
except that children may receive free or reduced meals
in public schools.
Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said the rising number of border crossings by families and children
was due to “push factors”
in Central America, such as
crime and violence. He said
the Obama administration
wants to invest $1 billion in
Central America to address
the underlying problems that
push families and children
out of Central America.
“We need to expand on this
and ... we need to make the
hard investment,” Johnson
said Thursday at an academic
conference at the Georgetown University Law Center.
Federal agents interviewed
345 people traveling with
family members between July
7 and Sept. 30, according to
the five-page report obtained
by the House Judiciary Committee and shared with the
AP. The interviews did not fo-
cus on what prompted the immigrants to leave their home
countries, though many did
mention gang and family violence as factors.
“This internal Border Patrol document shows that the
Obama administration’s lax
immigration policies are the
culprit for the ongoing surge
at our borders,” said Rep.
Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., chairman of the Judiciary Committee.
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ing, vast changes in curriculum, coaching, procedures
and more. Polito said, “I
think teachers are like children. We care about them
and we try to teach them,
and teachers deserve and
have a right to be re-taught,
and be cared about enough
to have them re-learn a curriculum they didn’t have
in the past, along with new
strategies and new instruction. It is a much harder
place to work in than it
was four or five years ago.
Teachers need to be treated
with dignity and respect,
just as the students do. I
have to give our teachers
the same care and concern
we give our children.”
Committee member Joseph Mega said, “I was a life
long educator. I have never
ever supported any state
for federal mandated test.
Parents are the key. When
I was in school and you got
home, do your homework.
The real key is the parents,
they need to become more
involved with what their
kids are doing in school.”
Charles Pretti said, “I
am kind of disappointed. I
wanted something that says
we are climbing that mountain. I think we have started
but it is not showing yet, but
I do believe we are moving
in that right direction.”
Parker added, “If we had
200 parents here demanding better with our heads
on the chopping block, we
would do better and figure
this out. A child that has
a crappy teacher doesn’t
get another chance at that
grade. We have to do better!”
Member Mitch Grosky,
who appeared frustrated
by some of the comments
made spoke next, “We are
doing many new things here
that we have not done in the
past, especially with trying
to do them with the money that we do have. I have
as much impatience for a
teacher who is not cutting
it as much as anybody, and
would even say we need to
move that teacher out of the
classroom even if it costs us
some extra money. However, we do have a negotiated
and state evaluation system,
so we can’t just say you’re
not doing the job. We must
provide an improvement
plan and give them a chance
to improve. I don’t intend to
say were are doing great, but
the news is mixed.” Grosky,
clearly upset, added, “Let’s
not pretend that no good
things are happening and
it’s all bad news because
folks, that ain’t the truth!”
Lee Chauvette said, “I
have several things I would
like to say right now but I
won’t, out of respect for the
people that are trying hard
in this district. There are a
few things that I gauge a little differently here as I have
been going over the results
since they were released.
On thing that doesn’t come
out in these MCAS results
is demographics, which as
we all know in this district is
difficult. My personal belief
is you can retrain people,
and you can have expectations. I tend to agree with a
lot of what Amber has had
to say here tonight. Until
the demographics can be
taken out of the old elementary schools and into the
new school, I do not feel we
are going to see a huge shift.
We are not targeting the audience we need to target.
I recently had a long term
supporter of this district tell
me that this district is dead
and he is pulling their children out. We have to have
to invite parents to start to
come in. Have a parents
night MCAS discussion,
things like that are what we
have to do. We can sit here
all night and polish the duck
and it’s still a duck.”
Referring
to
graphs
Chauvette said, “Looking at
these graphs, you can polish
and make it out to be like
we are doing great, but I do
support the staff and their
efforts, and I know that we
are trying to make this work
going forward. But with your
school choice going one
way, and your test scores
going the other way, it is
not going to happen. School
choice has increased on this
committee every year that I
have been on this committee for 14 years. Something
is not right. The perception
that out there with parents
is that we didn’t improve. I
am very supportive of the
work that is being done and
the testing, and as we move
forward I look forward to
better numbers and finally
being able to put this to
bed.”
Syria
knowledged, however, the
forces would be taking risks
in a dangerous part of the
world, where the U.S. also is
conducting airstrikes.
“There’s no denying the
serious risk they will be facing,” Earnest said, but “they
are not in a combat mission.”
Officials said the U.S.
troops would go into Syria
over the next few weeks and
likely spend less than two
months there at a time. A
senior defense official did
not rule out adjusting or expanding the U.S. effort as
conditions in Syria change.
U.S. troops have been on
the ground in Syria before,
Earnest said, noting a rescue
mission more than a year
ago and a more recent raid.
Officials said those types of
unilateral raids could still
happen.
Although the number of
troops is small, it marks an
escalation of U.S. involvement in the fight against the
Islamic State, which controls
a large part of northern Syria
and has its self-proclaimed
capital in the Syrian city of
Raqqa. The move comes after weeks of deliberation on
how to revive the struggling
effort in Syria and the failed
training and equipping mission there, and follows a visit to the region last week by
Marine Gen. Joseph Dunford, the new chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
One senior official said
that a first group of forces
— possibly a couple of dozen — will go relatively soon
to assess the situation and
determine which groups on
the ground the U.S. can best
work with, including moderate Kurdish and Arab fighters. More special operations
forces would follow once the
U.S. better determines what
the needs are.
The U.S. special operations forces will all come
from the United States and
will advise and assist the
Syrian rebels from headquarters locations there.
They won’t move to the
Boston
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Charles Pretti said, “The
results are flat. We have
good results in some grades,
and not so good results in
others. Our demographics
are tough, but that is also
not an excuse either because
there are great schools everywhere. A real litmus test
is that students who were
in the first grade last year
who started this turnaround
plan, are now in the second
grade and don’t get tested
again until next year. That
will be a true litmus test, so
yes, we have to have a little
of a sense of patience.”
Carla Rabinowitz next
to speak, said, “I am concerned about the message
being given by some of the
school committee members.
It is accurate and I would
have to agree, the scores
are disappointing, as some
scores are not improved significantly while in some others they have improved. We
are in the middle of a process of radical change, and
that was what was presented to us by both the DSAC
and Math Consultant who
visited us this evening. This
is the way things normally
go, and you can’t expect to
see change over night. Reeducating teachers takes
time. However because of
contract and because of
state law you just can’t fire
them.” Rabinowitz looked
at Parker and said, “You
can’t just go in and say
‘you’re not producing so
your fired,’ you just can’t do
it!”
Parker replied to Rabinowitz, “As a school committee member when I
wear my committee hat, I
can appreciate that it takes
time. I have about eight
years of poor test scores or
more than that. When I am
a mom and I wear my mom
hat, my second grader, my
fourth grader, and my junior won’t get to be one but
once. So when I put on that
parent hat, it is very hard
for me. As school committee members we should be
that passionate for every
single kid that is in this
district. I am not a patient
person and I will not apologize for that. The buck has
to stop somewhere. I will
serve three more years, and
if we can’t turn this around,
I will resign because I have
failed!”
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front lines, go into battle
with those troops or be
used to call in airstrikes into
Syria. Officials said the U.S.
forces would help coordinate operations, planning
and logistics.
Defense Secretary Ash
Carter hinted at the possible
changes earlier this week,
saying the U.S. was retooling its strategy in Iraq and
Syria and would conduct
unilateral ground raids if
needed to target Islamic
State militants. The U.S.
has done special operations
raids in Syria, and it participated in a ground operation
to rescue hostages last week
in northern Iraq that resulted in the first U.S. combat
death in that country since
2011.
The addition of special
operations forces, however,
marks a shift for Obama
who has steadfastly said he
would not put U.S. boots on
the ground in Syria.
In recent weeks, U.S. military officials have been signaling greater acceptance
for the idea of such a deployment.
Carter told the Senate
Armed Services Committee
that the U.S. would do more
to support moderate Syrian
forces fighting IS.
Last week, Dunford met
with his top commanders
during a stop in Iraq, and
told them to broaden their
thinking and map out new
ways the U.S.-led coalition
can put more pressure on
the Islamic State fighters.
The U.S. will also be sending additional aircraft, including A-10s and about a
dozen F-15 fighters, to the
Incirlik air base in Turkey,
likely repositioning them
from other spots in the region. The U.S. recently
dropped 50 tons of ammunition to Arab groups fighting
IS, and officials said more
ammunition and possibly
small firearms could be provided over time.
As part of the latest plan,
the U.S. is also looking at
ways to beef up its support
for Iraqi forces battling IS,
including additional equipment and training to counter
roadside bombs and vehicleborne explosive devices.
The U.S. is also talking with
the Iraqi government about
setting up a commando task
force to better target Islamic
State leaders and networks.
A senior administration
official said the U.S. has
made good progress in Iraq
and Syria when working
with effective partners on
the ground who can regain
territory lost to IS. So the
U.S. is moving away from
failed approaches, such as
the effort to train Syrian
rebels outside the country
and send them back into
Syria.
The officials were not authorized to discuss the matter publicly so spoke on condition of anonymity.
The Obama administration has been weighing how
to better enable moderate
Syrian forces to step up the
fight against IS, particularly
as Russia has entered the
conflict with airstrikes.
U.S. officials made it clear
that there is no plan now
to coordinate with the Russians or tell Moscow where
U.S. troops may be in Syria.
They said the troops would
not be near any locations
being bombed by the Russians, but a senior defense
official did not rule out the
possibility of talking with
Moscow if it becomes necessary in order to guarantee
the safety of the U.S. troops.
Clocks
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U.S. territories don’t have to
change because those places
don’t observe daylight saving time.
Public safety officials say
this is a good time to put a
new battery in the smoke
alarm, no matter where you
live.
Daylight saving time returns at 2 a.m. local time the
second Sunday in March —
in 2016, that comes March
13.
opiate abuse; $2.2 million to
support training and staffing
needs at the Department
of Children and Families;
$250,000 for a grant program for municipal police
departments to purchase
body cameras; and creation
of a special commission to
study pancreatic cancer.
The Senate approved the
bill on a voice vote without
a roll call and sent it to Gov.
Charlie Baker.
Supporters said the package is a balanced one that
closes out the books on fiscal 2015 and makes vital investments in the state while
continuing fiscal responsibility.
(A “Yes” vote is for the
budget.)
Rep. Donald Berthiaume
Yes; Rep. Kimberly Ferguson Yes; Rep. Stephen Kulik
Yes; Rep. Susannah Whipps
Lee Yes; Rep. Jonathan
Zlotnik Yes. SPINAL CORD INJURY
(S 2109) — The House 1570, approved a bill making
several changes in the operation of the Spinal Cord
Injury Trust Fund that provides medical cure research
services for individuals with
spinal cord injuries.
The fund is currently
funded by a $50 surcharge
assessed against any person
who seeks reinstatement of
his or her driver’s license.
