Candidates for Town Election, May 5, 2025

The following citizens will be on the ballot for the Town Election:

Board of Selectmen (2 seats)
Christine Haslam-Giovannucci
Audrey LaBrie
Tiffany Newton
Yvonne Senecal

School Committee, 3-year term (1 seat)
Michael Gaynor (Write-in)
Greg Vine (Write-in)

School Committee, 1-year unexpired term (1 seat)
Tara Teixeira

Board of Health (1 seat)
Glenn LaRochelle

Town Moderator (1 seat)
Glenn LaRochelle
Rick Ward (Write-in)

Take the TOY TOWN TROLLEY On Saturdays Beginning January 11! FREE!

Beginning on Saturday, January 11, the Toy Town Trolley will be making three circuits around Winchendon and up to the Rindge shopping areas every Saturday. Rides are FREE to all residents! This service is funded by a grant from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) and sponsored by the Town of Winchendon, the Winchendon CAC, the Winchendon Council on Aging and the Winchendon CCAP Task Force.

NOTE: ORIGINAL SCHEDULE HAS CHANGED. Each circuit will start at Hyde Park and stop at the end of Pearl Drive, the Town Hall bus shelter, Dollar Tree Plaza, the YMCA/GFA bus shelter, CVS, the fire station bus shelter, Ipswich Drive, the end of Ready Drive, the end of Goodrich Drive and the Winchendon Community Park. From there the trolley will head up 202 (so you don't have to!) and stop to let off shoppers at Tractor Supply, Market Basket/Marshalls, Walmart and Hannaford. It then returns to Not Just Produced and Sippin' Serendipity and immediately starts its next circuit with Hyde Park. Shoppers who were let off on the first through fourth circuits can reboard the trolley for home when it returns.

The first circuit starts at Hyde Park at 9:15 a.m. and the last circuit leaves Hannaford at 2:51 p.m.

For a grid of the complete updated schedule with times, see https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/1E0NiGrFeB_wtjV61TCosVYm0p5g4dKQ6vExvOrI9288/htmlview. For a map of the route, see bit.ly/3W9gGYG. Printed copies are available at the Senior Center (52 Murdock Ave), Winchendon CAC/The Hub (5 Summer Dr), the Clark YMCA (155 Central St) and Not Just Produced (290 Central St).

If you have questions, concerns or suggestions, contact winchendonccap@gmail.com or call 978-297-3155.

Questions or Concerns? Email the Town Manager!

A one-click email form has been added to the town website for all residents who would like to contact the Town Manager with concerns and questions about things happening in the community. The button is at the top of the left column of buttons under "Citizen Action Center" on the left side of the website's front page. The direct link is: https://www.townofwinchendon.com/home/webforms/contact-us

Applications Open for Crafts Vendors at 4th Annual Food Truck Festival

Winchendon Parks & Recreation is looking for craft vendors for our 2025 food truck festival and Battle of the Bands event. The event will be at the G.A.R. Park, 52 Murdock Ave, Winchendon on Saturday, June 28 from 12:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. If interested, please fill out a vendor application here: https://www.eventeny.com/events/foodtruckfestivalandbattleofthebands-17886/

Applications Open for Vendor Spaces at the 2025 Fall Festival

The 9th Annual Winchendon Fall Festival, to be held on Saturday, October 11, 2025 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., is now accepting applications for vendor spaces on Central Street. Contact Nicole Roberts at nroberts@winchendon-ma.gov or 978-297-3537 with any questions or if you wish to volunteer on the day of the event. (We always need more help!) Again, we wish to express our gratitude to everyone for their continued support of this great event.

Access the application information here:

fall_festival_application_tow_2025.pdf

Winchendon Lions Want to Welcome You!

The Winchendon Lions meet at the Winchendon American Legion Post 193, 295 School St., downstairs hall, 7:00 p.m.

Meetings are on the third Tuesday of each month, September through June. Dues are used for all Administrative cost, which is why we can say "All money received through fundraisers go back to the community, eye research, or other natural disasters around the world!"

Feel free to join us and try it out. We would love to see you!

If you have any questions feel free to call Joni 978-297-2753. Please leave a message if no answer!

