More than you really want to know about Natick, Mass.
The Natick Community-Senior Center is building a list of individuals and businesses available to help local seniors with snow removal when the time comes. We were asked if we could help to spread the word.
The contact is Debbie Budd at 508-647-6540 x1906
Please send tips, photos, ideas to natickreport@gmail.com
The Natick Community-Senior Center has made available a video from this past week’s Finding Natick Info session, which includes a whirlwind tour of where to get town information, from news to events to social services.
Speakers included Town Moderator Frank Foss, Town Clerk Diane Packer, Natick CSC Social Worker Debbie Budd, Natick Cultural Center’s Athena Pandolf, and myself, on behalf of Natick Report. The Community-Senior Center’s Sharon Kirby moderated.
We appreciated the invitation, and the questions from those who attended live. If interested in catching up, here’s the recording.
Please send tips, photos, ideas to natickreport@gmail.com
Longtime local meteorologist and Natick resident Harvey Leonard will speak in person at the Natick Community-Senior Center (117 E. Central St.) on Wednesday, Sept. 21 from 1:30-2:30pm. The event is free, and you can RSVP by calling 508 647-6540.
After a 50-year career in meteorology, Leonard earlier this year shifted into an emeritus role at WCVB-TV. Natick Public Works was among those wishing Leonard well upon his career decision.
More: Resources for seniors in Natick
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The Natick Select Board on Wednesday, Aug. 24 will hold a public hearing regarding a request to dedicate the square at the corner of West Central Street and Boden Lane in honor of three Marshall brothers who served in the U.S. military. The dedication would take place at noon on Aug. 27.
In the request, Natick Director of Veterans Services Paul Carew lists the credentials of the Marshall brothers, all of whom have passed:
More: Natick square dedication: Atherton & High for the Radock family
The Golden Tones chorus, a singing group consisting of dozens of retirees from about a dozen area communities, will be performing an outdoor sing-along at the Natick Farmers’ Market on Natick Common this Saturday, Aug. 13 from 12:15-12:45pm.
This will be the group’s first public performance since March of 2020.
That concert will be followed by an indoors open rehearsal on Tuesday, Aug. 16 from 11am-12:30pm (call 508 318 6318 for details).
The Natick-based group, which has been around since 1988, has no auditions and invites anyone who wants to sing with the group to do so. No choir experience or ability to read music needed.
Golden Tones performs throughout the MetroWest area.
More: Resources for Natick seniors
