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Saturday from 12 to 8:00pm atop the upper deck at the park-ing garage on Granger Blvd. is the Oktoberfest, sponsored by RKG Financial and for the pre-sale price of $10 includes a beer mug and a free bever-age! Enjoy entertainment by German style “Oompah bands Schwartze Schafe and also The Bavarian Brothers! Local rock band Usual Suspects will also join in. German fare provided by The Epicurean restaurant and huge mugs of beer from Jack’s Abby Brewing.

On Sunday, From 10:00 am to 3:00 pm on the Main Street is a free family affair offering ethnic entertainment, cultural displays, live music, local fare, farmer’s market, crafters and artisans and much more! Lots of children’s activities. And of course you will want to vote for your favorite local restaurant after tying all at the chili/chowder challenge between 12:30 and 2:00 for only $5. We will be starting the day at 9:45 at the Marlborough Main St. Mile! To register, visit our sponsor: highlandcitystriders.org or register, at the Prospector East Saloon on Lincoln Street, Marlborough, at 8:00 am, on Sunday morning. The race ends just in time to start the fun down-town. This year the Marlborough

Historical Society celebrates it’s 50th Anniversary with us displaying vintage pictures and hosting scheduled bus tours of historical homes right here in Marlborough! And please, don’t forget to come down to the City Hall at 10:30 a.m. and help us recognize Pauline Smith as this years’ Heritage Heroine for all the hard work and dedication volunteering, organizing and fundraising throughout her life-time a resident of Marlborough, to help others in need!

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Domestic Violence Candlelight Vigil

In the past twelve months, 18 people were murdered in Massachusetts as a result of domestic violence. This October—Domestic Violence Awareness Month—Domestic

Violence Services Network, Inc. invites the entire community to attend its annual Candlelight Vigil to commemorate the lives lost.

The event will take place October 21, 2015 at Monument Hall in Concord (62 Monument Street) at 6:30 pm. All are wel-come.

Renee Graham, a regular con-tributor to the Boston Globe’s opinion page will deliver a keynote address entitled “Does the Media Have a Domestic Violence Problem?” She was a staff writer at the Globe for 18 years, covering everything from social services to pop cul-ture. She has written for Essence magazine, and is the pop culture correspondent for WBUR-FM’s “Here and Now” and a colum-nist for WBUR’s arts blog, “The Artery.”

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Orchestra, the Chamber Players perform throughout the year in many different venues, bring-ing classical music directly to their audience in an up-close and personal way. At 3 pm on Sunday, October 25, they will be performing for the Music at St. Matthew’s audience at St. Matthew’s United Methodist Church, 435 Central Street, Acton.

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ing the wine and beer sampling. Restaurants to be featured are 110 Grill, Burton’s Grill, British Beer, Concord’s Colonial Inn, Concord Teacakes, Evviva Cucina, Northern Bank with fruit kabobs, Rangoli Grill, Rapscallion Table & Tap and Vincenzo’s Ristorante. Come share in this popular delicious event. All are welcome with prices for members $30 and non-members $35. Register and pay

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Chamber will include a Ribbon Cutting on Friday, November 6 at 12:00 noon at Maynard Storage Solutions, 109 Powder Mill Road, Maynard. Open house is free to all who attend. Business Breakfast Club Networking on Friday, November 13 hosted by Concord Health Center, 59 ORNAC (across from Emerson Hospital) at 7:30-9:00 am. A Business Education seminar on Friday, November 20 – “How to use Events to Grow Your Business” presented by Suzan Czajkowski ,a consultant of Constant Contact. And Dine Around Networking hosted by Benchmark Sr. Living at Robbins Brook, 10 Devon Drive, Acton on Tuesday, November 24 at 5:30-7:00pm. Come get connected at any of these events. Register at www.mwcoc.com for all events or call the office at 978-263-0010.

If you are interested in more information about events or membership with Middlesex West Chamber of Commerce visit our website www.mwcoc.com or call the office at 978-263-0010. We are located at 179 Great Rd, Suite 104B, Acton.

MWCOC is a regional Chamber of Commerce serving the towns of Acton, Boxborough, Concord, Carlisle, Littleton, Maynard, Stow and Westford. Our corpo-rate sponsors are Holiday Inn Boxborough, Middlesex Savings Bank and Emerson Hospital. We are more than just Business! Come get connected.

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All are welcome to stop by Halloween Storytelling at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson during Hudson’s Downtown Trick or Treat from 4 to 6 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 29. Spooky organ music will accompany the annual storytell-ing tradition where visitors will surely be treated, not tricked. For more information, please visit ucmh.org or call 978-562-9180. The church is located at 80 Main St. in Hudson. Join the Rev. Alice Anacheka-Nasemann, music director Carole Graves, and director of lifelong learning Roberta Altamari for a fun expe-rience for all ages.

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34th Annual Conant Craft Fair

Every fall, the Conant School PTO hosts an all-day craft fair at Conant School, in Acton, MA. This year the craft fair will take place on Sunday, October 25, 2015 from 10:00am – 4:00pm. Regular admission is $5.00; student and senior admission is $3.00.

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Sereni Salon and Wellness Center, located in one of Hudson’s oldest buildings, at 8 Market St., will be the subject of the Hudson Historical Society meeting Tuesday evening, Oct. 27 at 7:30 p.m. at First Federated Church Hall, 200 Central St. Owner Paula (Guidotti) Filippi, a Hudson native, will give a brief history of the brick building. She will discuss how she started the business, which has grown into a thriving enterprise, and has

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“Meghan is a highly motivated young lady who exemplifies the qualities we want in students and she took this further on her own initiative.” said Mr. Flaherty.

Meghan started working on organizing the drive last school year and named it the Supplies for Success drive. The collecting of supplies ran from September 1-10. The drive was so success-ful that Meghan will run anoth-er Supplies for Success drive at Hudson High School in the spring. She also is working on bringing this program to the school where her mother works as they too have students in need of school supplies.

Meghan learned many life lesson skills throughout the Supplies for Success drive. The first was patience. According to Meghan, this skill came in handy when few students donated at first. She kept promoting the drive and soon she says, every-one wanted to donate. “This skill will most definitely be useful in the future, especially when it comes to working with other people.” stated Meghan. She also learned the importance of being discrete about personal informa-tion. She encountered students who didn’t want to admit that they could not afford to pur-chase pencils or back-to-school items of good quality. Meghan said that she is the type of per-son to speak up for others when they are in need or trouble. She realized that not everybody has the ability to advocate for them-selves and offered her discretion. “I am proud to have learned to be discrete and patient, both very good skills for the future.” Meghan Collins.

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for taking this initiative and pleased to see such an impor-tant community service project develop as a result of one of our social sciences courses. Lessons learned from experiences like these cannot be duplicated in a classroom setting. Meghan’s efforts have quietly touched the lives of many of our students.” Brian Reagan, Principal

If you are interested in donat-ing to Supplies for Success, dona-tions are still being accepted. Please donate only three school supply items or a gift card. You may drop off your donations to: Hudson High School, Main Office, 69 Brigham St, 978-567-6250.

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Wayland High School Class 1985 30th

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1985 will be holding their 30th Reunion on Saturday, November 28, 7:00 pm at Sandy Burr Country Club, 103 Cochituate Rd, Wayland. The cost of the event is $ 35 per person, payable at the door. Please RSVP by November 14. We are looking to contact former classmates, please share this announcement with any-one from Wayland High School class 1985. For more informa-tion please see our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/WaylandHigh1985? or con-tact us at [email protected].

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Ellie Buford, formerly of Harvard, and now living in this area, will be the tour director and local guides will conduct specific site tours. Come join us on this historical tour as well as the beauty of the Italian life-style in the spring. For addi-tional information, itinerary, and price please contact Kara Fossey at the Fort Devens Museum at 978-772-1286 or email [email protected] or Duane Barber at 978 456-8847 or email [email protected].

