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Sounds of Stow Chorus and Orchestra: “Joyous Voices – Winsome Winds”

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Where: Hale Middle School

STOW: The orchestra opens the program with one of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s most delightful compositions, the Sinfonia Concertante for Four Winds, followed by the joyous, innovative Harmoniemesse, Joseph Haydn’s final choral work. What better way to welcome Spring and raise your spirits after the long, dark winter days! Tickets for the April concert are available for online purchase at www.soundsofstow.org or email info@soundsofstow.org. Masks are requested.
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How Jews Confront Modernity: A Conversation with Barry Shrage

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Where: Congregation Beth Elohim, 133 Prospect Street

ACTON: With an introduction by Rabbi Emeritus Lewis Mintz.  In person and on Zoom.  This program is partially funded by the Rabbi Lewis Mintz fund at Congregation Beth Elohim. If you would like to contribute to this fund, visit www.bethelohim.org/donate, click on Donate and choose the Rabbi Lewis Mintz Fund.
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Free Meditation Workshop: Sahaja Yoga

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Where: Chelmsford Public Library, 25 Boston Road

CHELMSFORD: In the McCarthy Meeting Room. In this workshop participants will have the opportunity to enjoy a guided meditation, chat with seasoned Sahaja Yoga practitioners, receive resources for continued practice at home and, most importantly, feel the peace within. Sahaja Yoga is always offered free of charge and no physical efforts are required. For more information visit www.freemeditation.com, us.sahajayoga.org or email sahajayogaboston@gmail.com.
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Central Congregational Church Palm Sunday Concert

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Where: Central Congregational Church, UCC of Chelmsford, 1 Worthen Street

CHELMSFORD: “Then Sings my Soul”, a concert of celebration for Easter Week. The Chancel and Bell Choirs, directed by Tudor Bota, pianist, will be joined by guests Silvia Botha, soprano; Philip Lima, baritone; and Joe Chapman, trumpet as they perform classical, traditional, gospel and contemporary music of prayer and praise. This joyous music is the church’s gift to the community. A free will offering will be received to help fund future concerts. A reception follows the concert. Parking is behind the church. For any questions, call (978) 256-
5931.
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"Ruthless, the Musical" Auditions

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Where: Theater at the Mount, Mount Wachusett Community College

GARDNER: Also April 5. In Room A110. Director Lorien Corbelletti and Music Director Dave Twiss are looking for a cast of 5 principal adults and one child. Proof of vaccination is required to audition. All auditions are by appointment only. To schedule an audition appointment, call (978) 630-9388 or email box-office@mwcc.mass.edu. Prepare a short vocal selection in the style of the show that shows your abilities and range (bring sheet music if selection is not from the show). An accompanist will be provided. Expect cold-readings from the script. Tap audition for the role of Tina Denmark only (please bring tap shoes.) Performances: June 9-18. Rehearses Sundays, Mondays & Wednesdays. For more information call (978) 630-9162 or visit https://mwcc.edu/campus-life/tam.
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"Climate Change and Its Effect on Plants"

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Where: Northborough Free Library Meeting Room

NORTHBOROUGH: A Northborough Garden Club free event. Dr. Robert Bertin will speak on “Climate Change and its Effect on Plants.” This presentation will summarize global temperature trends, examine the factors that have contributed to the changes, and the implications of rising carbon dioxide levels for plant growth and flowering times. Visit
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"Viewpoint" Exhibit

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Where: 6 Bridges Gallery, 77 Main Street

MAYNARD: An exhibit of recent works by associate member artists Micah Bridges, Bryan Clocker, Jeanne D’Amico, Julie L’Heureux, Natalie MacKnight, and Melissa Vance Goodman. The exhibit will be on view at the Gallery, as well as online. A reception will be held on April 15 from 5-7pm. For information, visit https://6bridges.gallery, https://www.facebook.com/6BridgesGallery and https://www.instagram.com/6bridgesgallery/?hl=en.
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MWCoC Professional Women's Network Luncheon

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Where: Concord's Colonial Inn

CONCORD: Join the Middlesex West Chamber of Commerce for an informative and uplifting luncheon. With guest speakers, the program focus is Resources for Success and will highlight the innovative work being done by the Boston Area Gleaners. Raffles will be available to benefit the non-profit group. Members $30/ Guests $45 (Tickets include one raffle ticket!) More info and register is available at https://business.mwcoc.com/events/details/professional-women-s-network-business-and-leadership-luncheon-7151.
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AVCC Monthly Meeting: Using the Brush Tool in Adobe Photoshop

