Saturday, May 3, 2014

Senator Spilka: Updates from the State House


MAY 2014

Dear Steve,

Spring is finally here! The State House has been buzzing with activity, including Marathon events, advocacy days, tours and visits from constituents. We are also continuing our work on legislation and starting the process of crafting the state budget for Fiscal Year 2015, which begins July 1st.

As always, please do not hesitate to contact my office if you have any questions or need my assistance at (617) 722-1640, or email me at Karen.Spilka@masenate.gov. For more updates, visit my website, follow me on Twitter and "like" my Facebook page.

Warm Regards,


Senator Karen E. Spilka
2nd Middlesex and Norfolk
http://www.karenspilka.com
MAY OFFICE HOURS

Senator Spilka or a member of her staff will be available to answer questions and address concerns at district office hours:

Friday, May 16th

8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
The Golden Spoon
85 W. Main Street
Hopkinton

9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Coffee Haven
76 Railroad Street
Holliston

11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Sunnyside Cafe
24 Front Street
Ashland

EVENTS ACROSS THE DISTRICT

Stone Park Pavilion
Saturday, May 3rd
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.


This annual Earth Day event is an opportunity to enjoy the outdoors with family and friends while cleaning up parks and neighborhoods in the community. Click here for more information.

Saturday, May 3rd
Jordan Hall
725 Washington Street
11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.



Visit Holliston local businesses as part of the Holliston Business Association's annual Spring Stroll. More details here.

Natick Common
Saturday, May 10th
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.



Celebrate the return of spring with live music, fresh produce, baked goods, local cheeses and crafts. The Farmers' Market is every week beginning on Saturday, May 10th. For more details, click here.

Saturday, May 17th
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.


Join the Franklin Downtown Partnership and the Franklin Garden Club to plant flowers across town for the 11th annual Beautification Day. Volunteers will meet at 9:00 a.m. in front of the Rome Restaurant. For more information, click here.

Saturday, May 17th
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Medway Middle School Field


Show your Medway community spirit and spend time with family, friends and neighbors at the 20th Annual Pride Day. More details here.

Town Common
Saturday, May 17th
8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.


Buy beautiful plants, flowers and herbs on the Town Common while supporting the Garden Club's beautification, conservation and education efforts. More details here.

Sunday, May 18th
12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.


Explore historic homes in Framingham and learn about the town's cultural history. For details and tickets, click here.

APPLY FOR IMPACT FRAMINGHAM GRANTS


Impact Framingham supports important community projects to enhance the civic, educational, recreational, cultural and benevolent interests of Framingham and its people. Learn more here.

SAVE THE DATE

My annual Senior Health & Wellness Fair will be held at Keefe Technical School in Framingham on Saturday, October 18th, 2014.
CONTACT ME

Office of State Senator
Karen E. Spilka
Room 320, State House
Boston, MA 02133

Phone: (617) 722-1640 





118th Boston Marathon


Marathon Monday was a beautiful day out in MetroWest, and the day's events were a perfect example, as always, of our shared commitment as a Commonwealth to freedom, perseverance and community connection. I had a great time kicking off the 118th Boston Marathon in Hopkinton with BAA Executive Director Tom Grilk and Representative Carolyn Dykema - it all starts here!

Annual Marathon Wreaths Ceremony


Every year, the Greek Consulate presents the Boston Athletic Association with beautiful olive branch wreaths to crown the winners of the Boston Marathon. The wreaths are grown, cut and hand-crafted in Marathon, Greece and are symbols of our connections to the original Marathon Run in Greece. They embody the spirit of the Boston Marathon: the spirit of freedom, democracy, peace and community celebration. As Hopkinton's sister city, Marathon, Greece has particular significance for all of MetroWest.


I was proud to participate in the annual ceremony at the State House last month and catch up with Dimitri Kyriakides and his wife, Fay. Dimitri is the son of the famous Stylianos Kyriakides, who won the 1946 Boston Marathon and is known as the first runner for charity.
The Caring Force Rally


The Caring Force held a rally for human services at the State House last month. I was proud to stand with the advocates and providers and thank them for their tireless work every day for our state's most vulnerable and their families. These people provide critical services for individuals in our communities, including: people with developmental or physical disabilities, people with mental illness, children, elders, veterans, people who are homeless or poor and people who are abused.