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Bring A Touch Of China To Your Kitchen (NAPSA)-Chinese food is perennially popular among Americans. Whether it’s a casual dinner or a large celebration, the Chinese restaurant is likely to be a dining destination. Every region of the United States has Chinese restaurants, and some well-known dishes were in fact invented in this coun-try, such as chop suey and fortune cookies. Most traditional dishes are cooked very quickly in a small amount of oil and seasoned with soy sauce and ginger. The ease of preparation and the availabil-ity of ingredients is why more Americans are bringing Chinese cuisine into their own kitchens. An even easier way to pre-pare Asian food in your home is to use a ready-made dressing, such as Litehouse Sesame Ginger Dressing & Sauce. It combines fresh ginger, onion and garlic with rice vinegar, sesame and canola oil. Great for marinating chicken or tofu as well as on salads, it’s full of authentic flavor without MSG, trans fats or preser-vatives. Not only that, it’s low in calories and sodium. Sesame Ginger Lettuce Wraps 11⁄2 pounds chicken (boneless, skinless, cut into cubes) 1⁄3 cup cashews (or peanuts) 1⁄4 cup grated carrot 3⁄4 cup mushrooms (diced) 1⁄4 cup bean sprouts (optional) 1 can diced water chestnuts (optional) 1 head of lettuce (washed) 1 jar Litehouse Sesame Ginger Dressing & Sauce Spray skillet with cooking spray. Cook mushrooms and chicken until done. Add the cashews, grated carrot, bean sprouts and water chestnuts. Cook 2 minutes. Add 1 jar Litehouse Sesame Ginger Dressing & Sauce; heat through. Separate let-tuce leaves. Spoon chicken mix-ture into lettuce leaves, depending on size. Fold to eat. Serves 6.For more information and recipes, visit www.litehousefoods.com.


Assabet Valley Mastersingers

Assabet Valley Mastersingers will open the new season with a return to Mozart’s universally enjoyed Requiem in d with full orchestral accompaniment. This musical masterpiece holds an important spot in AVM history as the first opus performed by the group in May of 1978. A brilliant and joyous new work—Te Deum by Karl Jenkins-- will begin the concert at 8:00 PM on Friday, November 13th at St. Luke the Evangelist Parish, 70 West Main St. (Route 30) in Westborough 01581.

AVM founder and Artistic Director Robert P. Eaton will conduct the orchestra and cho-rus with exciting vocal solo-ists Elissa Alvarez, soprano; Margaret Lias, mezzo; Matthew Anderson, tenor; and Thomas Jones, baritone. The location at St. Luke’s is accessible to the physically challenged. Large print programs will be offered to those desiring enhanced read-ability.

Concert tickets may be pur-chased through the AVM website or at Robinson Music Company, Westborough;

Shattuck’s Pharmacy, Northborough; Shrewsbury Federal Credit Union; English Gardens Florist, Southborough; Serendipity Jewelry, Art, & Whimsy, Hudson; and both Joy-Den Jewelers and Main Street Café in Marlborough. Advance sales from the ticket outlets in these six towns are discounted $3 (three) from the general price of $25 (twenty-five) and $20 (twenty) for students and senior citizens.

For further information please call (978) 562-9838 or reference www.avmsingers.org. Partial funding for the Assabet Valley Mastersingers, a non-profit orga-nization, has been provided by the Webster Five Foundation and the Massachusetts Cultural Council through Arts Councils in Hudson, Marlborough, Northborough, Shrewsbury, Southborough, and Westborough.

Hudson’s Sesquicentennial

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Sesquicentennial Committee meeting is scheduled for 7 PM Thursday, October 29th in

Conference Room B, 3rd Floor, of the Hudson Town Hall. Come to the meeting if you would like to contribute to the celebration planning. We welcome all feed-back, while we explore our 2016 celebration program. To follow the group’s activities, “like” the Committee’s Facebook page—“Hudson 150”, and/or check out our web page at http://hud-son150.org to see the events planned so far. Also visit the

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Join us for a warm and uplift-ing afternoon of harp, song, and traditional Irish tales!

The Virginia Thurston Healing Garden announces the next “Concert at the Garden” on Sunday, October 25 at 3:00pm. Kate Chadbourne, singer, musi-cian, storyteller, and poet, will perform to celebrate the gener-ous mystery that is harvest time - and raise your spirit with songs, tales, and laughter! Kate holds a Ph.D. in Celtic Languages and Literatures from Harvard where she teaches courses in Irish lan-guage and folklore. She performs

her signature blend of stories, songs, poems, and festivity all over New England. Her music has been featured on NPR’s pro-grams, “Cartalk” and “All Songs Considered,” and she has been a featured “tradition bearer” in the Revels Salon series and in the Gaelic Roots Concert Series at Boston College. She has pub-lished two collections of poet-ry, and teaches in The Bardic Academy.

The Healing Garden, a non-profit organization, is located at 145 Bolton Road in Harvard, MA and offers support, educa-tional and therapeutic services to those affected by cancer. Admission is $10 for Garden

members, $15 for non-mem-bers. All proceeds benefit the services of the Healing Garden. Visit www.healinggarden.net for event updates or cancellations.

Memorial Congregational

Church In Sudbury“No matter who you are or

where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here!” Join us for worship this Sunday at 10am. We will join together to sing songs, listen to the preachers’ reflections on the week’s scrip-ture and lean on one another and God in prayer.

Sunday worship service begins at 10 a.m.; youth from pre-K to 8th grade stay with their family in worship for the first 15 min-utes and are invited to leave wor-ship after the children’s moment to go to Discovery Kingdom where they use theater, art, cook-ing, games and more to further their understanding of the Bible. This fall we are studying the Ten Commandments and the two great commandments. Childcare for infants and toddlers is pro-vided every Sunday from 9:30 a.m. until the end of the service.

Many stories from our scrip-tures take place at a well. In addition to providing life-giving refreshment, communal wells are often the location of God-centered conversations that lead

to deeper human relationships.We gather on Wednesday

nights at 7 p.m. seeking the same. Our time together is meant to build relationships and be refreshing. A variety of ideas are discussed including cur-rent events, theological ideas, and how we feel called to be “church.” We seek God through liturgy, communion, and other spiritual practices. Sometimes dialogue is inspired by sacred and secular music or video. We conclude with communion.

Everyone is invited to partici-pate as much or as little as com-fortable. Join us on Wednesdays at 7pm in the parlor of MCC located at the corner of Concord Rd and Church St in Sudbury. There is a seat at the table for you. For more information, please contact the church office at 978-443-3885 or [email protected]

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Energize yourself to 10,000 volts, see water droplets freeze in the air, and create waves of colored light with your hands...be blinded by science!

On Wednesday, October 28 students in Hudson High School’s physics classes will host the annual Haunted Physics lab. Visitors will witness dem-onstrations of “spooky science” and will do some hands-on experiments themselves. This family-friendly event is appro-priate for children ages 5 and up. Admission is one non-perishable food item to be donated to the Hudson Food Pantry. Hudson High School, 69 Brigham St, room G101 from 6:30 – 8:30 pm.

Recycle Anything With A Cord

Recycle Electronic Waste on Saturday October 31 at Memorial Congregational Church (across

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All Televisions $20-40. Bargain disposal prices for other items ranging from FREE to $20 each. Computer Monitors are $10. Laptops, Servers, DVD Drives, Microwaves, Camera/Video/Audio equip $5-10. Air Conditioners, Refrigerators/

Freezers, Hot Water Tanks/Heaters, Washing Machines/Dryers, Stoves/Dishwashers, Copy/Fax/Scanner/Pr inters $10-20. Negotiable pricing for Phones, Phone Systems, UPS (PC battery backup) Wires and parts, accessories for computers.

