Southborough – The town of Southborough has implemented a new high-speed notification system allowing officials to quickly deliver messages to targeted areas or the entire town, including businesses.

The CodeRED system, purchased through Emergency Communications Network, LLC, will replace the discontinued County Reverse 9-1-1 system with more advanced technology that includes continuous support.

Neal Aspesi, director of operations for the Southborough Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), cautioned that such systems are only as good as the telephone number database supporting them.

“If your phone number is not in the database, you will not be called,” he said.

One of the reasons the CodeRED system was selected is it gives individuals and businesses the ability to add their own phone numbers directly into the system’s database, which is an extremely important feature.

“No one should automatically assume his or her phone number is included,” Aspesi said, urging all individuals and businesses to log onto the town’s website, www.southboroughtown.com, and follow the link to the “CodeRED Community Notification Enrollment” page.

Those without Internet access may call the Town Hall at 508-485-0710 to obtain information on alternate means or locations to submit information. Required information includes first and last name, street address, city, state, zip code, and primary phone number; additional phone numbers can be entered as well. All provided information is protected with the highest security and will not, under any circumstances, be shared with any party.

All businesses should register, as well as all individuals who have unlisted phone numbers, have changed their phone number or address within the past year, and those who use a cellular phone or VoIP phone as their primary number.

“CodeRED messages are geographically based, which means street addresses are required to ensure emergency notification calls are received by the proper individuals in a given situation. The system works for cell phones, too, but we need to have an associated street address to provide relevant messages,” Aspesi explained.

The system also allows multiple occupants at the same address to add their information (i.e. cell phone numbers). In addition to emergency information, residents can choose to receive non-emergency town information as well, such as annual hydrant flushing dates and community events.

Aspesi recommends that everyone also download the free CodeRED mobile app for more enhanced notifications in any community nationwide at http://ecnetwork.com/mobile/getitnow.html. For more information on CodeRED, visit www.ecnetwork.com.

Southborough – Southborough Recreation will hold its 10^th annual Southborough Summer Nights, Saturday, Aug. 24, at 5 p.m. at Neary Field, Margaret Neary School, 53 Parkerville Road. The event features fireworks at dusk and live music by Better Her Than Me. Rain date Sunday, Aug. 25. For more information, visit www.southboroughrecreation.com.

By Sue Wambolt, Contributing Writer

The Qua family (l to r), Heidi, Kate, Jacob, Eric and David
Photo/submitted

Southborough – For Fay School physical education teacher Heidi Qua, life took a dramatic turn on Sept. 8, 2004 when her 2-1/2 year old son, Jacob, in a horrific freak accident, fell from a third-story screened dormitory window onto a concrete courtyard below. (Heidi and her husband, David were dorm parents at the school at the time.)

Jacob was rushed to UMass Memorial Center where he spent 27 days in a drug-induced coma, 17 of them on a ventilator. After 19 days in the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU), Jacob was moved to Franciscan Children’s Hospital and Rehabilitation Center in Brighton where he spent three months doing in-patient rehabilitation. At the time, Jacob was functioning at the level of a seven-month old. While Qua watched her son struggle with simple tasks, she found reasons to feel blessed.

“When we first toured the hospital I wanted to fall on the floor, thinking that this is my reality now,” she said. “But, as I looked around at the other children fighting for their lives, I felt blessed. Seeing everyone else’s reality was really sobering.”

Now, almost nine years later, the residual effects of Jacob’s brain injury can be seen in his “funny walk,” academic retention and recall issues, and impulsivity. Additionally, he tires easily and is quick to anger.

Qua says that her faith has been the main-stay of her family’s brain injury journey. As a Christian, she holds fast to the belief that “If God brings you to it; He will bring you through it.”

“We have not reached the finish line yet, I don’t think we ever will,” she said. “You are pretty helpless when your child is in PICU with a brain injury. There isn’t much you can do for them at all, and you certainly can’t hold them – there were times we weren’t allowed to even touch Jacob. Doctors were afraid we would overstimulate his brain, and we were trying to keep his brain from working too much. Our faith is what kept us afloat during that time. We turned to each other, but even that wasn’t enough at times. For us, knowing that we didn’t have to carry this burden ourselves, that someone bigger than all of us was helping Jacob, healing Jacob, helped tremendously.”

The Qua family lives with the effects of Jacob’s brain injury every day, visible reminders of the horrific day that redefined their “normal” life.

As a result of her experience, a journey she travels every day, Qua has become an advocate for helmet use. If she had it her way, she said, she would keep a stock of helmets in her car to hand out to any child (or parent) who is horseback riding, biking, roller skating or skate boarding without one.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), “Head injury is the most common cause of death and serious disability in bicycle-related crashes; head injuries are involved in about 60 percent of the deaths, and 30 percent of the bicycle-related ED visits. Many  of these nonfatal head injuries produce lifelong disability from irreversible brain damage.”

“The message is simple,” Qua said. “Helmets save lives.”

Visit the CDC website for information on head injuries and bike safety at http://www.cdc.gov/healthcommunication/ToolsTemplates/EntertainmentEd/Tips/HeadInjuries.html

By Ed Karvoski Jr., Contributing Writer

Bill Harrington leads a meeting of the Dull Men’s Club at the Southborough Senior Center.

Southborough – If you’re a man who appreciates keeping it simple, then join the club. More specifically, you can join the Dull Men’s Club (DMC), which meets Fridays, 10 to 11 a.m., at the Southborough Senior Center. The only requirement for membership is a good sense of humor.

Chapters of the DMC have quietly opened and closed nationally for many years. But in 2012, the media focused on the chapter in Pembroke. It received coverage on New England Cable News and WBZ-TV, and feature articles in the Boston Globe and the Wall Street Journal. The buzz got the attention of a few local residents including Bill Harrington, chair of the Southborough Council on Aging.

“Three of us from here went to one of their meetings in Pembroke, which is evidently one of the most

Sharing a laugh during a Dull Men’s Club meeting at the Southborough Senior Center are (l to r) Frank Small, Leo Buck and Ernie Richard. (Photos/Ed Karvoski Jr.)

prominent chapters,” Harrington explained. “Their chapter has about 35 guys.”

