Garden of Hedon: Record Release party
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Garden of Hedon: Record Release party
SATURDAY!
@gardenofhedonofficial returns to THE BLACK BOX!
π️ THEBLACKBOXonline.com | 508-528-3370
"MEET RECORD BROKEN.Shared from Twitter -> https://twitter.com/IvyLeague/status/1655273864182767616
@DartmouthTFXC's Julia Fenerty claims first place in the women's 800m run with a MEET RECORD time of 2:03.81. πΏπ https://t.co/Nah0m3KobM"
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FHS Panthers |
MEET RECORD BROKEN.@DartmouthTFXC's Julia Fenerty claims first place in the women's 800m run with a MEET RECORD time of 2:03.81. πΏπ pic.twitter.com/Nah0m3KobM
— The Ivy League (@IvyLeague) May 7, 2023
Poetry Writing WorkshopsFOUnd POETRY with Camille Napier BernsteinOR“I WRITE – You Do, Too” with jamele adams
Favorite Poem Project™ with Steve Sherlock and Camille Napier BernsteinChoose a favorite published poem that you have long treasured or recently discovered. Read it for a recording celebrating National Poetry Month for later inclusion on Steve’s podcast.Note: Poems may not be ones you or family members or friends have written.Limit: Five minutes reading time.
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Two poetry events at the Library for April to celebrate "National Poetry Month" - Apr 8 & Apr 29 |
On Thursday evening, October 27, 2022, at Norwood’s Morrill Memorial Library, there will be a presentation by Norfolk Register of Deeds William P. O’Donnell entitled “Norwood Notable Land Records: People, Places & Properties”. The program is a follow-up to a celebration held in June at the Norwood Town Hall commemorating Norwood’s 150th anniversary.
The “Norwood Notable Land Records: People, Places and Properties” storyboards will again be on display, highlighting Norwood’s rich history, its illustrious stories and the wonderful people that have made and make Norwood such a vibrant community. Documents recorded at the Norfolk Registry of Deeds connected to Norwood’s rich history and the notable stories and people behind them are the basis of a free booklet that will be available to those attending the event.
Norfolk Register of Deeds William P. O’Donnell who is helping to organize the event explained, “The booklet tells a piece of the story of Norwood from its earliest days to the present. What has made Norwood such a great community are its people. The individuals highlighted in those records represent a cross-section of the community. Norwood is a special place and should be celebrated. I’m happy to be a part of it.”
Register O’Donnell and the Norwood 150th Steering Committee hopes you can join them for the presentation on Thursday, October 27 from6:30 PM to 7:30 PM in the Simoni Room at Morrill Memorial Library. This event is free but registration is required. To reserve your seat, go to https://www.norwoodlibrary.org/morrillcalendar/ or call the library reference desk at 781 769-0200 x 2.
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L-R: Norwood Selectman Helen Donahue, Ollie Abdallah first women elected to Norwood office, "John Adams", Norfolk Registrar William O'Donnell |
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As with most meetings in this pandemic period, I took my notes via Twitter. I participated in the meeting in the Council Chambers.
The Twitter hashtag can be found online #tc1110
https://twitter.com/search?q=%23tc1110&src=typeahead_click
Agenda document -> https://www.franklinmatters.org/2021/11/franklin-ma-town-council-meeting-agenda.html
Audio recording of meeting to be available in couple of days
Join us Nov. 18 along with @RappaportCenter for a Greater Boston Debate Series event exploring whether the MA public records law promotes democracy in the state, featuring @Becca_Rausch, @raylaraja, and moderated by @CommonWealthMag 's @shiraschoenberg.
Register here -> https://harvard.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_oVQ9MRZ-T7GaWpSvurjGbA
For the runners among us: Did you see the results of the half marathon in Valencia, Spain? A new world record, and three other runners beat the previous mark in the same race. Fast!
Oh, and the US woman winner missed setting a record by 1 second. Fast!
"The results in the men's half marathon were remarkable, with four men breaking the world record. "
Shared from Twitter = https://t.co/xHsoNPe98M
half marathon record broken by multiple runners |
"Higher education is dealing with its share of issues. The recent admissions scandal involving Hollywood celebrities, coupled with broader outrage against mounting student debt, has forced many colleges and universities to question their practices and futures.
But a more insidious problem is weaving its way through higher education circles as well. A number of small colleges, including many in Massachusetts, have been forced to merge with larger institutions or close. What remains unclear is how the state will be affected by the closures and what state officials and lawmakers will do to protect students and employees.
The abrupt closure of Mount Ida College in Newton last spring was the smoke that signaled a fire. With just a few weeks’ notice, the school left 280 faculty and staff without jobs and more than 1,000 students without a college to return to in the fall."
"James Tarallia when as a private first class in the United States Army when he died of a gunshot wound on Sept.5, 1942 “at North Atlantic base.”
“The first Framingham boy to lose his life in foreign service in this war,” reads the death record filed with the state of Massachusetts. He was born in 1919.
Twenty days before the war ended in Europe, Robert A. Craddock of Milford died “in service in the European area.” A sergeant in the United States Army appears to be the last man from Milford to die in World War II.
Taralli, who had lived at 50 Beaver St., Framingham, and Craddock, 83 Main St., Milford, can be found among hundreds of WWII death records of Massachusetts veterans now available online. The Secretary of State’s office released a digitized version of the records earlier this year, making it easy for people to comb through the index by name or by town online."Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
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The digital record for Sgt Timothy J Hayes |
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Sgt Timothy J Hayes |
Agenda Item | Summary |
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Town Council Meeting Agenda |
Meeting of May 23, 2019
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1. HEARINGS | FY 2020 Budget Hearing: 7:10 PM |
2. LEGISLATION FOR ACTION | |
2a. LEGISLATION FOR ACTION |
Resolution 19-32: Adoption of FY2020 Budget (Motion to Move Resolution 19-32 - Two Thirds Majority Vote (6))
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2b. LEGISLATION FOR ACTION |
Resolution 19-33: Amendment to FY2020 Budget (Motion to Move Resolution 19-33- Majority Vote (5))
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3. TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT | |
4. COUNCIL COMMENTS | |
5. ADJOURN |
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This is the first year in many that there is no need to ask for an exception from the state due to insufficient funding for the Library |
"The Massachusetts Archives has unveiled an online collection of records of state agencies, including a searchable index of Massachusetts casualties in World War II, records of the administration of Governor Deval Patrick and town plans from 1794 through 1830.
Among the records are death certificates of 27 people killed in the Great Molasses Flood in Boston on Jan. 15, 1919.
To see the records, visit digitalarchives.sec.state.ma.us.Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
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death certificate for Sgt. Timothy J Hayes |
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Town Plan by Amos Hawes from 1794 |
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FHS Panthers |
Girls 4x800 just ran 9:18.5!!! 2nd in their heat and just set a new FHS record! Awesome job!— Coach Bailey (@FranklinHSXC) June 16, 2017
FHS NEW school record in the 4x800 and 2nd place in the Emerging Elite Division of the New Balance National Championship! #PantherPride pic.twitter.com/SzEsBDp4IB— FranklinAthletics (@FHSSports) June 16, 2017
Just sayin...this is kind of a big deal. Way to go girls!!!!!! https://t.co/4JOYVb0zDv— FranklinHighSchool (@FranklinHS) June 16, 2017
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https://twitter.com/FHSSports/status/875738346357706753 |
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