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“The Poem That Leads Us Backwards –

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Parish of Sudbury Unitarian Universalist Oct. 25 as we wel-come Rabbi Robert Orkand to our pulpit. He notes that the Jewish community recently completed the High Holy Day “season”—a time of reflection and forgive-ness. Rabbi Orkand asks “What is “forgiveness, anyway? --to see where you are, and to feel a sense of discontent about where you are. It means to go back to the place where you once were – not geographically, perhaps, but spiritually. It means to retrace

your steps. It means to go back to the inner place that really defines who you are.” Rabbi Orkand recently retired after 40 years in the pulpit rabbinate. During his career he taught a variety of topics related to religion, but his favorite was, and remains, Comparative Religion, believing that only through knowledge will people come to understand and accept both that which unites us and that which divides us.

On October 25th First Parish will Share the Plate with “Dignity in Asylum” a not-for-profit organization based in Concord, MA dedicated to providing safe transitional housing and support for asylum seekers, those who have been granted asylum, refu-gees and unaccompanied minors at risk of homelessness. Each month the congregation gives half of its collection to a worthy organization recommended by a congregant.

This Sunday at First Parish Sudbury children aged 6-months to 4 are invited to play in our nursery. Children 4-6 are invited to our Spirit Play class, where we are introducing our seven rainbow principles through sto-rytelling, creative play, and arts and crafts. Older children still in grade school are invited to join our Sing to the Power class, where we are exploring how we can create positive change in the world through the power of our roots this week. 7th and 8th graders are invited to join the Breakfast Club, and the high school youth group will meet at noon, after social hour.

First Parish of Sudbury is a Unitarian Universalist congre-gation located at 327 Concord Road. We embrace diversity and welcome the participation of all persons who wish to join us for worship, activities and service to the greater communities.

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Minuteman High School is reminding families that it takes part in the national school lunch and breakfast programs – and that free or reduced priced meals are available to students whose families are eligible.

“At Minuteman, we believe that a healthy breakfast and lunch should be available to all students. That’s why free and reduced priced meals are avail-able to our students every school day,” said Heather Shastany, Food Service Director at Minuteman.

Minuteman High School uti-lizes the district website (www.Minuteman.org) to inform Minuteman families of the avail-ability of the National School Lunch and Breakfast Programs, Shastany said.

The eligibility criteria for free and reduced priced meals are set by the Federal Income Eligibility Guidelines. The complete chart for eligibility criteria can be found by visiting the following site: http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2015-03-31/pdf/2015-07358.pdf.

The Free and Reduced Meals Application packet is mailed to all families yearly and as nec-essary. Additionally, application packets are provided to all new students.

Families receiving assistance from Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR), Temporary Assistance for Needy

Families (TANF), homeless, migrant, runaway and enrolled in an eligible Head Start or enrolled in an eligible pre-kindergarten class will be notified of free eligibility. If a family member is receiving these benefits and not notified, they should contact the Food Services Department at Minuteman High School to have free meal benefits extended to them. If the household chooses to decline the free meal ben-efits, they must contact the Food Services Department.

Minuteman is an equal oppor-tunity provider.

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Regional High School Drama are pleased to announce their Fall Play: FAME. As the play begins, the school is in the midst of auditioning applicants. They’re every size, shape and attitude. They’re scared, they’re brave, they’re rich and they’re poor. They’ve got nothing in common but a compelling dream - and each pursues it in a special way as they also deal with the spe-cial problems of their various lives…. While this is a play and not the musical, there is music and dancing as the students work to pursue their dreams. Performances will take place on November 20th and 21st at 7:30 pm and November 22nd at 2:00 pm at NRHS auditorium, 12 Green Road, Bolton. To order tickets in advance, please visit: www.NashobaDrama.com.

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Woodstock, Illinois and is sup-ported in part by a grant from the Stow Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.”

Marlborough Hospital Auxiliary

The Marlborough Hospital Auxiliary is selling raffle tickets for a Thanksgiving basket in the hospital gift shop. The basket is worth in excess of $225.00. This beautiful basket contains $50 Gift cards from Market Basket, 2 bottles of wine, $50 in scratch tickets, hand painted wine glass-es, hand towels, napkins, can-

dies, pumpkin bread mix, and much more. The drawing will be held on November 20th in the gift shop located in the main lobby of the hospital. tickets may be purchased at the gift shop or from any member of the auxil-iary. The tickets are $1 each 6 for $5. All proceeds benefit the aux-iliary which grants scholarships to area students pursuing careers in medicine and donates gifts to the hospital biannually. This falls donations totaled $5,500- $3,000 from the gift shop that is run by the auxiliary and $2,500 from the September Flea Market.

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Sweet Potato CookiesPrep time: 28-33 minutesCook time: 10-12 minutesMakes: 36 cookies 3/4 cup vegetable shortening 3/4 cup brown sugar 1 large egg 1 cup Bob Evans Mashed Sweet Potatoes 2 cups all-purpose our 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon kosher salt 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice 1 cup unsalted butter 3 cups powdered sugar 1/2 teaspoon maple extract Chopped honey roasted pecans, optional Mini marshmallows, optional Heat oven to 350 F.

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Bake 10-12 minutes or until golden brown. Cool completely before frosting.

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Potato Dinner RollsPrep time: 15 minutesCook time: 25 minutesMakes: 24 rolls 1 package Bob Evans Original Mashed Potatoes, divided 1 cup Bob Evans Thick Sliced Hardwood Smoked Bacon 2 cups cheddar cheese, shredded 2 green onions, small diced

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Red Knots - The Coolest Shore BirdsFARNWR Wednesday,

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for a presentation on Red Knots of the Atlantic Flyway. He will show slides of knots and knot habitats from their nest-ing grounds in eastern Canada, to the southeastern states, and Tierra del Fuego. The program will include talking about the birds biology, threats to the spe-cies, their food resource needs, and recent work looking at two subpopulations that overlap in Massachusetts.

Before joining the staff of the Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences in Massachusetts in February 2011, Brad Winn worked for the state of Georgia for 17 years as a Biologist and Program Manager for the coastal office of the Nongame Conservation Section of the Department of Natural Resources.

This is a presentation of the Friends of the Assabet River NWR. We hold our monthly speaker series at the US Fish and

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Red Cross Blood Drive

A blood drive will be host-ed at Trinity Church in Bolton, Thursday, October 29th, from 2-7pm. Trinity is located at 14 Wattaquadock Hill Rd., accross from the fire station, just off of Rt. 117. Plenty of parking. The need for blood is constant, and only volunteer donors can ful-fill that need for patients in our community. Nationwide, some-one needs a unit of blood every 2 to 3 seconds and most of us will need blood in our lifetime. Please join our lifesaving mis-sion and schedule an appoint-ment today! www.redcross.org/blood

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The 26th Evening of Giving, held in support of Roland’s House, the Marlboro-Hudson Homeless shelter, will be held Thursday, December third at the Best Western Royal Plaza Hotel, Rte. 20 in Marlborough

The generous support of local and area restaurants, hotels and businesses are preparing their menus with the assistance of Food Chairperson Ivette Mesmar. Chef Leon Roberge will once again host the shrimp and raw bar and provide elaborate ice sculpture in the courtyard. There will be music for listening and dancing pleasure in the lounge and in the main ballroom..

Anyone wishing to serve on the committee is welcome and may see Bob Kays, Chairman, at the Prospector Bar and Grill on Lincoln Street or call Paulina Lynch at 508-485-3741 or Madeline Dupuis at 508-485-5705. Tickets are $30 each, $300 for a table of 10. Reservations may by made by calling Lynch or Dupuis.

The annual raffle is being held with a first prize of $5,000, one $1,000 prize, and three $500

prizes. Only 300 tickets will be sold and are available, $50 each, from committee members or at the event. Winners will be cho-sen during the Evening of Giving festivities..

A check for $32,500, raised at last year’s event, was pre-sented to the South Middlesex Opportunity Council (SMOC), supervisors of the shelter. The Shelter provides tools and con-nections that are needed by many men who are struggling to rebuild their self-esteem and self-sufficiency. The Evening of Giving has been an essen-tial part of this achievement and has raised more than $750,000 through the past 25 years to sup-port this important community resource.