"WHERE THERE'S A NEED, THERE IS A LION"

Letter to the Editor

Open Letter to Winchendon Residents

The final Proposition 2-1/2 Override Information Meetings was held Wednesday evening at Town Hall. This was the last of 11 such meetings held throughout Winchendon by the Town Manager and Town Department Heads to provide information and answer questions from the residents. Having attended nine of the 11 sessions, I came away with a few observations.

First, at some of the beginning meetings I sensed a few more raised voices, confrontational approaches in the discussions. This is totally understandable as this issue is critically important to all, whichever side you are on. However, during the last three sessions I attended, there was focused listening, and a relaxed, respectful, give and take, discussion between the town representatives and the residents. Upon leaving the lengthy final meeting on Wednesday, I couldn’t help but notice the number of residents, both for and against the override, staying behind and having in-depth chats with the Town Manager, Department Heads, and School Superintendent. This is a WIN for all of us.

Second, I want to try and paraphrase a story that was told toward the end of Wednesday’s meeting. When asked about an override vote held during his childhood in his hometown, the Superintendent of Schools recounted how the override (similar to the one facing Winchendon voters) went down in defeat. It devastated his community and the future of that town…something that took the town almost 40 years to recover from. He concluded by saying that Monday (Election Day) is just one day, but that the decision you make on that ONE day can have repercussions for generations. Something to think about.

Third, at the Ipswich Drive information session, resident David Connor, recounted the gifts to our town by well-known benefactors - Mr. Beals, who gave us our beautiful Library; Mr. Murdock, who gifted us the High School (now our Senior Center); and, today, the Robinson-Broadhurst Foundation which has given many, many millions of dollars over the years to all departments of our town government, our schools, our non-profit organizations, and the list goes on…most significantly, a $3 Million+ gift for the construction of the Amphitheater at our Winchendon Park.

These benefactors did not give these impressive gifts to our Selectmen or Town Manager, they were entrusted to each resident of this town, young and old, to help provide all of us a better quality of life…to give us the things we could never afford on our own.

I don’t think any of us can make those kinds of gifts today, I know I can’t. What we can do is give this vote on Monday, May 5, some serious thought, and then vote YES on the Override Question(s). If you feel you can support the $1.9 million question only, just vote YES on that question. If you can support the $2.9 million question, vote yes on that question as well as the $1.9 question, as they are not combinable. The historic gifts of Beals, Murdock, and Robinson-Broadhurst made a difference. Your vote of support on the override will help keep that quality of life alive for all of us.

Thank You.

Rick Ward,
Winchendon Resident

Town Committee Vacancies
as of April 14, 2025

by Inanna Arthen
If you'd like to be an active participant in decision-making and management for your community, consider joining a town committee or board. There are a number of vacancies currently open.

Cultural Council - 13 vacancies
Fence Viewer and Field Driver - 1 vacancy
Finance Committee - 1 vacancy
Historical District Commission - 2 alternate vacancies
Parks & Recreation - 1 vacancy
Zoning Board of Appeals - 1 alternate vacancy

If you'd like more information about any of these positions or are interested in being considered for an appointment, contact the Town Manager's office at 978-297-0085, or send a letter of interest to ddennis@winchendon-ma.gov or Town Manager, 109 Front Street Dept. 1, Winchendon MA 01475.

For a description of each board or committee, see: https://www.townofwinchendon.com/sites/g/files/vyhlif8401/f/uploads/july_town_boards_and_commissions.pdf (PDF).

Town Committee Monthly Meetings by Week

Agendas, minutes and meeting recordings available on the Town website at Agendas, Minutes & Past Meetings, as well as on the pages for each Board or Committee.

Boards may cancel or change times for meetings, or add extra meetings, based on specific business at hand. Check the Town Meetings Calendar tab at https://www.townofwinchendon.com/

week	MON	TUE	WED	THUR
1st	Communications Committee 4:30pm Board of Health 6:00pm	Planning Board 6:00pm		School Committee 6:00pm
2nd	Board of Selectmen 6:30pm	Finance Committee 7:00pm	Agricultural Commission 7:00pm	Conservation Commission 6:00pm
3rd		Planning Board 6:00pm	Winchendon Redevelopment Authority 5:00pm Zoning Board of Appeals 7:00pm	School Committee 6:00pm
4th	Board of Selectmen 6:30pm