The Pembroke meetings began over 10 years ago as a bereavement group after two men lost their wives. Soon after the widowers stumbled upon the DMC website, the meetings evolved in a different direction. It’s now a meeting place for men to share anything from heartfelt bereavement to wholehearted amusement.

“After we saw what they did in Pembroke, we figured we’d try it in here in Southborough,” Harrington said.

The Southborough chapter rang in 2013 with its first meeting in January. About a dozen men attended.

“Since we’ve started, about 25 guys have come to meetings,” Harrington said. “Some have come, shook their heads, and then they never came back. And there are other guys who are always waiting for the next Friday to have a cup of coffee and a doughnut, and shoot the breeze.”

Each meeting includes a 50/50 raffle with proceeds going to the local food pantry. Members contribute $1 weekly to a kitty for the Lunch Bunch, which accumulates and pays for an occasional visit to a restaurant for a midday meal together. Like the DMC website, the meetings’ agenda is informal: “Share thoughts and experiences about ordinary things.”

“A typical meeting starts with chit-chatting; somehow a subject evolves and we talk about it for a while,” Harrington noted. “Whenever the conversation begins to wind down, then somebody will tell a joke to get things moving again.”

He offered an example: “I like long walks – especially when they’re taken by people who annoy me.”

A common topic of conversation is the members’ hobbies. Some meetings have included “show-and-tell,” such as the time members learned about archery from Ernie Richard, better known around town as Ernie the Barber.

“Ernie does competitive archery, and he brought some of his bows and arrows to a meeting,” Harrington said. “Another fellow is into model trains. For one of our meetings, we went to his place and got to see his layout, which is immense. He’s got about 2,000 cars and 200 engines. He can’t tell his wife how much he spent on this hobby.”

But that member can freely share those confidential details with others in the DMC. New members are always welcomed.

“There are a few guys who don’t say a lot at meetings, but they’re the ones who seem to come back every time,” Harrington said. “Several of the guys are widowers who live alone, so this is a chance for them to get out and socialize. Some of them have now become more involved in other activities at the center. If you have something to say, then you’ve got an audience here to listen.”

For more information about the DMC, visit dullmensclub.com. For activities information at the Southborough Senior Center, visit southboroughseniors.com.

Learning the diamond formation are Junior Police Academy cadets (l to r) Will Johnston, 12; Samantha Cappiello; 14; Kyle Cappuccio, 13; and Alexis Cagan, 12.
Photo/Ed Karvoski Jr.

By Ed Karvoski Jr., Contributing Writer

Southborough – Thirty-five boys and girls ages 12 to 16 now have a better understanding of law enforcement after attending the Southborough Police Department’s 15th annual Junior Police Academy, conducted July 22 to 26 at Trottier Middle School. The academy was again run by Officer Kevin Landry.

“The information we teach them is condensed in five days, but it’s pretty much the same as what you’d learn at a real academy in four to six months,” Landry said.

Each day started with a morning inspection followed by drills and marching. Then various activities were performed to build teamwork and communication skills.

A highlight of the Monday session was a physical fitness test, when the cadets ran laps, and then did sit-ups and push-ups. The test was repeated Friday to determine whether they improved.

“On Monday, they think they’re doing this by themselves,” Landry said. “But by Friday, they have a lot of other kids cheering them on to push themselves a little bit further. The Friday scores always improve by the extra motivation to do one more sit-up or push-up, or a second or two faster on the track.”

Many of the cadets had attended the academy in previous years, so new activities are regularly added to keep the experience fresh for everyone. New to the academy’s second day was the police procedure of searching a school for an active shooter. The cadets learned how the procedure has evolved since the Columbine High School massacre in Colorado in 1999 to now.

“When a school shooting happened back then, the protocol was for law enforcement to surround the property, create a perimeter, don’t let anyone in, and wait for the SWAT team to show up,” Landry explained. “That has all changed since Columbine. Now, officers’ response is to go to a school shooting, wait for another person to back you up, and then go in and eliminate the threat.”

The cadets were taught the diamond formation, in which squads of four searched the school halls and classrooms.

“We teach the diamond formation, which is optimal,” Landry said, “but certainly if you have two or three officers, go in and start searching the school.”

The importance of teamwork was explored again Wednesday, when squads competed in an obstacle course.

“The squads get to be good, friendly rivalries,” Landry said.

Also on Wednesday, the cadets learned the value of public speaking on a topic of their choice.

“Public speaking is an important part of police work; you have to be able to articulate to a crowd,” Landry noted. “We give them the opportunity to talk about something they enjoy, get up in front of everyone and get over that fear. By the third day, they’re more comfortable with their academy mates.”

The cadets were rewarded for their hard work with a field trip Thursday to Canobie Lake Park. As in past years, Landry warned them that if he saw a cadet alone, then they all would leave immediately.

“I leave it up to them to figure how to include every single person in the academy,” he said. “To this day, we’ve never come home early from a field trip.”

Landry enjoys observing the cadets’ progress leading up to graduation Friday afternoon.

“It’s incredible to watch them,” he said. “At graduation, family members and friends watch these boys and girls do something that they probably never thought that they could do – march in a straight line without talking and without skipping a beat.”

Other academy instructors were Lt. Sean James, Detective Sean McCarthy, Officer David Maida and Rick Mattoli, administrative assistant to the chief.

Southborough

Friday, July 26

12:42 a.m. An officer on patrol checked on a suspicious vehicle parked at a Cordaville Road business. The officer reported back that everything checked out ok.

8:15 a.m. Framingham Police notified Southborough Police of a report of an erratic operator heading towards Southborough on Turnpike Road. Responding Southborough units reported back negative contact with the vehicle.

12:50 p.m. An officer responded to Willow Street with the Fire Department to assist with a recycling truck leaking fluid into the roadway. The road was shut down during the clean-up process, and the truck was towed from the scene by Ted’s Auto Body. The road was re-opened shortly after the clean-up was completed.

1:36 p.m. Officers assisted a Southville Road resident with a domestic issue.

4:21 p.m. A medical was reported at a Sadie Hutt Lane residence.

4:45 p.m. Officers investigated a two car, motor vehicle accident on Framingham Road. Injuries were reported from the scene of the accident.

5:55 p.m. Ashland Police advised Southborough Police that a stolen motorcycle was heading into Southborough (towards Route 9). Responding officer reported back that the motorcycle was just stopped by Westborough Police.