Restoration Project Is Hosting A Job ClubRestoration Project is host-

ing the Employment Project, an inspirational job club for under-employed and unemployed job seekers with mental health con-ditions, traumatic brain injuries and other disabilities. The job club is offered as a tool for empowerment, encouragement, and socialization for job seek-

ers with disabilities looking for an effective path towards employment. The club meets on the second and fourth Friday of each month, from 10 am to 11:30 am, at Restoration Project, 40 Beharrell Street, Suite 6, Concord, MA 01742. The next meeting will be held on Friday, October 23rd, and will be a celebration for Disability Employment Awareness Month. Roxy B. Rocker, an Employment Specialist, is the facilitator. For more information or to RSVP please contact: [email protected] or 978-263-0416.

Restoration Project is an award-winning, non-profit voca-tional program for individuals with mental illnesses and head injuries. We teach the skills of furniture refinishing, restoration and upholstering to build the confidence and work habits our participants need to succeed in careers of their own choosing.

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Randall Library Reading Dogs, Tuesday from 4:30-5:30 pm- Sign-up sheets are available at the library circulation desk

Baby Lapsit Story Time, Wednesdays @ 11:00am –Specially designed to encourage

infant cognitive development. This is a great way to bond with your baby, and meet other parents.

Randall Library Book Club, Every 3rd Tuesday of the Month @7:00pm-Drop in and join the Randall Library Book group! The next meeting will be on September 15th and the book is Waiting for Snow in Havana by Carlos Eire

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Tuesday, Oct. 20th @ 11: Mass. Audubon Owl Storytime. Limited to 15 (sign-up at the library). This program is sup-ported by a grant from the Stow Community Chest.

Make a Mask, Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2:30 – 4:30

Buck-a-Book Sale to Benefit the Randall Library Friends Association!– The library has a small book sale going on. Check out the special shelf off the new book display area. Help the Randall Library Friends Association and purchase a book for a dollar from our special sale area.

Movies every Thursday @ 3:30pm- Come unwind with your friends and watch a movie together. Popcorn included!

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After School Origami, Wednesdays@ 3:30pm- For kids in grades 2 and up. Come work on special origami projects with Mrs. Morrison and take home your creation.

SAPN (Stow Area Parents Network) Baby Playgroup at the Randall Library, Wednesdays 10:30-11

SAPN (Stow Area Pa rents Network) Meeting at the Randall Library, Thursdays 10:15-11:30am- This is a great oppor-tunity to meet area parents and have your children make new friends (and meet up with old ones!) in a safe, warm and fun environment.

Hudson Annual Scouting For Food

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the Annual Scouting for Food Drive. The Hudson Scouts of Troops 2, 77, Venture Crew 21 and the Hudson Girls Scouts will be picking up donated food left out for the food drive. Please have bags outside the house in a visible location from the road by 9AM.

The weekend before the food drive, the local Cub Scouts and Girls Scouts will be delivering the scouting for food DOOR

HANGERS to residents of Hudson. If you do not receive a DOOR HANGER, please leave a bag of food by the door or by the mailbox. Please mark the bag “Food Drive”, the scouts will pick up the food on Saturday, November 7th. Please leave bags of donated food in a location visible from the road. Scouts will not enter a building to pick up food. The food donated on Saturday, November 7th will be given to the Hudson Food Pantry, 28 Houghton Street.

The Hudson Food Pantry is in need of the following items:

Canned soups, canned meats, canned vegetables, canned pasta, peanut butter, jelly, rice, stew, baked beans, Jell-O products, canned fruit, baby food, tooth-paste, toothbrushes, deodorant, paper products and personal care products. The Food Pantry is unable to accept homemade food and expired foods.

The team work of the local scouts of Hudson and the gen-erosity of the Hudson residents, collected 6,700 pounds of food last year. This year we are hop-ing to break last year’s record.

Please consider donating to the Scouting for Food Drive on Saturday, November 7th. Any amount of food donated is great-ly appreciated. The total food collected last year was 6,500 pounds. Goal this year is 10,000 pounds.

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cerning the Scouting for Food Drive, please call Joan Wordell, Hudson Scouting for Food coor-dinator @508-283-0412 or email [email protected] . For more information about the scouting program or the scouting food drive please visit the website: www.ktc-bsa.org or www.beas-cout.org. Thank you for your support.

Berlin Art & Historical Society

The Berlin Art and Historical Society program on October 24th at 1870 Town Hall at 7:30 pm... Conversations about Berlin - a special and entertaining, program

with Willard (Bill) Wheeler and Barry Eager reminiscing about past and present facts & stories relative to the town of Berlin. Both Bill and Barry are, and have been, very involved resi-dents of Berlin, serving on many committees! Open to the public, short business meeting first and light refreshments served after the program. Come share your stories as well!

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AVM founder and Artistic Director Robert P. Eaton will conduct the orchestra and cho-rus with exciting vocal solo-ists Elissa Alvarez, soprano; Margaret Lias, mezzo; Matthew Anderson, tenor; and Thomas Jones, baritone. The location at St. Luke’s is accessible to the physically challenged. Large print programs will be offered to those desiring enhanced read-ability.

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West Acton Baptist Church

Jewelry, Tag, Craft & Bake Sale - Saturday, November 7th from 10am-2pm at the West Acton Baptist Church, 592 Mass Ave., Acton. We will have Gently used Jewelry, Crafts,

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Honor Our Veterans At Fort Devens

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Air Conditioning

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Antiques

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Automobiles

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Bathroom/Kitchen

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Basements

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Carpentry

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Carpets

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Ceilings

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Chimney Services

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AIR CONDITIONING

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Cleaning

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Computer Services

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Decks

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Disposal/RemovalService

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Education/Tutoring

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Elder Services

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Electrical

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Entertainment

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Excavation

G.SMITH EXCAVATION Totalsite service. Land clearing, Stumpgrinding, Stump removal,Foundations, underground utili-ties, trenching, Grading, Drainage,Retaining walls, Landscape con-struction, Demolition, Materialdelivery. Licensed and insured.Call Greg 978-580-5754.

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JHS LANDCORP Stumping,stump removal, excavation work,dirt removal, site drainage, instal-lation, foundation, land clearing,grating, pool demo and fill-ins,house demo. Fully insured. FREEestimates. 978-618-8876 [email protected]

Fabrics/Textiles

THE SATIN BUTTERFLY, 26Powder Mill Road, Maynard.Alterations, tailoring, HomeDecorating, special projects. Youname it! We sew it! Visit our web-site: Thesatinbutterfly.com formore information on our ser-vices.

Fencing

WOOD FENCE, CHAIN LINK,Vinyl & Ornamental fences -Installation and repair. 978-886-3941

Floors

For Rent

WINTER CAR STORAGE.Heated and clean from Nov.-Apr.,$600. for season. 978-790-3377,Cars Only.

GROTON 2 BEDROOM APART-MENT. Lakeview with lake privi-leges. Large clean apartment.Internet and cable included.$1200. plus utilities. No pets, nosmoking. 978-618-5421.