Recordings of town meetings may be viewed on the new "Winchendon TV" website. Most meeting videos are posted within a day or two of the meeting.
https://winchendon.cablecast.tv/CablecastPublicSite/?site=1%C2%A0%C2%A0

FY2026 Budget Process

The Winchendon Public Schools Proposed Fiscal Year 2026 Annual Budget has been posted on the school and town websites for the public to review. You can read it at https://www.townofwinchendon.com/sites/g/files/vyhlif8401/f/pages/fy26_proposed_school_budget.pdf

The Town Manager's presentations and budget workbook for the FY26 town budget are now available on the town website. Direct links are:

2026 General Fund Budget Workbook (with line items)
https://www.townofwinchendon.com/sites/g/files/vyhlif8401/f/news/fy26_budget_workbook_final_for_march_24.pdf

2026 Level-Funded (No Override) Budget Presentation
https://www.townofwinchendon.com/sites/g/files/vyhlif8401/f/news/fiscal_yr_2026_no_override.pdf

2026 Level Service (With Override) Budget Presentation
https://www.townofwinchendon.com/sites/g/files/vyhlif8401/f/news/2026_budget_presentation_brad_final_with_override_20250324.pdf

Fire Department Offering Free COVID-19 Test Kits to Residents

To all Winchendon residents, the Winchendon Fire Department has been able to secure multiple boxes of COVID-19 home test kits at no cost through a program with MA State DPH. Feel free to stop by the station and pick up what you need for you and your family. Here at WFD we will continue to search for ways to bring any additional care possible to our residents. The Fire Department is located at 405 Central St, Winchendon, and the business phone number is 978-297-2324.

Opening on the Finance Committee as of July 1

The Finance Committee will have a vacancy effective July 1, 2025. The duty of the Committee is to investigate the financial affairs of the town, including receipts of and expenditures by the different departments, or any Town Officer; the methods in which the town business is conducted; the general conduct of the town affairs; and all the articles in town warrants for town meetings referred to it; and, in the discharge of its duties, shall have free access to all books of accounts, books of record and all accounts, bills, and vouchers on which money has been or may be paid from the town treasury. If interested in serving on the Finance Committee, send letters of interest with your experience to ddennis@winchendon-ma.gov or mail to Town of Winchendon Attn: Debra Dennis 109 Front Street Winchendon MA 01475

Winchendon Garden Club Scholarship Applications Open

The members of the Winchendon Garden Club have appropriated $2,000 which can be awarded for scholarships in 2025. These will be awarded to residents of Winchendon who are engaged in agricultural or environmental studies (see application for details). Applications must be postmarked no later than April 30, 2025.

Complete details and an application form are at WGC-2025-scholarships.pdf.

Shop Small, Shop Local in 2025!

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Click here to download a printable PDF of the Small Business Saturday Winchendon shopping map!

Need a Ride?

Check out these transportation services and resources available through the Winchendon Community Connection and Access Project

• Rides available as far as Worcester for medical appointments, shopping, recreation, employment and more!
• All residents can get a ride. Priority is given to Senior Citizens and residents with disabilities.
• Most rides are FREE through MART or at a low suggested donation to the Winchendon Senior Center.
• Wheelchair accessible vehicles available.

Request a ride over the phone by calling 978-297-3155, Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Saturdays 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Request a ride online at www.winchendon-cac.org

Request a ride in person at the Winchendon Senior Center, 52 Murdock Ave, Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., or the Winchendon CAC, 5 Summer Dr, Wednesday to Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

If you have questions, reach out to winchendonccap@gmail.com or call 978-297-3155.

Let us help you get where you need to go!

Employment

New Listings!

