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Rowley Water Department to Temporarily Shut Off Water Along Part of Main Street Thursday

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Rowley Water Department
401 Central Street,
Rowley, MA 01969

For Immediate Release

Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2019

Contact: Jordan Mayblum
Phone: 617-993-0003
Email: [email protected]

Rowley Water Department to Temporarily Shut Off Water Along Part of Main Street Thursday

ROWLEY — The Rowley Water Department reports that water will temporarily be shut off tomorrow evening along a portion of Route 1A.

On Thursday, Aug. 15, water service will be shut off along Main Street (Route 1A), from Merrifield Street to White Farms Ice Cream for water main repair work. The service interruption will begin at approximately 9 p.m. and last until approximately 1 a.m. Friday, Aug, 16.

Prospect Street and Jewett Hill Road will also likely be affected by this work.

“This is important work that is being scheduled to minimize the disruption to our customers,” Board of Water Commissioners Chairman Mark Emery said. “We apologize in advance for any inconvenience, and assure that our crews will work as efficiently as possible to complete this work and restore service.”

Anyone with questions or concerns is encouraged to call the Water Department at 978-948-2640.

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Armstrong Ambulance Leads Lifesaving Class at Inaugural Boston College Police Youth Academy

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Armstrong Ambulance
87 Mystic St.
Arlington, MA 02474

For Immediate Release

Monday, Aug. 12, 2019

Contact: Jordan Mayblum
Phone: 617-993-0003
Email: [email protected]

Armstrong Ambulance Leads Lifesaving Class at Inaugural Boston College Police Youth Academy

ARLINGTON — Armstrong Ambulance Service took part in last week’s Boston College Youth Police Academy, teaching cadets critical lifesaving skills.

On Friday, Aug. 9, Armstrong Training Coordinator Larry LeDoux and Director of Operations Sean Mangan visited the youth academy and worked with the young cadets to teach hands-only CPR and Stop the Bleed techniques.

The 18 cadets who took part in the academy are now equipped with essential, time-sensitive lifesaving skills that could be applied in a variety of emergency situations, including cardiac arrest and injury-related incidents, prior to the arrival of first responders.

During the training session, the cadets broke off into specialized groups to take part in hands-on instruction on resuscitation and blood loss prevention, under the guidance of LeDoux and Mangan, as well as instructors from the Boston College Police Department. The cadets comprised the BC Police Department’s inaugural academy class.

“These skills are critical ones that could benefit anyone at any time,” Armstrong CEO Rich Raymond said. “We’re proud to support Boston College’s inaugural youth academy and share these lifesaving techniques with young cadets so that they can be prepared to act in any number scenarios where every second counts.”

 

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Milford Educators Undergo Professional Learning Communities Training

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 Milford School District
Jessica Huizenga, Superintendent
100 West St.
Milford, NH 03055

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Friday, Aug. 9, 2019

Media Contact: Kelsey Bode
Phone: 617-993-0003
Email: [email protected]

Milford Educators Undergo Professional Learning Communities Training

MILFORD — Superintendent Jessica Huizenga is pleased to share that educators from throughout the Milford School District took part in a Professional Learning Communities (PLC) workshop last week.

The workshop was led by Jason Andrews, superintendent of Windsor, New York, Central School District and Solution Tree Associate. Solution Tree is an organization that offers professional development opportunities for educators with the goal of helping schools improve curriculum, instruction and student learning outcomes based off of data and continued self-evaluation.

By fostering a professional learning community at Milford, administrators aim to empower staff to assess the needs of students and areas of improvement within their classroom and schools. They also want to work together to continuously improve and develop new curriculum materials, analyze student data and growth, and seek out professional development opportunities.

The PLC model encourages collaboration among staff, group discussion on best practices, continuous improvement and a focus on results and data — all with an eye toward strengthening student learning.

Districts that adopt the PLC model encourage educators to work together in teams to discuss the areas of improvement they’d like to achieve within their schools, examine student data and develop plans to meet their goals. Beginning this year, Milford schools will incorporate a half day each month to provide teachers with additional time to meet within their PLCs and pursue professional growth opportunities.

“Our strategic plan has laid out a comprehensive framework of goals and initiatives for our staff over the next five years, and giving our teachers the resources to develop professional learning communities will only help us as we strive to grow and meet the various needs of all our students,” Superintendent Huizenga said. “Our teachers have been clear that they have a big appetite for this kind of collaborative approach, and it will give teachers the time and tools they need to sharpen their skills and learn from one another.”

Thirty-seven educators representing all schools within Milford School District attended the training, which took place on Tuesday, July 30 at Heron Pond Elementary School. During the training, educators were placed in small groups to collaborate and share their thoughts and questions as they explored the PLC model.

“We’re really excited about establishing our building and grade level teams and empowering our teachers to make decisions that ultimately benefit our students,” Heron Pond Elementary School Principal Chantal Alcox said. “By working within the PLC framework, our teachers will be able to decide their own goals and make professional progress, all while improving our students’ experiences.” 

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Town of Acton to Host Cyber Threat Seminar

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Town of Acton
John Mangiaratti, Town Manager
472 Main St.
Acton, MA 01720

For Immediate Release

Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2019

Contact: Jordan Mayblum
Phone: 617-993-0003
Email: [email protected]

Town of Acton to Host Cyber Threat Seminar

ACTON — Town Manager John Mangiaratti invites residents to take part in a seminar on cyber fraud later this week.

Acton’s Wellness Initiative Network Committee will host Protecting Yourself Against Cyber Threats on Thursday, Aug. 8, from 1-2 p.m. at the Council on Aging, 30 Sudbury Road. The event will feature a presentation by Enterprise Bank Operational Risk Director Meaghan Lally-McGurl.

Lally-McGurl will address the different kinds of scenarios, schemes, tools and scams techniques that criminals use to take advantage of unsuspecting victims and give attendees tips to identify potential online scams.

“This seminar will give residents expert insight on the ways that scammers try to take advantage of people online,” Town Manager Mangiaratti said. “I encourage everyone to attend this informative program and protect themselves from being victimized.”

The event is free to attend and open to the public, though anyone interested in attending should email [email protected] or call 978-929-6613 to register.

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