Child Welfare Advocacy Day


The Children's League of Massachusetts and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children organized an important gathering of advocates and providers of child welfare services at the State House last month. These are critical services keeping our children safe and strengthening our families and communities. I was pleased to welcome these terrific advocates and share updates on my work with Family Resource Centers, the Adoption Task Force and the conference committee working on domestic violence legislation. This event was also an opportunity for legislators to learn what many differnet private agnecies across the state are doing to help children and families.

Franklin Students Tour the State House


Representative Jeff Roy and I welcomed a group of 80 fifth graders from the Oak Street Elementary School in Franklin for a State House tour, including an inside look at the Senate Chamber, some building fun facts and Massachusetts history highlights.

Legislative Updates

Last month, we passed a bill to fund transportation infrastructure projects across the Commonwealth, just in time for spring construction season. A reliable, well-maintained transportation system is key for quality of life and economic development in our community and across the state. This bill supports many important projects in MetroWest and state-wide to address accessibility, safety and traffic issues. Read more about MetroWest projects in the bill here.




The Senate also unanimously passed a bill to prevent and repair gas leaks in our state's natural gas pipeline. Natural gas leaks are a critical environmental issue, as well as a public health and safety threat. I am proud to support this legislation, which takes important steps to repair our aging infrastructure and reduce costs and dangers of gas leaks in our communities. Read more about the bill here.


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Friday, May 2, 2014

Upcoming Events in Franklin, MA Area: FRI 5/2/14 - THU 5/8/14

FRI 5/2   6:30pm   Art Night Uncorked - Franklin Art Center

SAT 5/3   9am-12pm   Earth Day Clean Up and Yard Sale - Franklin Recreation Department
SAT 5/3   9am-12pm   Kennedy School and Cub Scouts Pack 126 Recycling Event (Bottles, cans and useable shoes)
SAT 5/3   10am  4th Annual Franklin and Bellingham SNETT Road Race
SAT 5/3   10am-1pm   Spring Rain Garden Workshop, Franklin DPW, registration required.
SAT 5/3   10am-2pm   Hockomock YMCA Healthy Kids Day - Stuff a Truck Challenge, Patriot Place, Foxboro. Help fill up Franklin Food Pantry's Truck with needed items. Info here.
SAT 5/3   1:30pm - Coffee & Craft for Adults - Franklin Public Library
SAT 5/3   5pm-6pm   Pepsi Pitch, Hit and Run - Free event, prizes. Fletcher Field in Franklin

SUN 5/4   7am   Walk for Hunger in Boston.
SUN 5/4   9:30am-11am   SADD Walk of Tears at Franklin HS.
SUN 5/4   2pm-5pm   Dodgeball Tournament to benefit Best Buddies, Horace Mann Middle School, Franklin.

TUE 5/6   3:30-4:30pm   FEA "Cash Mob" at Edwins in Franklin.

WED 5/7   7pm-8pm   Friends of Franklin Library Meeting, Community Room at FPL.

THU 5/8   7pm-8pm   YMCA hosts Elizabeth Smart, Child Protection Activist at Foxborough HS. $20, tickets available at local YMCA branches.

For the Town of Franklin Public Meetings click HERE.

For more details on above events click HERE and select the event of interest.

*If you have any suggestions or events for the calendar, please email Renata@BetterLivingRE.com

Town Council votes for $110 million operating budget

After the second budget hearing on Thursday, the Town Council voted unanimously for the $110,275,241. The vote was via roll call as Councilor Tom Mercer was participating via telephone conference call.

Unlike most recent years where the budget had little real increases in hours or services, this time around there are a few.

  • Increase TA staff hours for passports and purchasing
  • One custodian for new HS
  • One patrol officer/one dispatcher
  • Added PT clerical hours at Fire Dept.
  • Added staff hours at Senior Center
  • Added Sunday hours at Library

The TA (Town Administrator) increase in staff is really a shift of hours from the Town Clerk. Apparently, the Town Clerk can no longer legally process the passports. The Town will continue to provide this service but via the Town Administrators office (not the Town Clerk's office).

