DEMOCRACY DOCKET: BREAKING: RNC to Appeal Pennsylvania Provisional Ballot Ruling to Supreme Court

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BREAKING: Pennsylvania Supreme Court Protects Mail-In Voters, Rejects RNC Appeal

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REMINDER: Workshop to teach on energy savings coming up Oct. 26

 

Workshop to teach on energy savings coming up Oct. 26

Oct 23, 2024

Matt Perry, who grew up in his family’s insulation business, will be at the All About Insulation workshop Saturday, Oct. 26. Source: Kimberly French

MIDDLEBORO — Fall is a great time to prepare for colder weather and lower heating costs.

Sustainable Middleborough will sponsor a free All About Insulation workshop at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 26, at the Middleborough Public Library, with insulation expert Matt Perry from JM of New Bedford.

Residents will learn do-it-yourself energy-saving measures, such as caulking and air sealing, as well as what to know about hiring a contractor. 

“There are so many things homeowners can do themselves that will make their homes more comfortable and help them save on their utility bills,” said Perry, who lives in Lakeville and grew up working in his family’s insulation business. “Often it’s as easy as learning how to spot where drafts are coming from and sealing them up with ordinary materials you can get at the hardware store.”

Sustainable Middleborough’s new weatherization expert Hayden Kane will also be on hand to help residents sort through the numerous federal, state, and local energy incentives that can help with the costs of hiring contractors for weatherization and heat pumps, including two new 0% or low-interest loan programs. Kane is also available for free one-on-one appointments.

 “Up to half the energy used for heating and cooling an average home is lost to air leakage,” Kane said. “That’s like having a window open year-round and letting your money fly out. Most houses here in Middleborough were built before 1960 and many are underinsulated. Our goal at Sustainable Middleborough is to help people stop all that energy loss and save money.”

Those interested can go to ene.org/ene-sustainability/hea/ or email hea@ene.org or call 888-772-4242 for a free energy assessment to learn about their home’s needs and get access to financial incentives. 

The All About Insulation workshop is free and open to the public. To sign up for an appointment with Hayden Kane or view the Sustainable Middleborough’s complete Weatherization Guide for local residents, go to sustainablemiddleborough.org.

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NEMASKET WEEK: Help needed for dogs removed from Precinct Street, back in Middleboro BACK IN TOWN OCT 25

 

Help needed for dogs removed from Precinct Street, back in Middleboro

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Oct 24, 2024

Many of the dogs removed from 53 Precinct St. in Middleboro will return to town Friday, Oct. 25. Photo source: MSPCA-Angell Hospital

Arlo, one of the dogs already at the shelter unrelated to the Precinct Street case, is available for adoption. The four-year-old lab mix has high drive, high food motivation, loves walks, has some anxiety issues and needs to be the only dog in the home. Photo source: Town of Middleboro

Boone, also available for adoption immediately, is a three-year-old yellow lab that loves walks, has high anxiety and would do best as an only dog and around older kids and adults. Photo source: Town of Middleboro

Brody is a year-old Plott hound that is smart, friendly, athletic and good with kids, with high drive and high food motivation. Photo source: Town of Middleboro

Terri is a six-year-old terrier/pit mix that is good with new people and kids and needs to be an only dog. Photo source: Town of Middleboro

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MIDDLEBORO — Most of the 17 dogs removed from a 53 Precinct St. home last week will be back in town Friday, Oct. 25 and donations are being sought for their care.

The dogs, which were removed as part of an animal welfare investigation, spent the past week in the custody of MSPCA-Angell, where they were evaluated on their health and behavior, Middleboro Health Agent Kayla Smith said.

The dogs had gone without food and water for days and were living in filth when they were rescued Oct. 18, officials said. An investigation is ongoing into the case, which also involved removing cats, horses, a turtle and a guinea pig.

Now that they have been medically cleared, seven to 10 of the dogs will be transported to the Middleboro animal shelter at 50 Joe Ciaglo Way. 

The remainder will be cared for at foster homes that will take them in, Smith said.

The dogs cannot be adopted until the investigation is complete. 

In the meantime, donations are being requested to help the dogs. Items needed include dry Purina One dog food, any type of wet dog food, metal dog bowls and dog beds, preferably large sizes that are elevated. 

These donations can be left in the bin outside the shelter.

Cash donations will also be accepted. They may be brought to the Health Department, located on the second floor of Town Hall annex, 20 Center St. 

Another way to make extra room for the canines would be to adopt the four shelter dogs, unconnected to the Precinct Street case, that are available. “Clearing up space would be awesome,’’ Smith said. 

Volunteers are also needed, Smith added, to help feed, walk, play with or otherwise help the dogs become acclimated to people. 

“Anything they’re willing to do, we’re open to,’’ she said. Anyone interested in volunteering may call 508-946-2455.

Smith described the dogs removed from Precinct Street as “scared’’ “nervous’’ and “unsure’’ but also “really enjoying being with each other.’’

“We’re really excited to get them here,’’ Smith said.