THURSDAY APRIL 24
1:03-2:05 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
1:50 a.m.: noise complaint (Central Street), checked/secure;
2:06 a.m.: noise complaint (River Street), spoken to;
2:11 a.m.: 911, 911 hang-up (River Street), report taken;
4:23 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Central Street), removed to hospital;
8:30 a.m.: summons service (School Street), summons served;
9:18 a.m.: investigation (West Street), no police service necessary;
9:20 a.m.: loitering (Brown Street), report taken;
10:35 a.m.: fraud (Central Street), report taken;
11:47 a.m.: MV stop (River Street), arrestl
12:10 p.m.: info/general (Pine Street), info taken;
1:33 p.m.: smoke (Glenallen Street), no fire service necessary;
2:24 p.m.: investigation (Central Street), services rendered;
2:35 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Webster Street), removed to hospital;
3:31 p.m.: 911, 911 hang-up (Ash Street), 911 non-emergency call;
3:39 p.m.: smoke (School Street @ Robbins Road), no fire service necessary;
3:55 p.m.: threats (Central Street), advised officer;
3:58 p.m.: 911, MV operating erratically (Gardner Road), referred to other PD;
5:14 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Goodrich Drive), removed to hospital;
6:13 p.m.: animal complaint (West Monomonac Road), advised officer;
6:38 p.m.: VIN inspection (Willow Street), assisted;
7:06 p.m.: extra patrols (Winchendon Community Park, Ingleside Drive), checked/secure;
7:25 p.m.: extra patrols (Murdock Middle/High High School, Memorial Drive), checked/secure;
8:12 p.m.: MV stop (Front Street), verbal warning;
8:23 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Prospect Street), removed to hospital;
8:27 p.m.: harassment (Spruce Street), report taken;

Summons:
Nancy Johanna Escobar-Santos, age 34, 418 River St Apt #1, Winchendon, MA, charged with: disturbing the peace.
Eugene Miller III, age 36, 418 River St Apt #1, Winchendon, MA, charged with: disturbing the peace.

Arrests:
Camilla Elisabeth LaFrennie, age 38, 50 Graham St, Gardner, MA, charged with: arrest based on a warrant.

FRIDAY APRIL 25
12:45 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Prospect Street), removed to hospital;
1:52-3:42 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
2:02 a.m.: suspicious (other) (Central Street), checked/secure;
8:40 a.m. 911, ambulance (Glenallen Street), removed to hospital;
9:14 a.m.: MV stop (Pearl Street), verbal warning;
10:42 a.m.: 911, MV operating erratically (School Street), no police service necessary;
11:06 a.m.: 911, accident (Glenallen Street), report taken;
11:15 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Spruce Street), removed to hospital;
11:42 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Central Street), removed to hospital;
11:47 a.m.: animal complaint (Hitchcock Road), services rendered;
2:04 p.m.: 911, officer requested (Pearl Street), services rendered;
3:54 p.m.: 911, officer requested (Baldwinville State Road), no police service necessary;
3:57 p.m.: ATV complaint (Hall Street), info taken;
4:15 p.m.: MV stop (School Street @ Mill Street), written warning;
5:03 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Spring Street), removed to hospital;
5:05 p.m.: suspicious vehicle (South Royalston Road), unable to locate;
5:24 p.m.: investigation (Brown Street), services rendered;
5:31 p.m.: 911, officer requested (School Street), report taken;
6:31 p.m.: building check (Murdock Avenue), secured building;
6:43 p.m.: welfare check/child (address not published), gone on arrival;
8:01 p.m.: extra patrols (Mylec Inc, Commercial Drive), checked/secure;
8:27 p.m.: 911, lock-out vehicle (River Street), services rendered;
9:08 p.m.: illegal dumping (Central Street), report taken;
9:11 p.m.: assist citizen (Central Street), assisted;
9:30 p.m.: property found (Front Street @ Central Street), info taken;
9:35 p.m.: officer requested (Ash Street), assisted;
9:58 p.m.: 911, info/general (River Street), spoken to;
11:53 p.m.: building check (Ingleside Drive), checked/secure;

