Medway & Millis August 2019

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Two From Millis Selected In National Hockey League Draft 

Boldy, Moynihan Get The Nod 

By KEN HAMWEY, 

Staff Sports Writer 

When Matthew Boldy was 

chosen 12th by the Minnesota 

Wild at the National Hockey’s 

annual draft in June, the town 

of Millis suddenly was front and 

The Voice of Your Community 

center when the talented 6-foot- 

2, 196-pound left wing became 

a first-round selection. 

As the draft progressed into 

the sixth round, Millis again 

was in the spotlight after Patrick 

Moynihan was chosen by the 

New Jersey Devils. Both skaters, 

who live in Millis and are good 

friends, have scholarships to 

Division 1 colleges — Boldy at 

Boston College and Moynihan 

at Providence College. Boldy, a 

left wing, and Moynihan, who 

can play center or right wing, 

will play for their respective colleges 

this winter. 

The town of Millis isn’t exactly 

a hotbed for producing 

pro hockey prospects. Its high 

school, which once fielded a 

varsity squad in the Tri Valley 

League in the 1970s, had to 

dissolve that program. Now, if 

a Millis High athlete wants to 

play ice hockey, the school offers 

prospective players a chance to 

compete in a co-op venture with 

Hopedale High. 

When Boldy and Moynihan 

had their names called at the 

draft, their hometown not only 

was publicized, but also was 

mentioned in a plethora of Internet 

stories. 

Neither Boldy nor Moynihan 

played for Millis High, but after 

HOCKEY 

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Matthew Boldy was chosen 12th by the Minnesota Wild in the first round. 

Patrick Moynihan was chosen by the New Jersey Devils in the sixth round. 

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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at New Clyde Brown School 

September 7th 

September 3rd won’t be just 

any first day of school for Millis 

Kindergartners through fifth 

graders. It will be the first time 

students will attend the newlybuilt 

Clyde F. Brown Elementary 

School – and a return of the fifth 

grade back to an elementary 

school building in town. The 

opening will be made official on 

September 7th, at 10 a.m., with a 

ribbon-cutting ceremony. 

In fact, fifth graders will head 

to the new building a little bit 

early, to get to know the colorcoded 

halls, front offices, gymnasium, 

nurse’s areas, outdoor 

classrooms, two playgrounds, 

music room, STEAM (Science, 

Technology, Engineering, Arts 

and Math) room, art room, cafeteria 

and multimedia common 

spaces. Late this month, those 

older students of the school will 

orient younger students and their 

families to the school in “Find 

Your Ways Days,” set to take 

place on August 27th and 28th. 

With the parking lot getting 

poured this month, parents and 

friends should know that the traffic 

patterns will be very different 

from before. The Clyde Brown 

School website will be posting 

new traffic patterns. While traffic 

is being ironed out, parents 

should also make sure that if 

they need to sign their kids up 

for programs or activities, they 

should head over to the Millis 

High School/Middle School to 

take care of those needs. 

“The building is relatively 

complete, but we’re working 

on punch lists, fixing up all the 

stuff that needs to get fixed,” 

said Diane Jurmain, who has 

been working on this project 

with Wayne Klocko. Each step 

of the way gets completed and 

then inspected, said Jurmain, in 

mid-July. “What we’re doing over 

the summer is roadwork, playgrounds, 

curbs, parking, and the 

basketball court,” she said. Once 

the demolition of the old Clyde 

Brown School was complete, 

which was scheduled at press 

time to take place on July 29th. 

“We are in a really tight time 

frame to get all of this stuff done, 

and while we’re at it, we’re still 

fixing up the school, which is all 

normal on any project,” said Jurmain. 

At press time, teachers’ 

materials were all delivered, as 

well as books from the library. 

Staff still faced a lot of training 

on new equipment, such as new 

phones and computers, as well as 

the layout and lots of new processes, 

said Jurmain. 

Jurmain has been keeping 

public apprised of updates to 

the school as well as has posted 

interior and aerial photos on 

Facebook under “Millis School 

Project.” She is pleased the project 

has been completed on time 

and on budget. 

“I’m thrilled, because it’s a 

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Facebook page. Check out the page for more photos as well as a video 

tour. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held September 7th. 

fabulous school,” says Jurmain. 

She credits the whole collaborative 

project team, which includes, 

in addition to her and Mr. 

Klocko, Project Designer Tappe 

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Medway Army Band Concert 

On Friday, July 5th, the town 

of Medway welcomed the 215th 

Army Band of the Massachusetts 

National Guard, under the command 

of CW3 Stephen Martins, 

with Lt. Gen. L. Scott Rice, Director, 

Air National Guard, the 

Pentagon, Arlington, Virginia, as 

honored guest. 

Rice, who was Adjutant General 

under Gov. Deval Patrick 

and later, Gov. Charlie Baker, was 

pleased to be returning to Massachusetts 

with his wife, Nancy. 

Medway, he noted, reminded 

him of the small Massachusetts 

town in which the couple raised 

their own two children. 

“Our purpose here is to get the 

Air Force out and about into the 

community,” said Rice. “When 

you combine the Air Force, the 

Air National Guard and the Air 

Force Reserves, when we’re together, 

we touch every community 

in the United States. And so, 

in light of that, our purpose is 

really to say thanks to everyone, 

because we are nothing in the 

military without our community, 

and our community is not able to 

function without us.” 

The 40-member 215th Army 

Band, which included Medway 

in its two-week summer concert 

tour, featured seven different ensembles, 

even including a fife and 

drum band and New Orleans 

marching brass band in addition 

to the traditional concert band. 

In fact, Director Stephen Martins 

noted that the band can play 

up to 10 different genres. 

This New Orleans-style brass band was just one of several ensembles 

featured in a July 5th concert by the 215th Army Band. 

Many veterans came out for the 215th Army Band concert, including 

James Hayes, (l) and Col. Michael Matondi (r), two World War II veterans 

who have both seen 99 years, shown with Lt. Gen. Rice (center). Photo 

by Tim Rice Photography 

Shown, from left, is Col. Michael Matondi (RET) of Medway, Nancy Rice, 

and Lt. Gen. L. Scott Rice, Director of the Air National Guard. 

Members of the band even engaged the audience, dancing to big band 

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2nd Annual Medway Police Chase August 31, 2019 

By J.D. O’Gara 

Get ready to run (or walk!) in 

the second annual Medway Police 

Chase, a glow run, set to take 

place at the very end of August, 

from 7 – 11 p.m. on Saturday, 

August 31st, 2019 at Medway 

High School, 88 Summer Street, 

Medway. The event will feature 

a 5K road race and a kids’ fun 

run, and it benefits the Medway 

Police Association. 

Medway Police Officer Lauren 

Swarthout, who is organizing 

the event with Sgt. Jason Brennan, 

says that last year’s event, 

which was put together very 

quickly, had a surprising turnout 

of about 200 people, twice the 

number she had expected. 

“We were shocked,” says 

Swarthout. “It’s our biggest fundraiser, 

and it’ll probably end up 

being the only one we do. Last 

year was the perfect day. It could 

not have been better.” 

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She hopes that this year, with 

more time to plan, that the nighttime 

fundraiser is even more successful. 

