Aerial view of Grove Street and downtown Millbury - photo by Edd Cote 8-27-2011
Flags fly at half mast in Millbury in honor of MFD Chief Richard F. Plante (ret.) who died August 7. - photo by Edd Cote
Entrance to Municpal Offices - photo by Bob Shaw
Concerto da Banda Comunidade by Edd Cote 7/27/2011
Brown University Professor Matt McGarrell conducts the Millbury-Sutton Community band through Portuguese compositions he’s edited for performance by American bands. The concert was held on the lawn at the Asa Waters mansion.
Happy Birthday America! - photo by Edd Cote 2009
Flowers in the Rain - photo by Edd Cote Colorful umbrellas protect Memorial Day parade viewers from spring showers as Boy Scouts assemble at the war memorials on Elm St.
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Tulips at the Asa Waters Mansion - Spring 2010 - photo by Edd Cote
Number Five - photo by Edd Cote The Millbury girls basketball team hold aloft their 5th straight Central Mass D2 trophy after defeating Northbridge 49-30 at Fitchburg State University |
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"Perfect" New England Mill - photo by Edd Cote
The red brick S&D Spinning mill, inspiration for the Millbury town seal, stands out against a bleak winter day. |
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Snow flies high at the Asa Waters mansion as Millbury digs out from yet another snow storm. photo by Edd Cote
Public Service Call - photo by Edd Cote In response to concerns of ice dams and heavy snow accumulation, Millbury Fire Dept. members clear snow from the roof of the Senior Center on River St. More snow is forecasted for mid-week. |
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Simply the Best - photo by Edd Cote
MHS senior Julie Frankian is congratulated after becoming the MHS all-time high-scoring basketball player, breaking the 25 year record.held by Brian Parath.
Icy Sunrise - photo by Edd Cote
December sun rises over the frozen remains of Lake Singletary. (2009?) |
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"Stark" off Carlton Road - photo by Edd Cote
Christmas time (front window)
US Flag at sunrise as viewed from the Shoppes at Blackstone Valley.
Fall foliage at the First Congregational Church on West Main Street.
Morning fog drifts across Brierly Pond as the sun rises over West Main Street.
Jayne Davolio appointed as new Town Clerk - July 13, 2010
Town Manager Robert Spain appointed Millbury resident Jayne Davolio, pictured, to the Town Clerk position. Ms. Davolio is a 13 year veteran of the Town Clerk's office.
Independence Day - July 4, 2010
Millbury begins 2 nights of fireworks with a display near the intersection of Elm and Canal Sts. |
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Independence Day - July 4, 2009
Service Recognition - June 22, 2010
Thomas Brown displays the plaque presented to him by The Millbury Board of Selectmen for his 21 years of service to the town as a member of the Board Of Health. The award was made at last night's BoS meeting.
Celebrate! photo by Edd Cote 6/20/2010 |
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Millbury's oldest citizen. Helen Collette (foreground), 104, prepares to blow out the candles celebrating Millbury's 197th birthday at Scales Restaurant. A portion of the proceeds from the event went to the Millbury Bicentennial effort.
War Memorial at 127 Elm Street
Take time to stop and... | photo by Edd Cote 5/31/2010
As Millbury officials and dignitaries take time to remember those who gave all, Wendy Barrett, 4, takes time to enjoy one of life's simple pleasures during the Grass Hill Cemetery ceremonies.
CHAPLAIN ROLAND LACHANCE - Veterans' Day 2008
TULIPS at the Asa Waters Mansion - spring 2010
TOWN MEETING - photo by Edd Cote May 4, 2010
Millbury voters wave hot pink cards to make their choices known at the annual town meeting.
SIGN WAVE - added April 28, 2010
Brian Stowell spends one last morning holding signs in Millbury Center. Stowell was re-elected to his first full term on the Board of Selectmen in yesterday's election.
THE BEECH TREE - added April 20, 2010; picture taken April 15, 2010
After waiting patiently all day, Kyle Bernard, 4, assisted by Warren Gardner, puts in the first shovel of soil securing the new European Copper Beech tree planted on the town common. A dedication ceremony is planned for Arbor Day, April 30th.
SUNRISE FROM THE SHOPPES - added April 15, 2010
An Edd Cote photo from lat year; added now in celebration of Patriot's Day on Monday April 19, 2010.
E-GOV AWARD - added April 2, 2010
(Photo courtesy of Common Cause) BOS/Town Manager Administrative Assistant Joyce Ostrowski (left) receives the Town's 2010 e-Government Award with Distinction from Common Cause on March 16th at the State House. Click on the Common Cause icon on the homepage for more information!
TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE - added March 17, 2010 (Photo by Joyce Ostrowski) Town Clerk Deb Plante's last day in the office! From left, Asst. Town Clerk Judy Brink, Town Clerk Deb Plante, Head Clerk Jayne Davolio.
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FY11 BUDGET - added March 4, 2010 Town Manager Bob Spain prepares to deliver his FY11 budget message to the Millbury Board Of Selectmen Wednesday night. Details to be posted at "www.millbury-ma.org."
SUCCESS! - added January 27, 2010 Town Planner Laurie Connors announced the campaign to save Mt Ararat succeeded, allowing Millbury to purchase 25 acres abutting the Brierly Pond conservation area. The town will own nearly 120 acres of land for conservation and recreational purposes.
STONE STRUCTURE - added January 5, 2010 The stone structure between the Asa Waters Mansion and the Municipal Office Building is silhouetted against a late December sunrise.
SUNRISE PHOTO - 12/15/2009 View of sunrise from the Asa Waters Mansion.
EAGLE PHOTO - 12/3/2009 The town received the following email from the photographer, Edd Cote: For the record, the bird has been positively identified as a juvenile (probably 1 year old) bald eagle. They don't get the distinctive white head until 4-5 years old.
12/1/2009 at 9:42 AM At 8:00 this morning as I traveled towards Singletary Lake, just rounding the little corner with S&D Spinning pond on my right, I saw a huge bird atop the tall pines next to the road near the former Harris Oil complex. Other cars were stopping to see the creature, it was that big. Not being an expert, I at first rejected it as a bald eagle, but when I got home I looked at my field guide and did some Googling. I'm now pretty convinced the bird was an immature bald eagle, and have sent some pictures off to a couple
knowledgeable birders for a better ID. -Edd
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