For Sale

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WHITE SOLID WOOD DESK,with shelf, white veneer. 6 draw-ers, good condition, $250./BO 978-760-0625

Free

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Fuel/Firewood

HARDWOOD, Cut, Split,Delivered. 16”-18” Green $250/percord, 128 CuFt. Dana, 978-733-4289

3 (OLD) GUY’S FIREWOOD AllHardwood, Semi-seasoned. $295per cord. FREE delivery 5 milesfrom Littleton Center. 978-265-8926

NORTHEAST WOOD Seasoned,split, 16”-18”, $295/cord.Deliveries extra. 508-357-8919

LOG LENGTH FIREWOODApproximately 6-8 cords all hard-wood $800, delivered. Call 978-263-8005

SEASONED FIREWOOD Oak,maple & ash $300/cord, $160/perhalf cord. Delivery available. 978-866-4324

SEASONED FIREWOOD$275/cord. Free delivery on 2cords or more. 508-962-8324

Furniture

BOXBOROUGHFURNITURE.COM 30+ Years experience! Yourdream furniture and cabinets cus-tomized and created! Chairsreglued, all repairs. 978-263-5099

Gutters

ALO SEAMLESS GUTTERS“The Rain Control Authority”Expert Gutter Installations,Manufactured/Extruded On-site,Repairs, Fascia & Gutter Guards.BBB & Angie’s List Accredited.HIC#168979. Call 508-572-5557,www.alogutters.com

ACRE WINDOW/GUTTERCLEANING Gutter repairs andinstallation. Pressure washing.Free estimates. 10% off with thisad. 978-314-9052, 978-297-3900, 978-772-5107

PROFESSIONAL GUTTERCLEANING Fully insured by 10-PLUS. Free estimates 978-456-9977, 978-779-8983

TJP SEAMLESS GUTTERS, 14-Colors. Cleaning, Repairs &Screens. Insured. 877-393-6869

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GUTTER CLEANINGS, INSTAL-LATIONS AND REPAIRS. FullyLicensed and Insured. Leavename, number and we will returnyour call. 508-250-1340.

Handyman

PROFESSIONAL HANDYMAN35 Years Experience. Licensed,Insured, [email protected], 978-793-2012

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HANDYMAN Repairs,Remodeling, Carpentry, Interiorpainting, Flooring, Built-ins,Custom-made hardwood furniture.Excellent [email protected], 978-618-7422

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Help Wanted

CASHIER Part time, must beavailable weekends. Apply in per-son Shortstop General Store 439Main Street, Hudson.

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DO YOU LIKE TO WORK IN ALOGICAL METHODICAL WAYWITH ATTENTION TODETAIL? Would you like to bepaid for a workout instead of pay-ing a gym? Come join our team of 3to do AM barn chores. 2 shiftsavailable: M-F, 8-12. 2nd shift, Mand Friday, 8-12. Prefer experi-ence, but will train. Please callCarol at 978-263-8776 [email protected].

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LOU TOPIA HARDWOODFLOORING. Family business forover 40 years. Installing, sand-ing, refinishing. Old floors madelike new. Free estimates, fullyinsured 978-597-2333, 508-481-6333 www.loutopiahard-woodflooring.com

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EXPERIENCED, CERTIFIEDAMERICAN RED CROSS WaterSafety Instructors. Must possesscurrent certs. Days, evenings, andweekend classes available. For fur-ther information, please contactKaren @ 978-287-1003 [email protected].

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EXPERIENCED MASON ANDLABORERS wanted forLandscape construction, walk-ways, and patios. Leave a messagefor Mark, 774-245-1277

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PART TIMEBOOKKEEPER/OFFICE MAN-AGER. Small family run landscap-ing company in Littleton, MA.Flexible hours. Quickbooks is amust. Job duties are: entering workdone, accounts payable and receiv-able. Small miscellaneous day today tasks, i.e., calling insurancecompanies, calling in payroll, andhelping with computer documents,etc. Email [email protected] or call office978-486-0474.

HELP WANTED All aspects oflandscaping. Must have validMass. driver’s license. Pay basedupon experience. 978-618-5528

POSITION OPENING 35 HOURSPER WEEK. Town Clerk’s Office,Vital Records Administrator.Deadline November 2, 2015.https://sudbury.ma.us/hr/?p

V.O.A. CONCORD PARKASSISTED/INDEPENDENTLIVING is hiring for the followingPositions: Receptionist-Part time- Wednesday 4:30pm to 8:30pmand Sunday 3pm-8:30pm.Dishwasher Full Time for morn-ings and weekends. Cook - Part-time for 2-7pm weekdays andweekends. C.N.A. Full time andpart time positions - shifts for 7-3pm and 3-11pm. Every otherweekends required. Waitstaff -part time - must be able to workweekends and week days 4-7pmshift. Concord Park is located at 68Commonwealth Avenue, WestConcord, MA 978-369-4728Please come in and fill out anapplication or send your resume [email protected]

ROUDENBUSH COMMUNITYCENTER, WESTFORD, MA.Part-Time Janitorial Position, 3nights/week. Responsibilitiesinclude: vacuuming, cleaningclassrooms, bathrooms and setup/breakdown of gymnasticsequipment. Nice working environ-ment. Send letter and resume toBill Chandnoit [email protected].

Home Improvement

AABEY HOME IMPROVE-MENTS Repairs, windows, decks,basements. Free estimates.,Satisfaction guaranteed.Registered, insured.Visa/MasterCard accepted. 508-481-2585

NEW ENGLAND HOMEREPAIRS Carpentry,Interior/Exterior Painting, Kitchenand Bath, Floors, Decking,Fencing. No job too small! Call forSpecials! 978-732-8009

MANNY-SONS, 21 YEARSEXPERIENCE Carpentry,Windows, Basements, Decks,Blueboard, Plastering, Woodfloors, Tile, Painting, Wallpaperremoval. Free estimates, insured.978-568-0767, 978-505-9626

WWW.JERRYMAZZOLA.COMSpecializing in Home Remodeling,Home Improvements and HomeRepairs. New/replacement win-dows, composite decks, wooddecks, screened porches, 3-seasonporches, basement remodeling,additions, cedar siding. Mass. Lic.080937, HIC #154868, BBB mem-ber, full Ins. 25 yrs. of Professionalservice, excellent references,Acton and surrounding towns,978-549-2504

PAUL’S CONSTRUCTIONQuality Work, Reasonable Rates,New or Repair, Carpentry,Masonry, Flooring, Caulking,Concrete, Decks. Free estimates,licensed and insured. 978-956-4104.

BATHS, KITCHENS, BASE-MENTS, DECKS, windows, doors,floors. WMJ Carpentry, licensedand insured. 20 years experience.Call 774-239-9625 for estimate.

WWW.MREGOCONSTRUC-TION.COM Additions, Garages,Dormers, Second Floor Additions,Decks, Roofing, Siding, windows,Finished Basements, Kitchen/BathRemodels, handyman Services andMuch More! Free estimates. 774-245-0822

Home Remodeling

TOP OF THE LADDER HOMESERVICES Frame to finish remod-eling: Basements, Kitchens, Bathsand Decks, Tile, Paining andRepair. Full contracting servicewith 20 years experience. Licensedand insured. Free estimates. Jon,508-523-9938

PARLEE LUMBER Rough cutSale, 1x810. Pine and Oak kin-dling. 978-486-4681.

Home Services

CLEAN-OUTS, Attics, cellars,garages, entire estates. Hard,heavy jobs welcome. Call George508-485-4434

DRIVEWAY SOLUTIONS RECY-CLED ASPHALT THE PER-FECT SUBSTITUTION Createshard, dust free surface. Widen,extend existing driveway orreplace your dirt driveway. Mostdriveways under $950 includingexcavation. Twombly PropertyServices. Fully insured. 508-577-0541

Irrigation

IRRIGATION BLOW OUT SALE.$65.00 up to 10 Zones-$5.00 eachadditional Zone.CASH/CHECK/VISA/MASTER-CARD/AMERICAN EXPRESS.Email: [email protected] Call 508-393-4454

Insulation

AT DOLPHIN WE HAVECHANGED THE TRADITIONALAPPROACH TO INSULATINGwith our unique processes andmaterials installed by highlyskilled specialists. Ultimately, wecreate what we like to call the per-fect all season indoor climate, nomatter how Cold, Hot, or Humid itis outside. 978-266-1122

QUICK REMOVAL SERVICE:You Call John it will be gone.Clean-out attics, basements,garages, sheds, etc. Demolitionwe supply the labor. Senior dis-count. Fully insured. Best prices.Member of BBB. Master and Visacard. Call anytime 978-897-JUNK, cell 978-460-1192.www.quickremovalservice.com

OKERMAN CONSTRUCTIONAND REMODELING QualityCraftsmanship for over 25 years.Check out our website okerman-construction.com Also onwww.facebook.com/OCR.LLCand Houzz atwww.houzz.com/pro/jmoker-man/okerman- construction-and-remodeling. Owner on site forevery job! CSL/HIC. FullyInsured. Kitchen and BathRemodeling, FinishedBasements, Flooring and More.Call 508-562-1168 For a FreeEstimate.