This Kids Fun Run will take 

place at 8:30 p.m. and is one mile 

long. The 5K run will start at 9 

p.m. 

Registration on site begins 

at 7:30 p.m., but you can register 

online at https://runsignup. 

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first 100 registrants will receive a 

free t-shirt. Swarthout says runners 

and walkers are encouraged 

to wear glow-in-the-dark attire 

to make the event more festive. 

T-shirts will also be available for 

purchase. 

The Medway Police Association, 

says Swarthout, is a nonprofit 

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“We usually work with the 

football team, the hockey team, 

Scouts, MABA, the Lions Club, 

and we also do a winter present 

drive,” says the officer. The group 

donates to two local scholarships 

as well as to causes in Medway,” 

she says. 

As for the evening race, 

Swarthout says last year’s worked 

out well. “Most races are early 

Saturday morning. I think a lot 

of people are turned off by that. 

Night was something different. 

We wanted to do the glow thing 

and didn’t want to do a basic 5K 

that’s so common in Medway.” 

Because it’s a run organized 

by the police, she says, the event 

has the resources it needs. 

“We have 20 people to control 

traffic, cruisers and the lighting, 

and all the bike officers ride 

around,” she says. “We can control 

safety pretty well, and we just 

all do it for free, and obviously, 

everyone (all police officers) 

goes.” 

There will be refreshments 

available, says Swarthout, although 

not all of the food trucks 

had yet been confirmed at press 

time. “Last year we had Pangea, 

out of Medway,” she says, and 

there will likely be an ice cream 

truck and shaved ice. Local businesses 

donated water for the runners 

at last year’s event as well. 

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Police Association will be able 

to give folks more notice, which 

will be useful for residents of 

Adams, Winthrop, Lovering and 

Summer Streets. Some of those 

residents, she says, would have 

liked a bit more notice last year, 

a request Swarthout hopes to accommodate 

this year with media 

notice and flyers. 

Overall, though, the Police 

Chase was well received. 

“We got really good feedback 

last year, and I hope people come 

back and do it again, and I just 

hope we can do it for many years. 

It was such a good feeling, stressful 

because it was so quick getting 

it together, but seeing how much 

everyone enjoyed it, I was on a 

high for a few days. It was awesome.” 

With Medway Schools beginning 

the following week, the 

Medway Police Chase might just 

be a great way to end the summer. 

Entrance fees for the Medway 

Police Chase are $20 online/$25 

day-of for the 5K for adults 25+ 

(free for seniors 70+) and $15 online 

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Come Have Some Fun with the Millis PD! 

Town Police to Host Event as Part of 

National Night Out, August 6th 


How about a night out, courtesy 

of the Millis Police Department? 

On Tuesday, August 6th, 

from 4-8 p.m., the Millis Police 

invite town residents out to 

the Millis Town Fields, outside 

Millis Town Hall, for National 

Night Out. This is the first year 

that the town has become one 

of the 16,000 who take part in 

this annual community-building 

campaign that promotes policecommunity 

partnerships and 

neighborhood camaraderie 

aimed at making neighborhoods 

safer, more caring places to live. 

“We as a police department 

are putting this event on for free,” 

says Officer Farrah Gray. “All police 

officers are on deck – all of us 

will have our station. We’re really 

excited! All the officers here love 

Millis. A lot of them have grown 

up here, and those who haven’t 

have made it into part of their 

community. We’re really looking 

forward to spending the night 

with all of the residents in a positive 

manner.” 

The national event began in 

August of 1984 through an established 

network of law enforcement 

agencies, neighborhood 

watch groups, civic groups, state 

and regional crime prevention associations 

and volunteers across 

the nation. The first annual National 

Night Out involved 2.5 

million neighbors across 400 

communities in 23 states. The 

idea is to strengthen the relationship 

between neighbors and law 

enforcement while bringing back 

a true sense of community under 

positive circumstances. 

Some of the night’s activities 

include: 

• A K9 demonstration by Westwood 

K9 Officer Pillai of 

Westwood Police and his K9 

Duke 

• A 35-foot adrenaline rush 

Adventure Obstacle Course 

from Taylor Rental 

• A Dunk Tank 

• A Jousting Ring, with inflatable 

jousting sticks 

• Inkless child identification kits 

provided by the FBI and the 

American Football Coaches’ 

Association 

• A Dog-Walker Watch presentation 

by Officer Gonzalez 

and Officer Sullivan, that 

encourages neighbors to assist 

the Millis Police as extra eyes 

and ears while out walking 

their dogs. Leashed dogs, in 

fact, are invited, and the first 

100 dogs will receive a red 

“Dog Walker Watch” bandana. 

• A Smaller Bouncy House for 

little ones 

• A Bicycle Course with Motorcycle 

Unit Officer Afienko, 

with free helmets 

• An Inflatable Baseball Toss 

• An All-star Basketball Inflatable 

• A Potato Sack Race 

About 15 local organizations 

and businesses are participating 

with booths. Among them are: 

• Tangerini’s Spring Street 

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• Millis Lions Club 

• Main Street Veterinary Hospital 

• Millis Garden Club 

• Millis Friend in Deed 

• Millis Friends of the Library 

• Home Base, a program dedicated 

toward healing veterans 

and their families 

• Millis Mohawk Boosters 

• Millis Plastic Reduction Initiative 

• Treehouse Farms 

• MERIT, Millis Educational 

Resources Initiative Tea 

• Pinka Dot Pottery – hand 

crafted pottery by Nicole 

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• Music Matters DJ and Party 

Services – Mike Tarara— 

• Millis Church of Christ 

• Millis Girl Scouts 

• Ultimate Barr & Pilates 

• Middlesex Savings Bank 

• Big Beef 

• Alpha Dog K9 

• Rep Shawn Dooley 

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Tri-County Student’s Project Aims for the Stars – Literally 


When you go to high school, 

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to do is create a part that 

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exactly what Medway resident 

and recent graduate Dominic 

Parrella was able to do as an 

engineering shop major at Tri- 

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Technical High School in Franklin. 

The school is part of NASA’s 

HUNCH program (High School 

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manufacturing is part of 

the engineering shop. The school 

even has an advanced manufacturing 

facility. 

“HUNCH prototype and design 

is where NASA has a list of 

problems, and they put it out to 

all the schools that do HUNCH,” 

explains Parrella. “NASA would 

send us a blueprint, and we had 

to create that project with all 

the tolerances and features they 

want. They sent us the metal they 

wanted it to be in. Our dimension 

could only be 1/5000th of 

an inch below the target dimension.” 

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after another student had 

begun it, working with teacher 

Jeffrey McCall. 

“A different student sautered 

the project early in the year, but 

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after we went through the design 

phase very early on in the project.” 

“We had to actually make 

the part,” says Dominic, of the 

ISS flight hardware parts, called 

actuators. “Mr. McCall went 

through the designing the tool 

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Shown is recent Tri-County graduate Dominic Parrella, who got a realworld 

experience creating a part for NASA through its HUNCH program 

and the advanced manufacturing facility at the school. 

set-up work on the machine, setting 

up the softjaws and getting 

tool offsets and work offsets. After 

we actually milled out the pieces, 

I had to do the deburring on the 

edges to make sure they’re not 

sharp—the quality control (QC) 

work, and (make sure) all the dimensions 

were the right dimensions. 

