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Medfield High School students, Ben O’Neil, Brandon Sahr, and Owen Brand, are offering to do the shopping for Medfield residents who cannot do so for themselves because of COVID-19 concerns.
Orders must be place at their website (the link is below) and there is no charge.
“COVID-19 puts our community at risk, and some people are at a greater risk than others. It may be difficult for these people to achieve once previously basic tasks outside their homes due to the chance of infection. Therefore, we decided to create this program based upon bringing groceries to those in our community who are at risk when doing so themselves.”
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Melissa Coughlin, RN, Medfield resident, Board of Health volunteer, shares her coronavirus story from atop the Brigham and Women’s Hospital – from the Boston Globe – Hear her story


The COVID-19 crisis impacting the world around us is having its own effects right here in Medfield. As of April 23, 2020, Medfield has seen 23 confirmed cases of novel coronavirus with 14 recoveries. But beyond those catching this disease, many of your friends and neighbors have been impacted through job losses or other hardships.
As the Local Foundation serving our town, the Medfield Foundation, Inc. (MFi) launched the Medfield COVID-19 Relief Fund in March to assist with those individuals who find themselves experiencing significant financial challenges caused by the COVID-19 public health emergency.
To date, more than 140 individuals and organizations have contributed to the Medfield COVID-19 Relief Fund. We continue to receive requests from local residents experiencing financial hardships and anticipate this will continue into the coming months as this crisis stretches on. Through the generous donations received, we’ve been able to help. Here are some comments from just a few people who have received support from the fund.
“I’m so grateful to have received help with my rent. Being home all day is pretty tough on the psyche, where all one can think about is impending hardship. Knowing my rent is taken care of is a huge weight off my shoulders and I am so grateful for the help I’ve received. Thank you so much for everything.”
“When you are told that there are people that care about their community to donate something they have that others don’t, it means so much. It really took a lot of pressure off me so I thank you with all my heart…my guardian angel.”
“I would love to share that I am a single mom of four children… I’ve been out of work for three weeks, still waiting on my unemployment, and it is so nice to know that this program is there and helping so many. I can’t say enough good about this amazing program. God bless and thank you so very much.”
“I don’t know what to say. You saved 3 people.”
“Thanks for the good news and to all the donors who are supporting each and everyone in a time like this when most hope is gone.”
A special thank you to the following local organizations:
In addition to these donations, a local business, Kate Image Photography Studio created the Front Steps Project Medfield with proceeds benefiting the Medfield Foundation Medfield COVID-19 Relief Fund. Katie Ntasios, owner of Kate Image, donates her time to take “socially distanced” family photos to document the experience. Families that participate are encouraged to make a donation to the Medfield COVID-19 Relief Fund. Thank you to the many families that have already participated and made donations. For more information or to schedule your photo please visit https://www.kateimage.com/.
In order to meet the immediate and future local need, it is our hope that additional generous donors will join us to support the good work being done during these challenging and uncertain times. Information on how to donate can be found online at https://www.medfieldfoundation.org/give. If you would like to send a check, please make it payable to Medfield Foundation and mail it to Medfield Foundation, PO Box 745, Medfield, MA 02052. All distributions from the fund are made after review by local social service professionals.
If you have been severely impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak and your family is in need of emergency assistance, we want to help. Please visit our website at https://www.medfieldfoundation.org/covid-19 to submit our online request form to receive support. Someone will follow up directly with you. Assistance comes in many forms including financial support. All information is kept strictly confidential.
If you would like more information before donating, contact Evan Weisenfeld, Medfield Foundation President (508-740-4367 or evan@medfieldfoundation.org or Abby Marble, Medfield Foundation Treasurer (508-361-9825 email treasurer@medfieldfoundation.org).
Did you know…
The Medfield Foundation (MFi) is a 100% volunteer run 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable corporation whose mission is to enrich the lives of Medfield residents, build a stronger community, and facilitate raising and allocation of private funds for public needs in the town of Medfield. Since its inception in 2001, MFi has raised over $3 million to support community-wide initiatives in Medfield.
