Town of Marlborough
26 North Main St.
Marlborough, CT 06447
295-6200
TOWN HALL
HOURS:
Mon., Wed., Thurs.
8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.
Tues. 8a.m.-7 p.m.
Fri. 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
TRANSFER
STATION HOURS:
Tues. 3 - 7 p.m.
Thurs. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Sat. 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
295-6218
44 Quinn Road
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Connecticut Easter Seals |
 Dear
Friends, Family and Neighbors,We at the Prudential-CT
Realty office in Glastonbury are committed to giving back to our community.
Please join us in supporting our fundraising efforts to benefit a most
worthy cause again this year: The Sunshine Kids Foundation charity is
a phenomenal organization dedicated to improving the lives of children with
cancer.
Click here
for more information
Click here for registration form |
Marlborough Arts Center presents:
Textiles and Wearable Art Exhibit
Saturday, May 10th through Saturday, July
26th
Gallery open Saturdays and Sundays May 10th to July 26th
from 1-4 pm. Closed Sunday May 11th and 25th
Museum Quality Fiber Arts on Display: Quilted, Felted, Knitted, Braided,
Woven, & Stitched- Silks, Wools, Cottons, Tapestries & and more- A
Celebration of Fabrics and Fibers and the Artists Who Use Them as Canvases
Demonstrations of Weaving, Felting, Knitting and Quilting will be given
Free Admission
For more information, click here
www.MarlboroughArts.org
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Marlborough Arts Center presents
The Victorian Lady in Performance
Perfect Family Entertainment!
Sunday, June 1st, 2 pm
Advance Ticket Pricing: $8 Adult Member
$10 Non-Member, $5 Children &
Seniors
Ticket Prices at Door: $10 Adults, $5 Children, Students & Seniors (62+)
Purchase by Printing Ticket Purchase Form or by calling 295-9389
Click Here to Print Ticket Purchase form for The Victorian Lady Performance!
www.MarlboroughArts.org |
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A SPECIAL SPRING THANK YOU
 Spring
is a time for experiencing those special moments of new growth. It’s an
invigorating time to appreciate everything that was hidden away in winter’s
cloak. The Town of Marlborough and the Selectmen’s office has also found it
a time to appreciate the ethical values of four young ladies, Brenna Kaplan,
Bradley Rhodes, Kelly Moquin and Rebecca Billings.
While walking on South Main Street Thursday, April 24th
they found a bank deposit pouch containing a small amount of money. The
pouch was brought to the town hall so it could be returned to its rightful
owner.
The whole community shares the appreciation of the
Selectmen’s offices for bringing an exceptional brightness to our spring.
Thank you.
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NOTICE: Road Reconstruction
The Town of Marlborough will be making drainage and pavement improvements to
Jones Hollow Road from Blackledge Bridge located past Standish Drive to the
Hebron Town line.
Road reclamation, grading and paving will begin the week of April 21st and
continue into May. Every effort will be made to keep dust and erosion to a
minimum. Traffic delays should be expected; please find alternate routes if
possible. We appreciate your cooperation.
Any questions contact Dean Hunniford, Public Works Supervisor at (860)
295-6229 or
publicworks@marlboroughct.net |
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 Call
for Artists and Businesses to Join Silent Auction to Benefit MS
Click Here for Details
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Community Coming Together - May 1989
Stop by and watch a movie of the original Playscape
being built by your friends and neighbors back in 1989
Playscape Movie,
Make some popcorn, relax, and enjoy - Click Here
High-Resolution - Be patient while it loads
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ROCK 'N ROLL DANCE
MAY 17TH 2007 6-12PM
BLACKLEDGE COUNTRY CLUB
TO BENEFIT RHAM ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Click here
for more details |
THE MARLBOROUGH FOOD BANK has an urgent need
(completely out of or has only one week’s supply) of the
following items:
Canned meat (Spam, canned chicken, salmon, sardines, turkey,
oysters, corned beef, tuna)
Canned fruit
Toothpaste
Cooking oil
Jelly
Cookies
Tea
Dry soups (including Ramen, Lipton’s and Simply Asian)
Chicken or beef broth
Mayonnaise
Spices
Salt and pepper
Brownie mix
Puddings and pudding mix (not Jello)
Dry milk
Donations can be dropped off at the Food Bank, which is open
Tuesdays from 10:00 am to noon and from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm at 3
Wilhenger Drive, Marlborough. You can drop donations off before
those hours on Tuesdays if you leave them on the covered front
porch. Please email
marlboroughfoodbank@comcast.net if you need to set
up a different time for donation drop off. You may also ask to
have your email added to our “urgent need” email list by sending
your name and email address to the email address above. Monetary
donations may be made out to “Marlborough Food Bank” and mailed
to the Marlborough Town Hall at 26 North Main Street, PO Box 29,
Marlborough, CT. 06447.
The Food Bank now has a working phone. Our number is 295-6008.
We do not have an answering machine, so please call during our
open hours on Tuesdays.
We currently serve 40 qualified families; there are over 110
individuals who need our assistance.