It doesn’t matter if it looks 

good as much as if it’s right. It’s 

definitely more important to get 

the right dimensions. If you have 

it wrong, it’s just not going to 

work.” 

“This is actually (Tri-County’s) 

1st year that we had been 

manufacturing hardware for 

(NASA),” says Jeffrey McCall, 

who began three years ago at the 

school, taking over where teacher 

Kristin Maggis had left off with 

the HUNCH program. “We had 

been working on the prototype, 

such as the things astronauts can 

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wasn’t until this year that we really 

had the capacity to do something 

like that.” 

“Probably the most impressive 

part of this was that we milled 11 

parts out, and those were our first 

11 parts,” says Dominic. “All 11 

of them were perfect, and they 

loved the parts. They had great 

surface finishes, no burrs, no 

sharp edges. The actuators had 

to fit into other small pieces.” 

Dominic realizes he had a 

unique opportunity in working 

on this project. 

“The project was almost a 

simulation, a real job you’d have 

in a real manufacturing facility. 

We had a lot of unique teaching 

moments, and it was a really 

fun experience,” says Dominic, 

who benefitted by being the sole 

student working on the project 

with Mr. McCall. “There are 

certain lessons I don’t think Mr. 

McCall would have been able 

to teach.” Parrella, who’ll be 

headed to UMass Dartmouth for 

mechanical engineering in the 

fall, is grateful, he says, for the 

time Mr. McCall took to teach 

him. “He could very well have 

just instantly fixed the project 

without me knowing, but he took 

the time and purposefully taught 

me every time. The project overall 

was just an amazing learning 

experience.” 

“So, a lot of these projects that 

we’re doing, this project in particular, 

you don’t always know the 

end result of what you’re making 

is. You may not have that mating 

part. We made an actuator, and it 

actually goes to some other part 

that another school is making. It’s 

important that they fit together, 

and that is a real-world scenario, 

on top of doing something for 

NASA, which is a highly recognizable 

organization. It’s quite an 

opportunity for a young kid to be 

able to do something like that.” 

also getting a tight job ( 

There’s one more perk 

to working with the NASA 

HUNCH program, says Dom. 

“My name’s going to be up in 

space twice,” he says. 

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Enjoy Summer 

Fun with Medway 

Community Education 

Summer is not over yet! We offer numerous fun and exciting 

programs for children in August. Sign up for Fun on the Farm, 

Camp Invention, Rocket Science, Super Sports Marathon, Basketball, 

Multi-Sports, golf and much moreVisit our website, 

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Watch for our fall brochure arriving before Labor Day Weekend. 

We will once again offer programs for all ages in art, drama, 

sports, fitness, enrichment and business. 

Millis Student Earns 

Boston College High 

School Honors 

David Tuan of Millis, a sophomore at Boston College High 

School achieved Honors for the fourth quarter. For Honors a student 

must have at least a 3.2 quality point average and all grades 

‘”C-” or higher. 

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Millis Athletics Hall of Fame 

Announces 2019 Inductees 

The Millis Athletics Hall of Fame Committee 

is pleased to announce the second class of inductees 

to the Athletics Hall of Fame for Millis High 

School! The Hall of Fame (HOF) Committee received 

many nominations of outstanding athletes, 

coaches, and teams, and we are honored to recognize 

the Class of 2019: 

Coach David Sperandio 

Jay Monaghan, Class of 1966 

Coach Elaine Peterson 

Scott Chamberlain, Class of 2002 

1980 Football Team 

2003 Girls’ Volleyball Team 

The induction ceremony will be held on Saturday, 

November 30, 2019 at the Medway VFW Hall. 

Thanks to generous donations last year, the 

HOF Committee had a very successful and memorable 

inaugural induction ceremony, and we were 

able to create a place in the halls of Millis High 

School to permanently recognize our inductees. 

We are asking for donations to help defray the costs 

of the purchase and installment of plaques, the 

Induction banquet, and other logistical expenditures. 

The HOF Committee is committed to raising 

awareness in the local community to continue 

to honor and commemorate our athletes, coaches 

and contributors for years to come. 

We would truly appreciate a donation of any 

size to help us meet goals and be able to continue 

this wonderful homage to Millis athletics. More 

information can be found at our website: www. 

mhsathleticshof.com. We thank you in advance for 

your consideration! 

Here are ways you can make a donation: 

• A check made out to Millis Athletics Hall of 

Fame and mailed to 155 Plain Street, Millis, 

MA 02054 

• Donations can also be made through PayPal to 

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Academy Earns 6th Place 

Finish in Floor at Junior World 

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Matt Cormier, of Millis’ 

Massachusetts Elite Gymnastics 

Academy (MEGA) and his 

Coach Levon Karakhanyan 

were selected to the first Junior 

World Championships in Hungary 

after qualifying for the USA 

team at nationals. At the Elite 

National competition in Reno, 

Nevada, Cormier finished first 

in floor and vault and finished 

fourth in his all-around score. 

Levon Karakhanyan, Cormier’s 

coach at MEGA, was picked to 

be the assistant coach for team 

USA. Karakhanyan is a four 

time national gymnast from Armenia 

who opened his own gym 

in Millis in 2016 after coaching in 

the US and Brazil for over twenty 

years. 

In Hungary, Cormier came 

in an impressive 21st for his allaround 

score out of over a hundred 

gymnasts around the world. 

Cormier made it to the individual 

event finals with an amazing 

13.63 on the floor exercise. In 

the event finals, Cormier had another 

strong performance on the 

floor exercise on Saturday where 

he earned a 6th place finish. 

Cormier and Team USA in 

a remarkable 7th place finish for 

the team award. 

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his senior year at Milton High 

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be looking forward to many college 

visits as he decides where 

he would like to attend for the 

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Glaucoma is a progressive 

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vision if left untreated, starting 

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The optic nerve is like a cable 

made up of over 1 million nerve 

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collected by your eye (retina) to 

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The buildup of pressure, 

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There are currently two basic 

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decreases blood flow to the optic 

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At first, open-angle glaucoma 

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As glaucoma remains untreated, 

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out of the corner of their eye. 

It may seem as though they are 

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Glaucoma is a lifelong disease 

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Glaucoma is much like hypertension 

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Some are eye drops that are used 

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The Millis Senior Center is located at 900 Main 

Street on the ground floor of the Veterans Memorial 

building. The telephone number is (508) 376- 

7051. The Center is open Monday- Wednesday, 

8:30- 2 p.m. Thursday, 8:30-1 p.m. and Fridays, 

8:30-12:30 p.m. 

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BINGO, Thursday, 12:15, Super Bingo~Second 

and last Thursday of the month 12:15 

COA MEETING, 2nd Friday of the month, 9 a.m. 

COMPUTER TUTORING WITH BOB Thursdays 10-12 

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FRIENDS MEETING, 3rd Wednesday, 10 a.m. 

GROCERY SHOPPING, 2nd & 4th Thursdays, 8 

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LUNCH, Monday-Friday, 12 p.m. 

POKER, Tuesdays, 2-4 p.m. 

SCRABBLE, Mondays, 9 a.m. 