WWW.NJFHOMEREPAIRS.COM. Honest & reliable services,roofing, carpentry, siding, paint-ing, drywall, gutters, decks,kitchen & bathroom remodeling.Rubbish removal services. NJFHome Repairs & Remodeling.978-266-9545

HARRINGTON BUILDERS &DEVELOPMENT Roofs, decks,siding, kitchen & bath remodels,additions, windows. Licensed &insured. [email protected] 978-502-4141

CAREGIVERS NEEDED to pro-vide many levels of in-home careto seniors, Flexible hours, goodpay, car required. Call VisitingAngels 978-287-2002

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HOMESERVICES

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Landscaping

JHS LANDSCAPE CONSTRUC-TION: Lawn installation, seeding,hydro seeding. Specializing instone walls, retaining walls, brickwalks, and patios. Drainage sys-tems and grading. Fully insured,references. All calls returned.Accepts all major credit cards.9 7 8 - 4 8 6 - 1 0 2 2 ,[email protected]

LAWN BARBER, INC:Landscape Design & Construction.Landscape designer on staff.Specializing in all phases ofmasonry: Fieldstone walls, Interiorand Exterior Stone Veneer, Patios,outdoor “Kitchens/Cooking areas,”Steps, Walkways. Lawn installa-tions/Hydro-seeding. IrrigationSystems: Installations & Service.landscape Lighting. Tree & Shrubinstallations. Asphalt paving andrepairs; driveways & parking lots.Drainage systems. Excavationwork, site work, trucking.Complete tree service-takedowns/pruning. Free estimates-fullinsured. 978-263-5222,www.lawnbarber.com

LAWN BARBER INC LawnMowing & Trimming.Pruning/Trimming of Bushes.Bark mulch delivered & spread.Planting Design/Installation.Fertilization Programs. Slice-seed-ing and Aeration. Fully insured.Free estimates. 978-263-5222,www.lawnbarber.com

FALL LEAF CLEANUPS ANDREMOVAL Call Adam’s LawnCare, 978-821-3544.

YOU CAN SHOW A PICTURE OFTHE SIZE Shown In This Ad For$25 Per Week, Plus The Price ofYour Ad 978-371-2442

PEREIRA LANDSCAPING Nowbooking Fall cleanups and snowplowing. Free estimates.Residential and Commercial. 774-245-7818

HUDSON, HUDSON, HUDSONFall Cleanup, Leaf Removal.Commercial and ResidentialSnowplowing. Kenny’sLandscaping, 978-618-5528

LandscapeConstruction

MANNING LANDSCAPEStonewalls, Brick and Bluestonewalks and patios,tree & shrubplanting & mulching,Hydroseeding, wildflowers & ero-sion control, drainage & grading.Fully Insured. 978-263-6864www.manningtreelandscape.com

JHS LANDSCAPE CONSTRUC-TION: Lawn installation, seeding,hydro seeding. Specializing instone walls, retaining walls, brickwalks, and patios. Drainage sys-tems and grading. Fully insured,references. All calls returned.Accept all major credit cards 978-486-1022, [email protected]

G.SMITH EXCAVATING Totalsite service. Land clearing, Stumpgrinding, Stump removal.Foundations, underground utili-ties, trenching, Grading, Drainage,Retaining walls, Landscape con-struction, Demolition, Materialdelivery. Licensed and insured.Call Greg 978-580-5754

NEW ENGLAND STONEWALLS. Complete LandscapeConstruction Design and Install.Tree Clearing, Stumping, Grading,Trucking, Materials, Drainage,Underground Utilities, Walls,Walks, Patio’s, Lawns, MaturePlantings. BONICA EXCAVA-TION, INC 978-263-3530

LandscapeMaintenance

THE BEAUTY OF FALL ISHERE. Let ML Services and ourcrew do your Fall cleanups and/orleaf pile pickup. Been in businessfor 12 years. Marlborough and sur-rounding towns. Call Mike orLucy 508-460-1804, [email protected]

FALL CLEANUPS: LAWNMOWING & PRUNINGOverseeding, New LawnInstallation, Planting. Design andInstall Walkways, Patios, Walls.Full Service Landscape Company978-886-3941

Masonry

*AB MASONRY* New construc-tion or Repair. Chimney’s, Steps,Walkways, Patios, Stone Veneer.All calls returned. Free estimates,insured. 978-877-0368

MANNING LANDSCAPEStonewalls, stoneveneer, walks,patios, driveways, stairs, outdoorfire pits and kitchens, Cobblestone.978-263-6864 www.man-ningtreelandscape.com

LAWN BARBER INC: MasonryDivision. Designer on staff. Allphases of masonry: Creative field-stone walls, Interior & ExteriorStone Veneer. Walkways, Patios,Stairs, Fireplaces, Repairs.Outdoor “Kitchen/Cooking areas.”Asphalt paving: driveways & park-ing lots, repairs. Concrete FlatWork. Concrete Walks & Patios.Fully Insured. Free estimates.978-263-5222, www.lawnbarber.com

APEX MASONRY/LANDSCAPEDESIGN Brick, block and stone,all restoration work. Aqua-scapes,cobblestone aprons, culture stone,chimneys, outdoor kitchens, pergo-las, inter-locking walls and drive-way systems, pool decks, patiowalks and stairs, water fronts,veneers, whole sale stone andnursery stock. 5-year guarantee,insured. 508-948-5824

A&M CONCRETE AND MASON-RY All phases of concrete con-struction. Foundations, flat work,excavation, concrete driveways,helcial piers, water proofing, craneservice, concrete cutting & demo.978-486-3863

NEW ENGLAND STONEWALLS. Complete LandscapeConstruction Design and Install.Tree Clearing, Stumping, Grading,Trucking, Materials, Drainage,Underground Utilities, Walls,Walks, Patio’s, Lawns, MaturePlantings. BONICA EXCAVA-TION, INC. 978-263-3530

Mind/Body/Spirit

HEART CENTERED PSY-CHOTHERAPY HealBody/Mind/Spirit withCompassion, Wisdom, and Humor.Judith Weiler 978-897-2084.

Moving

MCIVER’S MOVING SERVICEWe move apartments, smalloffices, personal storage, assistedliving, interior re-arranging. No jobtoo small. 30 years experience.Fully insured, free estimates.Credit cards accepted. Call Brian978-897-6963, 978-828-8285

Music/Dance

MASTER PIANO TUNER Repair,Refurbish, Humidity Control. 978-772-1059 www.Keenakeel.com

Painting/Wallpapering

AABEY PAINTING & WALLPA-PERING Interior,exterior,paint-ing, powerwashing, repairs. Freeestimates, insured. Satisfactionguaranteed. Visa/MasterCardaccepted. 508-481-2585

LICENSED AND INSUREDMASS. MOVERS, #31532.Family owned business since1967. Owner on every job. Freeestimates. No job too big or toosmall. Call Peter 978-835-2601,www.GoRedRooster.com

ADVANCED AGR., INCEstablished landscape companylocated in Chelmsford.Specializing in walls, patios,walks, granite, new lawns, sod,excavation, plantings, stumpremoval, drainage, etc. www.aa-landscape.com, [email protected], 978-256-0704

JOE’S LAWN CARE, FallCleanups and Curb Side Pick Up.978-793-1199

HYDROSEEDING - NEWLAWNS, EROSION CONTROL,Contractors, Landscapers andHomeowners. Prep services andsame day hydroseeding are avail-able. Call C. R. HansenConstruction, LLC. at 508-481-4959 www.crhansen.com.