The bill would raise the surcharge to $100 for a second
reinstatement and $150 for
a third. Under the bill, the surcharge for the Spinal Cord
Injury Trust Fund will be in
effect after three surchargeable events within a two-year
period or seven surchargeable events within a threeyear period. Currently, the
surcharge is triggered when
there are five or more surchargeable offenses within
any three-year period.
The measure requires that
all revenue from the surcharge go to the fund. Under current law, the state’s
General Fund receives some
of the revenue. It also renames the fund the Thomas
P. Kennedy Spinal Cord Injury Trust Fund, honoring
the late state senator, who
was a quadriplegic confined
to a wheelchair following an
accident in 1971. He passed
away in June at the age of
63.
Supporters
said
the
changes and hikes will result
in more money going to the
spinal cord fund. They noted
that in fiscal 2006, the fund
received $119,675 from surcharges and in fiscal 2015, it
received only $23,600.
Only final Senate approval is needed before the mea-
sure goes to Gov. Baker.
(A “Yes” vote is for the
bill.)
Rep. Berthiaume Yes;
Rep. Ferguson Yes; Rep.
Kulik Yes; Rep. Whipps Lee
Yes; Rep. Zlotnik Yes
ALSO UP ON
BEACON HILL
ADOPT-A-SENIOR
(S
367) — The Elder Affairs
Committee held a hearing
on a bill that would establish
a statewide Adopt-A-Senior
volunteer program to assist
seniors with snow removal
and property or home maintenance services. The measure includes creation of a
registry of volunteers and
establishes a system of volunteer incentives to assist
with the recruiting and registration of volunteers.
BANKS MUST PAY PENALTIES (H 815) — The
Committee on Financial
Services held a hearing on
legislation that would require a bank to pay the fine,
penalty and/or late charge
incurred by the customer
if the bank makes an error
and fails to make an automatic payment pre-authorized by the customer to a
third party. If a bank fails
to comply with this law, the
customer would be entitled
to triple damages.
ALLOW BANKS TO
CONDUCT RAFFLES (S
495) — Another measure
on the Committee on Financial Services’ agenda would
allow banks to conduct a
“savings promotion raffle”
and offer prizes to winners.
The contests, designed to
encourage more people to
save money, would be open
only to customers who deposit a specific amount of
money, to be determined
by the bank, in a savings account.
Supporters say some
states have already done
this and have seen a marked
increase in the number of
people who open savings
accounts at the bank. They
argue it is a great promotion
that will result in more people depositing money into a
savings account.
Opponents say that banks
should not be involved in
raffles and gambling.
GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS AND BAN OFFICIALS’ NAMES — The
Committee on State Administration and Regulatory
Oversight held a hearing
on a proposal requiring all
government publications to
be written for a 6th grade
literacy level (H 2730) and a
measure to prevent exploitation of materials bought
with taxpayer money by
prohibiting the placing of a
personal name on any state
Health
served as a model for President Barack Obama’s Affordable Care Act. But the
transition to the federal
program in 2013 and 2014
proved disastrous, forcing
the administration of thenGov. Deval Patrick to place
hundreds of thousands of
residents into temporary
Medicaid coverage.
The website was rebuilt
for the start of last year’s
open enrollment and while
things worked better, glitches persisted.
Gov.
Charlie
Baker
knocked on the wooden desk
in his office when asked if he
was optimistic about the latest sign-up period.
“Obviously the health
connector has been a total
crackup for the last couple
of years and the commonwealth has spent literally
hundreds of millions of dollars and hundreds of thousands of people have had
their lives disrupted as a
result of that,” said Baker.
“I’m expecting that for the
vast majority of people for
whom the last couple of
years has been a nightmare
that the process should go
smoothly.”
The breakdowns and subsequent rebuilding of the
health exchange has cost
the state an estimated $285
million, said Gutierrez, who
was hired by Baker after the
Republican took office in
January.
Among the enhancements
being rolled out for the new
open enrollment period is
a feature that will allow users who want to renew their
current coverage without
changes to do so quickly and
not have to plow through
the entire application process, Gutierrez said.
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property by an elected or
appointed official (H 2707).
ALLOW LEGISLATORS
TO PERFORM MARRIAGE CEREMONIES (H
3303) — The State Administration and Regulatory
Oversight’s agenda included
a proposal that would allow
all 200 state legislators to
perform marriage ceremonies. The measure also allows legislators to communicate directly with a state
agency in order to discuss issues brought to a lawmaker
by a constituent. Some state
agencies currently require
constituents to sign a written release form that permits direct communication
between a senator or representative and the agency on
the person’s behalf.
MAKE THE BAY STATE
A
“PURPLE
HEART
STATE” (H 2839) — The
House gave initial approval
to a bill declaring every August 7 as Purple Heart Day.
The measure would recognize the “contributions and
sacrifices of the men and
women from Massachusetts
who served in harm’s way in
the Armed Forces and have
been vital in maintaining the
freedom and the way of life
enjoyed by our citizens.”
PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED
SUICIDE (H 1991) — The
Public Health Committee
held a hearing on a very
controversial bill that would
allow terminally ill patients
with fewer than six months
to live to obtain medication
they can self-administer to
commit suicide. Voters defeated a similar measure
on the 2012 ballot by a very
slim 51 percent to 49 percent margin with 1,466,866
voting for the measure and
1,534,757 against. There
were also 182,573 blank ballots of people who took a
ballot but did not vote on
this question.
PRICE GOUGING DURING EMERGENCIES (S
137) — The Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure Committee held a
hearing on legislation making it a crime to price gouge
and charge unconscionable
prices during a declared
state emergency. The measure imposes up to a $5,000
fine on anyone who charges
excessive prices for necessities including food, fuel and
shelter.
During the week of Oct.
26-30, the House met for a
total of four hours and 47
minutes while the Senate
met for a total of five hours
and 1 minute.
Bob Katzen welcomes feedback at [email protected].
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Other upgrades include a
revamped system for making online payments and a
new account-change function that allows members to
update personal information, such as a new address,
new job or the birth of a
child. I
n the past, such changes
could only be made by calling customer service.
While more enhancements are expected when
the final version of the current software is released in
2017, “there isn’t anything
we are deeply regretting
walking into this open enrollment period,” Gutierrez
said.
About 182,000 residents
are currently signed up for
medical insurance through
the connector, a figure
that state officials expect
will climb to about 190,000
by the end of the open enrollment period. Another
45,000 obtain dental insurance through the connector.
Despite recent problems
with the exchange, Massachusetts maintains a 96
percent rate of insured residents. The connector is focused on reaching pockets
of uninsured people in several urban areas, including
Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood, Worcester, Lowell, Lawrence, Lynn, Quincy, Brockton, New Bedford
and Fall River, officials said.
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Senators stumble in
20-19 loss to Ludlow
BY CRAIG RILEY
ADN Sports Correspondent
LUDLOW — The Mahar Regional football team saw their already slim chance at a postseason
berth vanish Friday night as the
Senators traveled to Ludlow High
School and came out on the wrong
end of a hard-fought 20-19 Intercounty League contest.
The Senators (6-2, 5-2 IL) took
a 13-7 lead into halftime, but the
beginning of the third quarter
proved to be a nightmare for Mahar when Ludlow’s Nick Godbout
took the bouncing second-half
kickoff at the Lions 22 yard-line
and took it down the right sideline
for a touchdown. After Ludlow
HEADER — Athol High School’s Tyler Lajoie (3) goes up for a head ball as Mahar defenders put the extra point through, it was
Levi Baruch (3) and Alex Barbera (4) close in during Friday’s soccer contest in Orange. Lajoie 14-13 Lions with just 17 seconds
having run off the clock.
scored three times, bringing his career point total to 97, in the Raiders 3-2 victory.
The Lions then took advantage
Photo By Josh Talbot
of the shocked Senators by attempting an onside kick, which the
Lions’ Ethan Freniere dived on at
the Senators’ 46, and the Lions offense was in business with great
field position. The Mahar defense
came up huge, forcing a turnover on downs when they pressured Ludlow quarterback Dan
Rodrigues into an incompletion
on fourth-and-two from the 38.
By JOSH TALBOT
minutes. Our guys played with a Dan Guertin. “We fought and did
ADN Sports Editor
lot of heart and determination, a much better job of controlling
ORANGE — The Athol High however, and that helped us get possession in the second half.”
School boys’ soccer team waited the win.”
King credited fullback Riley
42 days for Friday’s rematch with
The Senators controlled play Carey with stepping up to prerival Mahar. The Raiders made for much of the second half, but serve the victory.
ATHOL — The Athol High
the most of it as they walked out the Raiders’ defense kept them at
“He gave us 80 minutes and he School volleyball team clinched
of the James S. Woodward Ath- bay while forcing Mahar to settle was a lockdown, superstar,” said its fourth consecutive Northern
letic Complex with a 3-2 victory. for shots from the perimeter. King. “Without his efforts, we Division title with a 25-17, 25-7,
It looked as if the Raiders Athol failed to generate any scor- wouldn’t have had the success we 25-23 victory over Mohawk on
would roll to victory as the Sena- ing opportunities in the second did. It was his opportunity to step Friday.
tors looked sluggish in their third half.
up and shine and he did that for
The Raiders finish the regular
game in as many nights and Athol
“It was an awesome second
season with a 12-7 mark, 9-1 in
Rivals Page 7
built a 3-0 lead behind a trio of half,” said Mahar head coach
the Northern. They will share
Tyler Lajoie tallies. the division crown with Turn“We played a perfect game for
ers Falls which also went 9-1 in
the first 35 minutes,” said Athol
league play.
head coach David King. “We did
exactly what we’ve been training
to do. Everything was executed
well.”
The Senators awoke from their
ORANGE — The Mahar volstupor as Eli Smith pumped in a
leyball team wrapped up its 2015
pair of goals in the final two minseason with a 25-11, 25-16, 25-20
utes of the first half to make it a
loss to Pioneer, Friday night.
one goal game at the break. The Senators recognized seThe goals gave Mahar life after
niors Natalie Gonynor and Ashley
the Raiders missed several opEhlen before the game, but the
portunities to blow the game wide
Panthers jumped all over Mahar
open in the first half. Mahar goalin the first set and never looked
keeper Bryce Cleveland made a
back.
number of key saves to keep his
Gonynor racked up six kills and
team in the contest. “Their keeper kept them in the
game,” said King. “It could have
been 6-0 at any point. We ended
up giving them life and they are
a good team. That’s the best Ma- KNOCK IT THROUGH — Athol High School’s Avery Clyatt
har team I’ve seen in 15 years (14) knocks a through ball as Mahar’s Liam Bashista pursues
of coaching and we didn’t play a
very good game over the last 45 during Friday’s soccer match in Orange.