6:05 p.m. Officers investigated a one car, motor vehicle accident in the parking lot area of a Turnpike Road business.

8:54 p.m. An officer took a report of a phone scam from a Barn Lane resident.

9:12 p.m. Westborough Police notified Southborough Police of an erratic operator heading towards Southborough on Turnpike Road. Responding officers reported back negative findings of the vehicle.

10:26 p.m. Officer investigated a report of a disturbance at a Ward Road residence. Responding officers reported back that everything checked out ok.

Saturday, July 27

5:58 a.m. A medical was reported at a Learned Street residence.

6:30 a.m. Officers investigated a barking dog complaint on Cordaville Road.

7:07 a.m. An officer assisted a Deerfoot Road resident who was locked outside her motor vehicle.

10:44 a.m. An officer took a vandalism report from a Lyman Street resident.

12:06 p.m. Officers conducted a requested well-being check at an Atwood Street residence.

12:26 p.m. Arrested, Matthew Bates of Newton Street, Southborough. Mr. Bates was charged with operating a motor vehicle after license suspension (2nd offense) and possession of a Class A substance. His passenger was also charged with possession of a Class A substance.

12:44 p.m. Officers investigated a one car, motor vehicle accident on View Hill Road. No injuries were reported at the scene of the accident.

5:44 p.m. An officer took a vandalism report from a Framingham Road resident. The resident’s mailbox was vandalized at some point during the night.

10:21 p.m. Officers assisted a disabled motorist on Cordaville Road.

10:22 p.m. Ashland Police requested assistance from Southborough Police by making contact with a Wyndemere Drive resident.

Sunday, July 28

12:21 a.m. Officers investigated an audible alarm in the area of Oak Hill Road.

1:38 p.m. A medical was reported at a Main Street residence.

4:57 p.m. An officer took a vandalism report from a Ledge Hill Road resident.

5:34 p.m. Officers investigated a burglar alarm at a Crystal Pond Road business.

6:00 p.m. Officers investigated a burglar alarm at a Hickory Road residence.

6:13 p.m. Officers assisted a disabled motorist on Cordaville Road.

Monday, July 29

9:33 a.m. A medical was reported at a Liberty Drive residence.

9:44 a.m. An officer took a larceny report from a Blendon Wood Drive resident. Several items were reportedly taken from the residence. The incident is currently under investigation.

10:42 a.m. Officers responded to the Southborough Medical Group on Newton Street for a report of an out-of-control individual. The individual was located and asked to leave the area.

1:10 p.m. Westborough Police advised Southborough Police of a report of an erratic operator on Southville Road. The driver was located, and everything checked out ok.

1:50 p.m. A medical was reported at a William Onthank Lane residence.

3:18 p.m. Officers responded to Southville Road for a report of an erratic operator. The vehicle left the area prior to the responding officer’s arrival.

4:06 p.m. Officers investigated a two car, motor vehicle accident on Turnpike Road.

5:16 p.m. Officers responded to Turnpike Road for a report of an erratic operator in the area. Responding officers reported back that the vehicle had left the area, and Westborough Police was notified.

6:29 p.m. An officer assisted a Turnpike Road resident with a landlord/tenant dispute.

6:50 p.m. An officer on patrol advised a tree across the road on Boston Road. DPW was notified.

The information from the police log is obtained directly from the official records maintained at each police station in our circulation area. It contains arrests and samplings of police activity. Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty. The Community Advocate will publish news of acquittals upon notification and a copy of court-issued documentation.

Southborough – The Southborough Green Technology and Recycling Committee will hold an informal gathering of Southborough residents concerned with the continued increase of greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere and the potential impact to global warming, climate change and economic stability.

The event will take place Tuesday, Sept 17, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Southborough Public Library, 25 Main St.

Participants will have the opportunity to meet other residents in the community with similar concerns. The goal is to form a network of individuals and organizations in Southborough who are concerned about the issues of greenhouse gas emissions.

The current level of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere is 400 parts per million. Pre-Industrial Revolution levels were near 250 parts per million. Recent measurements indicate CO2 levels are rising at two parts per million per year.

Committee Chair Carl Guyer will make a short presentation summarizing recent data on greenhouse gas emissions and associated environmental impact.

Tuesday, Aug. 6

*** TUE 08/06/2013  SMOKE DET. ACT.-NO FIRE, UNINT                      04:32 *  CORDAVILLE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

E22  SOH  F LT DANO         FF NEAL

*** TUE 08/06/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      09:46 *  GLEN CT  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF DELARDA      FF AMENDOLA

E22  SOH  F CAPTAIN SADOWSK FF RICE

*** TUE 08/06/2013  26F REINSPECTION                                    14:00 *  BRYDEN RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** TUE 08/06/2013  SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE                              14:30 *  PINE HILL RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** TUE 08/06/2013  VEHICLE ACCIDENT, GENERAL CLEA                      14:39 *  TURNPIKE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A29  SOH  F FF AMENDOLA     FF DELARDA

E23  SOH  F CAPTAIN SADOWSK FF RICE

*** TUE 08/06/2013  PLAN REVIEW – SMOKE DETECTOR                        15:00 *  KENLEY LN  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** TUE 08/06/2013  PLAN REVIEW – SMOKE DETECTOR                        15:30 *  KENLEY LN  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F

*** TUE 08/06/2013  PLAN REVIEW – SMOKE DETECTOR                        16:00 *  KENLEY LN  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** TUE 08/06/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      19:39 *  KIDDER LN  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF AMENDOLA     FF DELARDA

E22  SOH  F CAPTAIN SADOWSK FF RICE

*** TUE 08/06/2013  RESCUE, EMERGENCY MEDICAL CALL                      22:17 *  BREAKNECK HILL RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF AMENDOLA     FF DELARDA

C30  SOH  F FF RICE

Wednesday, Aug. 7

*** WED 08/07/2013  ALARM SYSTEM, UNINTENTIONAL                         00:54 *  CORDAVILLE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

E22  SOH  F CAPTAIN SADOWSK FF RICE

T21  SOH  F FF AMENDOLA     FF DELARDA

*** WED 08/07/2013  FIRES IN STRUCTURE, NOT BLD’G                       12:54 *  COSLIN DR  and  EMC BUILDING 5.  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

