Osler ”Pete” Peterson
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Town Administrator, Kristine Trierweiler’s October report is out
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Veterans Day, Medfield – Thank you Legion!

Go to Medfield Patch to see the photographs taken by Colleen Sullivan, a real photographer, who must have been using a real camera with a real flash.
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Select Board agenda for 11/14/2023

Select Board 11/14/2023
To join online, use this link: https://medfield-net.zoom.us/j/88530366678?pwd=clhLODVKcnlDN3dFTDJWQjBCVzJ5Zz09
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MBTA Communities Zoning workshop 12/14 at 6PM at PSB
From Maria De La Fuente, Director of Land Use and Planning –

Medfield MBTA Zoning Initiative- Thursday, December 14th at 6 pm in the Public Safety Building, first-floor Training Room
This is an in-person public workshop to discuss the required zoning changes mandated by M.G.L. c. 40A §3A (also known as “Multi-Family Zoning Requirement for MBTA Communities” or “MBTA Zoning”). The primary purpose of this meeting is to be an informational meeting for the public led by Medfield’s MBTA Consultant, Emily Innes from Innes Associates.
Topics covered will include:
● What is MBTA Zoning?
● What are the recent amendments to the MBTA Zoning requirements and how do they affect us?
● Q&A
● Public feedback to the consultant and Planning Board
We encourage the members of the public who wish to actively participate to attend in person. More information on MBTA Zoning can be found here: http://bit.ly/Medfield-MBTA
Maria De La Fuente
Director of Land Use and Planning
459 Main Street
Medfield, MA 02052
(508) 906-3027
mdelafuente@medfield.net
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IE Zoning District visioning session 12/4 at 6PM at PSB
From Maria De La Fuente, Director of Land Use and Planning –

Medfield Economic Development Visioning Project- Monday, December 4th at 6 pm in the Public Safety Building, first-floor Training Room
This is an in-person public workshop to discuss what types of businesses or amenities residents would like to see in Medfield’s Industrial-Extensive (IE) district, and to learn how the district can evolve to support heightened economic activity. This workshop is being offered in partnership with the Metropolitan Area Planning Council. The event will include a presentation of initial project findings and a discussion of community members’ priorities for the area. We encourage the members of the public who wish to actively participate to attend in person.
Please register via the link below to join us and share your vision for the IE district!
Registration: https://mapc.ma/IEVision
For questions, meeting needs, or more information, contact Abigail Bliss at abliss@mapc.org or 617-933-0722. All Medfield residents and business owners are encouraged to attend.
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Nancy Irwin honored
Provided by Donna Knott – (read Colleen Sullivan’s complete Medfield Patch article here) –
Nancy Irwin Awarded The Municipal Award
Congratulations to Medfield’s Nancy Irwin for being awarded the Municipal Award from MassRecycle.
Colleen M. Sullivan,Patch Mayor
Posted Tue, Oct 3, 2023 at 9:49 am ETReply
Municipal Award from MassRecycle given to Nancy Irwin (Courtesy Image)

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11/5 is last date to get the 2023 Angel Run shirt
View this email in your browser![]() The MFi Angel Run 5K is back! Join us for the 18th running (or walking) on Sunday, December 3th at 12:30pm. ![]() ![]() Early bird registrations received by Sunday, November 5th are $30.00 per person and include the 2023 Angel Run shirt. The Angel Run 5K is a high quality community “fun” raiser and family event. It brings members of our community together during a festive time of year to generate funds in support of Medfield residents in need. In 2006, family and friends created the run in remembrance of Natasha Domeshek. The Medfield Foundation Inc. (MFi) took up the holiday tradition in 2012 and has raised over $280,000 with your help. Please continue the tradition of helping Medfield residents in need and register to run in 2023. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Standard Registration Standard registration fees after November 5th, 2023 are $35.00 per person and DO NOT include an Angel Run shirt. On-line registration will close on Sunday, November 19, 2023 at 11:59 pm. In-person registration the day of the event will be available. Competitive Runners Are you a competitive runner? Be sure to arrive early to secure your spot at the front of the main group as there is no separate start. There are no minimum times required – you know if you can keep up with the pack. The Route The Angel Run course is a USATF certified 5K. The Angel Run utilizes electronic disposable bib timing to ensure accurate results for all participants. The race begins at Medfield High School and ends in front of Blake Middle School. Angel Run Shirt Commemorative Angel Run shirts are available to participants who register by the early bird deadline of Friday, November 5th, 2023. Please note that shirts are available in Adult and Youth sizes. Please pick your sizes accordingly. Parking There is plenty of parking at both Medfield High School and the attached Blake Middle School. For overflow parking, we suggest using Metacomet Park which is only a few blocks walk to the starting line. Volunteers Needed The MFi Angel Run NEEDS YOUR HELP! We rely on volunteers to make this event a huge success. From registration to clean-up, we are always looking for new committee members to prepare for this special event. We have key volunteer roles to fill to make this wonderful annual event happen. Please click on this link to ask about a role that’s perfect for you info@medfieldfoundation.org About The Medfield Foundation The Medfield Foundation (MFi) is a 100% volunteer-run 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable corporation whose mission is to build community by supporting local non-profit initiatives, raising funds for those in need, and distributing grants that positively impact Medfield. The funds raised from the Angel Run form MFi’s Community Assistance Fund which is allocated to Medfield residents in need through an application process administered in conjunction with Medfield Outreach. “There is so much to say about this foundation that words could never express. I have so much gratitude for everyone who is a part of this and consistently helps families such as myself. A few years ago, my lease was up for renewal and the rent increase was more than I could handle. This foundation donated a portion of the rent, which allowed me to situate my bills and funds to be able to help me be prepared for the upcoming months. The amazing souls apart of this program have honestly been a blessing and got my family and I out of multiple ruts. I hope all families in need can continue to receive their help and gratitude. Thank you again for all that you do!” – Recent recipient of Angel Run support. To learn more about MFi please visit our website at http://www.medfieldfoundation.org. ![]() We look forward to seeing you in December! The MFi Angel Run Team Copyright © 2019 Medfield Foundation, All rights reserved. You registered for the Medfield Foundation Angel Run Our mailing address is: Medfield Foundation Medfield Town House 459 Main Street Medfield, MA 02052 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. |
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Office hours tomorrow

