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<strong>May</strong> <strong>2018</strong> <strong>Medway</strong> & Millis Local Town Pages www.localtownpages.com Page 15<br />
<strong>Medway</strong> Business Council<br />
Hosts Annual Dinner<br />
Meeting <strong>May</strong> 16th<br />
Guest Speaker Jessica Strunkin,<br />
Deputy Director, 495/MetroWest Partnership<br />
The <strong>Medway</strong> Business Council invites<br />
all business owners to attend the organization’s<br />
annual dinner meeting on <strong>May</strong><br />
16th from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Restaurant<br />
45, 45 Milford Street, <strong>Medway</strong>.<br />
The meeting’s speaker is Jessica Strunkin,<br />
Deputy Director of the 495/MetroWest<br />
Partnership, to speak about advocacy,<br />
programs, resources and news to support<br />
the economic development of the region.<br />
The evening will also include networking<br />
opportunities, the election of officers and<br />
board of directors, and a delicious dinner.<br />
The event is open to any business owner in<br />
<strong>Medway</strong> and surrounding communities.<br />
You don’t have to be a member to attend.<br />
The 495/MetroWest Partnership,<br />
through a unique public-private collaboration<br />
with businesses, municipalities, and<br />
other stakeholders, is the regional leader<br />
for creating an environment that prepares<br />
for and cultivates sustainable growth.<br />
The Partnership accomplishes this by<br />
researching, coordinating, educating,<br />
and advocating for solutions to regional<br />
constraints and limited natural resources.<br />
Jessica Strunkin will highlight several of<br />
the Partnership’s regional and municipal<br />
resources, such as:<br />
495/MetroWest Strength in Numbers<br />
Demographic Report with a particular<br />
focus on the <strong>Medway</strong> Report, demonstrating<br />
trends in population, employers,<br />
payroll and home values;<br />
495/MetroWest Suburban Edge<br />
Commission’s analysis on the Region and<br />
<strong>Medway</strong>, showing both the largest and<br />
fastest growing industries;<br />
Regional and <strong>Medway</strong>-specific Commuting<br />
Patterns – the top 10 communities<br />
where your residents work and where<br />
your workers reside;<br />
495/MetroWest Life Sciences Profile;<br />
495/MetroWest Commercial Real Estate<br />
Report with CBRE/New England; and more.<br />
Register online at www.medwaybusinesscouncil.org<br />
by <strong>May</strong> 11th.<br />
Millis Safety Day a Hit<br />
Millis Police Chief Chris Soffayer and<br />
Millis Fire Chief Rick Barrett<br />
A successful Millis Safety Day took<br />
place on Saturday <strong>May</strong> 24, <strong>2018</strong> at<br />
the Veteran’s Memorial Building. Millis<br />
Safety Day was the idea and senior<br />
project of Millis High School senior Ryan<br />
Locke and his advisor Detective/School<br />
Resource Officer Dale Bickford. Millis<br />
Safety Day saw the involvement of<br />
many Millis Town Departments and organizations<br />
such as the Millis Police Department,<br />
Millis Fire Department, Millis<br />
Board of Health, Millis COA, Millis<br />
Emergency Management, Millis Girl<br />
Scouts, Millis Recreation Department<br />
and Millis Lions Club. State organizations<br />
such as The Norfolk County DA’s Office,<br />
Norfolk County Sheriff ’s Department and<br />
K-9 Unit, UMASS Medical Injury Prevention<br />
Department Distracted Driving<br />
Simulator and the American Red Cross.<br />
Massachusetts Representative Shawn<br />
Dooley was on hand to present Ryan<br />
Locke with an Official Proclamation from<br />
the Massachusetts House of Representatives<br />
for organizing the first ever Millis<br />
Safety Day. The goal of Millis Safety<br />
Day was to inform and educate residents<br />
about all aspects of safety that would help<br />
to make Millis a safer community.<br />
Millis Selectman Loring Barnes and Ryan<br />
Locke with the Proclamation from the MA<br />
House of Representatives recognizing<br />
Millis Safety Day.<br />
Franklin, MA<br />
SUMMER PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAMS<br />
FREE INFORMATION SESSION<br />
Dean College Campus Center<br />
Campanella Board Room<br />
<strong>May</strong> 8th, 5:30-6:30 P.M.<br />
99 Main Street, Franklin, Massachusetts<br />
SPORTS BROADCASTING • SPORT MANAGEMENT • FORENSICS • DRONES FOR BEGINNERS<br />
CODING BOOT CAMP • DATA SCIENCE AND ANALYTICS<br />
Enjoy an amazing experience at Dean College this summer while earning college credit.<br />
WHY DEAN COLLEGE SUMMER PROGRAMS?<br />
• Earn college credit for successful completion of course/program.*<br />
• Get advice on the college admissions process from a Dean College admissions counselor during a free<br />
one-on-one consultation.<br />
• Find unique experiences embedded in each program, including behind-the-scenes access to New England<br />
Patriots training camp and visits to Gillette Stadium, WEEI Sports Radio, McCoy Stadium or other locations<br />
appropriate to each program (activities subject to change).<br />
• Get unmatched instruction by leaders in their respective fields.<br />
• Commuter: $1,250** Overnight: $1,950**<br />
Drones for Beginners — Commuter: $675 Overnight: $995<br />
Pre-college programs available to high school students ages 14+. For those students looking to stay overnight, housing will be provided by<br />
Dean College. *Drones for Beginners is a one-week course (July 23–27) and is not eligible for credit. **Does not include activity fee.<br />
July 9–20, <strong>2018</strong>, and July 23–August 3, <strong>2018</strong> • 508-541-1624<br />
dean.edu/summerprograms
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