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Where: Assabet Valley Camera Club Online

HUDSON: Welcoming Bernie Hynes, whose presentation will explore the use of the Brush Tool in Adobe Photoshop. This “how to” program will demonstrate ways to add another level of creativity and WOW factor to one’s images. If you are interested in attending this program, email info@assabetvalleycc.com a few days prior to the meeting to request a link to the event. The club’s Zoom room opens at 7pm with a brief business meeting at 7:15pm. The presentation will begin at 7:30pm. For more information, visit www.assabetvalleycc.com.
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"Ruthless, the Musical" Auditions

When:
Where: Theater at the Mount, Mount Wachusett Community College

GARDNER: In Room A110. Director Lorien Corbelletti and Music Director Dave Twiss are looking for a cast of 5 principal adults and one child. Proof of vaccination is required to audition. All auditions are by appointment only. To schedule an audition appointment, call (978) 630-9388 or email box-office@mwcc.mass.edu. Prepare a short vocal selection in the style of the show that shows your abilities and range (bring sheet music if selection is not from the show). An accompanist will be provided. Expect cold-readings from the script. Tap audition for the role of Tina Denmark only (please bring tap shoes.) Performances: June 9-18. Rehearses Sundays, Mondays & Wednesdays. For more information call (978) 630-9162 or visit https://mwcc.edu/campus-life/tam.
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Stow Garden Club Meeting

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Where: Stow Community Center, 509 Great Road

STOW: Stow GardenClub will welcome Christine Paxhia who will present "Peonies: Love of my Life." Paxhia has been a member of the Massachusetts Master Gardeners Speakers Bureau for over ten years.  Her love of peonies began as a child.  Her garden has over 38 varieties of peonies.  Her presentation will include the history of peonies and how to select, install, and care for these much loved plants.  A photographic slideshow will be included.  Non-members are invited to attend, but are asked to pay $5.
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Maundy Thursday

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Where: Aldersgate United Methodist Church, 242 Boston Road (Rt. 4)

CHELMSFORD: A worship service of Tenebrae and Holy Communion. For more information, contact the church office at (978)256-9400 or aldersgatechelmsford@verizon.net, or visit us online at www.aldersgatechelmsford.com or www.facebook.com/aldersgateumc.chelms. All are welcome.
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"Eggs-tra! Eggs-tra!" Easter Egg Hunt

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Where: Aldersgate United Methodist Church, 242 Boston Road (Rt. 4)

CHELMSFORD: Fun activities for the kids include crafts, a movie about the first Easter, and an “egg-citing” Easter egg hunt (held indoors in case of inclement weather). For more information, contact the church office at (978)256-9400 or aldersgatechelmsford@verizon.net, or visit us online at www.aldersgatechelmsford.com or www.facebook.com/aldersgateumc.chelms. All are welcome.
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Free Family Egg Hunt

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Where: First Parish of Sudbury, 327 Concord Road

SUDBURY: Families are invited to hop on over for a FAMILY EGG HUNT, Craft & Snack. There is no fee to attend, but please RSVP to redirector@fpsudbury.org. The event will be held inside if the weather is inclement.
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Jacob Wren Throckmorton Memorial Art Show

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Where: Bedford Council on Aging, 12 Mudge Way

BEDFORD: Jacob's artwork along with pieces submitted by local artists age 55+ will be on display. A reception will be held at 1pm to recognize and honor all artists submitting works. There will also be a Kindness Rock Painting activity from 11am-2pm. Participation is free and open to all. Please contact the Bedford Council on Aging at (781) 275-6825 or COA@bedfordma.gov for detailed information regarding submitting artwork. The event is open to the public and  attendance is free. Donations are welcome and appreciated. All donations are used to help fund COA art programs in Jacob’s name.
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Community Passover Seder

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Where: Chabad Center of Sudbury, 100 Horse Pond Road

SUDBURY: Relive the Exodus, discover the eternal meaning of the Haggadah and enjoy a community Seder complete with hand-baked Matzah, wine and a gourmet dinner spiced with unique traditional customs, melodies, stories and an uplifting community experience. Space is Limited. Advance RSVP is required at www.chabadsudbury.com/seder. Adults $50; Children (2-12) $30.
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Groton Grange Contra Dance

