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Our CommunitiesUPCOMING NORTHERN 50 TRIPS - Brochures are available at your local Northern Bank & Trust Company branch. Contact J. Lawrence Mawn for more information or reservations at (781) 937-5412. IRELAND - Shades of Ireland departure: October 10, 2008. Limerick, Medieval Castle Banquet, Cliffs of Moher, Galway Farm Visit, Killarney, Jaunting Car Ride, Ring of Kerry, Blarney Castle, Waterford Crystal, Kilkenny, Castle Stay and Dublin. Experience medieval Ireland and the ambiance of a real castle during a fun filled banquet featuring music, food and traditional entertainment. Travel the Ring of Kerry, one of the world's most beautiful coastal routes. Overnight in a castle and delight in the pleasures of royalty. Rates: Double $2,699 per person, Single $3,199, Triple $2,679. Includes round trip air from Logan, hotel transfers, air taxes and fees surcharges of $240.00 (subject to increase until paid in full). Not included in price: cancellation waiver and Insurance of $200 per person ACTON Acton/Boxborough Newcomers and Neighbors ... Opening Doors to Friendship
Acton Garden Club P.O. Box 2137, Acton, MA 01720 www.actongardenclub.org LIVE ENTERTAINMENT – check web sites for schedules and shows at: TOWN EVENTS October 4 – Nov 8, 10 am – 2 pm Acton-Boxborough Farmers Market, Pearl St, West Acton, MA October 3, 10 am – 4 pm Oktoberfest West Acton, MA October 12, 3:45 Council on Aging Board Meeting, Town Hall October 14, 7:00 Sidewalk Committee Meeting, Town Hall ACTON GARDEN CLUB meetings held at Town Hall rm 204 actongardenclub.org October 13, 9:15 a.m. Horticulture Study Group; Tour of “Dam House” & Perennial Plant Exchange October 14, GCFM Designing Principles, October 15-17, GCFM Landscape Design School, Series 13, Regis College October 20, 9:15 a.m. Floral Design Study Group; Plaque Design October 20, GCFM Design Workshop KITCHEN OUTFITTERS Cooking Classes Thursdays at 6:30 pm, Chef Joe Corso, cost $55; kitchenoutfitters.net; check web for topics and occasional Saturday sessions. BILLERICA Saturday, Oct. 31-
HARVEST FAIR SINGLES DANCE Yearly Seasonal Flu Clinic: Billerica Recreation Dept. BURLINGTON Events at the Library “Truck Day” photos at the Library Truck enthusiasts of all ages will enjoy strolling through the first – floor Gallery at the Burlington Library during the month of September, to see martin Grubner’s wonderful exhibit of photos taken at Burlington Truck Days from 2001 to 2008. Whether you’re hopping to catch sight of your self in one of the pictures or just enjoy looking at big vehicles, this exhibit will be a treat for the eyes. Landlocked Forest Images Do pause while entering and exiting the library building to enjoy the photographs of Burlington’s landlocked Forest on display in the glass cases in September. The photographs, contributed by members of the Friends of the Landlocked Forest, offer a fascinating look at what is, at present, a pristine nature preserve in our busy suburban town. Burlington Recreation Department Events Burlington Municipal Truck day “Kids” of all ages (infants to grandparents) are invited to enjoy a free fun-filled day at Burlington’s 12th annual Municipal truck day on Sunday, Sept. 13, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the Town Common. Come hear the sirens and horns and get a close up view of a variety of vehicles. Be sure to bring your camera! For further information, please contact the Burlington Recreation Department at 781-270-1695, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Adult tennis lessons Adult tennis lessons will be offered this fall at Simonds Park Tennis Courts. Adult Tennis is limited to one session per person. The schedule is as follows: Tuesdays, Sept.8- Oct. 6, 6-7 p.m., Beginners, Activity 110113-A; Thursdays, Sept 10-Oct. 8, 6-7 p.m., Beginners, Activity 110113-B; Tuesdays, Sept. 8- Oct. 6, 7-8 p.m. Adv. Beginner/Intermediate Activity 110123-A; and Thursdays, Sept 10-Oct. 8, 7-8 p.m.; Adv. Beginner/Intermediate Activity 110123-B CHELMSFORD 2009 Friends Book Sale: the Chelmsford Friends of the Library Book Sale will take place in the gym behind the Town Office building, 50 Billerica Road on: Friday, Sept. 25th 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. Chelmsford Farmer’s Market: Every Thursday (rain or shine) beginning
July 9th - September 24th from 2 p.m. – 6 p.m. on the Common. Free parking is available in the Central Baptist Church parking lot located behind the church on Westford Street. Parking is also available in the Unitarian/Universalist Church lot located on Westford St across from the Common. Parking is also available Behind Old Town Hall. Life, Language, and the Pursuit of Happiness – Ernest Hemingway: Relive with Ernest those days from WW1 through the inauguration of JFK. The Tragedies and triumphs, the joys and sorrows; The sacred and the profane, the loves and losses. The life force of the master craftsman considered by his peers as “the greatest writer since Shakespeare”. Tuesday, September 22, 2009 at
7 p.m. at MacKay Library. LITTLETON Bach’s Lunch Concert Sunday, December 21 MELROSE August Leader: DCR Staff: Three-hour difficult category hike in the Middlesex Fells, wear boots and bring water. Potluck lunch after hike. Meet at the DCR Botume House Visitor Center, 4 Woodland Rd., Stoneham, ½ mile south of Stone Zoo. No dogs please. September The Melrose Victorian Fair, sponsored by the Melrose Chamber of Commerce, has been a major hometown event for the past 29 years. A day-long celebration, the Victorian Fair has become a beloved community tradition. October When: Sunday, October 18, 2009, 1-8pm ArtMatters: Rembrandt & Vermeer Location: Milano Senior Center Type of Event: Community, Education, Presentation WESTFORD Christmas Tree Pickup- Jan. 10 & 11, call 978-392-0028 or wfa-tree@verizon.net. Donation $10.00 Westford Parent Connection (WPC) – visit www.westford.com/wpc for info on parent enrichment programs. Westford Regional Art Event- March 27 through 29th. Visit www.westford.com/PCA WOBURN Council of Social Concern Charity Telethon Sunday March 1, 2009 4:00PM – 8:00PM live on your local cable channels (RCN-13, Comcast-10, Verizon-45) Help support important services in our community by taking part in our first telethon. Call in pledges to (781) 995-4178 21st Annual Auction Saturday April 4, 2009 doors open at 5:30 PM. Silent auction-Cash bar-Dinner-Dessert-Live Auction $40 per person. **Tickets sold in advance/no tickets sold at the door** Great items to bid on!!! For additional information on any of the Council’s events, please visit their website www.socialconcern.org Woburn Civic Welcome Wagon The Woburn Civic Welcome Wagon is still in need of volunteers to help welcome new families for the Holiday Season and the New Year. The Welcome Wagon is made up of current Woburn residents who have volunteered to go out and greet people and families who have recently moved to the Woburn area. New residents are greeted with a booklet of helpful information including local government figure information, helpful Woburn websites, and a calendar of events among other things. The booklet also includes important numbers such as to city departments, local schools, and local Woburn hospitals and emergency numbers. It also includes detailed information about local organizations and other generally helpful information to have if you are new to Woburn. Along with the booklet new residents get voter registration information, postal service information, a small gift, and most importantly a familiar face to say "hello" to! New greeters are always welcome and needed! So if any current residents are interested in helping out with the program don't hesitate to contact Morgan Randall at mrandall@sciwoburn.org or by calling the SCI Woburn office at (781) 935-5820. ____________________________________________________________________________ |
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