MFi was founded on the realization that some residents were interested in contributing more than town taxes to support projects and services that would enrich life in Medfield. Annual fundraising revenue varies each year as the initiatives and needs in the town change. For additional information please visit https://medfieldfoundation.org.
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Posted in Charity, COVID-19, Medfield Foundation

Call this Friday from 9 AM to 10 AM about any town issues – my new social distancing office hours.
Residents are welcome to ask and/or talk about any town matters.
I can be reached at 508-359-9190.
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Click here for more information about the coronavirus (COVID-19)
April 27, 2020 5:17 PMThe Board of Health announced four additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Medfield. Four cases have also recovered. The current case numbers are:
27 confirmed cases
18 recovered
In addition, the Medfield Board of Health released a memo regarding recommendations for facial coverings. The memo is posted on the Town’s COVID-19 webpage.

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April 27, 2020 in Entertainment, Events, Medfield Cultural Alliance, Music
The attached list has been compiled by the Town of Medfield for community members to know what services are available in the community as businesses adapt to the COVID-19 situation. Please confirm offerings with establishment directly.
COMMENTS/SUGGESTIONS FEATURE: We have enabled comments/suggestions feature on this document. We are encouraging both business owners/managers and customers to alert us of a change by adding a comment or suggestion to this document. Open in Google Docs HERE (no sign-in required).
Open for Business in Medfield, MA
The following list has been compiled by the Town of Medfield for community members to know what services are available in the community as businesses adapt to the COVID-19 situation. CONFIRM OFFERINGS WITH ESTABLISHMENT DIRECTLY.
COMMENTS/SUGGESTIONS FEATURE: We have enabled comments/suggestions feature on this document. We are encouraging both business owners/managers and customers to alert us of a change by adding a comment or suggestion to this document.
While some retail has closed, many are adopting an delivery, mailing, pick-up or online model:

TOWN OF MEDFIELD
MEETING
NOTICE
Posted in accordance with the provisions of MGL Chapter 39 Section 23A, as amended
Due to the COVID-19 emergency, this meeting will take place remotely. Members of the public who wish to view or listen to the meeting may do so by joining via the web, or a conference call.
Board of Selectmen
Board or Committee
| PLACE OF MEETING | DAY, DATE, AND TIME |
| Remote Meeting held on Zoom | Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at 7:00 pm |
Agenda (Subject to Change)
7:00 PM Call to Order
Disclosure of video recording
We want to take a moment of appreciation for our Troops serving around the globe in defense of our country
Appointments
Roberta Lynch to provide an update on the Council on Aging
Kathy McDonald to provide an update on Medfield Youth Outreach
Discussion (potential votes)
Board of Selectmen to discuss COVID-19 Operations/Action
Action Items
FY2021 Budget
Annual/Capital Budget
Annual Town Meeting Warrant Articles
Town Administrator Update
Next Meeting Dates
Annual Town Election moved to Monday, May 4, 2020
Annual Town Meeting moved to Monday, June 15, 2020
Selectmen Reports
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“Aura at Medfield” from Mayrock Development LLC (applicant), with respect to property located at 50 Peter Kristof Way (owned by Beckwith Post #110 Inc.); Assessors’ Map 48, Lot 029; RS Zoning District with Primary Aquifer Overlay. The application is for a Comprehensive Permit under MGL Chapter 40B, Sections 20 through 23 as amended, to allow construction of a multi-family residential development that will consist of 56 non age-restricted rental units (1 BR, 2 BR, and 3 BR) with appurtenant driveways, parking areas, landscaping, utility systems, and stormwater management system. There will be 14 affordable units and 42 market rate units.
*Rents subject to change in 2021.
Tenants will pay own Gas Heat, Gas Hot Water, Gas Cooking Electricity, Water and Sewer.
Medfield Meadows Apartments is a 24-unit rental apartment community located on Hennery Way (formerly 41 Dale Street) in Medfield. 6 of these apartments will be made available through this application process and rented to households with incomes at or below 80% of the Area Median Income. Medfield Meadows is situated in a coveted location, just a short walk to Medfield’s vibrant town center which features Starbucks, Dunkins, Brother’s Market, and many other shops and restaurants. These apartments also provide convenient access to Routes 27, 109 and 95 and Legacy Place. All units have a private balcony, hardwood floors, tiled bathroom, keyless entry, smart thermostats, in unit laundry, stainless steel appliances and stone worktops.