Photo By Josh Talbot
Athol boys hold off rival
Mahar for 3-2 victory
The teams would trade scoreless
possessions before the Senators
would strike back with a big play
of their own. With 4:30 remaining in the third, Mahar started at
its own 10 after a monster punt by
Rodrigues. On first-and-10, quarterback Austin Leary handed the
ball to senior back Clay Richardson, who swept to the left and barreled his way through the line, going 90 yards down the sideline for
the huge score. Mahar would go
for two to attempt to gain a seven
point advantage, but Leary’s pass
fell short, and it was 19-14 with
4:17 remaining in the frame.
The Lions then went on their
most sustained drive of the game,
a 13-play, 65-yard possession that
saw Rodrigues go six for eight for
45 yards through the air, ending
with a 10-yard touchdown strike
to Godbout, who scored all three
touchdowns on the night for
the Lions. Ludlow’s two-pointer
would fail, and it was 20-19 Lions
with 7:28 left in the fourth.
That would be the final as the
Senators had only two more possessions, the first ending on a punt
and the second on a turnover on
Stumble Page 7
Athol spikers clinch 4th straight Northern
Division crown with sweep of Warriors
Athol recognized seniors Tatyana Carrasquillo, Shelby Roussel, Tatianna LaCroix, Sophie
LaRoche and Liz Carlson before
the contest.
Hope Parker led the victors
with six aces, six assists and
three kills. Roussel added four
kills and three aces. Carrasquillo chipped in four kills and
one block. LaCroix had a pair of
spikes.
Mahar girls drop finale in 3 sets
six digs in her final game. Ehlen
had a pair of aces.
Sophomore Maeve Powell added four spikes. Sophie Smith added two kills.
Smith recorded four digs. Carissa Johnson tacked on three.
Lauren Henne, Powell and Aria
Flematti had two apiece.
Flematti handed out nine assists
and added two aces.
Talbs & His
Theories
By JOSH TALBOT
[email protected]
Examining Week 8
SURROUNDED — Mahar’s Alex Temple (16) tries to work out of a double-team by Athol’s
Crista Jillson (10) and Callie Jillson (2) during Friday’s soccer match in Orange. The game
was suspended with 37:37 to play after power went out in Orange. The game will resume
today at 11 a.m. with the teams tied at zero.
Photo By Josh Talbot
Lady Raiders tournament quest on hold after
lights go out; Play to resume today at 11
By JOSH TALBOT
ADN Sports Editor
could have called the game a tie. Mahar had several chances to
ORANGE — The lights may take leads in the first half, but
have gone out at the James S. Athol goalkeeper Payton Parker
Woodward Athletic Complex, was superb while holding the SenFriday night, but the Athol High ators scoreless.
Parker’s excellence started in
School girls’ soccer team extended
the 14th minute as Carly Jillson
its season another day.
The Lady Raiders were locked knocked a cross that found Jeanne
in a scoreless match with rival Ma- Grutchfield for the redirect. Parkhar when a power outage put a er made the improbable save.
A corner-kick from Alex Temple
halt to the festivities with 37:37 remaining in the second half. Know- in the 17th minute found the body
ing what was at stake — Athol of Tori Tenney and redirected to
needs a win to qualify for the tour- Delaney Parker whose touch was
nament — the schools worked to- pounced on by the Athol keeper.
gether and the game will pick up In the 24th minute, Parker made
today at 11 a.m. With the first a diving stop to her left as Katie
half having been played, game Cleveland fired on net. Parker’s
officials
best effort came in the 33rd minute. After a Temple corner-kick
led to a flurry in front, Delaney
Parker chipped a shot that looked
to be headed into the top shelf.
Payton Parker leaped into the air
and swatted the shot down. The
rebound went right to Grutchfield
who quickly fired back from five
yards away. Parker used her leg to
stop that shot and keep the Senators off the board.
While Parker was under siege
for much of the first half, Athol
managed just two opportunities.
The Lady Raiders best chance
came in the fourth minute as a
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In case you weren’t yet convinced, this year’s Patriots team is
very good.
Thursday night’s victory over the
Dolphins was the final push I needed — the Patriots will repeat as Super Bowl Champions and complete
a 19-0 season.
Sure, I’m kidding — a little —
but I can’t get over how good Tom
Brady is. We should be used to it by
now, but the man defies logic. He
shouldn’t be this good at this age.
Just look at Peyton Manning.
Hopefully you bet the Pats on
Thursday night and got your week
off to a strong start. Let’s examine
the rest of Week 8.
Lions at Chiefs (-3.5)
Detroit may have changed offensive coordinators, but until their offensive line starts blocking they are
going to continue to struggle. Charcandrick West went over 100 yards
last week and has a solid matchup
against the Lions this week. The
Chiefs will need him. Look for Jeremy Maclin to get involved early
after sitting out last week. Chiefs
24-17.
Vikings (-1) at Bears
Adrian Peterson remains the key
for Minnesota, but Teddy Bridgwater and Stefon Diggs have something brewing. Chicago has played
some competitive football of late
and will be hungry coming out of
the bye. Look for Alshon Jeffrey to
have a big one after having the bye
week to rest up. Bears 27-24.
Bucs at Falcons (-7)
If the Tampa defense couldn’t
close out Kirk Cousins and the
Redskins, what chance do they
have against Matt Ryan and Julio
Jones? The Atlanta offense may
have struggled last week, but they
will roll in the dome. Falcons 40-17.
Giants at Saints (-3)
I wrote New Orleans off after an
0-3 start, but now that they have
won three-of-four it may be time
to reconsider. The defense hasn’t
been half bad this year, either. As
for the Giants, the offense was pu-
trid last week against Dallas. Look
for Eli to bounce back. Giants 2724.
49ers at Rams (-8)
Todd Gurley is really good and
the Rams defense should harass
Colin Kaepernick all afternoon.
Kap struggled against the Rams
back when the 49ers were good
and he’ll struggle again this week.
Rams 27-13.
Cardinals (-5.5) at Browns
Arizona has cooled off after
starting the year on fire. Expect
Chris Johnson to have a big game
against the Browns’ struggling rush
defense. Josh McCown and Johnny
Manziel are both expected to see
time under center for Cleveland.
If you have two quarterbacks, you
have none. Cardinals 31-17.
Bengals at Steelers (pk)
The Pittsburgh offense will be at
full strength for the first time this
season, but I’m not sure Ben Roethlisberger will be at 100-percent
for this one. The Steelers might
need a week to get their feet under
them which should open the door
for another Cincinnati victory.
Bengals 24-17.
Chargers at Ravens (-3.5)
The San Diego defense has been
terrible this year. So bad that even
Joe Flacco is a good fantasy play
this week. Look for Flacco to have
a big game and the Ravens to win
in a shooutout. Ravens 34-28.
Titans at Texans (-4.5)
Arian Foster is done for the year.
When Foster has been sidelined in
the past, the Texans have banked on
their defense. That unit stinks this
year. Expect Brian Hoyer to throw
a ton of passes in this one. Marucs
Mariota appears to be sidelined for
another week. That should be all
Houston needs. Texans 27-17.
Jets (-3) at Raiders
This will be the week we learn a
lot about the Jets. If they respond
from last week’s loss to the Patriots
with a win, then we know they are
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ATHOL DAILY NEWS Weekend, October 31-November 1, 2015 Page 7
Sportsman’s
Corner
By MIKE ROCHE
Happy Halloween!
Pint-sized ghosts and goblins will be taking over our
neighborhoods tonight as we celebrate Halloween. This
holiday, which seems to be an excuse to extort candy from
your neighbors, is very popular with children and who can
blame them! Any excuse to eat candy bars is fine with me.
My brother Chris will be celebrating another birthday today as well and he held his annual pumpkin carving party
least weekend where a good time was had by all.
We are also in the midst of hunting seasons. Today you
can hunt for deer with a bow, upland birds, waterfowl, coyotes and foxes, rabbits and turkeys, although the fall turkey
season ends today. This weekend Dinah and I will be guiding our good friends Dr. Steve Williams and his son Matt
in a quest for grouse and woodcock. Matt flies east from
Kansas and Steve drives up from DC and they are joined
by retired MassWildlife Director Wayne MacCallum and
another friend, Pete Duncan from Pennsylvania. It is a
hunt we look forward to as the pre and post festivities tend
to be as much fun as the hunting, although we hunt hard
and usually do quite well on the birds.
My limited experience in upland hunting in Massachusetts thus far finds no real evidence of woodcock flights. We
only moved multiple birds in one cover this past Wednesday and the local birds seemed to still be hanging around.
Usually this time in October features flight activity and it
seems to some that have expressed an opinion that ducks,
geese, robins and woodcock have not been seen migrating
through like expected. Reports from upstate New York,
where the grouse camp I frequent is located, indicated that
nothing close to a flight of woodcock has yet appeared. We
will see what we find in familiar covers this weekend.
A black bear was looking for a meal earlier in the week
when Dinah announced his presence in the back yard.
Fortunately, the bird feeders were in but he hung around
for a while. A group of hen turkeys have also been visiting
but they are safe from becoming a Thanksgiving dinner.
Maybe next year!
Bow hunters have also been lamenting the lack of deer
activity but the mild weather does limit their movement as
they are already wearing their winter coats. At least one
good buck did pay the price for daytime rambling when
Jonathan Bunker of Squaretail Outfitters arrowed him after the buck chased a young deer in front of his stand and
then paused a little too long. The buck, dressed, weighed
198 pounds. That is a fine deer, particularly when you consider that the biologist at the check station estimated the
deer to be only 3 and half years old.
This writer has been very busy for the past few weeks
working as the Mahar Fish’N Game Club Advisor. This
year’s club leaders expressed an interest in repeating the
Alaska trip that the club took in 2003. At this point, all
the details have been worked out and it looks like enough
club members are committed to make the trip happen. A
request will be made for out of state travel and if that is approved the group will spend ten days in Alaska in June. It
is a beautiful place to visit and the fishing is not bad either!
The last trip was done as most tourists prefer, traveling
and sleeping in motor homes. The RV”s make it possible
to tour very inexpensively and go wherever the spirit moves
you to go. The plan is to go with the same company that
rented to the club the last time and you fly into Anchorage,
pick up you rig, and off you go. One very interesting facet
of the trip is the fact that in June, when the group is traveling, it never gets dark as Alaska earns it name of “the land
of the midnight sun”.
Students at Mahar are getting ramped up for archery in
the physical education classes using the equipment used in
the Archery in the Schools Program. Mahar was one of the
program’s pilot schools and with the support of the Mahar
Fish’N Game Club purchased a second set of the Mathews
Genesis bows used in NASP competition. The Mahar
Fish’N Game Club is sponsoring weekly archery time and
students can hone their skills and work to become proficient with a bow.
With all this talk of hunting, don’t forget that fall trout
stocking is underway in Massachusetts and the beautiful
and colorful brook, brown and rainbow trout will be eager
to feed in preparation for winter. Lake Mattawa is a great
place to try your luck and enjoy the last vestiges of fall foliage.