E23  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF WILLS

*** WED 08/07/2013  SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE                              14:00 *  TARA RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** WED 08/07/2013  SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE                              14:30 *  WOODLAND RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** WED 08/07/2013  ALARM SYSTEM, UNINTENTIONAL                         17:52 *  NORTHBORO RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

E22  SOH  F FF ROACH        FF AMENDOLA

T21  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF WILLS

Thursday, Aug. 8

*** THU 08/08/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      09:04 *  COSLIN DR  and  EMC BUILDING 5.  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF RICE         FF AMENDOLA

C30  SOH  F FF DELARDA

*** THU 08/08/2013  VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES                             14:32 *  TURNPIKE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A29  SOH  F FF RICE         FF AMENDOLA

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

E23  SOH  F CAPTAIN SADOWSK FF DELARDA

*** THU 08/08/2013  CARBON MONOXIDE INCIDENT                            21:43 *  MAPLE ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

E23  SOH  F FF AMENDOLA     FF RICE

*** THU 08/08/2013  BUILDING FIRE                                       21:44 *  MARLBORO RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C20  SOH  F CHIEF MAURO

E22  SOH  F CAPTAIN SADOWSK FF DELARDA

OTH  OTH  F FF ALESSI       FF ROACH        FF NEAL

R25  SOH  F LT G. HUBLEY

T21  SOH  F FF TOMMANEY     FF WILLS        FF KENDALL

Friday, Aug. 9

*** FRI 08/09/2013  ALARM SYSTEM DUE TO MALFUNCTIO                      09:26 *  NORTHBORO RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

E22  SOH  F FF AMENDOLA     FF WILLS

T21  SOH  F CAPTAIN SADOWSK FF MARTINS

*** FRI 08/09/2013  VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES                             12:56 *  PINE HILL RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A29  SOH  F FF WILLS        FF MARTINS

E23  SOH  F FF AMENDOLA

*** FRI 08/09/2013  HAZARDOUS CONDITION, OTHER.                         13:32 *  BREAKNECK HILL RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

E22  SOH  F CAPTAIN SADOWSK FF AMENDOLA

*** FRI 08/09/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      20:01 *  WALKER ST  WEU

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF WILLS        FF MARTINS

*** FRI 08/09/2013  ALARM SYSTEM DUE TO MALFUNCTIO                      20:36 *  FIDDLENECK LN  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

E22  SOH  F CAPTAIN SADOWSK FF SHANAHAN

Saturday, Aug. 10

*** SAT 08/10/2013  M/A GIVEN                                           16:07 *  MILK ST  and  WESTBOROUGH FD  WES

*** UNIT(S) ***

E22  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF PARKINSON    FF KENDALL

SC1  SOH  F FF NAVAROLI     FF MARTINS

Sunday, Aug. 11

*** SUN 08/11/2013  VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES                             03:24 *  MASS PIKE WEST     SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF NAVAROLI     FF KENDALL

E23  SOH  F LT DANO         FF ROACH

*** SUN 08/11/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      17:00 *  GATES ST

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F LT DANO         FF WILLS

*** SUN 08/11/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      19:50 *  MARLBORO RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF WILLS        LT PELTIER

C30  SOH  F FF SHANAHAN

Monday, Aug. 12

*** MON 08/12/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      07:06 *  NORTH ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF SHANAHAN     FF WILLS

C30  SOH  F LT PELTIER

*** MON 08/12/2013  PLAN REVIEW – COMMERCIAL                            08:00 *  CORDAVILLE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/12/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      08:06 *  495 SOUTH     SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF RICE         FF PARKINSON

C30  SOH  F FF NAVAROLI

*** MON 08/12/2013  COMMERCIAL INSPECTION                               09:00 *  NORTH ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/12/2013  ADMINISTRATIVE MEETING                              10:00 *  MAIN ST  SOH

* MEETING WITH EGALE SCOUT RE: EMERGENCY PREPREDNESS

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/12/2013  GOOD INTENT CALL, OTHER                             10:32 *  OREGON RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C20  SOH  F CHIEF MAURO

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

E22  SOH  F FF ROACH        FF NAVAROLI

T21  SOH  F FF RICE         FF PARKINSON

*** MON 08/12/2013  SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE                              13:30 *  STRAWBERRY HILL RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/12/2013  SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE                              14:00 *  METCALF LN  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/12/2013  OIL BURNER                                          14:30 *  RICHARDS RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/12/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      18:38 *  JOHN MATTHEWS RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF RICE         FF PARKINSON

C30  SOH  F FF NAVAROLI

Southborough – Eimer Daily (center) with her nieces (l to r) Ciara O’Sullivan, 3, and her sister, Niamh, 5, laugh at the antics of Big Ryan the Storyteller, making a return appearance Aug. 8 at the Southborough Public Library. The program of silly stories was sponsored by the Friends of the Southborough Library.

Photo/Ed Karvoski Jr.

Southborough

Friday, Aug. 2

1:40 a.m. An officer responded to the area of Southville Road to investigate a report of a car alarm sounding in the area. The responding officer reported back negative findings.

3:00 a.m. Officers returned to the same area on Southville Road to investigate another report of a car alarm sounding. The vehicle was located and officers attempted to make contact with the owner of the vehicle.

8:30 a.m. Officers investigated a report of a one car, motor vehicle accident on Turnpike Road. No injuries were reported at the scene of the accident.

9:19 a.m. A motorist from Southborough was issued a criminal application for operating a motor vehicle with a revoked license.

10:07 a.m. An officer on patrol reported that a stop sign on Parkerville Road had been vandalized.

12:46 p.m. Arrested, Alvaro Vasconcelos of Washington Avenue, Chelsea, was charged with operating a motor vehicle with a revoked license. He was also cited for an inspection violation.

1:37 p.m. Officers investigated a motor vehicle accident on Parkerville Road. Injuries were reported at the scene of the accident.

2:38 p.m. A motorist from Taunton was issued a criminal application for operating a motor vehicle after license suspension and failure to inspect their motor vehicle.

3:00 p.m. A motorist from Marlborough was issued a criminal application for operating a motor vehicle after Registration Suspension.

3:19 p.m.  A motorist from Weymouth was issued a criminal application for operation a motor vehicle after revoked registration, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, and operating an unregistered motor vehicle.

