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Friends of the Morse Institute December events: Holiday raffle & children’s book sale

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The Friends of the Morse Institute Library have a busy December planned, with the Holiday Lottery Raffle from Nov. 26 to Dec. 21, for a chance to win one of two prizes: $100 worth of Massachusetts lottery scratch tickets. This is the second year that the raffle will benefit a special cause for the Friends, an $80,000 commitment toward the library’s new bookmobile.

Raffle tickets are $5 apiece and are available through Dec. 21 at the Morse Institute Library Circulation Desk whenever the library is open and at the Friends’ table in the library lobby when staffed. Winners’ names will be drawn on Friday, Dec. 22. You do not need to be present to win.

The Friends are also hosting its annual Holiday Book Sale for Children and Tweens on Saturday, Dec. 2 (noon-4pm) in the Community Room on the lower level at Morse Institute Library. All books are 50 cents. And, of course, the Book Nook in the library lobby is open and available for holiday shopping.

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Natick residential property sales for the week of Oct. 29, 2023

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Buyer/s Seller/s Property Address Sale date Sale price
Gallagher, Noah & Gallagher, Lauren McNeice, Stephen T 8 Spring Valley Rd 10/30/2023 $849,900
High End Homes LLC Riley Marie C Estate & Riley, Kevin T 17 Harwood Rd 11/3/2023 $695,000
Kleidman, Emily & Kleidman, Jacob Kornblum, Michael L & Kornblum, Susan T 19 Coachman Ln 11/2/2023 1,015,000
Mankiewicz, Joshua & Mankiewicz, Kelsey Agosto-Delgado, Hector L & Agosto, Crystal M 164 Boden Ln 11/2/2023 $855,000

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Past Natick residential property sales

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Natick residential property sales for October, 2023

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Buyer/s Seller/s Property address Sale date Sale price
Cgp1 Rt & Depietri, William A Steinmetz, Howard M & Steinmetz, Amy R 4 Lookout Ave 10/10/2023 $660,000
Dong, Hang & Xu, Liangzi Adams, Richard C & Adams, Rita R 6 Stanley St 10/10/2023 $700,000
Van Der Velden, Mark L Notaro, Hope 30 Walden Dr Lot 10 10/11/2023 $360,000
Bisciotti, Stephen & Bisciotti, Melissa Trask Inc 11 Wayside Rd Lot 6 10/12/2023 $1,375,000
Stabile, Tara M & Stabile, Greg P Chadwick Homes LLC 5 Park Ave 10/13/2023 $1,500,000
John W Paine Residence T & Paine, Jillian Pignatiello, Tony 8 Walden Dr Lot 14 10/13/2023 $405,000
Anderson, Sarah & Anderson, Craig 67 Everett LLC 67 Everett St 10/13/2023 $1,975,000
Orlova, Yulia I Mirza, Zaid & Tawfik, Maysam 1 Village Rock Ln Lot 4 10/16/2023 $210,215
A & B Callahan T & Callahan, Bernard W Hamilton, W M & Collier, Daniel R 19 Bradford Rd 10/17/2023 $675,000
Rozenfeld, Boris & German, Yelena Yasoshima, Kayo 10 Nouvelle Way Lot T722 10/19/2023 $825,000
Banerjee, Ratan & Banerjee, Rina Liu, Jing & Huang, Peishen 13 Morgan Dr Lot 109 10/19/2023 $720,000
21 Centre Street LLC Estey, Kenneth J & Hanson, Debra L 21 Centre St 10/20/2023 $600,000
Brusa Construction Corp Turner, Daniel E & Turner, Sheryl N 4 Malden St 10/23/2023 $900,000
Larson, Jeffrey & Ford, Sophia Arne Holdings LLC 22 Hillcrest Ave 10/23/2023 $1,625,000
Salsberg, Robert & Salsberg, Carrie Kelley, Kristen 30 Walden Dr Lot 7 10/25/2023 $323,000
Zhang, Cuimei Batcho, Katrine 10 Indian Ridge Rd 10/26/2023 $1,110,000
Baral, Sujan & Sharma, Anisha Negrotti Sr, Robert G & Negrotti, Mary C 17 Stacey St 10/26/2023 $951,000
Tischler, Katharine & Tischler, Daniel 15 Thelma Road LLC 27 Connecticut Ave 10/26/2023 $1,115,000
Fay, Elizabeth Lc Development LLC 54 Park Ave Lot 56 10/26/2023 $700,000
Graf, Rebecca A Trask Inc 1 Wayside Rd Lot 1 10/27/2023 $1,325,000
Bhattacharya, Debasish & Bhattacharya, Sanhita Trask Inc 7 Wayside Rd Lot 4 10/27/2023 $1,325,000
Mcnamara, Katherine R Fahy Rita Francis Est & Fahy, John P 26 2nd St 10/27/2023 $605,000

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Veterans, Natick middle school students share breakfast & stories

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More than two dozen veterans, including several who served during WWII and the Korean Conflict, came to Kennedy Middle School on Thursday, Nov. 9, to share breakfast and stories with eighth-grade students.

The Veterans Breakfast has been a tradition at Kennedy for nearly 20 years, and is part of the town’s annual Veterans Day activities.

Larry Thomas, a Navy veteran from the Vietnam era, chats with students during the annual Veterans Breakfast at Kennedy Middle School
Larry Thomas, a Navy veteran from the Vietnam era, chats with students during the annual Veterans Breakfast at Kennedy Middle School (courtesy photo)

 

The event began with a rendition of the national anthem by Kennedy Middle School students, and ended with a distribution of posters, made by the students, to the veterans.

The event was co-sponsored by Natick Public Schools, the Morse Institute Library, the Veterans Services office and the Natick Veterans Oral History Project.

 

WWII veterans Mathias Leupold receives a poster during the annual Veterans Breakfast at Kennedy Middle School on Nov. 9.
WWII veterans Mathias Leupold receives a poster during the annual Veterans Breakfast at Kennedy Middle School. (courtesy photo)

 

Thanks to Maureen L. Sullivan, Coordinator of the Natick Veterans Oral History Project, for sharing this information and the photos.

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Save the date: Energy Assistance Fair at Natick’s Morse Institute Library on Nov. 15

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Natick’s Office of Sustainability is hosting an Energy Assistance Fair on Nov. 15 at Morse Institute Library (14 E. Central St.) from 4-7pm.

The fair will provide one-stop-shopping to sign up for money saving programs, and representatives from Eversource, the South Middlesex Opportunity Council (SMOC), local nonprofits and the Natick Electricity Aggregation Program will be present to help residents.

Speaking of the Electricity Aggregation Program, Natick reports that pricing under the program is falling by about 5 cents per Kwh in December, and that new rates will be set for 2 years. More details on this program.

If you have questions about electricity rates, available discounts, heat pumps, solar, fuel assistance, financial aid, home energy assessments, or anything energy-related, it could pay to stop by.

Jillian Wilson-Martin Office of Sustainability
Natick Sustainability Director Jillian Wilson-Martin at Energy Assistance Fair this past February

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