Rivals
us tonight.”
Lajoie put Athol on top
just 3:17 into the contest.
Owen King gained control
in the midfield and chipped
a ball over the top. Lajoie
proceeded to run by Jack
Temple and Shawn Dennis
and buried a shot inside the
right post.
In the 10th minute, Lajoie ran past four Mahar defenders and found himself
1-on-1 with Cleveland. The
junior goalkeeper managed
to make a beautiful save to
his right to keep the deficit
at one.
Less than a minute later,
Athol capitalized on a freekick as Nelson Leadbetter
played a ball into the box
from 35 yards out. Lajoie
jumped over a pair of Mahar defenders and headed
a shot past Cleveland for a
2-0 lead just 10:45 into the
contest.
The Senators opted to
remove their mark from
Lajoie after 15 minutes in
an attempt to gain some
possession in the midfield. The move worked
for awhile, but Lajoie took
advantage of some sloppy
ballhandling for his third
goal of the night in the 26th
minute. Anthony Negron
chipped a ball into the box
and a Mahar defender fell
down while back pedaling.
Lajoie raced onto the loose
ball and hammered a shot
inside the right post for a
3-0 lead.
Lajoie had a chance to
add to the lead in the 27th
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minute as he found himself
1-on-1 with Cleveland. The
Mahar goalkeeper came
sliding out and was able to
trip up Lajoie and prevent
a potential goal. A similar play came in the
29th minute as Lajoie was
all alone with Cleveland
who again came sliding out.
This time Cleveland made
a clean grab of the ball to
stop Lajoie.
In the 32nd minute, Lajoie raced onto a through
ball and fired a shot towards
the left post from 12 yards
out. Cleveland was able to
make the lunging save. Cleveland’s best save
came in the 37th minute as
an Athol corner kick found
Avery Clyatt on the weakside. Clyatt fired a pass
across the six and King onetouched. Cleveland made
a diving stop to his right to
keep the Senators within
three.
Smith proceeded to field
a cross from Owen Cook in
the 39th minute and hammered a shot inside the left
post to cut the deficit to
two. Less than a minute later, Cook found Smith on a
through ball and the senior
snuck a shot inside the near
post to make it a 3-2 game
just before halftime.
The loss was just the second of the year for the Senators (13-2-3). Athol wraps
up the regular season with
a 10-6-2 mark. Both teams
will participate in the tournament.
ON THE RUN — Athol High School’s Mason Barrieau (41) makes his move as teammate Nick Casella (25)
throws a block during Friday night’s football contest in Athol. The Raiders hammered Greenfield 32-0.
Photo By Mike Phillips
Athol gridders smash Green Wave 32-0
ATHOL — The Athol
High School football team
caught a break Friday night
and made the most of it in
a 32-0 defeat of Greenfield.
The Wave arrived without quarterback Max Pirozhkov and managed just
43 yards of offense against
the Raiders. Athol, on the
other hand, used a powerful running attack to punish
Greenfield.
Robbie Nelson led the
Athol attack with 88 yards
and a pair of touchdowns.
Mason Barrieau and Nick
Casella chipped in 41 yards
and a touchdown each as
the Raiders racked up 204
yards rushing.
Quarterback
Trever
Mousseau completed 2-of4 passes for 33 yards. Tyler
Lutz, who ran for 26 yards,
had one catch for 20 yards.
Former quarterback Bryce
Melanson had a 13-yard reception.
Carter Amadon and Isaac
Raulston both had interceptions for the Raiders.
Casella opened the scoring with a 31-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. Mousseau hit Melanson
on the conversion for an 8-0
lead.
Nelson had scoring runs
of 10 and five yards in the
second quarter and ran in
both conversion for a 24-0
lead.
Barrieau capped the scoring with a 3-yard run to pay
dirt in the third quarter. Casella ran in the conversion.
The win snapped a sixgame losing streak for the
Raiders. Their opponent for
next week has yet to be determined.
SUNRISE, Fla. (AP) —
Brad Marchand scored twice
and Zdeno Chara picked up
his first goal of the season to
lead the Boston Bruins to a
3-1 win over the Florida Panthers on Friday night.
Marchand, who extended
his point streak to five games,
also was given a major penalty and a game misconduct
for boarding Dmitry Kulikov
with 2:06 left in the game. Kulikov left the ice bleeding.
Boston goalie Tuukka Rask
made 31 saves and Florida’s
Roberto Luongo had 22.
Chara also added an assist.
Florida’s Nick Bjugstad
scored his fourth goal on a
5-on-3 power play at 11:32 in
the third.
The first period featured
a number of strong scoring
chances, especially for the
Panthers. But it was scoreless
until the Bruins were able use
the league’s top power play to
grab the lead after Florida’s
Reilly Smith was sent off for
hooking. Marchand tipped in
a long shot by Chara past Luongo at 9:22 for his third goal.
Rask kept the game scoreless early with big saves on a
breakaway by Quinton Howden then a rebound chance
by Alex Petrovic. He added a
sliding glove save on a pointblank shot by Jonathan Huberdeau at 11:55 with Florida
on the power play.
Marchand scored his second goal after controlling a
shot by Krug, skating past
Luongo and flipping in his
fourth goal at 7:07 of the second.
Chara put in a rebound off
Krejci’s shot for Boston’s second power-play goal at 9:13
after Pirri was called for tripping.
Bjugstad recovered Bol-
land’s shot on the two-man
advantage and beat Rask to
cut the deficit to 3-1 at 11:32.
Florida had another 1:17
of 5-on-3 less than a minute
later after Joe Morrow and
Adam McQuaid drew minors
but they failed to capitalize.
Chara was called for a delay of game penalty with 4:59
left. Florida pulled Luongo to
set up a 6-on-4 advantage but
couldn’t score.
NOTES: The game was the
first of four meetings between
the clubs, who traded right
wingers on the first day of
free agency on July 1. Florida
sent Boston-area native Jimmy Hayes to the Bruins for
Reilly Smith and the $4 mil-
lion salary cap-hit in the contract of Marc Savard (concussion), who hasn’t played
since 2011. ... The home team
won all four games last season. ... RW Logan Shaw, 23,
made his NHL debut for the
Panthers. The Glace Bay,
Nova Scotia, native was a
third-round pick by Florida in
2011 and is one of 11 players
on the roster drafted by the
Panthers. ... Both teams play
Saturday to complete backto-back games. Boston goes
to Tampa Bay while Florida
finishes its three-game homestand against Washington
before embarking on a West
Coast road swing that starts
Wednesday in Anaheim.
BOSTON (AP) — DeMar
DeRozan scored 23 points
and Terrence Ross had 13 of
his 21 in the fourth quarter
as the Toronto Raptors took
command in the second half
and beat the Boston Celtics
113-103 on Friday night.
DeMarre Carroll scored 10
of his 21 points in the third
quarter and Kyle Lowry finished with 14 points and nine
assists for the Raptors.
Isaiah Thomas led Boston
with 25 points. Avery Bradley
added 13, including a 3-pointer that got Boston within 10899 with 1:54 left during a rally
that came much too late for
the Celtics to rally.
Ross hit six of his first seven
shots in the fourth quarter to
help the Raptors secure the
lead they built in the third by
capitalizing on Boston’s many
mistakes.
Toronto held the Celtics without a field goal for a
stretch of nearly 5 minutes
in the third quarter and outscored Boston 31-20 in the
period.
The game was tied at 54-all
at halftime then the Raptors
blew it open in the third quarter by forcing the Celtics into
a sequence of turnovers and
missed shots.
Carroll hit consecutive
3-pointers and Luis Scola
made a layup and a 3-pointer
during a 13-2 run that gave
Toronto an 82-68 lead.
Boston went without a field
goal from Amir Johnson’s
3-pointer with 6:05 left in the
period until Thomas drove
for a layup with 52 seconds
left.
TIP-INS
Raptors: Jonas Valanciunas
pulled down 10 rebounds and
Toronto outrebounded Boston 53-38. ... Toronto made
just 13 field goals in the first
half, but seven were 3-pointers.
Marchand scores twice, Bruins defeat Panthers 3-1
Picks
from Page 6
a good football team. Jets 2720.
Seahawks (-5) at Cowboys
Injuries have destroyed
Dallas, but they keep fighting. The good news is Seattle
is nearly as good as they have
been in recent years. I’m
expecting the Cowboys to
make a game of it. Seahawks
20-17.
Packers (-3) at Broncos Denver is undefeated
despite Peyton Manning’s
struggles. His issues will be
the topic of conversation on
Monday morning. Packers
31-14.
Colts at Panthers (-7)
Indianapolis is a soft football team. Carolina is not.
Look for the Panthers to hit
the Colts in the mouth early
and coast to victory. Panthers 30-17.
Against the spread: 4-8 in
Week 7; 51-48-3 on the season
Straight up: 6-6 in Week 8;
65-37 on the season
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cross from Julia Carey led to
a scramble in front. Mahar
goalkeeper Elysha Bedard
ended up out of the net, but
Athol’s Lindsey Hamlett
couldn’t get enough leg on
her redirect and the Mahar
defense cleared it out.
In the 28th minute, Emily
Casella knocked a through
ball to Carey, but her shot
sliced wide.
The contest is the final
regular season game for
the two teams. Mahar (9-62) has already qualified for
postseason play while Athol
(7-8-2) needs a win to get in.
Raptors roll over Celtics 113-103
Stumble
downs when they faced a
fourth-and-20 from their
own 27. Leary threw a desperation pass down the left
sidelines that was batted
down, and all that was left
for Ludlow (4-4, 4-3 IL) was
to run out the clock with just
over a minute remaining.
After gaining one first down
which saw the Senators run
out of time outs, Rodrigues
twice took a knee and the
final gun sounded.
The night started out very
promising for Mahar, which
after a defensively dominated first quarter, took a
7-0 lead on the first play
of the second. On a thirdand-three from its own 44,
Leary handed the ball to
Riley Gervais, who blasted
through the line and took
the rock 56 yards to the end
zone. The extra point would
put the Senators up 7-0 with
9:41 left in the first half.
Rodrigues would then
lead the Lions downfield,
going five for six in the passing game for 58 of those
yards, culminating with a
22-yard touchdown pass to
Godbout that knotted the
game at 7 after the extra
point.
Mahar would answer right
back with a 65-yard drive
of its own in which Leary
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went three for three with 35
yards through the air, and
ended with a little trickery.
