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Art Blooms Again!
After what seems like an interminable winter, signs of spring have finally emerged – species tulips and narcissus are peeking out of the earth while snowdrops and some hellebores are already blooming. What’s also getting ready to bloom is the Norwood Evening Garden Club’s... Read More
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Veterans Social to Be Held at Franklin Senior Center May 1
Apr 2019
All veterans are invited to join in on May 1st at 10 a.m. for a Veterans Coffee Social at the Franklin Senior Center, at 10 Daniel McCahill St.,...
Read MoreFranklin Art Association May 1, 2019 Meeting
Apr 2019
The Franklin Art Association will meet on Wednesday, May 1, 2019 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at the Franklin Senior Center, 10 Daniel McCahill Street in...
Read MoreBreaking the Stigma: Recovery Advocacy & Addiction Awareness
Apr 2019
Mindshare is proud to introduce a free seminar with Tony Hoffman, former addict of alcohol, marijuana, and prescription painkillers such as...
Read MoreAshland Marks Earth Day with Town-wide Clean up
Apr 2019
GreenUp Ashland will hold its annual clean-up-the-town event to celebrate Earth Day on Saturday May 4, 9 a.m. to noon (rain date, Sunday, May 5)....
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Bryn Garczynski
When Erin Garczynski graduated from Norwood High School, she left a huge void behind the plate for the Mustangs softball team, and Coach Carol Savino had no one to take the perennial catcher’s position. Following her departure to Southern New Hampshire University, the Norwood...
Read MoreNorwood Boys Lacrosse
It was a tough final year for Norwood lacrosse competing in the Bay State League (BSL) last spring. The Mustang’s boys team was without two of its top players leaving the squad rather young and inexperienced on the field. Under first year Coach Dan Reyes, Norwood was only...
Read MoreBishop Leads the Charge
Wandering through a yard sale with his father, Wes Bishop came across a weird looking stick with a net on the end of it. The young Bishop continued to look at the stick. Although it intrigued him and he thought it was cool, he didn’t know what he held in his hands. Eventually...
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