SHINE, (Serving Health Insurance Needs of 

Elders) 2nd & 3rd Thursdays, days subject to 

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SING- A-LONG, Wednesdays, 1:45 p.m. 

STRENGTH TRAINING, Tuesday and Thursdays, 

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SWIMMING, Tuesdays, 10-11 a.m., Wednesdays, 

2-3, Fridays, 10-11 a.m. 

YOGA, Fridays, 9:30 a.m. 

TRANSPORTATION: Call the Center 3 days prior 

for medical appointments, local errands, shopping, 

or a ride into the Center. 

Programs and Events: 

Fitness Room: Our Fitness Room consists of 5 

low impact cardio machines and a 7-piece exercise 

circuit which consists of hydraulic resistance 

machines. We do require that everyone who participates 

fill out a Fitness Room Application, File 

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Cruise to the Land of the Vikings – Norway: We 

will be joining the McCoy’s on Wednesday, August 

28th at 1 p.m. as they share slides of their 9-day 

cruise in which they visited 6 ports which included 

Haugesund, Geiranger, Hellesylt, Flam, Alesund 

and Bergen, Norway. Reservations are appreciated. 

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older adults and adults with disabilities. HESSCO 

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Elder Affairs to address these ever-growing health 

conditions and offer this Free Medical Nutrition 

Therapy service through a grant provided by the 

MetroWest Health Foundation. Thursday, August 

8th from 11a.m.-12 p.m. Stephanie will be here for 

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or diet related questions. Three 20-minute sessions 

are available; sign-ups are strongly suggested. 

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is a state health insurance assistance program that 

provides to Massachusetts residents of any age 

who have Medicare free health insurance information, 

counseling and assistance to Massachusetts 

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Dewey will be here Thursday, August 22nd from 

9-12. Please call ahead for an appointment. 

Podiatrist, Dr. Cooper will be here Wednesday, 

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Sing-Along with Everard is every Wednesday 

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luncheon with payment of $3. 

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Ice Cream Social every Friday in August. $2 

charge or free with lunch purchase. 

Computer Tutoring ~ Bob Bryant is here every 

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tutoring. Appointments are required. Please 

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Dean College Joining GNAC as 

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WINTHROP, Mass. – The 

Great Northeast Athletic Conference 

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newest full core member institution 

beginning with the 2020-21 

academic year, as announced by 

GNAC Commissioner Joe Walsh 

on Wednesday. 

Dean College, located in 

Franklin, MA is currently a 

member of the New England 

Collegiate Conference (NECC) 

for all sports excluding football. 

“Dean is a perfect match with 

the GNAC’s core values, sport 

sponsorships, and is like-minded 

in many ways with our current 

members,” said Walsh. “The 

college is extremely committed 

to the athletic department, its 

programs, and we are excited for 

this addition to help enhance the 

student-athlete experience for 

everyone across the conference.” 

“Our move to the GNAC 

marks the next chapter for Dean 

Athletics and represents a significant 

opportunity for Dean College 

and our student-athletes. It 

is an occasion we will take full advantage 

of as we continue to expand 

our athletic endeavors and 

promote The Dean Difference,” 

says Dr. Paula M. Rooney, Dean 

College President. 

” We are extremely proud of 

our coaches, support staff, and 

student-athletes who have been 

true Bulldogs on their fields of 

play. We are excited to join the 

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opportunity and community involvement 

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Dean College football will 

continue to compete in the Eastern 

College Football Conference 

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will begin sponsoring women’s 

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The Great Northeast Athletic 

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Founded in 1995, the GNAC annually 

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Millis Council on Aging Opens Age-Friendly Fitness Room 

Thanks to $15K Donation from Middlesex Savings Bank 

On Friday, June 28th, the Millis 

Council on Aging dedicated 

a new age-friendly fitness room, 

made possible through funds 

from a $15,000 donation from 

Middlesex Savings Bank. 

The Age Friendly Fitness 

Room will be available to Senior 

Center visitors and provide 

an age friendly space for those 

seniors who want to use lowimpact 

fitness machines that are 

easy to use and gentle on aging 

joints and muscles. This gym will 

provide a supportive atmosphere 

that is comfortable for senior 

adults and will keep them coming 

back. 

“We are happy to be able to 

provide a program that encourages 

senior adults to be physically 

and socially active in an effort to 

maintain their health” said Patty 

Kayo, Director of the Millis 

Council on Aging. “We are very 

grateful to the Middlesex Savings 

Bank in assisting us with this program. 

Without their assistance, 

we would not be able to offer this 

On Friday, June 28th, the Millis Council on Aging celebrated the opening of its age-appropriate fitness room. Exercise equipment for this room 

was purchased with funds from a $15,000 donation from Middlesex Savings Bank. 

wonderful opportunity to our senior 

residents.” 

“With this gift, we want to 

recognize the honorable work 

that senior centers and councils 

on aging do in our community,” 

said Mike McAuliffe, president 

and CEO of Middlesex Savings 

Bank. “We hope the funding 

helps support these organizations 

provide on-going quality programs 

for our local seniors.” 

The $15,000 gift to the Millis 

Council on Aging is part of a 

cumulative gift of $1.4 million 

that Middlesex Savings Bank distributed 

to 84 non-profit organizations 

including senior centers, 

libraries and food pantries within 

the Bank’s retail branch territory. 

Through its charitable foundation, 

Middlesex Savings made 

donations in all towns that have 

its bank branches – $50,000 

apiece, with $20,000 to each 

town’s food pantry, $15,000 

to public library groups and 

$15,000 for town senior centers. 

Towns were free to spend the donations 

in any way they needed, 

no strings attached, said Carol 

Brown, Regional Branch Manager 

for Middlesex Savings Bank. 

“We tried to benefit a wide range 

of groups,” she said. The groups 

chosen benefitted a large population 

in each town. 

“Our bank is doing well. 

We’re a strong, healthy bank, and 

the community is a huge part of 

that,” said Brown. Supporting 

the community, she says, is part 

of the bank’s mission, “and we 

wanted to thank our customers 

and the community.” 

Millis seniors can join the fitness 

room for $100 a year. 

“The best thing about it is 

the electronic access,” says Patty 

Kayo, director of the Millis Senior 

Center. “As long as town 

hall is open, people can use that 

room.” 

In addition to the equipment, 

the room has a television and will 

be air-conditioned. Although seniors 

do need to have a health 

clearance from their physician to 

use the space for liability reasons, 

they will have free range over 

their workouts. 

“Only four out of 351 senior 

centers offer an unsupervised 

fitness room,” says Kayo, who 

notes that the room is for exercise, 

not physical therapy sessions. 

An added benefit, typical 

of any senior center, is that not 

only will Millis seniors be able to 

keep fit, but they will also be able 

to socialize with other seniors. 

“That, I think, is the biggest 

part,” says Kayo.


Calendar of Events 

August 1 

Medway Farmers Market, 4-7 

p.m., Choate Park, Medway 


Silver Screen Matinee, 1 p.m., 

Millis Public Library Roche 

Bros. Room, High Society (NR), 

An heiress sees her wedding 

plans complicated by an exhusband 

and a reporter in this 

musical remake of 1940’s “The 

Philadelphia Story.” The score 

and the song “True Love” were 

Oscar nominated. 