Select Board Office Hours this Friday
I hold regular monthly office hours at The Center on the first Friday of every month from 9:00 to 10:00 AM.
Residents are welcome to stop by to talk in person about any town matters.
Residents can also have coffee and see the Council on Aging in action (a vibrant organization with lots going on).
I can be reached via 508-359-9190 or this blog about Medfield matters
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The Beacon
From the Massachusetts Municipal Association – SEE IT HERE

| Hello Members! Here’s the November 2023 issue of The Beacon, packed with the latest news affecting local government, Annual Meeting & Trade Show reminders, plus details about upcoming webinars. Here are a few highlights: • Administration unveils $4B housing bond bill • MMA Annual Meeting planning continues • Gov. proposes support for state, municipalities seeking federal funds • Administration launches program to help municipalities win federal funds • Administration gives emergency shelter update as system approaches limit • Administration announces $164M in Community One Stop for Growth grants • Climate chief makes recommendations for addressing climate crisis • Administration unveils comprehensive plan for climate resiliency • MMA to hold virtual legislative briefing Nov. 20 • Link to the November 2023 issue of The Beacon (no login required) By publishing The Beacon as a PDF, we can ensure that we get you the very latest information that you need ASAP. (If you did not receive this email directly, please share your email address with us, along with your name, title and city/town, by emailing database@mma.org.) Best regards, John Ouellette Deputy Communications Director Jennifer Kavanaugh Associate Editor Meredith Gabrilska Digital Communications Specialist |
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Angel Run is 12/3 – Register by 11/5 for shirt
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| The MFi Angel Run 5K is back! Join us for the 18th running (or walking) on Sunday, December 3th at 12:30pm. ![]() ![]() Early bird registrations received by Sunday, November 5th are $30.00 per person and include the 2023 Angel Run shirt. The Angel Run 5K is a high quality community “fun” raiser and family event. It brings members of our community together during a festive time of year to generate funds in support of Medfield residents in need. In 2006, family and friends created the run in remembrance of Natasha Domeshek. The Medfield Foundation Inc. (MFi) took up the holiday tradition in 2012 and has raised over $280,000 with your help. Please continue the tradition of helping Medfield residents in need and register to run in 2023. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Standard Registration Standard registration fees after November 5th, 2023 are $35.00 per person and DO NOT include an Angel Run shirt. On-line registration will close on Sunday, November 19, 2023 at 11:59 pm. In-person registration the day of the event will be available. Competitive Runners Are you a competitive runner? Be sure to arrive early to secure your spot at the front of the main group as there is no separate start. There are no minimum times required – you know if you can keep up with the pack. The Route The Angel Run course is a USATF certified 5K. The Angel Run utilizes electronic disposable bib timing to ensure accurate results for all participants. The race begins at Medfield High School and ends in front of Blake Middle School. Angel Run Shirt Commemorative Angel Run shirts are available to participants who register by the early bird deadline of Friday, November 5th, 2023. Please note that shirts are available in Adult and Youth sizes. Please pick your sizes accordingly. Parking There is plenty of parking at both Medfield High School and the attached Blake Middle School. For overflow parking, we suggest using Metacomet Park which is only a few blocks walk to the starting line. Volunteers Needed The MFi Angel Run NEEDS YOUR HELP! We rely on volunteers to make this event a huge success. From registration to clean-up, we are always looking for new committee members to prepare for this special event. We have key volunteer roles to fill to make this wonderful annual event happen. Please click on this link to ask about a role that’s perfect for you info@medfieldfoundation.org About The Medfield Foundation The Medfield Foundation (MFi) is a 100% volunteer-run 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable corporation whose mission is to build community by supporting local non-profit initiatives, raising funds for those in need, and distributing grants that positively impact Medfield. The funds raised from the Angel Run form MFi’s Community Assistance Fund which is allocated to Medfield residents in need through an application process administered in conjunction with Medfield Outreach. “There is so much to say about this foundation that words could never express. I have so much gratitude for everyone who is a part of this and consistently helps families such as myself. A few years ago, my lease was up for renewal and the rent increase was more than I could handle. This foundation donated a portion of the rent, which allowed me to situate my bills and funds to be able to help me be prepared for the upcoming months. The amazing souls apart of this program have honestly been a blessing and got my family and I out of multiple ruts. I hope all families in need can continue to receive their help and gratitude. Thank you again for all that you do!” – Recent recipient of Angel Run support. To learn more about MFi please visit our website at http://www.medfieldfoundation.org. ![]() We look forward to seeing you in December! The MFi Angel Run Team |
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