BOYD LANDSCAPE &DESIGN HYDROSEEDINGPROFESSIONALS FallCleanups, leaf pickup service,core aerating, excavation/Bobcatservice, compost areas removed,trucking, planting/design,patios/walkways. Celebrating 27years in business. Owner onevery job. Boydlandscape.net.Insured. 978-567-9859

FALL CLEANUPS Curb side leafremoval. You rake ‘em, we take‘em! Call Tim 978-580-0416

WWW.LAWNDESIGNCARE.COM Spring and Fall Cleanups,Mulch, Lawn mowing. FreeEstimates, Fully Insured 978-293-6202

SPECIALTY LANDSCAPE: Fallclean-ups, lawn maintenance,weekly and bi-weekly. Call Steve978-265-3592.

TREE REMOVAL Pruning &Stump grinding. Lot clearing.Fully insured. Call High QualityTree 978-263-7789,www.newenglandtreemasters.com

RONALDO’S LANDSCAPESERVICES. Full yard mainte-nance, mowing programs &more. All calls returned in 24hrs.9 7 8 - 8 9 7 - 3 3 4 7r o n a l d o s g @ m s n . c o mwww.RonaldosLandscaping.com

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MOVING

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PAINTING/WALLPAPERING


Painting/Wallpaperingcint.

BOB MIRRA INTERIOR PAINT-ING & WALLPAPERING (Prep-work a specialty) and completehandyman services. 30yrs experi-ence. Free estimates. 978-257-4056

INTERIOR & EXTERIORPAINTING, WALLPAPERINGREMOVAL. 21 Years experience.Blueboard and plastering, woodfloors, tile, basements. Insured,free estimates. 978-568-0767,978-505-9626

CASTRO PAINTING & CAR-PENTRY Interior/Exterior paint-ing 10% off. Carpentry available.508-933-3994 www.castropaint-ing.com

CASTELLINE PAINTING: Fullservice interior/exterior painting.Professional and courteous.Insured. Victor 978-897-7018

SELMA’S INTERIOR PAINT-ING Quality detailed work.Kitchen cabinets and vanities.References and photos available.Free estimates. Hudson, MA 617-347-1458

ANTONIO PAINTING,Interior/Exterior. Wash houses,wall paper removal, repairs. Goodprices, and quality. Good refer-ences. Free estimates, decks, fullyinsured. Maynard, MA. 857-258-5898, www.antoniohousepainting.com or [email protected]

TARGET PAINTING, BOOKINGFALL, exterior painting, call now.877-646-8274 orwww.Ifoundmypainter.com

PAINTING CONTRACTOR FORInterior/Exterior Finishes.Residential/Commercial, FullyInsured. Over 25+ years experi-ence. Robert Reslow Painting,978-439-5568.

Paving

ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS,Parking Lots, Roadways,Sidewalks, Asphalt Curbing.Decorative Stamped Asphalt, Seal-coating, Site work, Excavation,Drainage and Masonry. FreeEstimates/Fully Insured. LawnBarber Inc - Paving Division; 978-263-5222 www.lawnbarber.com

Pet Sitting

AFFORDABLE PET CARE Dogwalking, pet sitting, group outings.Daily, weekends, vacations. 15 Yrsexp. Call Leigh 978-371-2186

ABOVE AND BEYOND PET SIT-TING: Reliable pet care in yourhome. Serving: Southboro,Marlboro, Hudson, Northboro,Sudbury, Stow, Maynard.Licensed, insured, references.978-562-2199

YOU CAN SHOW A PICTURE OFTHE SIZE Shown In This Ad For$25 Per Week, Plus The Price OfYour Ad, 978-371-2442

Plastering/Drywall

AJR WALLBOARD & PLAS-TERING: Done right, done fast!Big or small, we do them all. Waterdamage ceiling specialist. We willmatch any plastered ceiling.Additions, Basements, Bathrooms,Kitchens, Painting. Check out ourwebsite for more info atwww.west forddrywal l .com.Andrew Raneri reach me directlyat 978-392-9669

SOLOMON PLASTERING &DRYWALL Blueboard installa-tion, skimcoat, textured drywallfinish. Insured. HO, 978-761-0623.

LAURITZEN CONSTRUCTIONCOMPANY, INC. Expert drywallinstallations. Residential,Commercial, Additions,Basements, Ceilings & Repairs.Fully Insured. Scott, 978-342-4110

GMZ DRYWALL & PLASTERWater Damage Repairs,Plaster/Drywall Installation,Skimcoating, Taping. 35 years ofexperience. Insured. Gary. 508-869-6752, 508-769-3697

Plumbing/Heating

PK MCGUANE PLUMBING,HEATING, AIR CONDITION-ING, INSTALLATIONS &REPAIRS Lic# M8867. CreditCards Accepted. Toll Free 1-877-772-9039, www.pkmcguane.com

FRED BROOKS PLUMBING &HEATING New and old construc-tion, residential or commercial.Licensed and insured, plumber &gas fitter. 978-793-3809

B&C PLUMBING & HEATING,[email protected], Repair, Remodel, GasPiping, Boiler Installation.Licensed plumber and gas fitter.MA #26548. Call 978-833-6715.

Pools/Spas

DON ALEXANDRIAN POOL &HOME SERVICE Pool closings,Pre-winter pool & cover serviceoffered late Nov-Dec and all poolrelated repairs & service. No trav-el charge. 978-201-6024

POOL FILL INS/REMOVAL-Complete pool removal and fill in.Grading, loam, and hydroseedingavailable after fill in. Fully insured,free estimates, owner operated.5 0 8 - 4 8 1 - 4 9 5 9 ,www.crhansen.com.

PREMIUM POOL MAINTE-NANCE Scheduling closings,cleanings and repairs. Free safetycover estimates. Competitive pric-ing, fully insured. 978-580-6408Find us on Facebook.

Pressure Washing

PRESSURE WASH DOCTORL.L.C. Professional. Hot waterHouse Washing, Decks, Concrete,Brick, Mold/Mildew cleaned. Allwork still done by owner T.Johnson since 1996. Reg/Insured.High quality work, fair price,www.pressurewashdoctor.com,978-772-1122, Ayer,

TJP COMPLETE POWERWASH-ING SERVICES Will clean anysurface including Roofs. Insured.877-393-6869

Repairs

LITTLETON POWER PROD-UCTS Lawn & Garden EquipmentSales & Service. Pick-up &Delivery. 978-800-1312 (end ofFarmstead Way) Littleton, MA. lit-tletonpowerproducts.com, [email protected], Mon-Fri 7-5, Closed Sat & Sunday.

Roofing

MAGEE ROOFING ResidentialRoof Replacement and LeakRepairs. Installation of New Roofs,Rubber Roofs, Gutters and AllRepairs. Licensed and FullyInsured. Lifetime Warranties onAll Roofs. MAGEEROOF.COM,Concord, MA 978-369-3762

SUPERIOR ROOFING CO.SAVE, SAVE, SAVE. Locallyestablished, 1938. SpecializingRoof Replacement, Leak Repairs,Chimneys, Skylights, Venting &Carpentry, Gutters. Call theProfessionals. QualityWorkmanship and Materials. Haveit done once the right way.References. 15% senior discounts,free estimates. Licensed/ Insured.Call James, Master Roofer. 978-263-4470, 978-562-6100

YOU CAN SHOW A PICTURE OFTHE SIZE Shown In This Ad For$25 Per Week, Plus The Price OfYour Ad 978-371-2442

PRECISION ROOFING Newroofs, re-roof, snow removal. Alltypes of roofing. Clean and reliable.All work guaranteed. Licensed &insured. References available uponrequest. Year round availability.978-635-1023 www.precision-roofing-llc.com