Movie Monday, 11 a.m., Medway 

Public Library, 26 High St., 

Medway, all ages, medwaylib.org 


Millis Police National Night 

Out, 4 – 8 p.m., free event features 

vendors, business owners, community 

groups, dunk tank, helicopter 

demo, K9 demo, obstacle 

course, dog walker watch program, 

Millis Town Park 

Auditions for Millis Theater 

Group’s production of Baskerville, 

a comedy by Ken Ludwig, 7 p.m., 

Millis Town Hall, Room 18, 900 

Main St., Millis, http://www. 

millistheatre.org/ 


Millis Splash Day, 1-3 p.m., 

sponsored by Needham Bank 

and Millis Recreation Dept., admission 

is a donation for Millis 

Food Pantry, rain date: August 8 

Medway Cable Access presents 

Movies in the Park, Choate 

Park, Medway, dusk, concessions 

available for sale, in case of 

rain movie will be shown inside 

Thayer Homestead; Bumblebee 

SAFE Coalition Community 

Meeting, 7 p.m., Franklin Municipal 

Building, 3rd Fl., 355 

East Central St., Franklin, 

community invited to participate 

in anti-drug forum 


Medway Farmers Market, 

4-7 p.m., Choate Park, Medway, 

The Upside (PG-13), A 

paralyzed billionaire forms an 

unlikely friendship with his exconvict 

caretaker. 

Auditions for Millis Theater 

Group’s production of Baskerville, 

a comedy by Ken Ludwig, 

7 p.m., Millis Town Hall, Room 

18, 900 Main St., Millis, http:// 

www.millistheatre.org/ 




Bros. Room 


Scrap Metal/Electronics Drive 

to Support Millis Cub Scout Pack 

115, 9 a.m. -2 p.m., 1465 Main St., 

Millis, $10 donation to pick up 

locally; $10 charge (max $50 per 

household) for computers, fax, 

printers, etc., higher cost for tube 

TV’s or flat screens, contact Paul 

Sims at (508) 613-5915 or (774) 

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Park, Medway, dusk, concessions 

available for sale, in case of 

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Mike Piazza and His Flying 

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Bros. Room, True Grit (PG-13), 

An alcoholic U.S. Marshal and a 

14-year-old girl track down her 

father’s killer with the help of a 

Texas Ranger. As the three brave 

dangerous Indian territory, they 

discover their prey has fallen in 

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Movies in the Park, Choate Park, 

Medway, dusk, concessions available 

for sale, in case of rain movie 

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Bros. Room; Green Book (PG- 

13), A white bouncer bonds with 

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Auditions for children’s chorus 

Jubilate!, 6:30-7:30 p.m., First 

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Auditions for Exsultet!, elite 

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Bros. Room; Fantastic Beasts- 

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Medway Police Chase, 5K Run 

8:30 p.m., Kids’ Fun Run: 8 p.m., 

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Millis Cultural Council 

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS 

Submissions are due OCTOBER 15, 2019 to this website: https://www.mass-culture.org/millis 

Priority will be given to proposals for programs that are: 

• Free and open to the public to benefit the Millis community 

• First-time submissions 

Applicants are encouraged to include a sample of their work for consideration. 

Proposal requirements include: 

• A no-cost component for either participants and/or attendees (or some subset thereof) 

• Letters of support from the proposed partnering organization(s) 

• Proposed timeframe of when the program will run 

• If the program has received funding in the last three years, an explanation of actions to build 

the program’s sustainability 

• Confirmation of location within the Town of Millis 

Special note: Millis High School Seniors may apply for funding to support their senior project 

requirement. 

The Millis Cultural Council is dedicated to promoting excellence, access, and diversity in the arts, 

humanities, and interpretive sciences in our community. 

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From 9 a.m. -2 p.m. 

Rain or Shine 

We will accept almost all types of scrap metal i.e. Copper, 

Aluminum, Brass, Lead, Iron, & Steel. 

We will accept treadmills, stoves, dishwashers (at discretion), 

lawn mowers, old grills, etc. 

Local Pick-up - We ask for a $10 Donation. 

Medway, Medfield, Sherborn, Franklin pick up - We ask for 

a $20 Donation. 

EXCEPTIONS: We CANNOT take: 

1.Pressurized cans/containers of any kind. 2. Microwaves 3. 

Photovoltaic cells. 4. Anything containing Freon. 

TV’s: Flat Screen up to 55” or Tube up to 32” there is a $45 

charge. 

Computers: All computers, fax machines, printers, etc., there 

is a $10 charge each but a household cap of $50. In most cases 

I can remove the hard drive and return to you on the spot and 

return to you but I have had difficulty with some Apple products 

in the past. 

As always, we are happy to take scrap metal from anyone, from 

any community. This fundraiser has generated close to $3000 in 

the past for different Millis organizations as well as helping folks 

to clean up their clutter. Thanks to the Millis community and the 

surrounding communities for your continued support. 

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Medway Public Library August Youth Events 

TODDLER JAM, Tuesdays and 

Wednesdays at 11 a.m. 

Newborns – 3 year-olds are 

invited to this drop-in program 

of stories, fingerplay and songs 

accompanied by mountain dulcimer. 

Children must be accompanied 

by parent/caregiver. 

IT’S STORY TIME! SUMMER 

SCHEDULE, Thursdays and Fridays 

at 11 a.m. 

Ages 10 months-5 years.* A 

drop-in story time with songs, 

stories, and craft. All children 

must be accompanied by a caregiver. 

* These ages are flexible! If 

you think your children will enjoy 

story time, please bring them. 

FARM TALES, Thursdays at 5. 

Join Miss Lucy at the Medway 

Farmers’ Market for storytime 

outside the Library! Books and 

songs and fresh veggies go together 

like peas in a pod. Located 

at Choate Park. See you there! 

Summer Reading 

Registration 

SIGN UP ANYTIME ALL SUMMER 

Drop in to learn about the 

Universe of Stories! Summer 

Reading Program. Pick up your 

reading log, bookmarks, and add 

your name to the bulletin board. 

View the prize packs that you 

can earn tickets for by reading 

throughout the summer. You can 

sign up for Summer Reading activities 

anytime this summer! 

READING REWARDS can be 

claimed anytime beginning August 

19th. Every reader should 

stop by Miss Lucy’s office to 

choose a brand new book, sticker 

sheet, and coupons for local fun! 

PRIZE DRAWING will be held 

on Friday, August 23rd at approximately 

10 a.m. You do not 

need to be present to win, but 

make sure all your tickets are 

turned in before Friday. 

TUMBLEBUS: Tumblebus is a 

fully padded converted school 

bus that is filled with gymnastics 

equipment to provide a safe and 

fun environment for children. 

August 24th. Please sign-up in 

advance for a spot on the bus at 

10:15 or 10:45. Ages 2-5. The 

Library will be open on these 2 

Saturdays! 

Monday Movie Madness: Join 

us for an indoor movie, bring 

your lunch, movies will be family 

friendly. Every Monday at 11 

a.m. No sign-up required. All 

Ages. 