8:55 p.m. Officers responded to Fisher Road for a report of a fallen utility pole that had taken down power lines. National Grid was notified of the incident.

Saturday, Aug. 3

1:27 a.m. Arrested, Carlos Cintron of Clafey Avenue, Worcester, was charged with operating a motor vehicle with a revoked license, failure to inspect vehicle, and operating a motor vehicle with a revoked registration.

3:41 a.m.  Arrested, Brian Stone of Vanessa Drive, Northborough, was charged with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol.

4:41 a.m. Southborough Police requested an officer from Westborough Police to assist with booking the prisoner (mutual aid).

6:09 p.m. Officers investigated a one car, motor vehicle accident on Pine Hill Road. Injuries were reported from the scene of the accident.

7:46 p.m. A medical was reported at a Park Street residence.

8:04 p.m.  A medical was reported at a Turnpike Road business.

8:26 p.m. Officers investigated a report of an erratic operator on Framingham Road.

11:17 p.m. Officers investigated a report of a car alarm sounding in the Highland Road area.

Sunday, Aug. 4

8:07 a.m. A resident of Boston Road reported that their motor vehicle was stolen from their residence at some point during the night. The vehicle was later recovered in Middleboro, MA. The detective unit is currently investigating the incident.

9:27 a.m. A resident of Valley Road reported that four motor vehicles parked in their driveway were broken into last night. Among the items take were jewelry and loose change. The detective unit is currently investigating the break-ins. If you have any information regarding this incident (and others), please contact Det. Sean McCarthy at (508) 485-2121. (If you would like to remain anonymous, please ask the dispatcher to transfer you to the Anonymous Tip Line). Thank you.

10:18 a.m. Officers investigated another report of a B&E to a motor vehicle on Valley Road. Several items were reportedly taken from the vehicle.

12:58 p.m. A resident of Meadow Lane reported that three motor vehicles parked in their driveway were broken into last night. The owner reported that nothing of significant value was taken, but there was evidence that each of the vehicles had been rummaged through. The responding officer took a report, and the detective unit is currently investigating the break-ins.

6:41 p.m.  A motorist from Haverhill was issued a criminal application for operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license.

9:13 p.m. Officers investigated a burglar alarm at a Presidential Drive residence.

10:17 p.m. Officers responded to Oak Hill Road to investigate a report of an erratic operator in the area. The responding officers reported back negative findings, and Ashland Police were notified that it may be heading their way.

The information from the police log is obtained directly from the official records maintained at each police station in our circulation area. It contains arrests and samplings of police activity. Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty. The Community Advocate will publish news of acquittals upon notification and a copy of court-issued documentation.

Southborough – Southborough Recreation will hold its 10^th annual Southborough Summer Nights, Saturday, Aug. 24, at 5 p.m. at Neary Field, Margaret Neary School, 53 Parkerville Road. The event features fireworks at dusk and live music by Better Her Than Me. Rain date Sunday, Aug. 25. For more information, visit www.southboroughrecreation.com.

Southborough – William S. Titus, formerly of Butler, Penn., passed away Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2013, at age 87, surrounded by his family.

Bill was born May 14, 1926 to the late Mary (Headland) and Frank C. Titus of Butler, Penn. He graduated from Butler High School and, after returning from the military, attended Grove City College.

On Dec. 23, 1943, Bill enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps and was assigned to the 2518th AAF BU. He attended Gunnery School in Fort Myers, Fla. He received the American Theater Ribbon, Good Conduct Medal, and WWII Victory Ribbon. He was honorably discharged June 12, 1944.

Bill re-enlisted June 15, 1949 in the U.S. Air Force and attended flight training on the AT6 in Waco, Texas. He was deployed in the Korean War and stationed in Japan at Tachikawa base as part of the 13th Air Transport Support Unit.

After leaving the military June 22 1953, Bill obtained a job with Eastern Air Lines, where he flew as a commercial pilot for 35 years before retiring in 1988 as a captain. He was skilled to fly aircraft ranging from M404, L188 Electra, DC8, B727, and L1011.

Bill’s interests included jogging, biking, and the outdoors. He went camping with his family several times on Mount Desert Island and around the New York State Finger Lakes. He enjoyed biking the carriage roads of Acadia National Park.

He was a member of the Butler Masonic Lodge, Rails-to-Trails, and the Nature Conservancy

He is survived by his wife, Lucille (Denton) Titus; a son Robert H. Titus and his wife Ilene of Southborough; two grandsons, Robert H. Titus Jr. and his wife Lindsey, and Will Titus; his sister, Joan (Chew) Titus; and extended family, Kellie, Tim, Darin, Kim, Pat, Tyler, and Jarrett. He was predeceased by his son, William B. Titus.

Calling hours will be Aug. 23, at 4 p.m., at the Morris Funeral Home, 40 Main St., Southborough. A funeral home service will follow at 5 p.m. with military honors.

Memorials in Bill’s name may be given to any of the following: Rails-to-Trails, Nature Conservancy, Sierra Club, or Alzheimer’s research.

Tuesday, Aug 13

*** TUE 08/13/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      03:01 *  LEDGE HILL RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF RICE         FF PARKINSON

C30  SOH  F FF NAVAROLI

*** TUE 08/13/2013  COMMERCIAL INSPECTION                               10:00 *  BOSTON RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** TUE 08/13/2013  SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE                              13:30 *  WOODBURY RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** TUE 08/13/2013  PROPANE INSPECTION                                  14:00 *  HARRIS DR  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** TUE 08/13/2013  SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE                              14:30 *  EDGEWOOD RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

Wednesday, Aug. 14

*** WED 08/14/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      02:24 *  ROCKPOINT RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF NAVAROLI     FF NEAL

C30  SOH  F FF NEAL

*** WED 08/14/2013  GAS LEAK (NATURAL GAS OR LPG)                       15:28 *  WOODLAND RD  and  RICHARDS RD SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

E22  SOH  F LT ASPESI       FF ROACH

E23  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF AMENDOLA

*** WED 08/14/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      16:25 *  NEWTON ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF ROACH        LT ASPESI

C30  SOH  F FF AMENDOLA

SC1  SOH  F LT PELTIER

Thursday, Aug. 15

*** THU 08/15/2013  VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES                             08:09 *  NORTHBORO RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF AMENDOLA     FF MARTINS

