Winchendon and Templeton Pet Vaccine Clinic on April 11

There will be a pet vaccination clinic for dogs and cats on Saturday, April 11, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., at 381 Baldwinville Road, Templeton, MA.

Rabies vaccinations will be $5 each. The distemper/Parvo combo vaccine is free. Animals may be microchipped for $22.

Dogs must be on a leash and cats must be in carriers for the safety of all.

Not a drop-in--pre-registration for an appointment time is required. Register at www.secondchanceanimals.org/vaccine-clinics/#local-comm-vaccine.

After you submit your registration, we'll review your pets information. Watch your text or email (depending upon the info you provided) for next steps or your pet's time slot.

Registration is not complete until you receive a time to arrive for the clinic.

Pets from all towns are welcome. Made possible by Petco Love and the Robinson Broadhurst Foundation.

2026 Dog Licenses Available Now

2026 Dog licenses are now available at the Town Clerk's office in person, or mail check with rabies certificate to Town Clerk, 109 Front St, Dept. 3, Winchendon, MA 01475. You can also put your application in the drop box outside of Town Hall or order online on the Town Clerk's page of the town website. Cost for a Spayed/Neutered dog is $10, Non-Spayed/Non-Neutered dog is $20. Please provide valid rabies certificate.

Join the Winchendon Commission on Disability to Help Create Change!

Empowering Voices: Your role in advocacy matters
Become a part of our community and make a difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities through active participation and support.

Why Join Us?
Collaborate with like-minded advocates and share your insights to inform policies that create a more inclusive sociaty for everyone.

Meetings on the first Thursday of each month at 4:30 p.m. at The HUB/Winchendon CAC, 5 Summer Drive.

If you're interested in joining or have any questions, please email winchendoncod@gmail.com.

What Winchendon offers:

• Clark Memorial YMCA play area is fenced in and provides a playset swing. Indoor pool has an automated swim chair.
• Winchendon History and Cultural Center provides an alternate ramp to the entrance.
• Beals Memorial Library has a certified Autism Friendly Initiative and provides elevator access.
• Town Hall provides elevator access.
• Winchendon Community Park offers wheelchair accessible tables and handicap parking.
• Wheelchair accessibility throughout the Winchendon CAC and The HUB.
• Winchendon Public Schools provide ADA accessibility throughout the district.
• Parent & Professional Advocacy League family support meetings held monthly.
• Murdock Middle High School and Heywood Healthcare offer an on-site student/staff clinic at MMHS.
• UU Church of Winchendon offers a wheelchair lift and is ADA accessible for public events, concerts and biweekly community suppers
• Town continues ongoing grant-funded replacement and improvement of sidewalks and crossings with curb cuts and ADA accessible design
• Town provides live CART captioning service at Annual and Special Town Meetings.
• ...and more!

Please complete the community survey to share your needs, and consider joining the Commission! Access the survey at: https://forms.gle/vySfVpABwXKxNPSg6

Sponsor a Brick to Support Veterans' Housing!

The Massachusetts Veterans Outreach Center (MVOC) is inviting you to sponsor a brick at the Winchendon Veterans Housing expansion project in memory of a fallen veteran or to recognize the service of a soldier or veteran in your life. You can also sponsor a brick with the name of your business or organization. If you have questions about what to engrave, contact info@veterans-outreach.org.

A 4 x 8 inch brick is $100, and a 8 x 8 inch brick is $250. To order a brick, go to https://polarengraving.com/veteransoutreach?fbclid=iwy2xjawexqw1lehrua2flbqixmqabhbqcqvnybbv1-ox_1hingn_nrqnexxzbrbdl-ddvd8n_wqzevm_bzbtbwq_aem_lppmpvyzvgabseiedcw8oq

Applications Open for FY26 Senior Tax Work-Off Program

Once again this year, we are pleased to announce the Senior Work-Off program was approved at our Annual Town Meeting. This Senior Work-Off Abatement Program is allowing the Town of Winchendon the opportunity to utilize the knowledge and skills of its senior residents in exchange for credit toward the resident's property tax bill. The purpose of this program is:

To employ qualified senior citizens who will apply their earnings toward payment of a portion of their property taxes;
To increase senior citizen involvement in local government; and
To enhance municipal service by using the skills of resident senior citizens.

Qualified and income-eligible residents will accrue the Commonwealth's minimum wage per hour ($15.00 hr) toward a maximum credit of $1,100.00 per household during the fiscal year.

The criteria for this program is:

You must be 60 years old or older
Homeowner in Winchendon and occupy property
Annual income below $40,150 if single; or below $45,900 if married.

