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Sunday, December 12, 2021 at Marlborough Health & Rehabilitation Center, click here for more information.

Please join RHAM Education Foundation in welcoming and honoring our guest Endre (Andy) Sarkany, a Holocaust survivor, for a talk about his life's experiences. This event will be held in the Auditorium at RHAM High School, 85 Wall Street, Hebron on Thursday, February 3, 2022, 7 PM. Should the event be canceled due to inclement weather it will be rescheduled for Friday, February 4, 2022.

There are no entrance fees required in order to attend but rather we ask for donations to cover costs associated with this event. Donations may be pledged at levels of $30.00 for a Family Pass and $10.00 for an Individual Pass. Students attending Regional School District No. 8 are allowed free admission. The event is open to all age groups, but it is recommended for middle school-aged students and older.

Starting December 1st, donations can be made via check and should be made payable to RHAM Education Foundation, Inc. and mailed, along with the speaker event reservation form*, to RHAM Education Foundation, Inc., c/o Tina Blinn, President, 52 Griswold Lane, Amston, CT 06231. Mail-in donations must be made by January 14, 2022. For credit card donations or questions about reserving your seat, please contact Tina Blinn at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Entrance doors open at 6 PM on February 3rd for in-person registration as long as the facility's maximum capacity has not been reached. All attendees will be required to abide by the Regional School District No. 8 mask mandate. Please check back periodically for revisions made to the event's COVID protocols.

This event was made possible through assistance from Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center. Admission fee benefits RHAM Education Foundation, Inc., Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center, and Holocaust Child Survivors of Connecticut.

*Speaker event reservation form can be found on the Foundation's website at www.rhamef.org. 

It is very nice to be in this great town! I began my career in law enforcement in 2006 with the Connecticut Department of Correction. I left the DOC in 2013 and joined the City of Bristol Police Department. During my short time at BPD I was hired by the Connecticut State Police in June of 2013 and was a member of the 123rd Training Troop. Being a part of the CT Sate Police has always been my dream. After graduating in January of 2014, I was assigned as a patrol Trooper to Troop H, in Hartford as my first assignment. In 2019 I transferred to Troop K (Colchester) to be closer to home. In July of 2020, I worked as a temporary Resident Trooper in the Town of Bolton and was later assigned as the temporary Marlborough Resident Trooper before accepting the position permanently. My family and I relocated to “this side of the river” from Bristol in May of 2016. We find life to be less hectic out here. My wife and I have two young very active boys. I enjoy my time coaching youth football and volunteering as a board member for the Colchester Cougars Youth Football Organization. My family and I enjoy spending time at the beach as well as hiking various places in the state with our German
Shepherd, Valor. I take pride in all that I do and am very grateful for this opportunity to serve and protect the community of Marlborough, CT.

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Due to the increasingly high demand for notary public services, the Town Clerk’s office now offers specific hours during which you can have your document notarized.
Tuesdays 4:45 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.
Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

There is a $5.00 fee for up to 3 notary signatures, $10.00 for any more than 3. If your document requires witnesses, please bring them with you.
You MUST BE a Marlborough resident, and provide a current photo ID to confirm your identity.
Please call 860-295-6206 if you have any questions.

Town policy from the Parks & Recreation Department states that no pets are allowed in parks or athletic fields (except for service animals) as stated in # 3 in the link below .

https://marlboroughct.recdesk.com/Community/Page?pageId=1395 

Marlborough residents are required to have a current town sticker in order to have access to Blish Park or to use the town’s Transfer Station. Stickers may be obtained at no cost for vehicles registered in Marlborough. To obtain a sticker, please visit the Park & Rec office at 17 School Drive, complete an application form (available on the Town website) or at the Transfer Station and return it to the Park & Rec office or the dropbox outside of Town Hall, with a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Upon verification of the vehicle’s registration, your sticker will be mailed back to you.
Please call the Park & Rec Office (860-295-6203) or the Transfer Station (860-295-6218) with any questions. All stickers must be adhered to the lower left corner of the car’s windshield to be accepted; loose stickers are not valid.

Any vehicle parked at any Blish Park lot without a valid sticker is subject to ticketing, regardless of residency.

Temporary parking passes for Blish Park are available to active participants of the triathlon series obtainable by submitting completed Triathlon form along with $75.00 check to Marlborough Park & Rec Department, P.O. Box 29, Marlborough,CT 06447.

Parking passes are not for sale and are not available to non-residents.