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AGENDA (SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

7:00 PM Sergeant Promotion Ceremony for John Geary and Lars Anderson
Town Clerk Carol Mayer to conduct the swearing-in

7:10 PM Police Chief Robert Meaney
Discuss traffic control devices

7:25 PM Jean Mineo
Discuss cultural grant

7:35 PM Medfield Energy Committee
Discuss plan for Medfield to become a Green Community

8:00 PM Public Hearing — Application to solicit Brent Morgan on behalf of Vivint Solar Co., Canton

NEW BUSINESS
Selectmen are invited to attend Eagle Court of Honor for Samuel Q. Johnson on Saturday November 7 2:00 PM at the United Church of Christ

Other business that may arise


 

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Dec. 4, 2015 Holiday Stroll

List of Locations/Events as of Oct. 16, 2015
Contact: Jean Mineo 508-242-9991 or JeanMineo@aol.com

1 Brothers Marketplace, 446 Main Street
4:30 – 6:30 Cookie Decorating Party, Open House, Live Music
Bring the kids and personalize Brothers’ classic holiday cookies with your
favorite colorful frostings and edible decorations. While you’re there, sample a
delicious selection of house made holiday items for your table. Live music
provided by Medfield High and Blake School Singers.

2 Location TBD: Town Hall OR Gazebo? Contact: Ron Gustavson
4 – 6:30, Ice sculpture carving demonstration by Donald Chappelle of
Brilliant Ice Sculpture

3 Zullo Gallery, 456 Main Street
4 – 9 pm, artisan’s work for sale

4 Medfield Library, 468 Main Street
4 – 9 pm, artisan’s work for sale
4:30 pm, Children’s performer Jeannie Mack presents Winter Songs: Fun,
interactive program with songs about all things winter. Suggested ages 1 – 6.

5 United Church of Christ, 496 Main Street
4- 9 pm, artisan’s work for sale
7:30 community carol sing

6 Park Street Books, 504 Main Street
TBD, Pictures with Santa

7 Baxter Park, Corner of Main and Spring streets
6:30 – 7:15 Performers from M.E.M.O’sjoy to the World singing contest,
Holiday Tree Lighting, and carol sing-a-long


 

BSA-2

Jeninifer Weis-Rothstein
6 Richardson St.
Medway, MA 02053

September 28, 2015

Selectman Richard DeSorgher
Medfield Town Hall
459 Main Street
Medfield, MA 02052

Dear Selectman DeSorgher,

Samuel Q. Johnson has earned the rank of Eagle Scout, which is the highest honor awarded by the Boy Scouts of America. He will receive this award at an Eagle Court of Honor on Saturday, November 7, 2014. The ceremony will take place at the United Church of Christ, 496 Main Street, Medfield, MA at 2:00 PM. Your presence at the ceremony would be a great honor.

For his Eagle Project, Sam designed and constructed a bridge to cross a creek at the Kingsbury Grist Mill in Medfield. After the construction was completed, the path leading to the bridge was cleared of weeds and bushes. Sam has been involved in Scouting for 10 years, has earned 33 Merit Badges, and has held the positions of Patrol Leader, Senior Patrol Leader and Instructor. ·

Boy Scout Troop 10 is proud of its Scouts who attain the rank of Eagle. Since only a small percentage of all Scouts reach this rank, an appropriate commemorative citation from your office to the above named Scout would be especially appreciated. The citation may be sent to:

Jennifer Weis-Rothstein
6 Richardson St.
Medway, MA 02053

Sincerely,

Jennifer Weis-Rothstein
Eagle Committee Chair
Troop 10, Medfield
Old Colony Council, BSA
508-321-1304

RSVP requested

MHS Theatre Society 10/24 & 25

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Summer doings – Julius Caesar 7/18-19

Before the Energy Committee meeting last night I had a few minutes, so I listened in on a rehearsal for the Gazebo Players of Medfield’s upcoming performance of Julius Caesar, coming July 18 & 19.

Medfield Gazebo Players' Julius Caesar

Zullo Gallery is doing its Thursday evening dinner tonight, and MEMO its concert.  Great time of year.

Summer movies

The library is looking to show movies outdoors at 8PM on Tuesday nights this July and August.  This letter came to the selectmen from the new Director –


June 25, 2015

Board of Selectmen Town Hall
459 Main Street
Medfield MA 02052

Dear Selectmen,

I am writing to request the use of the Town Green (near Gazebo) for showing outdoor family movies as part of the library’s programming this summer. Through the Friend’s of the Medfield Public Library, we were able to purchase a large, inflatable screen that can be set up and taken down easily. The movies to be shown will only be rated G or PG and the showings will be free to the public, with popcorn provided by the library.  A staff member will be present during the entire showing of the movie and the library will be responsible for taking down the equipment and cleaning up the area.

I have shown outdoor movies at my previous library and they are a great hit, offering a kind of drive-in appeal, with kids coming in their pajamas with their sleeping bags!

We are considering showing the movies on Tuesday evenings, beginning at 8:00 pm throughout July and August.

If you need any more information, please let me know. Thank you for your consideration.

Warmest Regards,

/Kristen M. Chin/
Library Director
Medfield Memorial Public Library

Pahty Saturday night…Zullo…FUN!

Here are 3 BIG reasons not to miss the Zullo Art Festival & Party THIS Saturday…
1. Last year’s event was a blast! People were talking about it for days after, and those who missed out said, “I wished I had gone — I heard it was a lot of fun.” So don’t be one of those people with regrets! Get your tickets now for $75 each at the Medfield Public Library, online by clicking here, or at the “door” (aka the tent flap)!