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

E23  SOH  F LT DANO         FF WILLS

*** THU 08/15/2013  SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE                              13:00 *  CARRIAGE HILL CR  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** THU 08/15/2013  SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE                              13:30 *  FLAGG RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** THU 08/15/2013  SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE                              14:00 *  GLEN CT  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** THU 08/15/2013  SMOKE DETECTOR NEW CONSTRUCT                        14:00 *  CENTRAL ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C30  SOH  F LT DANO

*** THU 08/15/2013  SMOKE DET. ACT.-NO FIRE, UNINT                      15:13 *  CORDAVILLE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

E22  SOH  F LT DANO         FF WILLS

T21  SOH  F FF MARTINS      FF AMENDOLA

*** THU 08/15/2013  VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES                             16:44 *  BOSTON RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF MARTINS      FF WILLS

C30  SOH  F FF AMENDOLA

Friday, Aug. 16

*** FRI 08/16/2013  ALARM SYSTEM, UNINTENTIONAL                         07:05 *  STRAWBERRY HILL RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

E22  SOH  F FF WILLS        FF MARTINS

T21  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF NEAL

*** FRI 08/16/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      07:49 *  MADISON PL  and  CRYSTAL POND RD SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF MARTINS      FF KENDALL

C30  SOH  F FF ROACH

SC1  SOH  F LT PELTIER

*** FRI 08/16/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      09:54 *  NEWTON ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF MARTINS      FF KENDALL

C30  SOH  F FF ROACH

SC1  SOH  F LT PELTIER

*** FRI 08/16/2013  FIRES IN STRUCTURE, NOT BLD’G                       14:36 *  TURNPIKE RD  and  MIDDLE RD SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

B24  SOH  F FF KENDALL

C30  SOH  F FF ROACH

E22  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF MARTINS

*** FRI 08/16/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      15:28 *  PRENTISS ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF MARTINS      FF KENDALL

C30  SOH  F FF ROACH

SC1  SOH  F LT PELTIER

*** FRI 08/16/2013  ALARM SYSTEM, UNINTENTIONAL                         15:39 *  WALNUT DR  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C30  SOH  F FF ROACH

E22  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF ALESSI

SC1  SOH  F EMT GLECKEL

Saturday, Aug. 17

*** SAT 08/17/2013  VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES                             00:39 *  TURNPIKE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF RICE         FF HOGAN

E23  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF SHANAHAN

*** SAT 08/17/2013  VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES                             17:26 *  TURNPIKE RD  and  WINTER ST SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A29  SOH  F FF WILLS        FF MARTINS

E23  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF STRONG       FF HOGAN

Sunday, Aug. 18

*** SUN 08/18/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      20:13 *  PARKERVILLE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF PARKINSON    EMT GLECKEL

C30  SOH  F FF KENDALL

*** SUN 08/18/2013  WATER PROBLEM, OTHER                                20:20 *  PRESIDENTIAL DR  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

E23  SOH  F FF ROACH        FF NAVAROLI

*** SUN 08/18/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      21:43 *  MAIN ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF KENDALL      FF PARKINSON

Monday, Aug.  19

*** MON 08/19/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      07:27 *  LEONARD DR  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF PARKINSON    FF KENDALL

E23  SOH  F FF ROACH        FF NAVAROLI

*** MON 08/19/2013  PLAN REVIEW – SMOKE DETECTOR                        07:30 *       SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/19/2013  SCHOOL INSPECTIONS                                  08:00 *  PARKERVILLE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/19/2013  PRE BLAST SURVEY

09:30 *  EAST MAIN ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C20  SOH  F CHIEF MAURO

*** MON 08/19/2013  SCHOOL INSPECTIONS                                  10:00 *  PARKERVILLE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/19/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      12:37 *  ENDICOTT DR  WES

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF SHANAHAN     FF MARTINS

SC1  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF NEAL

*** MON 08/19/2013  EXCESSIVE HEAT NO IGNITION                          12:42 *  TURNPIKE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C20  SOH  F CHIEF MAURO

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

E22  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF KENDALL

*** MON 08/19/2013  SCHOOL INSPECTIONS                                  13:30 *  RICHARDS RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/19/2013  OIL BURNER                                          13:30 *  RICHARDS RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/19/2013  SCHOOL INSPECTIONS                                  15:00 *  CORDAVILLE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/19/2013  PLAN REVIEW – SMOKE DETECTOR                        17:20 *  PINECONE LN  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

Southborough

Friday, Aug. 9

12:08 p.m. Officers assisted a Southville Road resident with a domestic issue.

12:37 p.m. Officers investigated a two car, motor vehicle accident on Cordaville Road. No injuries were reported from the scene of the accident.

12:56 p.m. Officers investigated a one car, motor vehicle accident on Pine Hill Road. No injuries were reported from the scene of the accident.

1:32 p.m. Officers investigated a report of a wire hanging in the roadway on Breakneck Hill Road. The wire was a telephone wire, and Verizon was notified.

2:45 p.m. A resident of School Street reported that their home was broken into at some point during the day. The front door of the home had been forced in, and several items were missing from inside the home. The break-in is currently under investigation, and anyone with information regarding the B&E is encouraged to contact Det. Sean McCarthy at 508-485-2121.

3:36 p.m. Officers investigated a second B&E to a School Street residence, after the homeowner came home to find their air conditioner unit pushed inside the home. Officers searched the home with the homeowner, but did not find anything missing from the home. The incident is also currently under investigation.

4:37 p.m. An officer responded to Oak Hill Road to check on the condition of the road, after numerous calls/complaints about large holes in the construction area (due to heavy rain). The responding officer advised dispatch to contact the DPW, as the road was determined to be a hazard.

6:57 p.m. An officer responded to Old Harry Road to investigate a complaint of a suspicious vehicle driving around the area. The vehicle had left the area prior to the officer arriving on scene.

8:21 p.m. An officer investigated a report of a loud “bang” in the area of Stowe Road. Residents soon reported that they were without power. National Grid was notified of the incident.

9:52 p.m. Officers responded to Woodland Road for a tree down, pulling wires across the roadway. Traffic was shut down until National Grid could arrive on scene.