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Tax Office Hours, Marlborough Town Hall
Taxes are payable at the Tax Office, Marlborough Town Hall
The Tax Office is open:
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday - 8:30am to 4:30pm
Tuesday - 8:30am to 7:00pm
Friday - 8:30am to Noon
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Reminder to Marlborough Food Bank Clients
 Winter
Storm condition closings:
If school is closed, we are also
closed.
Our Telephone Number is : 295-6008
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VOLUNTEERS
NEEDED
 Experience
in emergency response over the years suggests some common
necessities that the public will require to meet health, safety
and lifesaving needs in the aftermath of a community crises.
They include potable water (usually bottled), packaged ice,
meals ready to eat (MRE’s) and other supplies.
When the need for commodities exceeds the Town and State
capability, FEMA may be called to provide additional
requirements.
Part of the planning to receive these commodities for
distribution to the public requires adequate facilities,
equipment and manpower. Volunteers are needed to man our
distribution center and hand out supplies at Elmer Thienes
School in the event of a crisis.
Contact Chris Corsa, Public Works Foreman at (860) 295-6229
or
publicworks@marlboroughct.net
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HOW TO ALERT
9-1-1 TO YOUR SPECIAL NEEDS You should complete
the form in the link
if you want your police department, fire department, ambulance,
or other emergency response agencies to know about medical
conditions or disabilities when you call 9-1-1 in an emergency.
When you call 9-1-1 from a wireline phone, Connecticut’s 9-1-1
emergency telephone service displays your name, address, and
telephone number at your local 9-1-1 answering point. (A
wireline phone is a phone that has a wire from a telephone pole
to your home.) Filling out this form will alert the 9-1-1
operator that you or someone else living in your household has a
medical condition or disability. This information helps the
9-1-1 operator to provide appropriate emergency help.
For details, please click on this link:
How to Alert 9-1-1 to Your
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RESURFACING, BRIDGE AND SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS ON ROUTE 2
Eastbound and Westbound from Exit 12 to Exit 16 in the Towns of
Colchester and Marlborough will begin on or about April 2, 2007.
The work is anticipated to be completed by September 2, 2008.
From on or about April 1, 2007 to November 30, 2007 the existing
number of through lanes will be maintained at the following
times,
Route 2 Eastbound: Monday-Friday from 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Route 2 Westbound: Monday-Friday from 6:00 am to10:00 am and
3:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Exit/On Ramps: Monday-Friday 6:00 am - 9:00 am and 3:00 pm-6:00
pm
Saturday and Sunday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
Route 66, Route 149 and South Main Street: Monday-Friday 6:00
am-9:00 am and 3:00 pm-6:00 pm
Saturday and Sunday 9:00 am-9:00 pm
Expect lane closures at all other times.
The minimum travel path that will be provided on Route 2 and
other roadways is one 11 foot travel path in each direction.
Manafort Brothers, Inc. of Plainville, Connecticut is performing
this work for the Department at a cost of $22,553,511.00. |
November 6, 2006
911 REFLECTIVE SIGNSThe Marlborough Park &
Recreation Commission is conducting a fundraiser selling "911
Reflective Number Signs" to local residents. The cost of the
sign is $20. Having the 911 Reflective Sign in front of your
home helps Emergency Services Personnel find you without delay.
This reduces the risk of losing precious seconds searching for
the number on your house. The Vertical sign is 8" X 24" and
should be mounted near the street entrance of your home business
driveway. The engraved numbers are 4" high on
blue highway reflective metal.
More details can be found on the Park and
Recreation page:
Click Here
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MARLBOROUGH PROGRAMMING ON
THE CABLE ACCESS CHANNEL
Channel 19
Marlborough Elementary School Band Performance with the
Governor’s Foot Guard
April 10th 3:30 pm
April 16th 9:30 pm
2007 Marlborough Elementary School Graduation
April 16th 8:00 pm
April 29th 1:30 pm
Marlborough Elementary School 6th Grade Play: “Oliver”
Blue Cast
April 16th 4:00 pm
April 21st 5:00 pm
Marlborough Elementary School 6th Grade Play: “Oliver”
Green Cast
April 16th 5:00 pm
April 21st 4:00 pm
Marlborough Elementary School 6th Grade Variety Show
April 3rd 11:30 pm
April 9th 4:00 pm
April 16th 6:00 pm
April 29th 10:00 am
Rhyme Celebration at Marlborough Elementary School
April 1st 12:00 pm
April 4th 7:30 pm
April 11th 3:30 pm
April 12th 10:00 am
April 18th 7:30 pm
April 22nd 1:30 pm
April 24th 12:00 pm
April 30th 8:00 pm
Channel 17
Marlborough Board of Selectmen: February 19, 2008
April 5th 10:00 am
April 9th 10:00 am & 4:00 pm
Marlborough Board of Selectmen: March 4, 2008
April 5th 12:00 pm
April 9th 2:00 pm & 6:00 pm
April 17th 10:00 am & 4:00 pm
Marlborough Board of Selectmen: March 18, 2008
April 9th 2:00 pm & 8:00 pm
April 17th 10:00 am & 4:00 pm
April 25th 10:00 am
Marlborough Board of Selectmen: April 1, 2008
April 17th 2:00 pm & 8:00 pm
April 25th 12:00 pm & 4:00 pm
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