The first two pages of the Budget Summary presentation from Wednesday's budget hearing are shown here



(the remaining pages will be posted this weekend as I convert the hard copy to PDF format to share here)


Franklin Municipal Building - the setting for the Town Council meetings
Franklin Municipal Building - the setting for the Town Council meetings

Additional details on the budget can be found on the following links:

Town Administrator's FY 2015 budget file
http://town.franklin.ma.us/Pages/FranklinMA_Admin/FY%2015%20Budget%20File.pdf

Town Administrator's budget letter (details on the changes to the budget)
http://town.franklin.ma.us/Pages/FranklinMA_Admin/BudgetLetter.pdf

Copies of this year and prior year budget documents can be found here
http://town.franklin.ma.us/Pages/FranklinMA_Admin/budgets/

Franklin Matters reporting on the Finance Committee's detail review of the budget during their set of budget hearings

Budget hearing #4
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2014/03/live-reporting-finance-committee-budget_26.html

Budget hearing #3

http://www.franklinmatters.org/2014/03/live-reporting-finance-committee-budget_20.html

Budget hearing #2
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2014/03/live-reporting-finance-committee-budget_13.html

Budget hearing #1
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2014/03/live-reporting-finance-committee-budget.html

audio version (the meeting was not recorded by Franklin TV)
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2014/03/fincom-budget-hearing-mar-11-audio.html

Finance Committee - 04/01/14 (Capital budget review, final vote on FY 2015)


Franklin Educators Get Ready To ‘Mob’


The Franklin Education Association has scheduled a “cash mob” for Tuesday, May 6, at Edwins, 341 West Central St., Franklin.
Edwins Gifts
Edwins Gifts
The educators chose Teacher Appreciation Day to stage their own bit of local economic stimulus. 
“We get a lot of support from parents, students and others in the community. We appreciate knowing that our work is valued, and we think a cash mob is one way of saying ‘thank you’ and giving back to the town,” said FEA President Chandler Creedon. 
Cash mobs have become popular vehicles for publicly supporting locally owned businesses. The “mob” selects a shop or business and then arrives en masse, with each member committed to spending at least a certain amount of money agreed upon by the group. 
FEA members plan to spend at least $20 each during their visit to Edwins, which is locally owned and specializes in gifts, jewelry and home décor.

DETAILS FOR THE CASH MOB
3:30 to 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 6
Edwins, 341 West Central St., Franklin

National Teacher Day - May 6
National Teacher Day - May 6
For more about National Teacher Day, you can visit the National Education Association page
http://www.nea.org/grants/teacherday.html

YPO Offers Law Workshop



The United Regional Chamber of Commerce logo 

The United Regional YPO is hosting a Law Workshop on Wed., May 7 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Forming Your Business Entity And Protecting Its Intellectual Property will be held a Fisher College, 451 Elm Street, Room 5, North Attleborough. Attorneys from Pierce Atwood LLP will be presenting the workshop. The cost is $5 for preregistration and $10 at the door. See the event flyer here and register here.  
YPO Logo

The United Regional Chamber of Commerce | 42 Union Street | Attleboro | MA | 02703

Net neutrality emergency



Hey, 
Evan here from Fight for the Future. We've got another web emergency on our hands. 
Corporate monopolies are trying to break the Internet. Will you stand up for net neutrality? 
Last Wednesday, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler announced a proposal for new rules that would allow for a " fast lane" of Internet traffic for content providers who are willing (and able) to pay a fee. [1] The proposal reverses the FCC's previous commitment to net neutrality and open internet and allows ISP's like Comcast or Verizon to slow down and censor services that don't pay the toll. 
We have to be totally honest, this situation is seriously grim. But there is still hope. The FCC already knows that the Internet community wants net neutrality, but they think they can put their spin on these new rules and sneak them through. If we can prove them wrong right now with a massive public outcry, we can literally save the Internet once again. 
We need you on this one. Click here to demand net neutrality! 
We need to stop the FCC now. Big business groups are already ramping up lobbying efforts with the FCC in swarms since Wednesday's announcement in support of censoring the open Internet and to ensure this dangerous proposal moves forward. [2] 
This is a critical moment. In the last few weeks more than 85,000 people have taken action with us. Can you help us get to 100,000 by the end of the day today? 
Click here to take action to keep the Internet free. 
More people than ever are fighting back to restore net neutrality. With your support, we have the power to stop the FCC from censoring the Internet. 
Sincerely,
Evan and Kevin
Fight For The Future
 