2. GREAT music & art. The Fathoms are back playing great beachy, danceable tunes, and there is more art up for sale this year than ever! The selection includes newly painted small pieces, as well as BIG hidden treasures among the 100+ pieces that were donated through this year’s new art drive. A ticket to the festival and party gives you access to the sale, including some highly valuable treasures!

3. Open bar for beer/wine…delicious food donated by numerous local establishments (see below)…a live auction (with Jerry Potts as auctioneer; see some featured items below)…PLUS, a new “Mystery Wine Grab!” Just pay a small price to get a bottle of wine that’s been wrapped from view, and hope that you get one of the ones worth a lot more than you paid!

Auction items include:

Chatham Getaway…Broadway Show & Transportation…Kurt Jackson Birthday Party…Zullo for Private Party…and more!

Food & beverage donated by numerous places, including:

Basil Restaurant
Blue Moon Bagel Café
Bullard’s Market
Brothers Market
Casa Bella Pizza
Go Fresh
Honey’s Cafe & Bakery
Ice House at Kingsbury
Jing’s Garden II
Mangia Pizza
Medfield Wine and Spirits
Noon Hill Grill
Sam Adams Brewery
Shapiro Produce
Susan Goddard Catering
Takara
Zebra Wine & Bistro (oysters again!)

REMEMBER: festival proceeds benefit our wonderful nonprofit Zullo Gallery in the heart of downtown Medfield. We all know what a gem it is for our community! Come on out and help to support it!

Make art this Sat. at 2PM

The Thistle project is community made art that will be installed this spring at the former Medfield State Hospital site.  A thistle is the pink prickly thing on the table in the photo, which are easily made with simple instructions.  The thistles will be wrapped around trees at the MSH site.

Jean Mineo invited you to her event
Thistle Making Workshop
Saturday, March 28 at 2:00pm
Medfield Public Library in Medfield, Massachusetts
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Free and open to the public, drop in for as long as you like. All materials provided. “Thistles” is an art installation made from plastic cable ties, wrapped around trees. You are invited to learn how

MCPE auction

The Medfield Coalition for Public Education’s online auction is on, with very personal items sure to please and interest Medfield kids, but act fast as the auction is over next Thursday –


MCPE’s Online Auction of Treasured Experiences opens TODAY, Thursday, March 26th, and runs through April 2nd!

Back by popular demand, MCPE is offering its most popular treasured experiences from auctions and raffles past.  Kids and parents alike love these one-of-a-kind items, and our teachers and administrators love to give back!  Please bid high on the items and allow MCPE to continue funding future grants that benefit Medfield schools! To bid on our great auction items, please visit our website

Moxie Strings concert 3/19 at MHS

From the Medfield Music Association –


The Moxie Strings to perform in Medfield

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The nationally known music of The Moxie Strings is coming to Medfield for a special performance from 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, March 19 in the MHS Lowell Mason Auditorium.

 

Tickets for The Moxie Strings are on sale at Park Street Books — $10 for adults, $5 for students and senior citizens; they are also available online at medfieldmusicassociation.com.

 

The trio – known for its “electrifying combination” of a fiddler, cellist and drummer/percussionist – will travel from Michigan to perform for the Medfield community and conduct day-time clinics for Medfield orchestra students.

 

“This is a unique opportunity to see a nationally known music group right here in Medfield. Fans of live music will not want to miss it. Prior to the concert our music students will be treated to valuable hands-on learning from the nationally acclaimed act,” said Brenna Hayden, Orchestra Director for Medfield Public Schools.

 

The Moxie Strings consists of fiddler, Diana Ladio; cellist, Alison Lynn; and drummer/percussionist Fritz McGirr. They are known for their “feel-good melodies and foot-stomping, rock-influenced rhythms”, and their ability to put a fresh and enticing spin on Celtic and Americana music.

 

Ladio, Lynn and McGirr hold Bachelor of Music degrees in music performance and music education, which have given each the technical foundation to explore the limits of his/her instrument, and helped the group build a reputation for musical excellence. The Moxie Strings write the majority of their pieces, and also arrange traditional tunes from many countries.

 

The Moxie Strings have taught enrichment clinics in over 60 schools throughout the U.S., and have also presented on their research and methodologies to many teachers at music education professional development conferences. Through their clinics Ladio and Lunn aim to create equipped creative well rounded musicians.

 

The Moxie Strings event is supported in part by a grant from the Medfield Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency. The Medfield Music Association is also helping to sponsor the program.

Free concert at UCC Saturday at 7PM

Email today from David Domeshek –


Wanted to let you know about a fun concert in Medfield this Saturday at 7pm, featuring some really good musicians playing an “eclectic” program of pop, R&B, “great American songbook” standards, gospel and blues. Heidi Willson, a wonderful singer, will front a 9-piece band comprising professional musicians — oh yes, and me (the amateur who’s in way over his head!) — many of whom Heidi knows from her days in the U.S. Navy Band (no slouch outfit).

 

The concert begins at 7pm sharp in the sanctuary at UCC Medfield (496 Main Street – Rte. 109), and will run about an hour. Best of all, it’s FREE.

 

If you’re around and available, hope to see you there!

 

Regards,
-David Domeshek
(508) 873-7068

Angel Run video

The Medfield.TV video of the Angel Run is now online, per the email below this AM from Rose Colleran, co-chair of the Angel Run –


Hi All – I thought you may be interested in checking out the video Medfield TV created for us.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xj_W2OmLjLo&feature=em-upload_owner

Rose Colleran

Nutrition & Fitness Counseling
www.rosecolleran.com

 

617-947-4896
Check out my blog: Healthy Food for Hectic Lives