Applications for the program are now available in the Town Manager's office and on the town website at https://www.townofwinchendon.com/documentcenter/view/226, and will be accepted until the ten (10) slots are filled. There are different types of positions that are available depending on preference and qualifications of the resident and the needs of each department.

Types of past and current positions have been: Custodial services, clerical help for both School & Town, Library Aides, Senior Center Aides, Cable Station Operator, Bike Path Clean up, Painting, Light Outdoor Work and Classroom Volunteers.

Please contact the Town Manager's Office at (978) 297-5431 or ddennis@winchendon-ma.gov for more information or if you need an application mailed to you.

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/506/QUESTIONS-COMMENTS-FOR-THE-TOWN-MANAGER

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"

Town Committee Monthly Meetings by Week

Agendas, minutes and meeting recordings available on the Town website at Agendas & Minutes, 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	Board of Health 10:00am	Planning Board 6:00pm Parks & Rec Commission 6:30pm		School Committee 6:00pm
2nd	Board of Selectmen 6:30pm	Finance Committee 7:00pm	Economic Development Task Force 5:30pm Agricultural Commission 7:00pm	Conservation Commission 6:00pm
3rd	Winchendon Redevelopment Authority 5:00pm	Planning Board 6:00pm Parks & Rec Commission 6:30pm	Zoning Board of Appeals 7:00pm	School Committee 6:00pm
4th	Board of Selectmen 6:30pm		Economic Development Task Force 5:30pm

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

Town Department Heads Update and Q&A Session for Residents on April 6

Do you have questions about town government? Curious about what is happening in town and what projects are on the horizon? Are there issues that you would like addressed but not sure who to talk to? Do you have ideas about improvements in town services?

On Monday, April 6 at 5:30 p.m. at Town Hall, all the town department heads, as well as the school superintendent will be giving updates on what is happening in their departments and then will be available to answer your questions and concerns. This will be a casual question and answer session. We hope you can join us. In Winchendon Town Hall, 109 Front St, second floor auditorium.

Winchendon Garden Club Scholarship Applications Open

Applications are being accepted for the Winchendon Garden Club's annual scholarship award. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, legal residents of Winchendon or immediate family of a Winchendon Garden Club member to qualify, and must be planning a career related to environmental concerns (such as Biology, Botany, Horticulture, Agriculture, Ecology, or Environmental Conservation--see application for full list). Applications are due by April 30, 2026.

You can download a complete application packet with guidelines, eligibility information and application form at 2026-WGC-Scholarship-Application.pdf.

2026 Annual Town Meeting Warrant Open

The Annual Town Meeting Warrant is now open. The deadline for submitting warrant articles to the Town Manager's office is April 21, 2026 at 12:00 noon. The Town Manager's office is located on the 4th floor of Winchendon Town Hall, 109 Front Street. Annual Meeting will take place on Monday, May 18, at 7:00 p.m. in Murdock Middle High School, 3 Memorial Drive, Winchendon.

Winchendon Looking for Candidates for the Board of Registrars

The Town of Winchendon is looking for a Registrar. The duties include certifying nomination papers, absentee ballot applications, and petitions. Occasionally a Registrar assists with voter registration. As a member of the Board of Registrars, you're not allowed to serve on any boards or committees or be a poll worker. If there is ever a recount, the Registrars oversee it. This is a stipend position which currently pays $240.00. If interested send a letter of interest to Debra Dennis at ddennis@winchendon-ma.gov or mail to Town of Winchendon, Attn: Debra Dennis, 109 Front Street, Winchendon, MA 01475.

Open Burning Season January 15 to May 1

The Open Burning Season runs from January 15 through May 1. Residents must get a seasonal permit for the current year from the Fire Department before they burn. A permit is $10.00. Residents must also call the Fire Department at 978-297-6346 after 9:00 a.m. each day that they plan a burn, and get permission for that day. Burning may not be allowed on days with high-risk fire conditions.

Fires should consist of only brush and forest debris. Burning of grass, hay, leaves, stumps, tires, rubbish, building material or construction debris is prohibited. Be sure to check the weather and wind conditions. NEVER LEAVE A FIRE UNATTENDED.

For more information and to get a permit, see www.winchendonfire.org/open-burning

Vacancy on Winchendon Redevelopment Authority

The Winchendon Redevelopment Authority has a member vacancy. If you are interested, please reach out to ddennis@winchendon-ma.gov by February 2, 2026. For more information on the Winchendon Redevelopment Authority, including its members, mission statement and meeting times, see www.townofwinchendon.com/410/Winchendon-Redevelopment-Authority.