P.S. We're going to fight tooth and nail on net neutrality, and we're going to win just like we did with SOPA. Want to support our work? Donate $15 today. 
--- 
[1] Gautham Nagesh. "FCC to Propose New 'Net Neutrality' Rules".
http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304518704579519963416350296
 
[2] Edward Wyatt. Edward Wyatt. "Lobbying Efforts Intensify After F.C.C. Tries 3rd Time on Net Neutrality" http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/25/business/lobbying-efforts-intensify-after-fcc-tries-3rd-time-on-net-neutrality.html?hpw&rref=politics&t=dXNlcmlkPTUzMDk1NzExLGVtYWlsaWQ9NzA0MQ==


Franklin Library: Coffee and Craft for Adults - Zentangle

Want to try zentangle? The library is offering a zentangle class for adults as part of their Coffee and Craft series. This Saturday, May 10 at 1:30 PM.

Coffee and Craft - zentangle
Coffee and Craft - zentangle
This was re-posted from the Franklin Public Library
http://franklinpl.blogspot.com/2014/05/coffee-craft-for-adults.html

Thursday, May 1, 2014

Live reporting - Town Council - May 1, 2014

Present:  Feldman, Padula, Kelly, Vallee, Pfeffer, Jones, Bissanti, Williams, Mercer (remote)
Absent:  none

A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
none

B. ANNOUNCEMENTS – This meeting is being recorded by Franklin TV and shown on Comcast channel 11 and Verizon channel 29. This meeting may be recorded by Franklin Matters.

C. PROCLAMATIONS/RECOGNITIONS
none

D. CITIZEN COMMENTS
none

E. APPOINTMENTS
none

G. LICENSE TRANSACTIONS
none

H. PRESENTATIONS/DISCUSSIONS
none

I. SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS
none

started meeting, no items required after pledge so there is a five minute recess

Resume meeting -

F. HEARINGS
- 7:10 PM Budget: FY 2015 Budget Hearing – 2nd Reading
Dacey, Gagner, Nutting

reading of voting doc line by budget line, if any one holds an item that will be discussed before voting

Hold placed on

192 - Public Property and Buildings
Judy - discussion on report of expenses, detailed starting July 1st
want a worked order report, not scrubbed, open items
Matt - why is he not here tonight? I see others here. I am more concerned about our buildings and how they are cared. Brief presentation. Maybe a council walk through of the department
what were the give backs from all of the departments for the last five years? were the budgets reduced?
Bissanti - when the money comes back, what happens?
Nutting - That goes into free cash.

210 - Police
Vallee - how many men do you have excluding dispatchers?
Semerjian - 44 including me, no one is comparable to us, they have different issues
Nutting - an average of 45 across comparable communities, and with the budget tonight, an increase of one more to make it 45.
Semerjian - we usually have 6 and sometimes as low as 4. we don't go down to 2
Padula - Are we a model of other communities?
Semerjian - Milford did have more people and the population has dropped
Williams - with more officers, you'd be more pro-active
Semerjian - yes we are fortunate to have the specialty areas covered with 30-odd patrol guys out on the road to cover. things are going very well!
Padula - Medway has an officer over the the senior center, do we do that?
Semerjian - yes, we do - regularly. I go myself too

510 - Health
new number 176,358
motion to increase, seconded, passed 9-0 via roll call

710 - Retirement of Debt
question to clarify debt amount increase

440 - Sewer (Charles River Assessment)
motion to increase, seconded
motion to divide the remaining amounts among the COA and the Cultural Council
Nutting - does not recommend the change

original motion withdrawn
request to amend the motion - put the money into the Library account 610