Lunch at the Library: Tuesdays, 

Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 

11:45 a.m. Lunch will be served 

free of charge for teens, children 

and their caregivers on a first 

come, first served basis. In the 

Cole Room. Stay after lunch for 

a craft or activity. 

Read with a Teacher: Medway 

teachers will be visiting the public 

library this summer to read 

stories and to hear you read to 

them! Join us for lunch and then 

get cozy in the Story Room. 

Come to see your next year 

teacher, your last year teacher, 

or visit every week! Schedule is 

posted inside the Library. Thursdays 

at 12:30. All ages. Drop In. 

Metalsmithing with Heather 

Beck: Monday, August 5th, 4 

p.m. This workshop consists of 

learning about the structure of 

metal and how to create drawings 

in metal and use letter 

stamps to create textures and 

words on the bookmarks. We can 

stamp your favorite quotes or 

names on them, or even do small 

drawings on their bookmarks! 

The bookmarks will have a hole 

drilled into the top for a string or 

ribbon. There is a sulphur dip to 

blacken the recessed areas on the 

bookmark and make the texture 

really pop! Ages 12 and up. Register 

in advance. 

Teen Paint and Sip: Bring your 

favorite summer cup, library will 

provide cool summer drinks and 

fruit garnish. Paint along with 

acrylics and go home with an 

original piece of art! 

Monday, August 12th, 6 p.m. 

Ages 12 and up. Sign-up in advance. 

Teen Summer Reading Finale! 

DIY Unicorn Rugs 

Monday, August 19th, 6 p.m. 

Celebrate the end of summer 

with a unique creation for your 

room. Make your own, no-sew, 

fluffy unicorn rug! This activity 

will be held in the Makerspace. 

And there will be snacks. Ages 12 

and up. Register in advance. 

For more information and to 

register for events and programs 

visit medwaylib.org 

Contact Children’s Librarian, 

Lucy Anderson, with any questions 

at landerson@minlib.net or 

(508) 533-3217. 

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Medway Middle School Students 

Win Award for Designing 

Adaptive Children’s Toy 

Medway Superintendent Armand 

Pires is pleased to share 

that a group of Medway Middle 

School students won an award 

for an adaptive toy they designed 

for the annual Project Lead the 

Way Children’s Hospital Design 

Showcase. 

Seventh grade students Kelsea 

Anderson, Lily Bariteau, 

Ellie Copeland, Caitlin MacNeil, 

Emma Reardon and Bella Vallieres 

were among 110 students 

from 16 Massachusetts schools 

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second annual design showcase 

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the showcase and met with students 

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“This showcase was such a 

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students to challenge themselves,” 

Superintendent Pires 

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thoughtful, useful projects, and 

it’s so exciting to see them using 

the knowledge they gained this 

school year to create something 

meaningful.” 

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“It’s crazy how a small town has 

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The 18-year-old Moynihan is 

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sophomore, he enrolled at the 

Dexter School in Brookline before 

joining the national development 

program. 

Boldy, who played youth 

hockey for seven years with the 

South Shore Kings in Foxboro, 

developed a love for hockey by 

watching his older brother (Mike) 

compete. Moynihan played 

nine years of junior hockey in 

Marlboro with the Minuteman 

Flames. 

Both were excited to be 

drafted after spending two years 

in the national program with the 

under-18 team that competed 

in the United States Hockey 

League. They both battled junior 

league competition and 

also faced off against colleges 

like Harvard, Boston University, 

North Dakota and Dartmouth. 

The 6-foot-2, 196-pound Boldy 

scored 33 goals and had 48 assists 

in 64 games last season while 

Moynihan scored 19 goals and 

assisted on 27 others in 64 contests. 

“I was a bit nervous,’’ said 

Boldy, who attended the draft in 

Vancouver. “I wasn’t sure where 

I’d go but it’s a dream come true. 

I’m super excited. Minnesota is 

an awesome place to play and 

to live. But, what’s important is 

to establish myself as a quality 

player at BC. I’ll take it one year 

at a time and see what happens.’’ 

Moynihan, who’ll be facing 

Boldy when PC battles the Eagles 

in Hockey East action, was 

thrilled to be selected by New 

Jersey. “It’s an unbelievable feeling,’’ 

he said. “The Devils are a 

great organization. I grew up as 

a Bruins fan and thought about 

a pro hockey career since the 

fourth grade. But, I’ll go one day 

at a time and strive to be the best 

I can be at PC. I’d like to help 

them win a championship.’’ 

The 5-foot-11, 183-pound 

Moynihan watched the draft 

with his parents (Patrice and 

Michael) and twin sister (Ciara) 

in Millis. He rates a victory over 

Canada in the Under-18 World 

Championships in Sweden as his 

most memorable game. “It was 

my last game for the national 

team and the U.S. beat Canada 

for a bronze medal,’’ he recalled. 

“Canada is our rival and it’s always 

a challenge to defeat them. 

I didn’t get any points but it’s a 

game I’ll always remember.’’ 

Boldy’s effort in the All-American 

Prospects Game in Minnesota 

during his second year with 

the development program rates 

No. 1. He scored two goals, including 

the game-tying tally with 

1:07 left in regulation, and assisted 

on the game-winning goal 

with just 36 seconds left in the 

game. The then-17-year-old had 

a team-high six shots on goal in 

a 6-4 victory in the annual game 

that showcases top Americanborn 

NHL draft prospects. 

“I was chosen as the MVP,’’ 

he noted. “There were a lot of 

scouts at the game and it was 

kind of ironic that the game 

was played at the XCel Energy 

Center, which is the Minnesota 

Wild’s home arena.’’ 

Boldy said that getting selected 

12th in the draft is “cool’’ 

but he’s acutely aware that it 

doesn’t mean much. “It’s what 

happens later,’’ he emphasized. 

“It’s about what you do after 

signing a contract.’’ 

Both skaters have similar 

strengths that should be factors 

as they progress through college 

and more than likely in a minorleague 

affiliate after they sign 

contracts. Boldy is skilled and 

technically solid. He’s also mentally 

and physically tough, has a 

high hockey IQ, his shot is hard, 

and his release is quick. Moynihan 

is also a high IQ player who’s 

versatile, focuses on leadership 

and also has a hard shot. Mentally 

tough, he’s also quick on his 

feet. 

Immediately after the draft, 

Boldy attended the Wild’s rookie 

orientation camp. “It was a fiveday 

stretch,’’ he said. “The days 

were all good and I had fun. We 

were watched closely.’’ 

The 2019 NHL draft had 

a Millis flavor in the first and 

sixth rounds. Boldy and Moynihan 

pursued their dream to play 

hockey in college and in the 

pros by competing in a national 

program, and they both were 

drafted. 

But, best of all, they know 

their roots. As Moynihan concluded: 

“Going to Millis schools 

was a good time; it’s a small town 

where everyone knows each 

other. And, I’ve got a great group 

of friends.’’ 

Matthew Boldy and Patrick 

Moynihan should be top-notch 

college and pro hockey players 

going forward and they’re already 

outstanding ambassadors 

for their hometown. 