11:47 p.m. Westborough Police requested Southborough to check the Turnpike Road area for a suicidal party that may be travelling through town. Officers reported back negative findings in the area.

Saturday, Aug. 10

4:30 a.m. Officers investigated a noise complaint at a Southville Road residence.

7:09 a.m. Officers investigated a report of a tree down and across the road on Fisher Road.

11:28 a.m. Officers responded to a Park Street business to assist with an out-of-control customer.

12:40 p.m. Officers responded to a Turnpike Road business to investigate a report of a domestic dispute in progress. Responding officers reported back that the dispute was verbal in nature, and no criminal charges were filed.

5:09 p.m. An officer checked on the traffic lights on Cordaville Road after a motorist reported that they were malfunctioning.

7:39 p.m. An officer checked on a report of a tree down in the road on Fisher Road.

9:46 p.m. Officers investigated a noise complaint (possible fireworks) in the area of Parkerville Road.

10:40 p.m. Officers responded to Southville Road for a report of an erratic operator in the area. The responding officers reported back negative findings.

Sunday, Aug. 11

12:47 a.m. Officers investigated a noise complaint on Ward Road.

10:07 a.m. Officers investigated a burglar alarm at a Killam Farm Lane residence.

9:29 p.m. Officers investigated a report of a sink hole on Cordaville Road. DPW was notified and responded to the scene.

10:03 p.m. Officers responded to Oak Hill Road to investigate a report of a large amount of cars in the roadway. The responding officers reported back negative findings.

The information from the police log is obtained directly from the official records maintained at each police station in our circulation area. It contains arrests and samplings of police activity. Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty. The Community Advocate will publish news of acquittals upon notification and a copy of court-issued documentation.

Southborough – Dorothy E. (Manning) Stossel, 89, of Southborough, passed away Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2013 at Beaumont Skilled Nursing and Rehab Center in Westborough after a period of declining health. She was the wife of the late Stephen Stossel, who died in 1993.

Dottie was a graduate of Westborough High School and worked for the former Duplicon as a machine operator for over 20 years. She was a member of St. Matthew Church of Southborough and was a member of the Southborough Catholic Women’s Club.

Dottie will be remembered as a very strong and independent woman who didn’t hesitate to fight for her rights.

She is survived by her son, Francis Stossel and his wife Helena of Holliston, and a granddaughter, Johana Presence and her husband Stage. She is predeceased by her sister, Helen Parker.

A Mass of resurrection will be held Friday, Aug. 23, at 11 a.m., at St. Matthew Church, Highland Street, Southborough. Burial will follow in the Southborough Rural Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be sent in her memory to St. Matthew Church, 105 Southville Rd., Southborough, MA 01772.

Arrangements are under the direction of the Morris Funeral Home of Southborough. To leave words of condolence to the family, visit www.morrisfuneralparlor.com.

Jack Shemligian, 10, enjoys the Bubble Romp.

Southborough – The 10^th anniversary of Southborough Summer Nights was celebrated Aug. 24 on the grounds of Neary Elementary School. In addition to the popular Bubble Romp manned by the Southborough Fire Department, the evening of family fun featured inflatable amusements, pony and horse rides, a magic show, live musical entertainment, a food court and a fireworks finale. The event is presented by the Southborough Recreation Department in conjunction with the Friends of Southborough Recreation, with support from local businesses.

Photos/Ed Karvoski Jr.

(l to r) Kyle Henderson and Isaiah Keegan, both entering eight grade at Trottier Middle School, share a laugh as they try to photograph themselves with a camera phone while riding a horse led by Delaney Smolinski of Ridge Valley Stables.

Jack McCoy 3, glides down an inflatable slide.

Brad Young plays with his daughter, Arden, 11 months, in the bouncy house.

Southborough - David Arthur Perkins Jr, 41, of Southborough, died Saturday, Aug. 24, 2013.

He graduated from Stockbridge Agricultural School at UMass, Amherst, as a certified arborist. He loved his job at Comcast where he worked as a maintenance tech for many years. He also enjoyed gardening and yard work.

He is survived by his mother, Jean (Landi) Perkins and her partner Robert Grant of Maine; his sister, Andrea Gardner with whom he lived; his niece and nephew, Keith and Olivia Gardner; a great-nephew, Christian Gardner of Connecticut; and his many friends.

Visiting hours will be held Wednesday, Aug. 28, from 4 – 6:45 p.m., at the Morris Funeral Home, 40 Main St., Southborough, followed by a funeral home service at 7 p.m.  Burial will be private.

To leave words of condolence to the family, visit www.morrisfuneralparlor.com.

Southborough – John M. Schipper, 82, of Southborough, died Sunday, Aug. 25, 2013 at Wingate in Sudbury, after a battle with Parkinson’s disease. He was the husband of Liolia (Downey) Schipper for over 51 years.

John was a graduate of Marlborough Trade School and worked on Mr. Jackson’s farm in Marlborough before buying his own dairy farm, Stone Dale Farm on Fisher Road, in 1953. He sold his milk to Garelick Brothers in Franklin and worked his farm for over 47 years. In 1994, he sold half his farm and then the other half in 2000.

In addition to his wife, he is survived by his sister-in-law Sonia Barboza, and her children, Christopher Forst, Jeremy Forst and his wife Elizabeth, all of Plymouth, and Ian Forst of Carver.

Visiting hours will be held Wednesday, Aug. 28, from 10 – 11 a.m., at the Morris Funeral Home, 40 Main St., Southborough, followed by a graveside service at 11:30 a.m. in North Cemetery, Highland Street in Berlin, with Father Phillip LaBelle officiating.

In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the charity of your choice.

To leave the family words of condolence, please visit www.morrisfuneralparlor.com.