Gagener - you'll have a better opportunity to spend this extra money later
vote failed 7-2 via roll call


J. LEGISLATION FOR ACTION
1. Resolution 14-31: Adoption of FY 2015 Budget
motion to accept, seconded, passed 9-0 via roll call


K. TOWN ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT
none

L. OLD BUSINESS
none

M. NEW BUSINESS
none

N. COUNCIL COMMENTS
none

O. EXECUTIVE SESSION
none

P. ADJOURN
motion to adjourn, via roll call passed 9-0


Join the Food Pantry team to race/walk on May 10


Join the Franklin Food Pantry team on Saturday, May 10 in the Elks Care Elks Share 5K Road Race and Walk!

Franklin Food Pantry
Franklin Food Pantry


The Race benefits the Franklin Food Pantry and Wounded Warrior Project. Contact Jenn Parrella, Franklin Food Pantry team coordinator, at jennifer@parrella.us for details on joining the team.

Franklin Elks
Franklin Elks

Visit http://franklinelks5k.com/ for race and registration details. The event features a 5K loop of paved roads for runners and walkers, post-race refreshments, giveaways, raffles, DJ, music and free prizes.


Wounded Warrior Project
Wounded Warrior Project

Strawberry Stroll Sponsorship Needed May 5th


THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

It is because of your sponsorship support that the Partnership is able to continue to have our events each year

The Partnership is planning for our upcoming Beautification Day
and Strawberry Stroll.  Please e-mail us by May 5th if you would like to be a sponsor, so we can include you in the promotional materials.

Attached are this year's sponsorship levels for all of the 2014 events

Strawberry Stroll Sponsorship Levels:
Friends:    $200
Bronze:     $300
Silver:        $500
Platinum:   $2,000

Please e-mail the FDP office if you are planning to sponsor so we can list you on all of the press materials.

Thank you again for your interest and continued support!



FSPA "All Access Pass" For Prospective Students To Feature Open House And Complimentary Spring Concert Tickets


Franklin School for the Performing Arts (FSPA) invites prospective students and families to learn more about programs in music, dance and drama via the school’s All Access Pass, which includes complimentary tickets to any of the FSPA Spring Concert performances on Saturday, May 17 at 4 and 7 p.m. and on Sunday, May 18 at 1 and 4 p.m. Featuring FSPA students in all levels and disciplines of dance and musical theater, as well as the FSPA Glee Club, musical theater troupes, dance companies and the international touring ensemble Electric Youth, Spring Concert is presented in an audience-friendly, 90-minute format. The shows provide a dynamic way to experience FSPA’s performance training and to learn about the curriculum across many dance disciplines, music and musical theater programming.

Pictured at FSPA Spring Concert 2013 are (L-R) Lauren Szczepanowski of Franklin, Brooke Collins of Franklin, and Mikaela Guidice of Norfolk, with Mia Fleischer of Franklin in foreground

FSPA will also hold a Spring Open House at 38 Main Street in downtown Franklin on Wednesday, May 21 from 4-8 p.m. The community is encouraged to tour the facilities, observe classes and rehearsals, speak with faculty and staff, and hear more about FSPA programs for all ages and ability levels, whether for recreational enjoyment or serious study. Since 1985, FSPA has been dedicated to the enjoyment of the arts for all ages and to the artistic growth and development of young people. Founded by Director Raye Lynn Mercer, the school is built upon the notion that arts experiences are an integral part of a well-rounded education. FSPA brings the performing arts disciplines together under one roof, with an extensive roster of classes and unparalleled calendar of performing opportunities.

FSPA’s Spring Concert will be presented at Franklin’s Thomas D. Mercer Auditorium, 224 Oak Street. Tickets are $18 and $20 for general admission. Prospective students and families should call FSPA at 508-528-8668 to reserve their complimentary tickets and schedule a trial class or tour of the facilities. Classes continue at FSPA through June 23 and registration for summer and fall sessions is ongoing. Visit www.fspaonline.com for more information.

Want to read your poetry at the festival this weekend?



