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Energy Assistance Fair in Natick postponed due to snow

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1/23/23 UPDATE: Due to the forecasted snow, the Mon., Jan. 23 Energy Assistance Fair has been rescheduled to Monday, Feb. 6, 4pm-7pm at the Morse Institute Library.

Residents are also invited to attend the Framingham Energy Assistance Fair on Jan. 31. 4pm–7pm, at the South Middlesex Opportunity Council, 7 Bishop St.

Remind me what the Energy Fair is all about

At the fairs, learn about fuel assistance programs, discounted rates and flexible payment plans, no-cost Home Energy Assessments, and more. Many programs are not tied to income levels. More information here.

Representatives will also be available to share information and answer questions about other programs and services available, which may include property tax assistance, food assistance, social services and municipal electricity aggregation.

More information on available local resources can be accessed by calling the Human Services Department in Natick (508-647-6519).

Martin Luther King, Jr. community celebration in Natick on Jan. 16

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Celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by attending a program on Jan. 16 at 10am in person or online that will feature performances from student groups, Middle and High School MLK Day Creative Contest winners, community leaders and partners, Interfaith Clergy representatives, a keynote address, and more.

Register to attend in person at Kennedy Middle School in Natick. You can also livestream through Natick Pegasus or watch through Natick Community Television channels: RCN 3, Comcast 99, and Verizon 29

Immediately following the program (at 11:15am), an additional community connection event will be held that includes activities for all ages.

The activities are co-sponsored by the Greater Natick Interfaith Clergy Association, Natick Public Schools, Natick METCO, Natick Is United, the Natick Board of Health & Natick 180, the Town of Natick, Walnut Hill School for the Arts, and SPARK Kindness.

Natick Health Dept. can help residents have healthy holidays

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The Natick Health Department, located on the second floor of Town Hall, 13 E. Central St., will hold free flu shot clinics for residents ages six months and older on Thur., Dec. 29, 2022, 4pm-6pm; and Thurs., Jan. 5, 2023, 4pm-6pm.

High-dose vaccines available while supplies last.

To make an appointment visit:  https://tinyurl.com/mumpmw6m or call 508-647-6460.

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If you have health insurance, please bring your card. All shots are free of charge regardless of insurance status.

COVID-19 info

As a reminder, every home in the U.S. is again eligible to order free at-home COVID-19 tests. Order yours today at this link: https://www.covid.gov/tests.

More COVID-19 info here on where to get a free COVID-19 vaccine and how residents unable to get to a vax site may be eligible to participate in the Massachusetts Department of Health’s in-home vaccination program.

Studio Sunday in Natick on Sept. 18

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The public is invited to visit 7 local artists at their Natick home studios on Studio Sunday, Sept. 18 from 11am-5pm.

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Ryan Black • 203 Union St.

Virginia Fitzgerald • 25 Washington Ave.

David Kahn • 17 Fox Hill Dr.

Carol Krentzman • 97 Woodland St.

Barbara Levine • 30 South St.

Stephen Strout • 9 Nolin St.

Carolyn Williams • 25 Washington Ave.

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