MAXIMUM Household Income Limits:
Completed Applications and Required Income Documentation must be delivered, or postmarked, by 2 pm on June 15th, 2020. Applications postmarked by the deadline must be received no later than 5 business days from the deadline.
A Public Info Session will be held on May 18th 2020 at 6 pm via: A YouTube Livestream at https://youtu.be/6b8l05Z0lA8 (or just type “SEB Housing” in YouTube and click on the thumbnail for Medfield Meadows Information Session) AND by Conference Call at 425.436.6200 (Access Code 862627)
The Lottery will be on June 25th 2020 at 6pm via: A YouTube Livestream at https://youtu.be/3m-6A-s5p9k (or just type “SEB Housing” in YouTube and click on the thumbnail for Medfield Meadows Lottery) AND by Conference Call at 425.436.6200 (Access Code 862627)For Lottery Information and Applications, or for reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities, go to http://www.sebhousing.com or call (617) 782-6900 (x1) and leave a message or postal mail SEB Housing, 257 Hillside Ave, Needham MA 02494.
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Please contact:
Alison Borrelli, Sales Associate, Realtor, Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Commonwealth Real Estate
1089 Great Plain Avenue, Needham, MA 02492
P: 617.257.3012
Unit 101: One Bedroom $1714
| Affordable Rental Opportunity at the brand-new Hillside Village! This spacious one-bedroom unit features custom cabinets in the kitchen with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and wood flooring. Wall-to-wall carpet in the main living area, bedroom and study with plenty of natural light. The unit also has central air, a washer, dryer and storage unit in the basement. INCOME RESTRICTIONS APPLY. Household size: 1 person max is $62,450, 2 person max is $71,400. Email list agent or see attached documents for more information. A great opportunity to live in a brand new apartment – just a mile from Medfield Town Center offering restaurants, shops, supermarket, library and more. No Pets. |
Unit 102: Two Bedroom $1,923
| Welcome to the brand-new Hillside Village! This spacious two-bedroom unit features custom cabinets in the kitchen with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and wood flooring. Wall-to-wall carpet in the main living area, bedrooms and study with plenty of natural light. The unit also has central air, a washer, dryer and storage unit in the basement. INCOME RESTRICTIONS APPLY. Household size: 1 person max is $62,450, 2 person max is $71,400, 3 person max is $80,300 and 4 person max is $89,200. Email list agent for more information. A great opportunity to live in a brand new apartment – just a mile from Medfield Town Center offering restaurants, shops, supermarket, library and more. No Pets. |
Unit 202: Two Bedroom $1923
| Welcome to the brand-new Hillside Village! This spacious two-bedroom unit features custom cabinets in the kitchen with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and wood flooring. Wall-to-wall carpet in the main living area, bedrooms with plenty of natural light. The unit also has central air, a washer, dryer and storage unit in the basement. INCOME RESTRICTIONS APPLY. Household size: 1 person max is $62,450, 2 person max is $71,400, 3 person max is $80,300 and 4 person max is $89,200. Email list agent for more information. A great opportunity to live in a brand new apartment – just a mile from Medfield Town Center offering restaurants, shops, supermarket, library and more. No Pets. |
Unit 205: Three Bedroom 2,129
| Welcome to the brand-new Hillside Village! This spacious three-bedroom unit features custom cabinets in the kitchen with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and wood flooring. Wall-to-wall carpet in the main living area and bedrooms with plenty of natural light. The unit also has central air, a washer, dryer and storage unit in the basement. INCOME RESTRICTIONS APPLY. Household size: 1 person max is $62,450, 2 person max is $71,400, 3 person max is $80,300, 4 person max is $89,200, 5 person max is $96,350 and 6 person max is $103,500. Email list agent for more information. A great opportunity to live in a brand new apartment – just a mile from Medfield Town Center offering restaurants, shops, supermarket, library and more. No Pets. |
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