Performance stage schedule, Cornelius Eady, The Nuyorican Slam Team, Line Break, emerging poets, and more
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The performance stage boasts many great acts--including yours!

Saturday, May 3
12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Derby Square outside of Old Town Hall

12:00 - 12:45: As the Sparrow
12:45 - 1:00: Open mike
1:00 - 1:30: Poetry Out Loud
1:30 - 2:00: Slam Poetry Performance
2:00 - 2:45: Helen Creeley Student Poetry Prize
2:45 - 3:00: Open mike
3:00 - 3:40: Jade Sylvan
3:40 - 4:10: The Reservoir Writers
4:15 - 4:45: Jennifer Greer Trio
4:45 - 5:00: Open mike
The festival is just days away! A reminder: Buttons that you have pre-purchased can be picked up, and buttons are also available for purchase, at Festival Headquarters (121 Museum Place Mall) and our Info Booths (located along the Pedestrian Mall).

Please note that Headquarters closes prior to our Friday and Saturday night headline readings, but buttons can be picked up and/or purchased directly at those readings, as well as at the Friday and Saturday night slams.

A look at Cornelius Eady

by Jennifer Jean


Many of my favorite contemporary writers happen to be former fellows of Cave Canem—a writers "affinity group" for African Americans, co-founded by Cornelius Eady and Toi Derricotte. Every year, several Cave Canem fellows trek in for a Mass Poetry Festival group reading—and their reading always rocks! This year's offering has another stellar line-up: Jamaal May, Nicole Terez Dutton, January O'Neil — and Eady, who's considered an "elder" in the community. Get to know Cornelius Eady in my essay, here.
Sessions with Cornelius Eady:
Poetry and Music | Saturday, May 3, 12:45 - 1:45
Cave Canem Group Reading | Saturday, May 3, 2:45 - 3:45
Saturday Night Headline Reading | Saturday, May 3, 7:30 - 9:15

In the spotlight...

In each newsletter between now and the festival, we will be highlighting a different session. 

 

Generation Write

Saturday, May 3 • 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Charter School, Room 1
with Mahogany Browne and The Nuyorican 2013 Slam Team 
This workshop will help generate new ideas. There will be a lively discussion on writing prompts and ways to combat writers block. Participants will walk away with suggestions and several writing prompts inspired by contemporary poetry. Handouts available.

What do you get when you bring a hammock to the PEM during the Mass Poetry Festival? 

Line Break: A Poetry Installation by Colleen Michaels and Lillian Harden

Friday-Sunday, May 2-4 • 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Peabody Essex Museum, 1st Floor: Spiral Staircase; 3rd Floor: Taj Mahal Gallery

Playing with the idea of a writing retreat, artist Lillian Harden and poet Colleen Michaels have created a reflective space within the festival. Participants are invited to spend time in the installation, reclining on soft seating under dim lights. There is a hammock above, reminiscent of smocked clothing; the sound of an old slide projector and its slow offering of words; a basket of handmade blank books within reach. This piece invites you to shift your posture, adjust your eyes, and bring your voice down to a whisper. This is your time out. Write or don't write (the books are yours to take), and enjoy the space created in Line Break. Read more about Line Break here.

Buy your festival button online or at any of these stores: 


Beverly
The Book Shop of Beverly Farms

Brookline
Brookline Booksmith

Cambridge
Grolier Poetry Bookshop
Porter Square Books
Rodney's Books
Harvard Bookstore

Concord
Concord Bookshop

Newburyport
Jabberwocky Bookshop

Marblehead
Spirit of '76 Bookstore

Salem
The Roost
Salem Trolley Depot
SSU English Dept.

What else should you check out at the festival? We're glad you asked! Take a peek at:


Emerging Poet Heather Treseler opening our Friday Night Headline Reading

Emerging Poet Krysten Hill opening our Saturday Night Headline Reading

Poetry Meet-Up at Howling Wolf--Let's get our mingle on!

Friday Night College Slam

Saturday Night Slam (Nuyorican Poets Café, Providence Slam, Boston Poetry Slam, Lizard Lounge)

North of Boston: Four new Hampshire Poets

Boston and Beyond: A Reading for Salamander
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