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Where: Groton Grange #7, 80 Champney Street

GROTON: The Contra Banditos will be playing. A donation request of $5 per person; $10 per couple or family will be collected at the door. No experience or partner is needed. Refreshments will be served. Masks are appreciated but not required. Parking allowed only on the Grange side of Champney Street.
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Easter Sunday Service

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Where: TriCon Church

CONCORD: TriCon Church has hosted this Easter morning outdoor service for over 50 years.  Congregate by the flagpole near the Minuteman National Park visitor center, behind the Old North Bridge in Concord, MA.  The service begins at 6:30am. An ecumenical service, it appeals to people of many faith traditions and is open to all who wish to come.  This year we have trumpet music by Molly Callahan and the Easter message will be delivered by one of our Interim Co-Senior Minister, Rev. Richard Edens.  All are welcome to visit TriCon Church’s parish hall after the service for a time of fellowship, hot coffee, and donuts, located at 54 Walden Street.  For more information, visit www.triconchurch.org.
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Easter Sunday Services

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Where: Aldersgate United Methodist Church, 242 Boston Road (Rt. 4)

CHELMSFORD: Also at 10:45am. A full-course breakfast will be served from 7:30-10:30am, with vegan and gluten-free options available. For more information, contact the church office at (978) 256-9400 or aldersgatechelmsford@verizon.net, or visit www.aldersgatechelmsford.com or www.facebook.com/aldersgateumc.chelms. All are welcome.
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Easter Sunday Service

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Where: Acton Congregational Church, 12 Concord Road

ACTON:  All are Welcome.
 
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Alcott Toastmasters Spring Open House

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Where: Monument Hall, 62 Monument Square

CONCORD: A free event open to the public and designed to show what Toastmasters is all about by providing leadership, public speaking, and communication opportunities for personal and professional growth and success. They operate in hybrid mode i.e., you are also welcome to join remotely via Zoom. For more information visit https://alcott.toastmastersclubs.org.
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Tuesday Book Discussion: This Side of Paradise by F. Scott Fitzgerald

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Where: Concord Free Public Library, 129 Main Street

CONCORD: In the Trustees Room. Each month, join other readers to discuss a range of books, from classics to contemporary. Copies of the book will be available at the Main Library circulation desk. The book is also available as an eBook on Hoopla and Libby. CONCORD: In the Trustees Room. Each month, join other readers to discuss a range of books, from classics to contemporary. Copies of the book will be available at the Main Library circulation desk. Also available as an eBook on Hoopla & Libby. Register online at https:// concordlibrary.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/tuesday-book-discussion-this-side-of-paradise-by-f-scott-fitzgerald/
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Become an Adult ESOL or Basic Literacy Tutor! 

When:
Where: Literacy Volunteers of Massachusetts via Zoom

LOWELL: It's a new year...have you been looking for a great volunteer opportunity? If you would like to make a difference in the life of an adult with limited English or basic literacy skills, we’d love to hear from you. Literacy Volunteers of Massachusetts at the Pollard Memorial Library offers free, confidential, one-on-one or small group tutoring on a flexible schedule to adults in the greater Lowell area. You do not need prior teaching experience or knowledge of another language. All you need is an open mind, a desire to help an adult improve their skills, and the ability to meet with your student for 2 hours per week! In-person, remote, and hybrid tutoring options are available. Before being matched with a student you also will be required to successfully complete an 18-hour tutor training. To learn more consider this upcoming Volunteer Information Sessions via Zoom. To RSVP to one of the above sessions, or find out more about the program, contact smiller @lowelllibrary.org or mhartmann @lowelllibrary.org, or call (978) 674-1541.
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The League of Women Voters of Westford Candidate Night

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Where: J.V. Fletcher Library, 50 Main Street

WESTFORD: In the first floor meeting room. Candidates’ Night gives voters an opportunity to hear from those who are running in the May 2 Town election for Select Board, Board of Health, Library Trustees, Town Moderator, Planning Board, and School Committee. Questions for the candidates can be submitted  prior to Candidates’ Night by going to the LWV website at lwv.westford.org. Attendees may also submit written questions during the event. Jo-Ann Berry of the Acton Area League will moderate the evening.
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“Devens Disposition, Where We’re at Now” by Victor Normand and Heather Knowles