Toy Town Trolley Now Running Later on Saturdays!

We've expanded service hours to help more Winchendon residents--especially those in need of transportation to warming centers, shelters, and essential services.

New Saturday Hours are 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Book ahead! Saturday rides must be scheduled by 3:00 p.m. on Friday.

Door-to-door rides within Winchendon are available for:

Medical appointments

Grocery shopping

Shelter and warming center access

Pharmacy trips

And more

Call (978) 297-3155 or email communityconnector@winchendon-cac.org.

Prefer to book with your phone? Download the Community Connector app at https://www.townofwinchendon.com/577/Get-the-App

Let your neighbors know! This expanded schedule helps ensure safe, reliable transportation for those who need it most--especially during colder weather.

Board of Health Members Needed

The Board of Health is seeking qualified members to fill recent vacancies.

If you are a registered voter of Winchendon, please consider sending in your letter of interest to serve on this very important Board. This term will run only until the next Town Election in May, 2026.

Please send in your letter of interest by 12:00 noon on Monday, July 21, 2025 to Debra Dennis, DDennis@winchendon-ma.gov, Executive Assistant, Town Manager's Office 109 Front Street.

Duties & Responsibilities
Winchendon has a five member Board of Health who work along with a Health Agent and Health Inspector. According to various statutes in the Massachusetts General Laws, the Board of Health is responsible for inspecting, licensing and enforcing regulations for recreational camps, food establishments, indoor ice rinks, public swimming pools, tanning facilities, body art establishments, and public lodging facilities. The Board is also responsible for enforcement of state regulations regarding housing as well as the disposal of solid waste and subsurface sanitary sewage disposal (Title V).

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!

Town Committee Vacancies
as of October 27, 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.

Agricultural Commission - 1 vacancy, 3 alternate vacancies
Board of Health - 1 vacancy
Communication Committee - 1 vacancy
Cultural Council - 12 vacancies
Fence Viewer and Field Driver - 1 vacancy
Historical District Commission - 1 alternate vacancy
Parks & Recreation Commission - 1 vacancy
Planning Board - 1 vacancy Winchendon Commission on Disabilities - 1 vacancy
Zoning Board of Appeals - 1 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/DocumentCenter/View/440/Selectmen-Appointed-Boards-and-Committees-July-2024-PDF (PDF).

Employment

New Listings!

THURSDAY MARCH 26
12:19-3:06 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
1:09 a.m.: extra patrols (Lincoln Avenue) no police service necessary;
7:08 a.m.: fire alarm (Ready Drive), services rendered;
11:41 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (North Street), removed to hospital;
11:46 a.m.: 911, ambulance neeeded (Central Street), removed to hospital;
12:30 p.m.: 911, MV operating erratically (Gardner Road), advised officer;
1:12 p.m.: Fire Department call/general (Peggi Lane), services rendered;
1:19 p.m.: fraud (Pearl Drive), report taken;
1:46 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (other town, Deland Road), removed to hospital;
1:48 p.m.: mental health issue (address not published), removed to hospital;
3:16 p.m.: MV operating erratically (Maple Street), spoken to;
3:28 p.m.: investigation (Central Street), services rendered;
3:33 p.m.: investigation (Central Street), services rendered;
3:53 p.m.: mutual aid to scene (other town, Emerald Street), assisted;
3:56 p.m.: 911, disturbance (Ready Drive), report taken;
4:43 p.m.: 911, 911 hang-up (Front Street), 911 non-emergency call;
5:19 p.m.: accident (Central Street), report taken;
9:07 p.m.: officer requested (Central Street), no cause for complaint;
9:18 p.m.: MV stop (Central Street), verbal warning;