On a first-and ten from the
Lions 12, the Senators lined
up Malik Adams at quarterback, who took a step
to his right and barreled
through defenders into the
end zone. Unfortunately for
the Senators, the point after
try would go wide right, and
the lead was just six going
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~~~ Celebrations ~~~
Monty Tech recognizes record
number of honor roll students
ENGAGED — Lori J. Jillson and Brian M. Gelinas,
both of Athol, became engaged at a location along
Iron Mountain Road in the heart of The Black Hills in
South Dakota on Sept. 24. Above, they are shown outside the Buffalo Bodega Saloon and Lounge in Deadwood, S.D. The bride-to-be is the daughter of the late
Sandra Bruce and the late Robert Bruce Sr., and is a
1987 graduate of Athol High School. She also graduated from Mount Wachusett Community College with
a degree in accounting. After working for the Athol
Daily News for the past 18 years, she recently became
employed as an office manager in Nashua, N.H. The
groom-in-waiting is the son of the late Patsy Gelinas
and the late Richard Gelinas Sr. He is a 1984 graduate of AHS, and holds two degrees from Mount Wachusett Community College (liberal studies and computer information systems). He was also enrolled in
the professional writing program at Fitchburg State
College, where he won the Louis P. Shepherd Award
for Creative Writing. Since 2003, he has worked as a
full-time reporter at the ADN. A June 11, 2016, wedding, with close family and friends in attendance, is
planned.
FITCHBURG — A total of 302 sophomores,
juniors and seniors —
more than 20 percent of
the student body — were
honored recently at Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School’s
annual honor roll banquets.
Students named to the
honor roll for all four
quarters last year, and
their families, were invited to attend the banquets
and award ceremonies.
Again this year, the
number of students being honored was so high
it necessitated holding
two banquets on different
nights.
Monty Tech’s honor roll
consists of three categories: Principal’s List, 90
or higher in each subject;
High Honors, 80 or higher
in each subject, and Honors, a cumulative average
of 80 or higher.
Christina Favreau, director of academic programs, welcomed the students and their guests and
offered her congratulations on their accomplishments. She noted that this
year the number of students qualifying for the
event had increased by 43
over last year. “This is a
record-breaking number
for us. The numbers have
continued to increase
each year,” she said.
Principal Thomas R.
Browne, assisted by Administrative
Assistant
Sandra Robichaud, passed
out certificates to the students.
Teachers and staff members assisted cafeteria em-
Area School Breakfast & Lunch Menus
For week of Nov. 2-6
Athol-Royalston Schools
Breakfast
Breakfast is free to all students. Assorted cereals, 2%
milk, and fruit juice offered
daily.
Lunch
Lunch is free to all students.
Assorted fresh fruits, canned
fruits and fat free or low fat milk
daily. Senior and middle school
offer alternate assorted sandwiches, salad plates and pizza
daily. Menus subject to change.
Monday,
chicken
patty,
sweet potato wedges
Tuesday, beef nachos, rice
pilaf
Wednesday,
chicken/broccoli alfredo, rotini, salad, green
beans
Thursday,
veggie
soup,
grilled cheese
Friday, cheese pizza, caesar
salad
Mahar Regional
Students can build their own
meal selecting from all stations.
Lunch
Monday, chicken tenders,
sweet potato fries
Tuesday, meatball marinara
wrap, steamed green beans
Wednesday, pizza, vegetarian chili, peas, beets
Thursday, shepherd’s pie,
corn dog, cauliflower, carrots
Friday, chicken parmesan,
Asian rice bowl with chicken,
green beans almondine
Orange Elementary
Breakfast
Breakfast is free to all students. Cereal, juice and milk
served daily.
Lunch
Lunch is free to all students.
Milk served with each meal. Alternate choices daily; 5 a day
fruit and veggie bar daily.
Monday, baked potato bar
Tuesday, meatball sub, sautéed greens
LEGAL NOTICE
TOWN OF ORANGE
POLICE DEPARTMENT
On Saturday, November
7, 2015 at 10am, the Town of
Orange Police Department
will hold a public auction
to dispose of "unclaimed
property"
in
accordance
with Mass. General Laws,
Chapter 135 Section 8 and
135, section 10. Auction
will be held at the Town of
Orange highway garage, East
River Street in Orange, MA.
Auction preview and registration begin at 8am. Terms of sale
are strictly cash only. Below is
list of said property to be auctioned.
Assorted small electronics
1 Plastic Santa
1 Jewelry Box
2 Backpacks
1 Pair of roller blades
1 Multi tool
1 Canoe
2 Scooters
1 Vacuum cleaner
Assorted tires
25 Bicycles
Craig A. Lundgren,
Chief of Police
October 17, 24, 31, 2015
Wednesday, cheese pizza,
beets
Thursday, cheese quesadilla,
carrots
Friday, spaghetti with sauce,
green beans
Petersham Center School
All meals served with 8 oz.
milk. All alternates are served
with vegetable of the day.
Breakfast
Assorted cereals, muffins,
100% fruit juice, fruit and milk.
Lunch
Monday, American chop
suey, green beans
Tuesday, popcorn chicken,
fries
Wednesday, meatball pocket
sandwich, sweet potato fries
Thursday, cheese quesadilla,
black bean and corn salad
Friday, bagel pizza, corn on
the cob
Narragansett
Regional Schools
Menus for the High and
Middle schools, Templeton
Center, East Templeton, Baldwinville and Phillipston Memorial schools. Breakfast available daily. Alternate lunches
available. Lunch prices include
milk. Breakfast $1.25, reduced
breakfast $.30, lunch $2.75,
reduced lunch $.40. Extra milk
$.45. Menu subject to change
without notice.
Lunch
Monday, mozzarella sticks,
teriyaki dippers with sauce
Tuesday, NO SCHOOL
Wednesday, philly cheese
steak sandwich, pasta salad
Thursday, rotini and meatballs, salad
Friday, pizza, salad
Swift River
Breakfast available daily. All
meals served with milk and
fruit. Breakfast $1.25, reduced
breakfast $.30, lunch $2.50,
reduced lunch $.40. Milk and
snacks $.50 each.
Lunch
Monday,
macaroni
and
cheese, mixed vegetables
Tuesday, harvest soup
Wednesday, fish sandwich
Thursday, shepherd’s pie
with beef or veggies
Friday, baked potato bar
Warwick Community School
Breakfast available daily, includes milk, juice, cereal and
fruit. Daily lunch alternates PBJ
or tossed salad. Lunch includes
milk and fruit. Breakfast $1.65,
reduced breakfast $.30, lunch
$2.65, reduced lunch $.40. Milk
$.50 each.
Lunch
Monday, roasted chicken,
baked potato, squash
Tuesday, soft-shell beef tacos with lettuce, tomato and
cheese; corn salsa; sour cream
Wednesday, macaroni and
cheese or hotdogs, peas and
carrots
Thursday, chicken nuggets,
seasoned rice, broccoli
Friday, cheese pizza, garden
salad, assorted raw vegetables
Dear Twin City Paws,
My dog is very excitable and with Halloween coming, I’m concerned about the Trick or Treaters. Yes,
we can put her in the bedroom, but do you have suggestions for dealing with animals around Halloween? — Dogmom
Dear Dogmom,
Halloween can be stressful for animals with all the
activity at the door, bells ringing, and so on. We’ve
known dogs who are upset when they see “their people” in masks and costume, and certainly so many
strangers can cause anxiety. Consider keeping your
dog in a separate room, with bed, water, treats and
toys (same goes for cats) during prime time. This is
doubly important if you have an indoors cat – a freeroaming cat inside will be thrilled to take advantage of an intermittently open door. Do keep all candy away from your pets – chocolate can be deadly for
dogs and cats. (newsflash: gum is also dangerous, as
xylitol can be poisonous). And avoid dangly decorations, particularly those with plastic or foil fringe.
They’re very dangerous if swallowed. You didn’t
mention costumes, but many folks enjoy dressing up
their pet for an Instagram moment and some pets
are happy to go along. However, be considerate and
make anything out of the ordinary you put on your
pet still allows for free range of movement, doesn’t
obstruct sight and hearing or ability to breathe or
bark. Send questions to [email protected] and
visit “Twin City Paws” on Facebook or visit tcpaws.
blogspot.com.
ployees with the dinners.
Area students honored
include:
Athol
Weronika Baczek, Kanessa Champney, Barbara
Drowne, Heaven Euvrard,
Dominic Funa, Emilee
Hays, Kayla Gerry, Alan
Keddy III, Jessica Keddy,
Andrew LeBlanc, Abbigayle McIntosh, Daisy Michaud, Briana Navarijo,
Tiffany Pedroza, Austin
Pelto, Cameron Raymond,
Rebecca Rouleau, Rachel
Sazonick, Yjuliana Tin,
Cameron Truehart, Alexis
Wilbur.
Baldwinville
Darren Belliveau, Silas
Bruno, Madison Clark,
Sarah Flory, Eric Glover,
Amanda Misner, Devin
Merritt, Brandon Paul,
Zachary Roy.
Barre
Shawn Barry Jr., Shannon Nowicki.
Otter River
Jillian Brouillet, Ethan
Miller.
Phillipston
Olivia Gwynn, Graeme
Richard, Kade Vautour.
Royalston
Marnie Anair, Rhiannon Fletcher, Loryn
Killay, Mackenzie Mastaler, Melissa Persson .
South Barre
Cheyanne Anastasio.
Templeton
Zane Bankowski, Sarah
Bailey, Sara Boudreau,
Audrey Boyce, Brian Gallant, Casie Harkins, Tynan
Hollyer, Noelle Johnson, Meghan Laperriere,
Wesley LeBlanc, Emma
Nelsen, Adam Shenk, Jacob Shepard, Jared Simkewicz, Matthew Taylor.
Nonprofits
accepting
pot donations
DENVER (AP) — One
marijuana business hosts an
annual golf tournament in
Denver to raise money for
multiple sclerosis research.
Another Colorado pot company donates to a gay-rights
advocacy group and is a
sponsor of an AIDS walk.
As marijuana legalization
matures, businesses are becoming more ingrained in
their communities by donating cash and time to charities — a sign that the stigma
of selling a drug that remains illegal under federal
law may be fading.
“It’s not all about making
money and about profiting,”
said Ean Seeb, co-owner of
Denver Relief, a dispensary
whose monetary and volunteering donations include
Ekar Farm and Garden,
which grows vegetables for
food banks.
It’s unknown how much
money marijuana businesses
have donated to nonprofits
nationally and in Colorado.
“It is a brand new public conversation,” said Tom
Downey, a regulatory attorney who specializes in marijuana.
He is a director at the firm
Ireland Stapleton, which
hosted a meeting in July at
the state Capitol regarding
donations with about 150
people from charitable organizations, lawyers and pot
companies.
The Department of Justice, which has been watching the growing legal pot
industries, declined to comment. The IRS declined to
comment, except to say that
marijuana businesses can’t
write off donations on tax
filings.
Colorado residents, for
example, gave $3.4 billion to
charities in 2012, the most
recent data available from
the IRS, according to the
Colorado Association of
Funders, a group that represents foundations.
Colorado
foundations
themselves donated about
$800 million to charities in
2013.
The state has nearly
30,000 nonprofits, some of
them tiny organizations, all
competing for funds, said
Joanne Kelley, executive director of the Colorado Association of Funders.
