Medway & Millis February 2019

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Theatre Group of
Millis to Present Free
Play at Millis Public
Library
64 Tri-County Students Receive
John and Abigail Adams
Scholarship
Sixty-four seniors at Tri-
County Regional Vocational
Technical High School qualified
to receive the John and Abigail
Adams Scholarship for their performance
on the Massachusetts
Comprehensive Assessment System
test.
The John and Abigail Adams
Scholarship provides a tuition
waiver for up to eight semesters
of undergraduate education at
a Massachusetts state college or
university.
The students were recognized
on Monday, January 7th, during
a celebratory reception in the
school’s library.
Recipients from the Class of
2019 from local towns are:
Franklin:
Perrin Aube, Michael Barba,
Emily Doherty, Morgan Dowd-
Allan, Rachel Gordon, Amy
Keigwin, and Antonio Mendonca
Medway:
Alina Coffey, Haley Cummings,
Kyra Dolan, Avery Fiero, Steven
Linnell, Dominic Parrella, Douglas
Proctor, Katie Udell, and Alexander
Wood
Millis:
Bethany Bruno, Joseph Capuzzo,
Jakob O’Gara, and Kasandra
Rempelakis
The scholarship provides up
to eight semesters of free tuition
to full-time undergraduate students
who attend a Massachusetts
state college or university.
The scholarship covers tuition
only; fees and room and board
are not included. The scholarship
must be used within six years
of a student’s high school graduation.
To be eligible, students in the
Class of 2019 had to achieve an
Advanced score on one of the
three high school state assessment
tests in ELA, Mathematics
or STE, and score at the Proficient
level or higher on the two
remaining tests. Their combined
scores must also place them
among the top 25-percent of
students in the graduating class
within their district.
13 Things about Ed Carpolotti to Be
Presented Saturday, Feb. 23rd, 7:30 p.m.
The Theatre Group of Millis
will present their third free workshop
play, 13 Things about Ed Carpolotti,
by Barry Kleinbort, based
on a play by Jeffrey Hatcher, at
the Millis Public Library, 961
Main Street, Millis at 7:30 p.m.,
Saturday, February 23rd. Donations
are kindly accepted.
The one-woman play presents
Virginia Carpolotti, a recent
widow, who discovers that
her husband Ed’s business had
been failing for years. As president
of his company, she finds
herself on the hook for almost
$2 million borrowed from a loan
shark. The vultures surround
her, demanding repayment immediately,
when a blackmail
note arrives from an anonymous
villain, demanding an additional
$1 million or else 13 AWFUL
THINGS about her husband
would be revealed to the world.
The play features Christine
Glynn of Framingham and is
directed by Barbara Brashier
of Milford. Following the play,
a meet and greet will take place
with the actress, director and
Theatre Group of Millis staff.
The play is presented by special
arrangement with Dramatists
Play Service, Inc., New York.
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