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Whalen Looks Back on Her 

Softball Success in Millis 

Sports 

By Christopher Tremblay, 

Staff Sports Writer 

Millis’s Cheyenne Whalen 

has been playing softball as long 

as she can remember. In fact, she 

originally began with whiffle ball 

before eventually joining the Millis 

Youth Softball Program. Softball 

was a big part of her life and 

was something that she wanted 

to do as much as she could, so 

she began playing club softball 

during the off-season. Whalen 

played for the U12 Central Mass 

Thunder, the U14 and U18 

Metro West Thunder. 

With her high school career 

on the softball diamond now 

complete and college fast approaching, 

Whalen is hoping that 

her athletic career will continue. 

Whalen is headed to James Madison 

University in Harrisburg, 

Virginia where she is hoping to 

play softball for the Division 1 

school. The Dukes went 20-1 in 

the Colonial Athletic Association 

to capture the title and were 

51-10 overall this past season. 

“I’m contemplating on trying 

out for the team, but I’m not 

sure if I’d be able to commit to 

playing softball and continue 

studying academically,” the Millis 

athlete said. “I’ll probably try 

out for the team to see if I can 

make it, but most likely I think 

I’ll be playing club or intramural 

softball.” 

Although playing in the collegiate 

level is still up in the air, 

Whalen has enjoyed her softball 

career while at Millis. In the beginning, 

she found herself behind 

the plate and by the time 

she got to the high school, she 

was switched to the outfield for a 

brief period of time. 

“For my club teams, I was 

playing the outfield and was 

comfortable with the position 

so the switch to it in high school 

was no problem for me,” she 

said. “But then about half way 

through my freshman season, 

our senior shortstop got hurt and 

the coach moved me there, and 

that’s where I played the last 3 ½ 

seasons for Millis.” 

Making the move to shortstop, 

Whalen found a bit nerve 

racking at first, as she had never 

played the infield prior to Coach 

RJ Maturo moving her there. 

“There is a lot that goes 

into playing that position, like 

you need to know what side of 

the base to go to depending on 

where the ball is hit, but you get 

used to it. By the end of that year, 

I was very comfortable playing 

the position.” 

The Mohawks Coach never 

had any doubt in his mind that 

the then freshman would pick up 

the position. 

“She’s a smart kid with great 

athletic instincts and knows the 

game,” Maturo said. “She started 

off already having solid softball 

skills as a freshman and then she 

worked on the intangibles and 

improved upon the little things 

to become the softball player she 

is today.” 

As a four-year starter, three 

and a half of those at shortstop, 

the Millis native came to love the 

position. 

“I did love playing catcher 

when I was playing it, but I 

haven’t played there in such a 

long time,” Whalen said. “Shortstop 

became my top position as 

I feel that I’m better suited there 

and really enjoy the action; there 

is so much more action at shortstop 

than in the outfield.” 

Millis’ Cheyenne Whalen will head to James Madison University in 

Harrisburg, VA, this fall. She plans to try out for the Division I softball 

team, but academics will be her priority. 

Although Maturo believes 

that no matter where Whalen is 

playing she is at the top of her 

game, but he finds her ability at 

the infield position tome more 

enjoyable. 

“When she is on her game, 

she is fun to watch,” he said. 

“You never know what she’s 

going to do, long throws from 

the hole, turning double plays, 

whatever it is.” 

At the plate, Whalen has always 

been a big hitter for the 

Mohawks hitting in the third or 

fourth slot in the lineup for Maturo. 

With a month left before she 

departs to head south to college 

Whalen looks back upon her career 

with Millis and only hopes 

that she can take that with her to 

the James Madison softball team. 

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Auditions for Women’s Chorus Exsultet! and Children’s 

Chorus Jubilate! Aug. 28 

Do you love to sing? Then we 

would love to meet you! We are 

Exsultet!— a fun-loving, women’s 

choral group made up of 

sixteen musicians. We love making 

music and challenging ourselves 

to present concerts which 

enlighten and entertain. Exsultet! 

sings a repertoire of choral literature 

spanning musical periods 

and cultures and incorporates 

readings and poetry into our 

performances. We are holding 

auditions for two soprano spots 

(should be able to sing both first 

and second) on Wednesday, August 

28 from 7:30-9 p.m. at the 

First Congregational Church, 

725 Washington Street, in Holliston. 

Rehearsals are on Mondays 

from 7-9 p.m. in preparation for 

our two concerts: Saturday, December 

14 and Saturday, May 

16, with smaller performances 

scheduled throughout the year. 

To audition, download the audition 

piece from our website and 

prepare to rehearse and sing it 

with the group. At the end of rehearsal, 

you will be asked to sing 

your part in a trio or quartet. 

Come prepared to sing, laugh, 

and have fun! Please contact Carrie 

Klimeczko at carrie7975@ 

aol.com for more information 

and to schedule an audition time. 

Visit our website (www.exsultet. 

us) to learn more about us. 

Jubilate! Auditions 

Jubilate!, (yoo-bih-LAH-tay), 

a Metrowest children’s choir, is 

looking for new members! The 

audition will be done as one 

large group on Wednesday August 

28, 2019, from 6:30-7:30 

at First Congregational Church, 

725 Washington Street in Holliston. 

Interested singers must 

be between the ages of 9-15, be 

able to sing in tune, and have a 

positive attitude. Rehearsals will 

begin Wednesday, September 

4, 2019 from 6:30-7:30 at the 

FCC in Holliston. The choir is 

based in Holliston but serves all 

surrounding towns including 

Bellingham, Milford, Medway, 

Millis, Ashland, Hopkinton, and 

Sherborn. Jubilate is not affiliated 

with any school or religion but is 

an offshoot of the professional 

women’s choir Exsultet. Jubilate 

and Exsultet will perform together 

on Saturday, December 

14 at the Allin Congregational 

Church in Dedham and again 

on Saturday, May 16, 2020 at 

the First Congregational Church 

in Holliston. Skills such as singing 

beautifully with a group and 

reading music will be learned 

gradually throughout rehearsals 

on Wednesday nights. Singers 

are asked to come with water and 

a willingness to work together. 

Further information will be provided 

at the audition. Jubilate 

will be directed for its 3rd season 

by Chrissy Petersen, elementary 

music teacher in the Holliston 

Public Schools. 

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Sunday, September 29th – 6:30pm Erev Rosh Hashanah Services 

Monday, September 30th – 9:30am Day 1 Services 

5:30pm Tashlich Services 

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Tuesday, October 8th – 6:15pm Yom Kippur Kol Nidre Services 

Wednesday, October 9th – 9:30am Yom Kippur Services & 

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Millis Theatre Group 

Announces Auditions 

for Ken Ludwig’s 

Baskerville, a 

Comedy, Directed by 

Mark Prokes 

From Samuel French – “Comedic 

genius Ken Ludwig (Lend 

Me a Tenor, Moon Over Buffalo) 

transforms Arthur Conan 

Doyle’s classic The Hound of 

the Baskervilles into a murderously 

funny adventure. Sherlock 

Holmes is on the case. The male 

heirs of the Baskerville line are 

being dispatched one by one. To 

find their ingenious killer, Holmes 

and Watson must brave the desolate 

moors before a family curse 

dooms its newest heir. Watch as 

our intrepid investigators try to 

escape a dizzying web of clues, 

silly accents, disguises, and deceit 

as five actors deftly portray more 

than forty characters. Does a 

wild hellhound prowl the moors 

of Devonshire? Can our heroes 

discover the truth in time?” 