China
abolishes
birth limit
BEIJING (AP) — China’s
decision to abolish its onechild policy is a boon to couples and to sellers of goods
from formula to diapers to
toys. And it might help defuse
economic stresses caused by
an aging population.
The impact of the surprise
change announced Thursday
is expected to be gradual.
But with incomes rising in
the world’s most populous
country, even a small uptick
in births could translate into
higher demand from Chinese
that could ripple around the
world.
The decision to let all married couples have two children, ending a policy that
limited many urban families
to one, coincides with official
efforts to encourage economic growth based on consumer
spending.
Wei Guang, the father of
an 8-year-old son, said he and
his wife already were considering whether to have a second child, even though the
cost was daunting. Wei said
food, clothes, nannies, afterschool lessons and other expenses can cost 100,000 yuan
($16,000) a year.
“We know the cost will
be substantial,” said Wei,
51, who works in media and
whose wife is in her 30s. “But
we can manage.”
Citigroup researchers said
they expect a 5 percent to 10
percent rise in Chinese births.
The one-child policy had
been intended to conserve
resources at a time when
widespread poverty would
have been worsened by unregulated population growth.
The ruling Communist Party
has said it led to 400 million
fewer births. But that also
caused China’s average age
to soar, prompting concern
about whether a shrinking
workforce could support a
growing pool of retirees.
China already had one of
Asia’s highest median ages
at 37.3 years in 2014, and that
could rise to 40 by 2025, according to Media Eghbal of
Euromonitor International, a
research firm.
The size of China’s working-age population ages 15
to 64 is set to decline starting
next year, according to Eghbal. Euromonitor estimates
that the workforce will shrink
by 11 million people in 201520.
The latest change “is significant and likely a response to
the pressures that have been
building,” said Eghbal.
Experts say it will take two
decades for babies born under the relaxed policy to have
a significant effect on the
workforce. But an increase in
births could begin providing a
boost to the economy as soon
as mid-2016.
“Having the birth rate go
up will definitely stimulate
the economy,” said Seth
Kaplowitz, a lecturer in finance at San Diego State
University who worked in
China’s real estate industry in
the late 2000s.
Kaplowitz predicted that
an increase in babies will
eventually provide a “whole
new base of opportunity”
for U.S. and other consumer
products companies. A string
of Chinese product safety
scandals has helped boost
demand for imported milk,
food and baby care products,
allowing foreign brands to
charge premium prices.
Cast of
Characters
LITTLE WITCH —
Lilyana
Robichaud
was dressed as a witch
outside of the Pequoig
Apartments in Athol on
Friday morning during
the Halloween stroll in
the downtown area.
Photo by Ashley Arseneau NINJA TURTLE —
Caleb Nathanson was
dressed as a Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtle
Friday morning during
the Halloween stroll in
Athol. He was spotted
getting ready to head
into the Athol Daily
News building to get a
bit of candy. Photo by Ashley Arseneau CAPTAIN AMERICA
— Drew Quigley was
dressed up as the Marvel superhero Captain
America protecting the
streets from villians
during Friday morning’s toddler Halloween stroll in Athol. Photo by Ashley Arseneau
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HURLBURT
Building Contractors
www.HBCLiving.com
•General Contractors
•Home Builders
•Post & Beam Construction
•Siding •Decks
•Windows •Roofing
"Our Quality Beats Any Price"
(978)544-3798
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.
KEN'S RUBBISH REMOVAL—
And Recycling. Weekly curbside
pickup. Athol/ Orange area.
(978)249-9900, (978)413-2764.
THE GARAGE— One Barre
Road, Junctions 122 and 32,
Petersham. (978)724-3237. Full
service auto repair.
SEAMLESS GUTTERS— Installations and Cleaning. Leaf Guard
Available. Exterior Power Washing. Free Estimates.
www.ahoseamlessgutters.com.
(603)496-7627.
HANDYMAN $10/ HR— All kinds
of repairs. Door adjustments,
rooms (walls) painted $49.00 and
up. (978)633-4187.
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Professional
Services
ASPRIN TREE CO.— Full Tree
Service & Removal. No Tree Too
Big or Small. Chipping. Storm
Damage. Free estimates. Fully
insured. 29 years experience.
(978)544-8901, (413)824-7585.
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Snowplowing
SNOWPLOWING
& SANDING
Commercial Parking Lots
Residential Driveways
24 Hour Service and
20 Years In the Business
BARDSLEY
RENOVATIONS
(978)895-0774 Cell
5
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.
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Autos
for Sale
BAD CREDIT???— Establish
good credit at Salvadore Auto
Group. Buy a vehicle today. Call
Ed at (978)630-5949 or Carlos at
(978)630-5924. Salvadore Auto
Group, 442 West Broadway,
Gardner. Exit 22 off Route 2.
www.DriveSal.com.
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.
1999 TOYOTA— Camry. Run's/
rides great. 4 cylinder. Excellent
winter car. Asking $1200 B/O.
(978)320-1576.
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Musical
Equipment
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
WHY RENT— When you can
buy for less, Trumpets, Flutes,
Clarinets, Trombones, Drums,
Saxophones, Violins, Guitars.
Bob (978)544-3649.
KK BUILDERS— Custom
homes, garages, additions and
decks. Everything from floors to
roofs. Fully insured. CSL & HIC
licensed. Karl Knechtel (978)9443004.
MOUNT TULLY— Pet Hotel/
Store. Boarding, Daycare,
Grooming for dogs and cats.
Fish, reptiles, birds, feeds.
(978)575-0614. Open 7 days.
WRIGHTS WELDING
(978)249-4023
Welding of all Kinds
BARK'N BEAUTIES— Mobile
grooming van. Specializing in
handling cats. We conveniently
come to you. (978)399-3893.
SPANKY'S TREE SERVICE—
Tree removal, stump grinding,
brush chipping and storm
cleanup. Fully insured. Free estimates. (978)633-4226 or
(978)895-5445.
J. SAULT DRYWALL— Sheetrock installed and finished. Refinish plaster walls and ceilings to
look new. Textures, painting.
(978)544-2613.
R&R CLEANERS— Refresh and
rejuvenate your home or business. Cleaning Specialists. 20
years experience. Serving Athol,
Orange and surrounding areas.
Larissa Kidder, cell (413)2854659, home office (413)4221239.
J&R TREE SERVICE— Tree
and brush removal, storm clean
up. Free estimates. Fully insured.
(978)895-7267, (978)544-5410.
MASONRY REPAIR— Restoration, Re-pointing, Waterproofing,
Chimneys, Fireplaces, Walkways, Steps. All phases of Masonry, New or Old. Best Prices of
Season. Call Shane for Appointment. (413)336-1648 or
(978)895-8519.
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Pets
& Supplies
Lawn &
Garden Care
BARK MULCH— And wood
chips. Rough Cut Lumber, North
Dana Road, New Salem.
(978)575–0475.
MINER LANDSCAPING
(978)544-6526
Design/Maintenance
www.minerlandscaping.com
SUNRISE LANDSCAPING—
Spring/ fall clean ups. Fertilizer
programs, grub control, pruning,
mowing, mulch, dethatching.
(978)544-2097.
FALL CLEANUPS— Lawn Maintenance. Plowing for commercial/
residential. Call Nate (978)5021258.
RETIRED GENTLEMAN— 40
years experience. Fall clean-ups,
lawn maintenance, shrubs, general landscaping. Low rates. Call
Jim (413)230-6779.
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Household
Goods
PAUL'S CHIMNEY SERVICE—
Cleaning/ Repairs $75 first flue.
$50 additional flues. Call Paul
(978)780-4066.
WHOLESALE CARPET— Service. 35 years experience. Call
Bruce (978)249-6331.
DTM LANDSCAPING— Fall
Clean up. Snow Plowing. Contact Dave Plourde (413)3361593/ Theresa Gates (413)3361850.
LYESIUK'S FLOORING— Sales
and Service. Carpet, vinyl, laminate, hardwood and more. Free
estimates. Please call Nick at
(978)575-0606.
Rich Harrington
Journeyman Electrician
25 Years Experience
New & Old Construction
Generator Back-up Systems
Service Upgrades
Fully Insured. Free Estimates.
(978)249-6064
THE CLASSIFIEDS work like
Magic! “ABRACADABRA!” You’ll
find instant cash when you sell
through the Classifieds! Sell
your appliances, sporting goods,
auto, furniture...and more! Call
(978)249-3535.
By Dean Young & Mike Gersher
By Dik Browne
BABY BLUES
By Jerry Scott & Rick Kirkman
ZITS
By Jerry Scott & Jim Borgman
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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 7:30-4:30, Saturday, 8 to 12.
Rough Cut, Old North Dana Rd.,
New Salem. (978)575–0475.
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Firewood
for Sale
PALLETS
For stacking cordwood,
kindling wood, etc.
Free for the asking at:
Athol Daily News
225 Exchange St., Athol
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Monday - Friday
LOG LENGTH FIREWOOD—
Heyes Forest Products. Call for
delivery: (978)544-8801. VisaM/C accepted.
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Moving
& Storage
WEATHERHEAD
STORAGE
5x5, 5x15, 10x10,
10x15, 10x20, 10x30
Storage units available.
(413)423-3831
REGAL STORAGE
CENTERS LLC
Self Storage Units
*Special small moving boxes*
*All you need with a Rental*
32 Brown Street
Athol, MA 01331
(978)249-2600
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Wanted
to Buy
COINS, POSTCARDS— Pre
1973 baseball cards. Stamps,
local history. (978)249-0156.
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!
Call (978)544-2465.
THE BARN— Scott's Garage,
244 School Street, Winchendon.
Buying Estates and Cleanouts.
Call Scott (978)630-2433.
$$ ANTIQUES $$— Old maps,
books, postcards, documents,
military souvenirs, toys, jewelry,
clothing (pre 1975), glassware,
furniture, musical instruments,
canes, lamps, art, cars, motorcycles, bicycles, tools and machinery. You name it, if it's old, I'll
buy it!! Please call (978)5446683.
BUYING MACHINIST— Tool
boxes and machinist/ toolmaker
tools. Call Ron in Connecticut
(860)872-8937.
[email protected].
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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.
OVER 36 YEARS— In the Antiques & Collectibles business.
Complete estate service, cleanouts, appraisals. Highest prices
paid for one item, your collection,
or complete estates. (978)5446683.
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Income
Tax
VALLEY TAX SERVICE— 2428
Main Street, Athol. Call day or
night (978)249-2888.
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Child
Care
JENNIBEEZ CHILD CARE— 2
Full Time Openings, 40 Dewey
Street, Athol. Vouchers welcome,
food program included with curriculum. First Aid and CPR Certified. Hours 6:30- 4:30. Call Jenn.