FRIDAY MARCH 27
1:36 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Baldwinville State Road), removed to hospital;
1:48 a.m.: 911, suicide threats (address not published), removed to hospital;
5:05-5:19 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
5:55 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Crescent Road), removed to hospital;
6:50 a.m.: 911, officer requested (Western Avenue), report taken;
8:47 a.m.: suspicious person (Lincoln Avenue Extension), spoken to;
8:55 a.m.: fire/carbon monoxide incident (Town Farm Road), services rendered;
9:20 a.m.: stolen vehicle (Maple Street), services rendered;
9:21 a.m.: fire alarm (Maple "A" Place), services rendered;
10:03 a.m.: sex offender registration (Walnut Street), assisted;
10:06 a.m.: sex offender registration (Walnut Street), assisted;
10:25 a.m.: welfare check/general (Spring Street), services rendered;
11:31 a.m.: assist other agency (Central Street), report taken;
12:09 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Ash Street), removed to hospital;
12:54 p.m.: 911, 911 hang-up (Goodrich Drive), 911 non-emergency call;
12:58 p.m.: welfare check/general (Irwin Court), services rendered;
1:36 p.m.: larceny (Branch Street), report taken;
2:35 p.m.: investigation (Memorial Drive), report taken;
3:08 p.m.: ambulance needed (Oak Street), removed to hospital;
3:14 p.m.: assault (Front Street), report taken;
3:25 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Walnut Street), removed to hospital;
4:36 p.m.: officer requested (Mellen Road), spoken to;
4:43 p.m.: smoke (North Street), services rendered;
4:48 p.m.: info/general (Otter River Road), info taken;
5:16 p.m.: trespassing (Lincoln Avenue Extension), gone on arrival;
6:03 p.m.: 911, Section 12 (address not published), removed to hospital;
6:18 p.m.: info/general (Otter River Road), info given;
6:29 p.m.: info/general (Pine Street), info given;
6:30 p.m.: info/general (Baldwinville, Sunrise Drive), info given;
6:41 p.m.: 911, 911 hang-up (Glenallen Street), accidental/defective alarm;
6:51 p.m.: 911, suicide attempts (address not published), removed to hospital;
6:55 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Teel Road), removed to hospital;
7:35 p.m.: info/general (Otter River Road), info given;
7:38 p.m.: trespassing (Northern Heights Drive), spoken to;
8:44 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (School Street), removed to hospital;

SATURDAY MARCH 28
1:11 a.m.: extra patrols (Snowbound Club, Baldwinville Road), checked/secure;
1:16-1:44 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
1:54 a.m.: patrol initiated (Central Street), checked/secure;
3:12 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Mill Glen Road), removed to hospital;
4:37 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Pleasant Street), removed to hospital;
8:13 a.m.: Fire Department call/general (Ipswich Drive), no fire service necessary;
9:26 a.m.: missing person (other town, Highland Avenue), services rendered;
9:59 a.m.: 911, lift assist (Maple Street), removed to hospital;
10:24 a.m.: assist citizen (Spring Circle), spoken to;
11:03 a.m.: 911, unwanted party (Pond Street), services rendered;
11:19 a.m.: assist other agency (Central Street), advised officer;
1:31 a.m.: MV stop (Pond Street), verbal warning;
2:00 p.m.: parking violation (Central Street), no police service necessary;
2:23 p.m.: Fire Department call/general (services rendered;
7:14 p.m.: property found (Spring Street), info taken;
7:39 p.m.: 911, Section 12 (address not published), removed to hospital;
8:18 p.m.: MV stop (Front Street @ Pleasant Street), written warning;
8:33 p.m.: traffic enforcement (Cedar Street), no cause for complaint;
9:21 p.m.: MV stop (Central Street @ Railroad Street), verbal warning;
9:28 p.m.: suspicious vehicle (Ash Street @ Converse Drive), checked/secure;
9:36 p.m.: MV stop (Central Street), verbal warning;
10:30 p.m.: suspicious vehicle (Central Street), spoken to;
10:35 p.m.: noise complaint (Cedar Terrace), spoken to;

SUNDAY MARCH 29
12:38 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Banner Place), removed to hospital;
1:01 a.m.: 911, 911 call non-emergency (Mechanic Street), 911 non-emergency call;
6:49 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Mechanic Street), removed to hospital;

12:53 p.m.: transport (other town, East Monomonac Road), transport;
12:55 p.m.: 911, road rage (Brown Avenue), spoken to;
1:07 p.m.: animal complaint (Goodrich Street), referred to ACO;
4:01 p.m.: MV stop (Main Street @ Baldwinville State Road), summons;
5:27 p.m.: ambulance needed (Main Street), no fire service necessary;
6:19 p.m.: officer requested (Central Street), spoken to;
7:53 p.m.: info/general (West Street), spoken to;
9:01 p.m.: MV stop (Spring Street), verbal warning;
9:43 p.m.: MV stop (Pleasant Street @ Church Street), verbal warning;
10:05 p.m.: MV stop (Spring Street), traffic citation issued;
10:14 p.m.: MV stop (Glenallen Street), traffic citation issued;
10:36 p.m.: ambulance (School Street), removed to hospital;

Summons:
Michael Andrew Brooks, age 42, 49 Mechanic St, Winchendon, MA, charged with: operating MV with suspended license; marked lanes violation.

