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Page 22 Local Town Pages www.ashlandtownnews.com <strong>November</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />

<strong>Ashland</strong> Community Calendar<br />

Tuesdays<br />

12 pm to 1 pm: <strong>Ashland</strong> Business<br />

Builders Weekly Networking<br />

Group, a networking lunch<br />

(bring your own bag lunch),<br />

meets at Fitness Together, 126<br />

Commerce Park Plaza (Past<br />

UPS), 200 Butterfield Dr. RSVP<br />

to Bob Savin, 508-438-0050,<br />

bobsavin@fitnesstogether.com.<br />

Every Fourth Tuesday<br />

7 pm: The Front Street<br />

Readers book discussion group<br />

meets at the <strong>Ashland</strong> Library,<br />

66 Front St. 508-881-0134. The<br />

next meeting will be on Nov. 29,<br />

when The Residence: Inside the Private<br />

World of the White House by<br />

Kate Anderson Brower will be<br />

discussed.<br />

Wednesdays<br />

10 am to 4 pm: Thrift Shop,<br />

Federated Church, 118 Main St.<br />

Fall and winter donations are<br />

appreciated and can be dropped<br />

off while the shop is open.<br />

508-881-1355, www.federatedchurchofashland.org<br />

Thursdays<br />

1 pm: Films are shown at the<br />

<strong>Ashland</strong> Community Center,<br />

162 West Union St. Refreshments<br />

are served at intermission.<br />

508-881-0140, ext. 1.<br />

Every Second Thursday<br />

7 to 9 pm: <strong>Ashland</strong> Documentary<br />

Film & Discussion<br />

Series, <strong>Ashland</strong> Library, Community<br />

Room, 66 Front St. The<br />

Nov. 10 film will be “Obstacles<br />

to Teaching and Learning Science”<br />

from the series Minds of<br />

Our Own. Sponsored by the<br />

Friends of the Library, www.<br />

friendsoftheapl.com, 508-881-<br />

0134<br />

Every Third Thursday<br />

5 to 6 pm: Golden Pond Assisted<br />

Living and Memory Care,<br />

50 West Main St., Hopkinton,<br />

hosts an Alzheimer’s and Dementia<br />

Support Group in The<br />

Lodge that focuses on individuals<br />

who care for people in the<br />

mid to late stages of Alzheimer’s<br />

and related dementias. This<br />

support group is an Alzheimer’s<br />

Association-Approved Support<br />

Group in New England. Light<br />

refreshments served. Free and<br />

open to the public. To register,<br />

call Liz Kemp, LCSW, 508-435-<br />

1250 ext. 29.<br />

Last Thursday<br />

of Each Month<br />

6:30 to 7:30 pm: Library Teen<br />

Advisory Board meets to discuss<br />

programming for young adults.<br />

Teens may earn community service<br />

hours. <strong>Ashland</strong> Library, 66<br />

Front St., 508-881-0134.<br />

Fridays<br />

10 am: Tai Chi class at The<br />

Residence at Valley Farm, 369<br />

Pond St. (Rt. 126). Free. RSVP,<br />

508-532-3197.<br />

7 pm: Friends’ Friday Night<br />

Film Series shows predominantly<br />

independent or foreign<br />

films. Many of the films are<br />

shown with subtitles in English.<br />

<strong>Ashland</strong> Library, 66 Front St.<br />

www.friendsoftheapl.com, 508-<br />

881-0134.<br />

Tuesday, <strong>November</strong> 1<br />

5 pm: MassBay Community<br />

College Automotive Technology<br />

Program: Info session, admissions<br />

and financial aid overview,<br />

and facility tour at 250 Eliot<br />

St., <strong>Ashland</strong>. To reserve a seat,<br />

call 508-270-4059 or visit www.<br />

massbay.edu/rsvp. (Additional<br />

sessions: Dec. 6, Jan. 7)<br />

5:30 to 7:30 pm: <strong>Ashland</strong><br />

Business Association Program:<br />

<strong>Ashland</strong> Police Officer Ed Burman<br />

will discuss what businesses<br />

(and others) should do in an active<br />

shooter situation. Free and<br />

open to the public. <strong>Ashland</strong> Library,<br />

Community Room, 66<br />

Front St. www.ashlandbusinessassociation.com,<br />

800-425-5573<br />

Tuesday, <strong>November</strong> 8<br />

7 am to 8 pm: Election Day.<br />

All <strong>Ashland</strong> residents vote at the<br />

<strong>Ashland</strong> High School, 65 East<br />

Union St. For more information,<br />

contact the town clerk’s<br />

office, 508-881-0100 x 7127,<br />

townclerkoffice@ashlandmass.<br />

com, or visit www.ashlandmass.<br />

com/219/Elections-Voting.<br />

Wednesday, <strong>November</strong> 9<br />

7 to 8 pm: College Info for<br />

Students on IEPs, ASHPAC,<br />

<strong>Ashland</strong> Middle School.<br />

Friday, <strong>November</strong> 11<br />

Veterans Day<br />

Saturday, <strong>November</strong> 12<br />

<strong>Ashland</strong> Boy Scouts collect<br />

food for the food pantry. www.<br />

pack1-ashlandma.org<br />

9 am: Eastern Bird Habitat<br />

Program (a joint program of the<br />

Working Forests Initiative and<br />

Mass. Audubon) at the <strong>Ashland</strong><br />

Library, Community Room, 66<br />

Front St. For more information,<br />

contact Cathy Rooney, 508-561-<br />

0532.<br />

Tuesday, <strong>November</strong> 15<br />

7 to 8:30 pm: Community<br />

Discussion: Reducing <strong>Ashland</strong>’s<br />

Adolescent Alcohol Use, hosted<br />

by Decisions at Every Turn<br />