SATURDAY APRIL 26
12:01-12:41 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
12:08 a.m.: extra patrols (Winchendon Community Park, Ingleside Drive), checked/secure;
12:08 a.m.: suspicious vehicle (Main Street), checked/secure;
12:20 a.m.: MV stop (Gardner Road), verbal warning;
12:25 a.m.: extra patrols (Lake Dennison Beach Area, Main Street), checked/secure;
12:29 a.m.: assist other police department (Gardner Road), assisted;
1:50 a.m.: extra patrols (Winchendon Community Park, Ingleside Drive), checked/secure;
7:04 a.m.: threats (Old Gardner Road), report taken;
7:16 a.m.: animal rescue (West Street), referred to ACO;
8:34 a.m.: investigation (Pine Street), report taken;
8:35 a.m.: summons service (Hale Street), unable to serve;
9:44 a.m.: sex offender registration (Walnut Street), assisted;
9:53 a.m.: Keep The Peace (Hale Street), spoken to;
3:09 p.m.: 911, fire inspection (Franklin Street), no fire service necessary;
3:10 p.m.: investigation (Northern Heights Drive), referred to ACO;
3:15 p.m.: officer requested (other town, Main Street), spoken to;
4:39 p.m.: investigation (Hale Street), report taken;
4:45 p.m.: 911, 911 hang-up (School Street), child playing with phone;
5:51 p.m.: officer requested (Hale Street), spoken to;
6:18 p.m.: officer requested (Bayberry Circle), spoken to;
6:20 p.m.: officer requested (other town, Maple Street), spoken to;
8:26 p.m.: illegal dumping (Pine Street), spoken to;
8:45 p.m.: officer requested (School Square), report taken;
9:01 p.m.: investigation (Pine Street), services rendered;
9:36 p.m.: MV operating erratically (School Street), services rendered;

Summons:
Elisabeth Camilla LaFrennie, age 38, 50 Graham St, Gardner, MA, charged with: larceny under $1200.

SUNDAY APRIL 27
12:31-1:11 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
12:54 a.m.: suspicious person (Spring Street), spoken to;
12:57 a.m.:extra patrols (Winchendon Community Park, Ingleside Drive), checked/secure;
1:01 a.m.: suspicious vehicle (Central Street), checked/secure;
1:05 a.m.: extra patrols (Citgo Lube and Repair, Water Street), checked/secure;

1:14 a.m.: 911, suspicious vehicle (Railroad Street), protective custody;
1:16 a.m.: ambulance needed (Railroad Street), no fire service necessary;
6:06 a.m.: lift assist (West Street), services rendered;
8:22 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Main Street), no fire service necessary;
1:17 p.m.: 911, MV accident, no injuries (Glenallen Street), report taken;
3:33 p.m.: 911, 911 hang-up (School Street), accidental/defective alarm;
3:33 p.m.: vandalism (Spring Circle), report taken;
3:40 p.m.: animal complaint (referred to ACO;
3:47 p.m.: disturbance (Glenallen Street), report taken;
4:23 p.m.: investigation (West Street), services rendered;
7:02 p.m.: MV stop (Maple Street), verbal warning;
8:08 p.m.: MV stop (Main Street @ Hale Street), verbal warning;
8:16 p.m.: tree down (Ash Street), referred to other agency;
8:34 p.m.: 911, MV operating erratically (Spring Street), referred to other agency;
9:25 p.m.: smoke (Old Centre), services rendered;
9:39 p.m.: animal complaint (Mill Glen Road @ Baldwinville Road), report taken;

Protective Custody:
Cyrus William Green, age 27, homeless, Winchendon, MA, charged with: protective custody.

MONDAY APRIL 28
12:21-3:35 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
12:32 a.m.: fight (Poland Avenue), spoken to;
12:34 a.m.: suspicious vehicle (Summer Drive), spoken to;
12:51 a.m.: fight (Poland Avenue), spoken to;
1:18 a.m.: registration check (Spring Street), checked/secure;
5:45 a.m.: MV stop (Spring Street @ Glenallen Street), verbal warning;
5:49 a.m.: MV stop (Gardner Road), traffic citation issued;
6:00 a.m.: MV stop (Gardner Road), verbal warning;
6:08 a.m.: MV stop (Gardner Road), verbal warning;
7:00 a.m.: animal complaint (School Street), referred to ACO;
8:23 a.m.: fire/automatic box alarm (Railroad Street), services rendered;
9:07 a.m.: suspicious vehicle (Water Street), MV towed/result of private tow;
11:47 a.m.: sex offender registration (Chestnut Street), assisted;
11:55 a.m.: accident (River Street), report taken;
12:26 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Hospital Drive), removed to hospital;
12:34 p.m.: fire alarm (Ash Street), services rendered;
12:50 p.m.: accident (School Street), spoken to;
1:20 p.m.: animal complaint (Ash Street), referred to ACO'
1:23 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Mechanic Street), REMOVED TO HOSPITAL;
3:24 p.m.: mental health issue (Ready Drive), removed to hospital;
3:35 p.m.: officer requested (West Street), spoken to;
3:48 p.m.: Fire Department call/general (Memorial Drive), services rendered;
4:58 p.m.: 911, threats (School Street), report taken;
5:06 p.m.: 911, protective custody (Spring Street), removed to hospital;
5:49 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Central Street), removed to hospital;
5:55 p.m.: assist other agency (Pine Street), assisted;
6:18 p.m.: info/general (Pine Street), assisted;
7:40 p.m.: assist other police department (Baldwinville State Road), assisted;
8:12 p.m.: ATV complaint (Mill Glen Road), report taken;

