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Go fishing in Wrentham Saturday
 SUBMITTEDDeputy chief honored Wrentham Deputy Fire Chief Jay McMorrow, center, was recently honored at the Statehouse by the town’s lawmakers, state Rep. Richard Ross, R-Wrentham, and state Sen. Scott Brown, R-Wrentham, for saving a 2-year-old girl by giving her CPR.
Top Headlines The free event is open to ages up to 18. The pond will be stocked with $500 worth of trout. Prizes will be awarded in three age categories, there is a raffle, and there will be free hot dogs, soda and bait while supplies last. Fishing equipment other than poles also will be available for use. The pond is located near the Department of Public Works building, and the building department near the senior center. For more information, call Clark Gee, co-chairman of Wrentham Lions Fishing Derby, at 508-364-8774, or e-mail fishderby@wrentham-lions.org D-Day for dogs The town clerk's office is reminding dog owners the deadline to obtain new annual licenses for their dogs is the end of April before fines kick in. The licenses cost $10 for fixed dogs and $15 for ones not neutered or spayed. Proof of updated rabies vaccination required. Beginning May 1, a $25 late fee per dog will be charged, in addition to the license cost. Besides town hall, one can also obtain dog licenses at the town's rabies clinic, being held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Department of Public Works garage off Taunton Street. Rabies shots are $10. This column is compiled by staff writer Stephen Peterson. Peterson can be reached at 508-236-0377 or via e-mail at speterson@thesunchronicle.com.
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