(978)830-4189. License
#9017751
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Auto Techs, Body Man &
Service Writer Needed
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NOW HIRING— For Kitchen or
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time. Apply in person Baldwinville Pizza Barn, Baldwinville.
MEDICAL ASSISTANT— Nurse
needed for busy medical practice. Please send resume to Orange Pulmonary and Internal
Medicine, Attention Bobbi, 450
West River Street, Suite 5, Orange, MA 01364.
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Every other weekend. 20 hours.
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OF MASS. Call (978)544-3333.
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Apartments
for Rent
ATHOL— 2 Bedroom $850.00.
Hot water included , 1st floor,
parking, trash, deleaded, clean.
Leave message. (978)943-6208.
ATHOL— 2 bedroom. Heat and
hot water included. Call for details (978)467-6234 or (978)9398870.
ATHOL— Lovely 1 bedroom,
fireplace, living room, new stainless steel appliances. Deck, garage, heat and lights included.
Located on 200 acres with gorgeous view. No smoking and no
pets. $775.00. (508)581-8801.
ATHOL— 1 bedroom. Nice
neighborhood. Convenient to bus
route. Heat and hot water included. $625/ month. (978)4304933.
ATHOL— Two room, bath, cabinet kitchen, living/bedroom, including stove and refrigerator.
$450 (508)335-2107.
ATHOL— Three room heated,
first floor, newly renovated, cabinet kitchen, full bath, stove refrigerator. $725. (508)335-2107.
ATHOL— 2 Bedroom $800.00, 1
Bedroom $700.00. Both freshly
painted. Includes heat and hot
water. No pets. (978)249-3211.
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Houses
for Rent
FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE—
For sale or rent. Call for details.
(978)420-5893.
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Business
Property
ATHOL— Approximately 2,000
sq. ft. of ground floor, professional space. Call Wes 978-8951076.
FOR SALE— Petersham/Barre
Line. Full service restaurant.
(1950's theme) with 2 room gift
shop. Licenses: Full alcohol, Lottery, Keno screen, entertainment,
outdoor picnic area with waterfall. Plenty of growth potential.
Asking only $29,000. Call Paul.
(978)355-3454.
416 MAIN STREET, ATHOL—
1,000+ sq/ft retail/ office, formerly
Nail and Hair salon. On-site management and maintenance. Excellent well maintained, convenient, downtown location. Call
Chong at (978)249-2622.
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ORANGE— 1st floor, 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Available November 1st. Large kitchen with washer and dryer hookup, carport and
yard. No utilities. West River
Street near post office. $700 per
month. First, last, security.
(978)544-2212.
ATHOL,
1 bed for $535, hot water
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month, first and last. No utilities.
(978)632-3830.
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Geyser-spouting moon
around Saturn glows
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Saturn’s geyser-spouting moon Enceladus
has a new portfolio, thanks to the Cassini
spacecraft.
NASA released its latest close-ups of the
little icy moon Friday. The preliminary unprocessed views are from Cassini’s flyby of
Enceladus on Wednesday. The spacecraft
zoomed right through the ocean world’s
erupting jet of water vapor and frozen
particles. The U.S.-European spacecraft
skimmed within 30 miles of the south pole
to get a good dousing.
Project scientist Linda Spilker says the
images are stunning, but the most exciting
is yet to come in the form of scientific data.
The geyser measurements are still coming
down from the Saturn-orbiting Cassini. It
will take weeks to analyze it all.
Scientists believe an underground ocean
of liquid water is the source of the shooting
jet stream.
Halloween celebrated
with underwater gourds
BOSTON (AP) — The staff at the New
England Aquarium in Boston is scaring up a
frightening Halloween for its sea life.
Aquarium divers on Friday are placing
carved pumpkins among the coral reefs of the
225,000-gallon Giant Ocean Tank.
The big question is will 560-pound Myrtle
the Turtle, who loves vegetables, decide to
snack on the Jack O’ Lanterns?
Myrtle, a green sea turtle has been at the
aquarium since 1970, and is the star of the fourstory central exhibit. She shares the tank with
more than 1,000 other sea creatures, some of
which are scary looking all year round, including a moray eel, barracudas and sting rays.
New rape trial is granted
PITTSFIELD, Mass. (AP) — The highest court in Massachusetts has ordered a
new trial for a Pittsfield man convicted of
rape, saying new DNA evidence in the case
throws doubt on his conviction.
Ronjon Cameron was found guilty of two
counts of rape in 2003 and sentenced to 12
to 16 years in prison. The accusations dated
to 1999.
He maintained his innocence and appealed to the Supreme Judicial Court.
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Journeyman Electrician
Erving Industries, Inc. a leader in paper manufacturing
is looking for an experienced, licensed electrician to
join its Maintenance Team. The successful candidate
will have a strong work ethic, take pride in their work
and find satisfaction in making a difference. If you have
experience as a Journeyman Electrician and are looking for a great opportunity we want to hear from you.
Under general supervision, install, operate, maintain,
alter, troubleshoot and repair electrical equipment
and systems. Work with high and low voltage systems,
work with Maintenance and Manufacturing teams.
Understand and implement all aspects of the electrical
code. Perform in a safe and regulatory compliant manner, and read drawings.
• Prefer a minimum of 2 years of experience in a
manufacturing environment;
• Journeyman’s Electrician licensed in Massachusetts;
• Knowledge of National Electrical Codes;
• Capable of analyzing and solving problems with
various electrical control systems;
• Understand the demands of Maintenance and
Manufacturing services;
• Has experience repairing and maintaining major
electrical equipment and components;
Can lift up to 40 lbs., climb ladders and stairs; is a great
communicator both verbally and in writing.
If you have the skills and experience we are looking for
please apply.
Erving Industries, Inc.
Attn: HR
97 E. Main Street
Erving, MA 01344
[email protected]
EOE – Women and Minorities are encouraged to apply
Clinician - Stetson School
Barre, MA 01005
(ID# 6578 & 6579) Clinician with Doctorate or Master’s
degree in psychology, social work, counseling psychology, psychiatric nursing, or other field providing advanced
training in therapy or counseling. License eligible. Experience working with sexually abusive youths and/or
non-sexually troubled juveniles.
View position details at: www.sevenhills.org/careers/
Type ID# 6578 the Keyword/ID# field.
AA/EOE
POLICE DISPATCHER
(Part Time / Per Diem)
The Athol Police Department is seeking applications for the position of Part Time (per
diem) Police Dispatcher. The position is a
part-time/per diem un-benefitted position
with a starting pay rate of $10.78/hr. Applicants with prior training and experience in
emergency dispatch are preferred. Applications are available at the:
Athol Police Department
280 Exchange St., Athol
Completed applications will be due on
Friday, November 13, 2015
EOE/ADA
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THE PIONEER VALLEY REGIONAL
SCHOOL DISTRICT
HAS THE FOLLOWING OPENINGS
FOR THE 2015/2016 SCHOOL YEAR:
Bernardston Elementary School
Grade 4 Teacher - 1 Year Only - 1.0 F.T.E.
MA certification Gr. 1-6 required
Start Date: ASAP
Warwick Community School
Grade 1/2 Teacher - L.T. Sub - 1.0 F.T.E.
Anticipated beginning:
January 4, 2016-April 1, 2016
MA certification Gr. 1-6 required
Pioneer Valley School
Assistant Indoor Track Coach
MS Boys Basketball Coach
JV Girls Basketball Coach
Start Date: November 30, 2015
Deadline: Until Filled
For information/application please contact:
The Office of the Superintendent
Pioneer Valley R.S.D.
97 F. Sumner Turner Rd.
Northfield, MA 01360
(413) 498-2911
Applications online @
sites.google.com/a/pvrsdk12.org/pvrsdhome
or at www.schoolspring.com
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Real Estate
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Paul Riendeau
Hardware
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Building
Supply
The ORANGE & ATHOL Housing
Authorities are looking for elderly
“60 & Up” and disabled applicants
for our wait list.
Income Limits Are:
$
1 Person
44,750.00
$
2 Person
51,150.00
Rent is based on 30% of
monthly-adjusted income.
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Reduced Rate on Cable
To Apply please call
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Hawaii officials: Boy’s shark bite added to database
WAIANAE, Hawaii (AP) — A
10-year-old boy is recovering from
his injuries after being bitten by a
shark off an Oahu beach that he
said “just popped out of nowhere.”
The youth on Thursday described how he kicked at the animal to end the attack.
The boy, who was bitten
Wednesday at Makaha Beach
Park, is doing well and should
be out of the hospital soon, said
Bruce Anderson with the state
Department of Land and Natural
Resources.
Anderson said “all evidence, including eyewitness reports, points
to this being a shark bite,” and officials are confirming that with the
International Shark Database in
Gainesville, Florida.
It’s Hawaii’s seventh confirmed
shark encounter of 2015, state statistics show. The average number
of shark bites per year has doubled
over the past decade, but scientists
say that’s because there are more
people in the water, providing
more opportunities for encounters. There has been an average
of about nine shark bites per year
over the past five years.
“I was on the boogie board just
waiting for a wave and then it just
popped out of nowhere and then
bite my leg,” Raymond Senensi
told reporters at The Queen’s
Medical Center in Honolulu.
He kicked the shark in the nose,
but he wasn’t afraid, he said.
On Thursday morning, two surfers were in the water at Leftovers
Beach Park on Oahu’s North
Shore when a 10-foot shark chased
them from the water, Honolulu
Department of Emergency Services spokeswoman Shayne Enright
said.
Leftovers is the same beach
where another man lost his leg
when a tiger shark bit him on Oahu’s North Shore in early October.
Officials put up signs and
warned beachgoers of the sighting.
“No one is in the water,” Enright
said.
At Makaha, lifeguards posted
warning signs and made announcements over a loudspeaker
telling people not to go in the water. Several surfers went in anyway.
In mid-afternoon, one surfer
shouted he saw a shark jump out
of the water and grab a fish. The
lifeguards repeated their warnings.
One lifeguard hopped on a personal watercraft, rode out to the
surfers and told them to get out of
the ocean.
Meanwhile, the state prepared
for another round of giant waves
from a low-pressure weather system in the Pacific.
U.S. Coast Guard and Honolulu
police also are searching the water
for a big-wave surfer who was reported missing after going surfing
Tuesday on Oahu’s North Shore.
Carl Meyer, a shark and reef
researcher at the University of
Hawaii’s Institute of Marine Biology, said Hawaiian oral traditions
and current statistics show shark
bites are more common in the fall,
known to be tiger shark pupping
season.
Brian Keaulana, a professional
surfer and son of famed surfer Buffalo Keaulana who was at Makaha
on Thursday, said fishermen have
been seeing tiger sharks eating pig
carcasses a short way up the coast.
Enright said that the pigs were
still being spotted on Thursday.
“The boy was part of our community,” Keaulana, who used to
be a lifeguard at the beach and was
born and raised in the area, said.
“So when he got attacked, the response was really quick and fast.”