The show is performed in total 

by only 5 ACTORS! One actor 

each portrays Sherlock Holmes 

and Dr. John Watson, the other 

three actors play the remaining 

actors. Accents are encouraged 

but not required for the audition. 

Male actors will be considered 

for Sherlock, Watson, Actor 1, 

and Actor 2. Female actors will 

be considered for all roles. Auditions 

will consist of readings from 

the script. Please wear comfortable 

clothing that is easy to move 

in. Please provide a resume and 

headshot at the audition. 

Auditions take place August 

6th and 8th at 7pm at Millis 

Town Hall, 900 Main St. Millis, 

room 18. The first read through 

will take place on August 13th 

at 7pm. Rehearsals are currently 

planned for Tuesday and 

Thursday evenings beginning 

on August 27th, with a possible 

third evening added later in the 

process. We will do our best to 

accommodate conflicts. 

Performances will take place 

on October 18th an 19th, as 

well as potentially on more day 

that weekend. Actors MUST be 

available for all of tech week. 

Sherlock Holmes – (30’s or 

older) – The eccentric, worldfamous 

detective. Described as 

“cat-like” in both his mind and 

mannerisms, he is unable to 

enjoy life unless he has a stimulating 

case in front of him. His 

wheels are always turning and 

he’s never without a maniacal 

twinkle in his eye. 

Dr. John Watson – (30’s or 

older) – The loyal companion 

and confidant of Sherlock 

Holmes. Watson is the more 

grounded of the two, he records 

the events of Sherlock’s cases and 

serves as a narrator to the story 

while also being a central player. 

A proper Victorian gentleman 

and a self-styled, if unfortunate, 

ladies’ man. 

Actor 1 – (20’s or older) – Plays 

the roles of Dr. Mortimer, Baron 

Scarpia, Man With Black Beard, 

Lucy, Milker, Desk Clerk, Trap 

Driver, Barrymore, Stapleton, 

Victor, Dr. McCann, Farmer, 

Portrait, and Falstaff. Accents 

that will be helpful include Cockney, 

Spanish, Swedish, Scottish, 

and various different British accents. 

Actor 2 – (20’s or older) – Plays 

the roles of Sir Charles, Daisy, 

Sir Hugo, Bradley, Sir Henry, 

Wilson, and Lestrade. Accents 

that will be helpful include Cockney, 

Texan, and various different 

British accents. 

Actor 3 – (20’s or older) – 

Plays the roles of Mrs. Hudson, 

Maiden, Shepherdess, Florina 

Tosca, Cartwright, Baby, German 

Maid, Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. 

Barrymore, Miss Stapleton, 

Nurse Malloy, Winnie, Nurse 

Mackeeble, and Mrs. Lyons. Accents 

that will be helpful include 

Cockney, German, Swedish, 

Irish, Scottish, and various British 

accents. 

Performance dates for 

“Baskerville” is the weekend of 

October 18-20. 

Feel free to email director 

Mark Prokes with any inquiries 

at markdprokes@gmail.com 

Charles River Chorale Winter 

Season Begins in September 

The Charles River Chorale 

will begin rehearsals to prepare 

for its winter concert program, 

“Kaleidoscope: Lights, Colors, 

and Reflections of Winter,” 

starting Tuesday, September 10. 

The Chorale’s mission is to bring 

a variety of choral music to the 

regional community that is engaging, 

enriching and enjoyable. 

Under the direction of Ashley 

Nelson-Oneschuk, the “CRC” 

rehearses once a week, preparing 

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The Charles River Chorale is 

a community-oriented and welcoming 

group. If you enjoy singing 

and are interested in checking 

us out, please come to one of our 

first four rehearsals. We meet 

on Tuesday evenings (beginning 

9/10/19) from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 

p.m., at the Church of Christ, 

142 Exchange Street in Millis, 

MA (Route 115, just north of the 

intersection of Route 109). 

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Come early to sign-in, socialize 

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Coffee and snacks are available. 

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(Rain Date: August 8th) Donations of canned good accepted for the Millis Food Pantry. 

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Milford - $274,900 

75 Norfolk Road 

Millis - $440K 

16 Kingsbury Drive 

Hollistion - 1.2 mil 

Let my 20 years experience of 

selling homes help you with your next move. 

15 Baltimore St, Millis & 10 Speen St, Framingham Offices 

20 Heron Lane 

Hopedale - $559,900


#1 COMPANY FOR HOMES SOLD IN MILLIS 

(#1 in Total Homes Sold in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 & 2018 Source MLSpin) 

Robin Spangenberg 

Realtor ® , ABR, Prof. Stager, SRS 

DIRECT: 508-277-4144 

Jennifer Colella McMahon 

Realtor®, Broker, ABR, CBR, LMC, CHS, 

CRB, BPOR, RENE 

DIRECT: 774-210-0898 

Laina Regan Kaplan 

Realtor®, CBR 

DIRECT: 508-577-3538 

SALE PENDING 

SALE PENDING 

SALE PENDING 

2 CAR GARAGE W/LOFT 

$679,900 

10 Rolling Meadow, Millis 

Jennifer McMahon 

$519,900 

4 Fairway Lane, Medway 

Laina Kaplan 

$478,900 

27 Eden Street, Millis 


$479,900 

164 Village Street, Millis 


5 BEDROOMS 

FOR SALE 

3+ ACRE LOT 

NEW LISTING 

$679,900 

4 Tracy Terrace, Millis 


$316,900 

30 Country Village Way, Millis 


$150,000 

95 Winthrop Street, Lot 3, Medway 

Laina Kaplan 

$675,000 

8 Klifford Circle, Millis 


SALE PENDING 

NEW LISTING 

NEW LISTING 

FOR SALE 

$539,900 

210 Pleasant St, Millis 


$485,000 

23 Forest Road, Millis 


$499,000 

88 Ridge Street, Millis 


$449,000 

16 Beech St, Franklin 


NEW LISTING 

SALE PENDING 

NEW LISTING 

NEW LISTING 

346 Plain St, Millis 


$419,000 

7 Heritage Path, Millis 


$470,000 

12 Brandywine Terrace, Millis 


$ 649,000 

260 Ridge Street Millis 


RECENT MEDWAY SALES 

179 Main St 

10 Oakland St 

180 Village St 

23 Farm St 

1 Birch Bark 

16 Fairway Lane 

12 Vernon St 

Client Testimonial to Laina Kaplan: 

“I’m sitting at my desk at work staring out the window thinking, “What the heck 

happened here?This wonderful woman came into our lives, helped us get a house FULL 

of stuff decluttered, and staged; got the best photographer, and then sold the house the 

first minute we put it on the market to a really great buyer!” That’s what I was thinking. 

You are THE best realtor I have ever dealt with (and you are a lot of fun too-you throw a 

heck of a good party on top of it all)! Thank you, Laina!!!!!” - Suzanne atryzek, Medway 

RECENT MILLIS SALES 

434 Union 

43 Walnut St 

235 Plain St 

93 Acorn St 

32 Key Street 

6 Key Street 

1 Bogastow Circle

Medway & Millis August 2019

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