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Marlborough Garden Club May Meeting: What is Wrong with My Houseplant?

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Where: Saint Matthias Community Hall, 409 Hemenway Street

MARLBOROUGH: Discuss what is wrong with your houseplants and how to fix them so they live long happy lives. Bonnie Power will cover how to identify the issues, the solutions and what you should never do to your plants. From common pests, over and under watering, light needs and fertilizers, all will be covered so your green friends will thrive in your home.
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Marlborough Garden Club Plant Sale

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Where: Whitcomb Middle School, 25 Union Street

MARLBOROUGH: Their famous selection of plants dug from yards and gardens in Marlborough are going to make great additions to your landscape. Join us in supporting the beatification and scholarship funds while purchasing plants for your yard or for gifts as well as trying your luck at our raffles for gift cards to local businesses. You will find vegetables, shrubs, ground covers and perennials for sun, shade and every light condition in between. Native plants and pollinator plants will be identified to help attract bees and beneficial animals and insects to your yard. Soil testing for pH will also be available for free, so remember to bring your dirt if you haven't had it tested recently.
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Live Music at Lawrence Library: Michelle Tucker Quintet

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Where: Lawrence Library, 15 Main Street

PEPPERELL: 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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Musicians from PEI Return to the Congregational Church of Littleton

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Where: Congregational Church of Littleton, 330 King Street

LITTLETON: Enjoy more finger-snappin', toe-tappin' tunes from Prince Edward Island, Canadian neighbors. Gordon Belsher and Cynthia MacLeod will perform. (Doors open at 6:30pm). Tickets are $22 per person plus fees, available at https://ccolpeiMay2023.eventbrite.com. Refunds are available until 30 days before the concert. All sales are in advance with none available at the door. Your Eventbrite receipt serves as your entry ticket. There is ample parking at CCoL,  330 King Street (Route 2A). Please enter through the lower front doors on the left. The current COVID policy at the church recommends face coverings but does not mandate them.
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Sounds of Stow: Voices Rising

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Where: Groton Hill Music Center

GROTON: The program includes works by Antonin Dvorak, Mozart, Johannes Brahms, and a new, appealing work by Peter Boyer, On Music’s Wings. Please visit www.soundsofstow.org for details.
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Annual Yard and Crafts Sale

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Where: First United Methodist Church, 34 Felton Street

HUDSON: Being held in conjunction with Hudson Fest. The sale will be held outdoors, weather permitting or indoors in our large gathering hall. More information is available at (978) 562-2932 or www.hudsonfumc.gmail.com.
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LSCO 50th Anniversary Gala Concert

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Where: Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School, 390 Lincoln Road

SUDBURY: Music Director Alfonso Piacentini will lead the orchestra, and guest  conductors Pip Moss and Luca Antonucci, both former conductors of the orchestra will also be featured. Admission is a suggested donation of $20. Info: www.lscivicorchestra.org
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Nashoba Symphonic Band Concert

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

BOLTON: “Fitting Codas!” features classics of concert band repertoire, including Symphonic Dance No.3 “Fiesta” by Clifton Williams, Pines of the Appian Way by Ottorino Respighi, and selections from the musical, Man of LaMancha, as well as music performed by graduating members of the Nashoba Symphonic Band. Admission is free and open to the public. Info: https://nashobamusic.wordpress.com/nashoba-symphonic-band/
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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 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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Habitat for Humanity North Central MA 0.0 Race

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Where: Sterling Street Brewery

CLINTON: For more information, contact Diana Sinkus at (978) 348-2749; diana@ncmhabitat.org; www.ncmhabitat.org
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Habitat for Humanity North Central MA Building Dreams Golf Tournament

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Where: Red Tail Golf Course

DEVENS: For more information, contact Diana Sinkus at (978) 348-2749; diana@ncmhabitat.org; www.ncmhabitat.org
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Habitat for Humanity North Central MA The Toast to Hope

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Where: Devens Common Center, 31 Andrews Parkway

DEVENS: For more information, contact Diana Sinkus at (978) 348-2749; diana@ncmhabitat.org; www.ncmhabitat.org