Today In History
By The Associated Press
Today is Saturday, Oct. 31, the
304th day of 2015. There are 61
days left in the year. This is Halloween. A reminder: Daylight
saving time ends Sunday at 2
a.m. local time. Clocks go back
one hour.
Today’s Highlight in History:
On Oct. 31, 1517, Martin Luther posted his 95 Theses on the
door of the Wittenberg Palace
church, marking the start of the
Protestant Reformation in Germany.
On this date:
In 1795, English poet John
Keats was born in London.
In 1864, Nevada became the
36th state as President Abraham Lincoln signed a proclamation.
In 1887, Nationalist Chinese
leader Chiang Kai-shek was
born in Zhejiang Province.
In 1926, magician Harry
Houdini died in Detroit of gangrene and peritonitis resulting
from a ruptured appendix.
In 1941, the Navy destroyer
USS Reuben James was torpedoed by a German U-boat off
Iceland with the loss of some
100 lives, even though the United States had not yet entered
World War II. Work was completed on the Mount Rushmore
National Memorial in South
Dakota, begun in 1927.
In 1955, Britain’s Princess
Margaret ended weeks of speculation by announcing she would
not marry Royal Air Force
Group Captain Peter Townsend.
In 1961, the body of Josef
Stalin was removed from Lenin’s Tomb as part of the Soviet Union’s “de-Stalinization”
drive.
In 1964, Theodore C. Freeman, 34, became the first member of NASA’s astronaut corps
to die when his T-38 jet crashed
while approaching Ellington Air
Force Base in Houston.
In 1968, President Lyndon B.
Johnson ordered a halt to all
U.S. bombing of North Vietnam, saying he hoped for fruitful peace negotiations.
In 1984, Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was assassinated by two Sikh security
guards.
In 1994, a Chicago-bound
American
Eagle
ATR-72
crashed in northern Indiana,
killing all 68 people aboard.
In 1999, EgyptAir Flight 990,
bound from New York to Cairo,
crashed off the Massachusetts
coast, killing all 217 people
aboard.
Ten years ago: President
George W. Bush nominated
Judge Samuel Alito to the Supreme Court. Civil rights icon
Rosa Parks was honored during
a memorial service in Washington, D.C.
Five years ago: A former
teenage al-Qaida fighter, Omar
Khadr, was sentenced by a military judge at Guantanamo to
eight more years in custody under the terms of a plea agreement. Theodore C. Sorensen,
President John F. Kennedy’s
aide and speechwriter, died in
New York at age 82. The San
Francisco Giants beat the Texas
Rangers 4-0 in Game 4 of the
World Series, taking a 3-1 edge.
Kim Clijsters beat top-ranked
Caroline Wozniacki to win the
season-ending WTA Championships in Qatar, 6-3, 5-7, 6-3.
Tiger Woods lost golf’s No. 1
ranking after 281 consecutive
weeks to England’s Lee Westwood.
One year ago: Commercial
space tourism suffered a huge
setback when a prototype passenger rocket, Virgin Galactic’s
SpaceShipTwo, exploded during
a test flight, scattering debris
over the Mojave Desert and
killing one pilot while seriously
injuring the other.
Today’s Birthdays: Actress
Lee Grant is 90. Former astronaut Michael Collins is 85.
Former CBS anchorman Dan
Rather is 84. Folk singer Tom
Paxton is 78. Actor Ron Rifkin
is 77. Actress Sally Kirkland is
74. Actor David Ogden Stiers is
73. Actor Brian Doyle-Murray
is 70. Actor Stephen Rea is 69.
Olympic gold medal long-distance runner Frank Shorter is
68. Actress Deidre Hall is 68.
Talk show host Jane Pauley is
65. Actor Brian Stokes Mitchell
is 58. Movie director Peter Jackson is 54. Rock musician Larry
Mullen is 54. Actor Dermot
Mulroney is 52. Rock musician
Mikkey Dee (Motorhead) is 52.
Rock singer-musician Johnny
Marr is 52. Actor Rob Schneider is 51. Country singer Darryl
Worley is 51. Actor-comedian
Mike O’Malley is 50. Rap musician Adrock is 49. Songwriter
Adam Schlesinger is 48. Rap
performer Vanilla Ice (aka Rob
Van Winkle) is 47. Rock singer
Linn Berggren (Ace of Base) is
45. Reality TV host Troy Hartman is 44. Gospel singer Smokie Norful is 42. Actress Piper
Perabo is 39. Actor Brian Hallisay is 37. Actress Samaire Armstrong is 35. Folk-rock musician
Tay Strathairn (Dawes) is 35.
Actor Eddie Kaye Thomas is 35.
Rock musician Frank Iero (My
Chemical Romance) is 34. Actor Scott Clifton is 31. Actress
Vanessa Marano is 23. Actress
Holly Taylor (TV: “The Americans”) is 18. Actress-singer Willow Smith is 15.
Thought for Today: “Success
is a public affair. Failure is a private funeral.” — Rosalind Russell, American actress (19111976).
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Panhandling laws face challenge
following ruling on church signs
DENVER (AP) — Cities
trying to limit panhandling in
downtowns and tourist areas
are facing a new legal hurdle
because of a recent Supreme
Court ruling that seemingly
has nothing to do with asking
for money.
Federal judges in at least
three states have cited a June
ruling by the high court on
the size of church signs as a
reason for overturning antipanhandling laws or sending
cases disputing those laws
back to lower courts for review. One of those cases —
in the western Colorado city
of Grand Junction — has
spurred Colorado communities including Denver and
Boulder to suspend or change
their laws restricting where
and when people can panhandle.
The reason is something
called content discrimination.
The Supreme Court ruled
Halloween strollers
TINY FAIRY — Valentina Mattioli stopped in
for candy at Tintagels Gate in Athol during the
toddler Halloween stroll Friday morning.
Photo by Ashley Arseneau
MARIO AND LUIGI — Logan and Owen Dow
were dressed as Mario and Luigi from the classic Nintendo game “Mario Brothers” at the
toddler Halloween stroll on Friday morning in
Athol. Photo by Ashley Arseneau Copyright
OLAF — Zayden Wilson was dressed as Olaf
from the Disney movie “Frozen” on Friday
morning during the Athol toddler Halloween
stroll. Photo by Ashley Arseneau
that the town of Gilbert, Arizona, did not have the right to
limit the size of signs put up to
direct worshippers to services
at a small church because
the town didn’t set the same
limits for real estate or political signs. The same issue has
been raised in lawsuits filed
by the American Civil Liberties Union and other groups
challenging anti-panhandling
laws.
U.S. District Judge Christine Arguello ruled on Sept.
30 that it was unconstitutional
for Grand Junction to bar
people from asking for money
after dark and near bus stops
and restaurant patios because
they singled out a kind of
speech — asking for money
— for special treatment without a compelling reason.
Arguello had concluded
earlier in the case brought by
the state ACLU that the law
was discriminatory but said
the Supreme Court church
signs ruling made it clear
that laws that limit speech on
broad topics, not just particular viewpoints, also amount to
content discrimination. She
let stand parts of the law that
prohibit panhandlers from
threatening people.
After the Grand Junction
ruling, Boulder quickly got
rid of panhandling restrictions along its pedestrian
mall, Longmont suspended
its enforcement of panhandling laws and the Denver
City Council is considering
removing its restrictions on
when and where panhandlers
can solicit money but plans
to keeping its ban on threatening behavior. Colorado
Springs also suspended portions of its law at the urging of
the ACLU before the Grand
Junction ruling.
Appeals courts also have
sent challenges to anti-panhandling laws in Worcester,
Massachusetts, and Springfield, Illinois, back to lower
courts to reconsider them in
light of the Supreme Court’s
ruling. Decisions on both are
still pending.
The debate over panhandling laws comes at a time
when more cities have sought
to restrict where people can
ask for money. The National
Law Center on Homelessness
& Poverty says 76 percent of
cities banned panhandling in
some locations in 2014, a 20
percent increase since 2011.
Many cities say the laws are
meant not to discourage giving to people in need but to
protect residents and help
keep their communities safe.
US recommends
power line
under Lake
Champlain
MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP)
— U.S. officials are recommending approval of a
power line that would move
electricity made by Canadian dams to southern New
England by sending some of
it under Lake Champlain.
TDI-New England, the
company making the proposal, said Thursday the
U.S. Department of Energy
had issued the final environmental impact statement on
the plan.
The firm is hoping to win
all state and federal permits
for the project by the end of
this year and begin construction sometime next year.
The Vermont project is
designed to help supply
southern New England with
electricity generated by Canadian hydroelectric plants.
The Vermont line would
carry 1,000 megawatts of
power, enough to serve
about 1 million homes, from
the Canadian border in cables that would be buried in
the bed of Lake Champlain
for 100 miles before coming
ashore in Benson. It would
then run underground,
mostly within existing public road or railroad rights
of way, about 50 miles east
to Ludlow, where it would
connect to the New England
power grid.
The company hopes to
have the line carrying electricity by 2019.
A similar project that will
run down the New York
side of Lake Champlain and
then down the Hudson River to New York City is also
expected to begin construction next year.
COSTUMED BUNCH — This festive group was seen at the Athol Halloween
stroll Friday morning in the downtown area. Left to right — Jayden Mulder,
Peter Mulder, Vyvian Nawotney, Allyna Baker. Photo by Ashley Arseneau
HP, a Silicon Valley icon, is ready for its break-up
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
— One of the nation’s most
storied tech companies will
split in two this weekend,
another casualty of seismic
shifts in the way people
use technology — and bigcompany sluggishness in responding.
Hewlett-Packard was an
early pioneer of what became the model for Silicon
Valley startups: Founded
in 1939 by two Stanford
graduates in a Palo Alto,
California, garage, HP was
long celebrated for its engineering know-how and
laid-back corporate culture.
It made hefty profits as it
grew into a multinational
giant that sold a wide range
of computer gear and commercial tech services.
But after struggling to
keep pace with recent
trends like the rise of
smartphones and cloud
computing. HP’s board decided last year to create two
smaller companies, each
with a narrower focus.
HP Inc. will sell personal
computers and printers;
Hewlett Packard Enterprise will sell commercial
computer systems, software
and tech services. Starting
Monday, each will trade
separately on the New York
Stock Exchange.
The old HP “missed the
emergence of the Web,”
said tech analyst Peter Burris at Forrester Research.
“They missed the emergence of mobile.”
HP’s current chief executive, who pushed for the
split, says the new spinoffs
will be more nimble. CEO
Meg Whitman will run HP
Enterprise, while PC industry veteran Dion Weisler
will lead HP Inc. Each will
be independent, with “flexibility to respond to a constantly evolving market,”
Whitman told an investor
conference last month.
“With less to focus on,” she
added, “each company will
do core things better.”
By dividing HP into
roughly equal halves, analysts estimate, each spinoff
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