MONDAY MARCH 30
1:01 a.m.: repossession of a vehicle (Spruce Street), info taken;
1:29 a.m.: disabled vehicle (Baldwinville State Road), spoken to;
2:07-2:41 a.m.: extra patrols (Winchendon Community Park, Ingleside Drive), no cause for complaint;
7:00 a.m.: Department of Public Works call/general (Baldwinville Road), referred to state DPW;
7:00 a.m.: Department of Public Works call/general (High Street @ Prospect Street), referred to state DPW;
7:47 a.m.: traffic hazard (Gardner Road), removed traffic hazard;
8:16 a.m.: sex offender registration (Walnut Street), assisted;
8:28 a.m.: assist citizen (Gardner Road), advised officer;
10:05 a.m.: welfare check/general (Central Street), spoken to;
10:34 a.m.: info/general (North Central Street), spoken to;
10:51 a.m.: info/general (Goodrich Drive), spoken to;
10:58 a.m.: disabled vehicle (Central Street), removed traffic hazard;
11:26 a.m.: animal complaint (Brown Street), referred to ACO;
11:31 a.m.: assist citizen (Cottage Street), spoken to;
11:48 a.m.: 911, ambulance needed (School Street), removed to hospital;
11:56 a.m.: fire alarm (Central Street), false alarm;
1:32 p.m.: sex offender registration (Main Street), spoken to;
2:48 p.m.: missing person (Memorial Drive), call cancelled;
3:35 p.m.: 911, ambulance (Pearl Street), removed to hospital;
3:39 p.m.: officer requested (Central Street), spoken to;
4:30 p.m.: info/general (Maynard Street), spoken to;
4:41 p.m.: 911, traffic hazard (Glenallen Street @ West Monomonac Road), removed traffic hazard;
5:00 p.m.: info/directions (Poplar Street), info taken;
5:12 p.m.: MV stop (Gardner Road), written warning;
5:22 p.m.: registration check (Spring Street), checked/secure;
5:46 p.m.: 911, wires down (West Monomonac Road), spoken to;
5:54 p.m.: trespassing (High Street), unable to locate;
6:41 p.m.: 911, ambulance needed (Central Street @ Summer Street), assisted;
7:32 p.m.: info/general (Morse Avenue @ Mill Street), spoken to;
7:57 p.m.: info/general (Central Street), spoken to;
8:01 p.m.: info/general (Colonial Lane), spoken to;
9:43 p.m.: MV stop (Teel Road @ Gardner Road), traffic citation issued;
11:28 p.m.: info/general (Central Street), spoken to;

TUESDAY MARCH 31
12:15 a.m.: extra patrols (Winchendon Community Park, Ingleside Drive), no cause for complaint;
12:18-2:25 a.m.: building checks, all secure;
12:22 a.m.: suspicious person (Central Street), spoken to;
12:31 a.m.: suspicious vehicle (Central Street), checked/secure;
12:42 a.m.: suspicious vehicle (Baldwinville, Otter River State Park), advised officer;
1:18 a.m.: welfare check/general (Chestnut Street), spoken to;
1:56 a.m.: mutual aid to scene (Troy NH, Morse Street), services rendered;
2:32 a.m.: extra patrols (Goodrich Street), no cause for complaint;
5:13 a.m.: MV stop (Gardner Road), verbal warning;
5:18 a.m.: MV stop (Gardner Road), verbal warning;
5:42 a.m.: MV stop (Gardner Road), verbal warning;
7:17 a.m.: accident (Glenallen Street @ Spring Street), report taken;
7:45 a.m.: ambulance needed (Brooks Road), removed to hospital;
8:10 a.m.: investigation (Central Street), report taken;
9:40 a.m.: fraud (School Square), report taken;
10:54 a.m.: sex offender registration (Walnut Street), info taken;
11:23 a.m.: assist other agency (Ready Drive) services rendered;
11:29 a.m.: 911, officer requested (Pond Street), report taken;
11:55 a.m.: MV operating erratically (Gardner Road), advised officer;
1:32 p.m.: 911, lift assist (Peggi Lane), services rendered;
2:20 p.m.: larceny (School Street), report taken;
3:53 p.m.: ambulance needed (Spruce Street), removed to hospital;
4:04 p.m.: lock-out vehicle (Front Street), assisted;
4:25 p.m.: animal complaint (Pearl Street), referred to ACO;
5:09 p.m.: Department of Public Works call/general (Old Gardner Road), referred to DPW;
5:33 p.m.: 911, 911 hang-up (Old Gardner Road), advised officer;
6:18 p.m.: investigation (Central Street), services rendered;
6:19 p.m.: ATV complaint (Webster Street), unable to locate;
7:42 p.m.: ATV complaint (Central Street), verbal warning;
8:30 p.m.: officer requested (other town, North Street), assisted;