Tuesday, Aug. 20

*** TUE 08/20/2013  COMMERCIAL INSPECTION                               09:00 *  MADISON PL  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C20  SOH  F CHIEF MAURO

E23  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF PARKINSON

*** TUE 08/20/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      09:01 *  CHESTNUT HILL RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF NAVAROLI     FF KENDALL

E23  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF PARKINSON

*** TUE 08/20/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      13:53 *  TURNPIKE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF NAVAROLI     FF KENDALL

C30  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF PARKINSON

*** TUE 08/20/2013  VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES                             16:16 *  CORDAVILLE RD  and  MT VICKERY RD SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF NAVAROLI     FF KENDALL

E23  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF PARKINSON

Wednesday, Aug. 21

*** WED 08/21/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      04:24 *  COUNTRY LN  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF PARKINSON    FF KENDALL

C30  SOH  F LT ASPESI

SC1  SOH  F LT PELTIER

*** WED 08/21/2013  PLAN REVIEW – SMOKE DETECTOR                        08:00 *  KENLEY LN  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** WED 08/21/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      08:54 *  TURNPIKE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF RICE         FF NEAL

E23  SOH  F LT DANO         FF SHANAHAN

*** WED 08/21/2013  COMMERCIAL INSPECTION                               09:00 *  BOSTON RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** WED 08/21/2013  SMOKE DET. ACT.-NO FIRE, UNINT                      13:18 *  PINECONE LN  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

E22  SOH  F LT DANO         FF SHANAHAN

T21  SOH  F FF NEAL         FF RICE

*** WED 08/21/2013  TRAINING – FIRE                                     15:00 *  MAIN ST  SOH

GROUP 1 IN-SERVICE TRAINING, 4:1 HAULING SYSTEM

*** UNIT(S) ***

HQ1  SOH  F LT DANO         FF RICE         FF SHANAHAN     FF NEAL

*** WED 08/21/2013  SMOKE DET. ACT.-NO FIRE, UNINT                      17:54 *  PARKER ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C30  SOH  F FF RICE

E22  SOH  F LT DANO         FF SHANAHAN

E23  SOH  F FF NEAL

*** WED 08/21/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      20:17 *  NEWTON ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF RICE         FF NEAL

C30  SOH  F FF SHANAHAN

Thursday, Aug. 22

*** THU 08/22/2013  ASSIST INVALID                                      07:40 *  DAVIS RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF RICE         FF AMENDOLA

C30  SOH  F FF NAVAROLI

SC1  SOH  F LT DANO

*** THU 08/22/2013  BLAST OBSERVATION                                   08:00 *  EAST MAIN ST  SOU

*** UNIT(S) ***

HQ2  SOH  F FF MARTINS

*** THU 08/22/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      14:36 *  NEWTON ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF RICE         FF AMENDOLA

C30  SOH  F FF NAVAROLI

SC1  SOH  F LT PELTIER

*** THU 08/22/2013  POWER LINE DOWN                                     16:42 *  STRAWBERRY HILL RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

E23  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF NAVAROLI

SC1  SOH  F FF RICE         FF AMENDOLA

*** THU 08/22/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      20:51 *  RICHARDS RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF AMENDOLA     FF STRONG

C30  SOH  F FF NEAL

Friday, Aug. 23

*** FRI 08/23/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      12:08 *  NEWTON ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF STRONG       FF PARKINSON

C30  SOH  F LT PELTIER

*** FRI 08/23/2013  VEH ACCIDENT W/INJURIES                             13:08 *  TURNPIKE RD  and  CORDAVILLE NORTH RD SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF STRONG       FF PARKINSON

E23  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF MARTINS

*** FRI 08/23/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      14:52 *  DAVIS RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF STRONG       FF PARKINSON

C30  SOH  F FF MARTINS

SC1  SOH  F LT PELTIER

Saturday, Aug. 24

*** SAT 08/24/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      12:50 *  NEWTON ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF RICE         FF AMENDOLA

C30  SOH  F FF SHANAHAN

*** SAT 08/24/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      14:35 *  NORTH ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF RICE         FF AMENDOLA

C30  SOH  F FF SHANAHAN

*** SAT 08/24/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      17:44 *  PARKERVILLE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF RICE         FF AMENDOLA

E22  SOH  F CAPTAIN SADOWSK FF STRONG

*** SAT 08/24/2013  SMOKE DET. ACTIV. DUE TO MALFU                      22:32 *  FIDDLENECK LN  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF RICE         FF AMENDOLA

E22  SOH  F CAPTAIN SADOWSK FF STRONG

Monday, Aug. 26

*** MON 08/26/2013  MOBILE PROP VEH FIRE,OTHER                          02:40 *  MASS PIKE WEST     SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

E22  SOH  F FF MARTINS      FF PARKINSON

E23  SOH  F LT PELTIER      FF STRONG

*** MON 08/26/2013  COMMERCIAL INSPECTION                               08:00 *  MIDDLE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/26/2013  MISC FD ENTRY                                       08:45 *  PARKERVILLE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/26/2013  LICENSE RENEWAL INSPECTIONS                         09:00 *  MAIN ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F

*** MON 08/26/2013  PLAN REVIEW – SMOKE DETECTOR                        10:00 *  METCALF LN  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/26/2013  PLAN REVIEW – COMMERCIAL                            10:30 *  MADISON PL  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/26/2013  EMS CALL,EXCLUDE VEH ACC W/INJ                      10:30 *  NEWTON ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

A28  SOH  F FF KENDALL      FF ROACH

C30  SOH  F FF PARKINSON

SC1  SOH  F CAPT HUBLEY     FF NAVAROLI

*** MON 08/26/2013  PROPANE INSPECTION                                  11:00 *  WYNDEMERE DR  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/26/2013  PLAN REVIEW – COMMERCIAL                            11:00 *  MADISON PL

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/26/2013  PLAN REVIEW – COMMERCIAL                            11:30 *  MADISON PL  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/26/2013  PLAN REVIEW – COMMERCIAL                            12:00 *  MADISON PL  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/26/2013  PLAN REVIEW – COMMERCIAL                            12:30 *  MADISON PL  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/26/2013  PLAN REVIEW – COMMERCIAL                            13:00 *  MADISON PL  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/26/2013  PLAN REVIEW – SMOKE DETECTOR                        13:30 *  MARLBORO RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/26/2013  PLAN REVIEW – COMMERCIAL                            14:00 *  TURNPIKE RD  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/26/2013  CO RE-INSPECTION                                    14:00 *  GLEN CT  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/26/2013  SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE                              15:00 *  MEADOW LN  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/26/2013  SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE                              15:30 *  MAIN ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI

*** MON 08/26/2013  SMOKE DETECTOR, RESALE                              16:00 *  MITCHELL ST  SOH

*** UNIT(S) ***

C27  SOH  F LT ASPESI