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Where: The Congregational Church of Harvard, 5 Still River Road

HARVARD:  Representatives from the Harvard Disposition Jurisdiction Committee will be presenting this informative talk to the community.  Attendees will be updated on the latest developments in the Devens disposition issue, where the stakeholders currently stand, and the importance of making the right decisions for the Town of Harvard.  There will be a question and answer session following the talk.  This non-partition event is hosted by the Harvard Republican Town Committee.  All are welcome and encouraged to attend.
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Marlborough Garden Club April Meeting: Humans and Their Use of Plants

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Where: Saint Matthias Community Hall, 409 Hemenway Street

MARLBOROUGH: Gretel Anspach discusses how people use plants for food, medicine, shelter, clothing, fuel and packaging in daily life. The move from hunter-gatherers to agriculture and then industrial agriculture changed the way humans could live. Gretel asks for donations of a package diapers or wipes to be brought by all attendees to be donated to the Marlborough Community Cupboard instead of a speaking fee.
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The Hazel Project

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Where: Parish Center for the Arts, 10 Lincoln Street

WESTFORD: The PCA Coffeehouse Music Series presents the New England-based band paying tribute to the music written and/or recorded by legendary International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) inductees Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard. At the Parish Center for the Arts (PCA), located at 10 Lincoln Street on Westford Common, bring your own food and drink for a complete evening of entertainment. Doors open at 7pm; show begins at 7:30pm. Limited seating. For tickets and more information, visit pcawestford.org or visit them on Facebook.

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Westford Household Hazardous Waste Collection

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Where: Westford Highway Department, 28 North Street

WESTFORD: The collection is only for Westford households (no businesses) and proof of residency is required. Please note there is a fee. Checks are preferred, made out to Town of Westford. Some types of hazardous waste such as motor oil, batteries (including automotive/tractor lead acid batteries, button batteries, and rechargeable batteries), and fluorescent tubes and light bulbs can be recycled locally, year-round, and for no fee.  For details, please refer to the Westford Recycling Commission's "A to Z list: Where Can My Items be Reused or Recycled" document: (https:// westfordma.gov/DocumentCenter/View/2924/How-to-Recycle-Most-Everything-PDF). For more information, visit www. westfordma.gov/recycling. You can also review your copy of the 2022-2023 Westford Recycling Guide for details on what to bring and what NOT to bring to the collection.
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Craft Class: Felting

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Where: Hazen Memorial Library, 3 Keady Way

SHIRLEY: Join Rachelle Toth at a craft class for adults 18+ and enjoy "Felting" in the Hazen Memorial Library.  Registration is required by calling (978) 425-2620.  This event is sponsored by the Trustees Gift Fund.
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Myles Above in Heaven

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Where: Avidia Financial Center, 17 Pope Street

HUDSON: An intimate support group in the loss of a child. In The Community Room. Info: mylesaboveheaven @gmail.com
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Live Music at Lawrence Library: Hungrytown

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Where: Lawrence Library, 15 Main Street

PEPPERELL: Also 5/13 - Michelle Tucker Quintet. Held in the intimate, smoke-free environment of the Art Gallery.  Light refreshments & Starbucks provided by Friends of the Library. Info: www. lawrencelibrary.org
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Matt Nakoa Songwriter Concert

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Where: The Meetinghouse, 327 Concord Road

SUDBURY: Featuring this singer/songwriter's original songs performed on piano & guitar. All proceeds will go to support Sudbury's historic Meetinghouse! Tickets may be purchased at the door or online in advance Tickets/$25 per person. Visit fpsudbury.org for details and the ticket link. For more info contact office @fpsudbury.org or (978) 443-2043.
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Matt Nakoa Songwriter Classical Concert

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Where: The Meetinghouse, 327 Concord Road

SUDBURY: Featuring this singer/ songwriter's original classical compositions on the newly restored Steinway.  All proceeds will go to support Sudbury's historic Meetinghouse! Tickets may be purchased at the door or online in advance Tickets/$25 per person. Visit fpsudbury.org for details and the ticket link. For more info contact office @fpsudbury.org or (978) 443-2043.
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Council on Aging Board Meeting

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Where: Bedford Council on Aging, 10 Mudge Way