Protective Custody: Anna B Stowell, age 37, 36 Spring St Apt #7, Winchendon, MA, charged with: protective custody.

TUESDAY APRIL 29
12:01-2:20 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
12:26 a.m.: MV stop (Main Street), verbal warning;
12:46 a.m.: 911, fire/unknown type (Carriage Lane), assisted;
5:01 a.m.: officer requested (Forristall Road), no police service necessary;
5:21 a.m.: MV stop (Spring Street), verbal warning;
5:32 a.m.: MV stop (Gardner Road), traffic citation issued;
5:42 a.m.: MV stop (Gardner Road), verbal warning;
5:54 a.m.: MV stop (Gardner Road), verbal warning;
6:13 a.m.: MV stop (Spring Street), verbal warning;
7:38 a.m.: info/general (Baldwinville State Road), advised officer;
8:52 a.m.: registration check (Glenallen Street), info given;
9:54 a.m.: officer requested (Spring Street), property returned to owner;
10:20 a.m.: accident (Central Street), report taken;
10:38 a.m.: info/general (Rice Road), advised officer;
11:05 a.m.: info/general (Rice Road), spoken to;
11:53 a.m.: 911, animal complaint (Ash Street), referred to ACO;
12:00 p.m.: officer requested (Water Street), spoken to;
12:14 p.m.: 911, MV accident with injuries (School Street @ Oak Street), removed to hospital;
12:49 p.m.: investigation (West Street), investigated/report taken;
2:00 p.m.: traffic hazard (Memorial Drive), advised officer;
2:41 p.m.: mutual aid, cover station (other town, Winchester Road), assisted;
5:15 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Maple Street), removed to hospital;
5:25 p.m.: info/general (Mill Glen Road), unable to locate;
6:40 p.m.: info/general (Mill Glen Road), unable to locate;
6:49 p.m.: officer requested (West Street), spoken to;
7:06 p.m.: officer requested (Central Street), spoken to;
7:30 p.m.: investigation (Cedar Street), spoken to;
7:35 p.m.: illegal burn (Glenallen Street), spoken to;
7:52 p.m.: MV stop (Central Street @ Railroad Street), verbal warning;
7:57 p.m.: 911, suicide threats (Glenallen Street), removed to hospital;
9:30 p.m.: assist other police department (Baldwinville Road), unable to locate;
11:41-11:49 p.m.: building checks, all secure;

WEDNESDAY APRIL 30
12:05-1:47 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
3:31 a.m.: suicide threats (address not published), removed to hospital;
7:30 a.m.: extra patrols (Baldwinville State Road), services rendered;
10:09 a.m.: officer requested (Mechanic Street), spoken to;
1:28 p.m.: registration check (Pine Street), info taken;
2:00 p.m.: assist citizen (Spring Street), assisted;
2:03 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Prospect Street), removed to hospital;
2:43 p.m.: noise complaint (River Street), spoken to;
2:48 p.m.: info/general (School Street), advised officer;
4:26 p.m.: assist other police department (Central Street), report taken;
4:41 p.m.: info/general (Krantz Road), spoken to;
5:29 p.m.: MV stop (Spring Place @ Spring Street), verbal warning;
5:46 p.m.: suspicious vehicle (Pine Street), advised officer;
6:04 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Summer Street), removed to hospital;
6:17 p.m.: MV stop (Central Street), verbal warning;
7:09 p.m.: mental health issue (Hospital Road), report taken;
7:15 p.m.: smoke detector activation (East Street), accidental/defective alarm;
7:58 p.m.: extra patrols (Winchendon Community Park, Ingleside Drive), checked/secure;
10:22-10:24 p.m.: building checks, all secure;