(DAET) at the <strong>Ashland</strong> Library,<br />

Community Room, 66 Front<br />

St. Facilitated by Dr. Elizabeth<br />

Byrnes, Associate Professor of<br />

Biomedical Sciences at Tufts<br />

University.<br />

Friday, <strong>November</strong> 18<br />

2 pm: Judith Kalaora performs<br />

as Hedy Lamarr, who<br />

was known as the Most Beautiful<br />

Woman in the World, circa<br />

1920s. Lamarr was also an inventor<br />

and some of her inventions<br />

are used still today. The<br />

Residence at Valley Farm, 369<br />

Pond St. (Rt. 126). Free. RSVP<br />

508-532-3197.<br />

7:30 to 10:30 pm: Casino<br />

Night to benefit the <strong>Ashland</strong><br />

Education Foundation Innovation<br />

Grants at Hanto Restaurant,<br />

380 Union St. (Rt. 135).<br />

Purchase tickets online for $20<br />

at www.<strong>Ashland</strong>Education.org/<br />

casino-night.<br />

Saturday, <strong>November</strong> 19<br />

9 to 1 pm: Pre-Thanksgiving<br />

<strong>Ashland</strong> Farmers Market at the<br />

<strong>Ashland</strong> Middle School, 87 West<br />

Union St. (Rt. 135). www.ashlandfarmersmarket.org<br />

Saturday, <strong>November</strong> 20<br />

2 pm: “The History of Early<br />

New England Glass Making,” a<br />

program presented by Kirk Nelson,<br />

Director and President of<br />

the New Bedford Museum of<br />

Glass, at the <strong>Ashland</strong> Historical<br />

Society, 2 Myrtle St. www.ashlandhistsociety.com<br />

<strong>November</strong> 24<br />

Thanksgiving<br />

Monday, <strong>November</strong> 28<br />

Special Town Meeting at<br />

the <strong>Ashland</strong> High School Auditorium.<br />

(Last day to register<br />

to vote at the town meeting is<br />

Friday, Nov. 18.) For more information,<br />

contact the town clerk’s<br />

office, 508-881-0100 x 7127,<br />

townclerkoffice@ashlandmass.<br />

com, or visit www.ashlandmass.<br />

com/219/Elections-Voting.<br />

December 1, 2 and 3<br />

7:30 pm: <strong>Ashland</strong> Community<br />

Theater (ACT) presents the<br />

play “Dinner Conversations,”<br />

at the David Mindess School<br />

Theater, 90 Concord St. www.<br />

ashlandcommunitytheater.com<br />

Saturday, December 10<br />

Day trip to New York City:<br />

Depart <strong>Ashland</strong>, 6 am; depart<br />

NYC, 7 pm. Travel aboard a<br />

deluxe motor coach and spend<br />

the day shopping, sightseeing or<br />

visiting world-class museums.<br />

Cost: $65 per person. Contact<br />

the <strong>Ashland</strong> Community Center<br />

for more information, 508-881-<br />

0140 X2, recreation@ashlandmass.com.<br />

Schools<br />

For school programs and<br />

events, visit www.ashlandpto.<br />

com/events.<br />

Town Committees and<br />

Boards<br />

For times and dates of town<br />

committees and board meetings,<br />

visit the town website, www.ashlandmass.com,<br />

and click “Meetings,<br />

Agendas and Minutes.”<br />

Email your event, with<br />

“CALENDAR” in the subject<br />

line, by the 15 th of every<br />

month to editor@ashlandtownnews.com.<br />

Events will<br />

be included as space permits.<br />

Sha’arei Shalom<br />

Sha’arei Shalom is a member-driven,<br />

diverse congregation<br />

offering the warmth of a small<br />

community. We recognize the<br />

wide range of views in our congregation<br />

and provide both tradition<br />

and innovation, giving us the<br />

opportunity to learn and grow as<br />

a community. Services are held at<br />

the <strong>Ashland</strong> Community Center,<br />

162 West Union St. For more<br />

information, call 508-231-4700,<br />

email info@shaareishalom.org,<br />

or visit www.shaareishalom.org.<br />

Yom Ha-Aliyah Day:<br />

Tuesday, Nov. 8<br />

Yom Ha-Aliyah is an Israeli<br />

national holiday celebrated annually<br />

on the 10th of the Hebrew<br />

month of Nisan to acknowledge<br />

“Aliyah,” immigration to the<br />

State of Israel. This holiday honors<br />

the ongoing contributions to<br />

Israeli society of those who make<br />

“Aliyah.”<br />

Shabbat Services:<br />

Friday, Nov. 18,<br />

7:30 to 9 pm<br />

Third Grade Consecration!<br />

Join us for this very special and<br />

fun event for the entire family, as<br />

our third graders receive their very<br />

own prayer books. You’ll also experience<br />

the warmth of the Sha’arei<br />

Shalom community. A delicious<br />

Oneg Shabbat will follow.<br />

Shabbat Kids:<br />

Friday, Dec. 2,<br />

6:45 to 7:30 pm<br />

Join us for this interactive,<br />

musical service for young children<br />

and their families. We will<br />

celebrate Shabbat together with<br />

stories, dancing and singing. This<br />

Shabbat event is geared to children<br />

ages 3-7 (older siblings of<br />

course are always also welcome).<br />

Shabbat Services:<br />

Friday, Dec. 2, 7:30 to 9 pm<br />

Experience the warmth of the<br />

Sha’arei Shalom Community.<br />

Join us for a traditional Friday<br />

night service with Rabbi Margie<br />

leading the service. A community<br />

Oneg Shabbat will follow.

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