BEDFORD: The Friends of the Bedford Council on Aging (FBCOA) plans to meet on the 3rd Tuesday of April and June. Share what programs you would enjoy on ZOOM and in-person, and give your input on the programs that are now being presented. You DO NOT have to be a member to come to a board meeting. There are people of all ages helping to assist Bedford's senior adults and take part in the many benefits of FBCOA sponsored programs. The Friends of the Bedford Council on Aging (FBCOA) was established as a private, non-profit 501c (3) organization over 20 years ago to financially support the programs and services of the Bedford Council on Aging (COA). It is entirely supported by donations and fundraising. For more information, call (781) 275-6825 or visit www.facebook.com/FBCOA.
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Princeton Arts Society’s Annual Spring Show & Sale

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Where: Princeton Community Center, 206 Worcester Rd. (Post Office Place)

PRINCETON: Surround yourself with art. This is the perfect opportunity to view inspiring works of art and perhaps add a piece to your personal collection. Free and open to the public: May 19, 6-8pm – Opening Reception; May 20, 10am-4pm; May 21, 10am-4pm. All work is by the Society’s members, many of whom are award winning artists widely recognized in their fields. The show includes works in oils, acrylics, watercolors, pastels, photography, and more, including three-dimensional works, with subject matter as varied as artists. Info: www.princetonarts.org.
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Maynard Earth Day Fair

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Where: Maynard Public Library, 77 Nason Street

MAYNARD: Create a collage or journal and share your love of the earth and dreams for the future of Maynard. Find out what local groups in town are doing for the earth. Learn how to transition to sustainable housing, start composting, and so much more. Visit  greenmaynard.org for more information.
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Brush Chipping

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Where: Westford Highway Garage, 28 North Street

WESTFORD: Please unload your brush as directed by the Highway Department personnel. Proof of Westford residency required. Accepted: Brush and branches up to 3 inches in diameter and 10 feet in length. Must be average residential brush categories and reasonable amounts: A load ranges from a trunk to pickup truck ­ volume, includes tow behind a full trailer. Not accepted: Building materials (e.g., fences, boards), land clearing materials and debris (e.g., roots, bushes, anything mixed with poison ivy), grass, and leaves. Cost: $10 per load, checks only, payable to the Town of Westford, deposited in the marked container.
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Chelmsford Friends of the Library Spring Book Sale

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Where: Chelmsford Town Offices' Gym, 50 Billerica Road

CHELMSFORD: The sale will be April 28 9am-7:30pm, April 29 9am-2pm. There'll be plenty of fiction, children's books, biography, history, cookbooks, sciences, social sciences, DVDs, CDs and Audiobooks.  All proceeds help support library programs and services.
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Chopped for Charity Gala

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Where: Nashawtuc Country Club

CONCORD/MAYNARD: Acclaimed local chefs Ben Elliot of Concord’s Saltbox Kitchen, Matt Kenah of Acton-based WECO Hospitality, and Kelcy Scolnick of Winchester’s Wright-Locke Farm will compete with television and radio personality Chef Joe Gatto as the Master of Ceremonies. VIP tickets are $200 and include preferred seating, a private reception, meet the chefs, and a high-end spirit tasting. General Admission is $150 per person. Tickets are available at Opentable.org/chopped.
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Littleton Lyceum 2022-23 Season: Five O'Clock Shadow

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Where: Littleton Lyceum, LHS Performing Arts Ctr., 56 King Street

LITTLETON: The wildly popular a cappella group. Admission is just $25 for an entire family for all four programs in the season. For more information, visit www.littletonlyceum.org.
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"Walk in Their Shoes" Community Fundraiser

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Where: Great Brook Farm

CARLISLE: Fundraiser to benefit Axium Education in bringing high quality educational programming, options and opportunities to students in deeply disadvantaged villages in rural South Africa. Gather your friends and family for this year’s 5K walk (approximately 1 hour) - the distance that children typically walk to and from school in rural South Africa, over much more challenging terrain. More details will be provided upon registration. Visit www.ubuntuconnects/walk to sign up to walk/donate or sponsor a walker. The suggested minimum donation is $35.
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A Tale of Two

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Where: 1st Congregational Church, 14 Mountain Road

