Middleborough News (Massachusetts, United States)

New England Booth & Equipment is pleased to announce the launch of its new website. This website has many features to offer on the website such as a user-friendly layout as well as updated look and expanded product description.

For centuries scientists have been trying to disprove astrology and rightly so.

The Samuel Fuller School will hold their second annual Trail Run, which is a 5k walk/run and a 10k run on Saturday, May 9, 2009.

In tough economic times, many small businesses are looking to consolidate loans and credit card payments.

Despite all the doom and gloom talk surrounding economy, bailouts, foreclosures, soft real estate markets and the like, attaining a line of credit is still a viable option. According to Itamar Chalif, president of Atlantic Capital Solutions (

We’ve all heard the expression “money doesn’t grow on trees”. For arborists and tree

Cirelli’s Marketplace of Middleborough is pleased to welcome John Santos as the new general manager of the retail division of Cirelli.

Samuel Fuller School is hosting an open house from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on June 19th. The classical and Christian school, which is incorporated K-12, is opening in September 2008, offering classes to grades K-3, with plans to add a grade each year.

Local growers and crafters will set up their canopies outside Cirelli’s and sell their farm fresh products and handcrafted wares directly to Marketplace customers.

DATELINE: MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASS. The Middleborough School Committee formally approved the opening of Samuel Fuller School, a new classical and Christian School that is scheduled to open its doors to students in grades K-3 this fall.

Banquet and fund-raiser to support new Middleborough-based school.

In 1946, John Cirelli started selling Italian food products door to door in Brockton, MA heralding the birth of Cirelli Foods, now New England's largest family owned broadline foodservice distributor.

Originally founded in Brockton, MA over 60 years ago, Cirelli Foods serves over 4,000 customers in the Northeast, including independent restaurants, multi-chain units, schools, healthcare facilities, non-profits, and other foodservice operations.

Additional executive level changes also include the appointment of Jay Cirelli as Senior Vice President Business Development, and Jane Brett as Vice President of Sales & Marketing.