PRINCETON: Princeton Arts Society presents again by popular demand, A Tale of Two. The duo combines the best of Americana and blues melodies with timeless Southern storytelling. The award-winning vocalist Stephanie Adlington and guitarist Aaron Lessard draw influence from the likes of Patsy Cline, Tom Waits, and Hank Williams Sr. Suggested donation: $10.
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Safer Homes, Safer Community Gun Buyback Program

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Where: St. Matthew’s UMC, 435 Central Street

ACTON: AB Cares is once again partnering with the Acton and Boxborough Police Departments and the Middlesex Sheriff’s Office to host a gun buyback initiative. Individuals turning in unwanted firearms are asked to transport them to the site unloaded and in the trunk of their car. Ammunition will be accepted as well. No ID required, no questions asked - and each person turning in a firearm will have the option of receiving a gift card to a local grocery store. All firearms and ammunition will be handled by the Middlesex Sheriff’s Office and will be destroyed by the Massachusetts State Police. For more information, visit bit.ly/ABcares, or contact the AB Cares coalition at abcarescoalition@gmail.com or (978) 263-1777.
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"The Power of Angels" 2023 Kitty Angels Fundraiser

When:
Where: Treasures Antiques and Collectables, 106 Ponemah Road (Route 122)

AMHERST, NH: Yes, pets are always welcome! The kitties and vendors have taken the necessary precautions and are excited to have you get out of the house and come visit with them for some fabulous finds, great “free” entertainment and most important of all, to help Kitty Angels! Interested in becoming a vendor at the event? Contact Sherry or Rick Tobin, at (603) 672-2535.
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Habitat for Humanity Annual Spring Breakfast

When:
Where: First Parish of Bolton, 673 Main Street

BOLTON: Keynote speaker is local author Roxana Trabulsi. For more information, contact Diana Sinkus at (978) 348-2749; diana@ncmhabitat.org; www.ncmhabitat.org
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Project Bread’s The Walk for Hunger

When:
Where: Boston Common

BOSTON: One of Massachusetts’ most iconic events is back! The Commonwealth’s largest and oldest day of community action against hunger, is seeking walkers for a new 3-mile route. Back in-person for the first time since 2019, the one-day fundraising event features plenty of family-friendly activations along the 3-mile loop. The Walk for Hunger is a fundraiser that supports Project Bread’s work to raise awareness for food insecurity and increase food access for people of all ages in Massachusetts. In its 55th year, Project Bread invites you to help raise more than $1million to support food assistance resources and sustainable policy solutions to end hunger. To register for the event and create a personal or team fundraising page for the Walk for Hunger or to make a donation, visit projectbread.org/walk or call (617) 723-5000.
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The Poetry at the Library Series

When:
Where: Concord Free Public Library, 129 Main Street

CONCORD: In the Goodwin Forum. Join us for an in-person afternoon with Jordan Escobar (Men with the Throats of Birds) and Adam Scheffler (Heartworm). [Learn More and Register]
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Nashoba Symphonic Band Concert

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Where: Nashoba Regional High School, Route 117 (12 Green Road GPS)

BOLTON: “Fiendish Finales!” includes a complete performance of Robert W. Smith's Symphony No.1 The Divine Comedy, based on the writings of Dante: Inferno, Purgatorio, Ascension, and Paradiso. The work is aptly framed by the Rakoczy March from Berlioz's Damnation of Faust, and March “Gloria” by Frank Hoyt Losey. Admission is free and open to the public. Info: https://nashobamusic.wordpress.com/nashoba-symphonic-band.
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Sally Naser: How to Capture Wildlife in the Wild

When:
Where: The Groton Inn

GROTON: Free! Sally Naser, the director of conservation restriction (a.k.a. easement) stewardship for The Trustees of Reservations in MA. She’s also worked for the Appalachian Trail Conservancy and is a skilled camera trapper who has snagged photos and videos of a wide array of wildlife. This is part of the GCT annual meeting, so stay tuned for more information - www.gctrust.org.
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Paying for College Without Going Broke

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Where: Lawrence Library, 15 Main Street

PEPPERELL: The Lawrence Library is hosting "Paying for College Without Going Broke" webinar focusing on exploring the complex world of need-based and merit-based financial aid. Parents and students will learn strategies for lowering their EFC (Expected Family Contribution), the new FAFSA rules, and tips for optimizing college admissions and scholarships. Register in advance by visiting https:// bit.ly/lawrence5.