EXPRESS ROOFINGExclusively Residential,Established in 1985. $1000 OFFany Complete Roofing System.Fully insured, free estimates.978-256-2333, 888-210-ROOF,www.expressroofer.com

NEVEJAN’S CONSTRUCTION:All types of roofing and repairs,specializing in rubber. 25 yearsexperience. All work guaranteed.Licensed and insured. Mass. Lic.072475 978-649-1111

PEARCE HEATING & A/C OFMAYNARD Central heating/cooling, sales/service, gas/oil.Residential/commercial. 978-298-5799, 978-580-7599

SUDBURY PAINTING INC.-Now Booking for Interior/ExteriorPainting and Handyman Services.Fast, reliable, references, owneroperated. Servicing Sudbury andsurrounding towns for over 25years. Expert painting services.Fully insured and free estimates.Evan Magee 978-443-9987www.sudburypaintinginc.com

HUDSON PAINTING:Interior/Exterior, over 20 yearsexperience. Wallpaper removal,pressure washing. Fully Insured,Free estimates. 978-790-6205

MARK PEARCE PAINTINGInterior & Exterior Painting.Power washing. Fully insured.Free estimates. QualityReferences. 978-897-1982

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POOLS/SPAS

PRESSUREWASHING

REPAIRS

ROOFING


Roofingcont

SUPER FALL RATES! $1000OFF NEW ROOF IN A DAY!Manufacturer life-time warranty onshingles. We are a full recyclingcompany. 30 years experience,locally owner operated - fullylicensed/insured. View our work atMWRROOFING.COM. Also, VinylSiding! 978-808-8821,[email protected]

Septic

TITLE 5 INSPECTIONS &REPAIRS, Septic Systems, SiteWork, Landscape Construction.BONICA EXCAVATION, INC978-263-3530

Snowplowing

MIKE’S SNOW PLOWING,Commercial and residential,license and insured. Best pricesaround! Call Mike 774-273-0733or [email protected].

CONCORD, ACTON, SUDBURY,& MAYNARD. Plowing,sand/salting, shoveling, snowblowing, Loader work. Removal.Residential/Commercial. 25 Yearsexperience. Referrals available.978-369-1465/978-580-5093.

R&SONS SNOWPLOWING,LIMITED SANDING, SHOVEL-ING Residential/Commercial, freeestimates, Hudson/Sudbury 774-239-6194

Tile

THE TILE GUY Restoration ornew projects. 978-549-3218. 25years residential and commercialexperience.

T I L E / M A R B L E ,REPAIR/REGROUTING newinstallations, 30 years experience.Free estimates. Ken, 781-589-1124

Timeshare for Rent

Tree Work

TICO TREE SERVICE Trimming,pruning, cable bracing, removals.All tree services, we do everything!781-321-0378. ticotrees@gmail.

TREE WORK Removal, pruning,land clearing, brush chipping,stump grinding. Fully insured, freeestimates. Dana M. Lepore 978-733-4289

YOU CAN SHOW A PICTURE OFTHE SIZE Shown in This Ad For$15 Per Week, Plus The Price OfYour Ad 978-371-2442

R&B TREE SERVICE, 40 YearsExperience. Large & small take-downs, pruning, brush chipping,stump grinding. Free estimates.Fully insured. Good prices. 774-249-1339 or 508-303-2924

CHRIS BURKE TREE SERVICE:Tree removal, pruning, brush chip-ping, locally owned. Fully insured,free estimates, references avail-able. 978-434-1266

TOP CHOP TREE SERVICE.Recession Rates. Affordable treeand stumps. Shop Us Last. Fullyinsured. 978-417-1456

D&D TREE WORKS TreeRemoval Services. OwnerOperated. Fully Insured. 978-897-8600

CARON TREE SERVICE Jobslarge or small. Stump Grinding,Firewood. Free estimates. Fullyinsured. 508-485-2162

QUALITY TREE WORKS Treeremoval, Pruning, Stump Grinding,Firewood, Crane Work. FirewoodServices 508-962-8324,

Wanted

COLLECTOR/HISTORIAN BUY-ING MILITARY ITEMS forEducational purpose and collec-tion. US and Foreign 1775-1975.Randall 978-772-2563

WE WANT YOUR RECORDS,albums, collections, CD’s, cas-settes. Vinyl Vault 978-486-0804

CASH PAID FOR BANJOS Pre1970, 978-635-0409.

Welding

ALL METALS Aluminum,Stainless and Cast Iron. Small jobswhile you wait. Northboro, 508-393-6816

Windows

ACRE WINDOW/GUTTERCLEANING Gutter repairs andinstallation. Pressure washing.Free estimates. 10% off with thisad. 978-314-9052, 978-297-3900, 978-772-5107

GOT WINDOWS? Squee-geesLicensed & Insured, Fast, Friendly& reliable window cleaning.Interior & Exterior screens,Frames, Sills & Tracks cleaned.Monica Mancini. 978-580-6657

Yard/Moving Sales

INDOOR MOVING SALESaturday, 10/24 & Sunday 10/259am to 3pm. Furniture, toys,books, clothing, etc. ALL MUSTGO! 7 Palmieri Drive, Hudson,MA

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, 10-2.Toys, games, sporting goods,bikes, instruments, children’sbooks, CD’s, videos, other house-hold items. 15 Baldwin Road,Westford, MA.

YARD SALE: SAT., OCT., 24TH,9-4PM. Exercise Equipment, rab-bit cage, Radko ornaments, craftbooks, jewelry and more. 1 LauryLane, Littleton, MA.

For Sale Under $249

1,000 LB. PLATFORM SCALEwith weights, good shape, all steel.$225. 978-692-6905

10” SKIL TABLE SAW, withstand/blade/manual, nice shape.$125. 978-266-9769

12 LOVELY CHAMPAGNEGLASSES, vintage, use fordesserts, or Holiday parties. $25978-501-4310

WINDOW CLEANING (BYNORTON) ResidentialNew/Antique Specialized. Guttercleaning. Many references, fullyinsured (Insurance certificateupon request). 19 years. ServingMiddlesex County. 978-844-0777, [email protected]

EDGE’S LANDSCAPING SER-VICES. TREE SERVICES,BUCKET TRUCK Firewood:$280. a cord, free delivery andFall cleanup. Commercial and res-idential, reasonable prices, allLandscape fully insured, anythingremoved. Please call Edge 978-567-1903 or email [email protected].

ASSABET VALLEY TREESERVICE: Removals, pruningand stump grinding. Fullyinsured. Free estimates. 978-897-7906

STUMP GRINDING FreeEstimates, best price, fullyinsured. Call Greg, 978-580-5754.

MONKEY MEN TREE Fullyinsured, free estimates.Experienced tree climbers &ground men wanted. Licensedonly. $15-$30 per hour. BBBrated A+ 508-481-8461

NE TREE MASTERS: Treeremoval, pruning, stump grind,lot clearing. With 60 ton of capac-ity and 145 feet reach crane,Owner and operated by NE Treemasters We can safely removeany size tree from anywhere.Pruning, or Remove dead limbs,clear limbs over homes, buildingand services line. Free estimates.Fully insured. All calls returned.Get the Best Company for theBest price. Take advantage ofsummer rates,we accepted creditcards. 978-263-8005,www.newenglandtreemasters.com

MANNING TREE INC: Treeremovals, Pruning, Cabling,Chipping & Stump Grinding. 75ft. aerial bucket and crane avail-able. Fully insured. 978-263-6864 www.manningtreeland-scape.com

WARM WEATHER IS YEARROUND IN ARUBA The water issafe, and the dining is fantastic.Walk out to the beach. 3-Bedroomweeks available, sleeps 8 $2500.Please email for available [email protected]

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For Sale Under $249cont.

19” DELL COMPUTER MONI-TOR, flat screen, LCD with key-board and cords. $40. firm. 978-490-8093

1984 PUCH MOPED, Maxi LS,17 miles on it. $99. 978-618-2502

2 BLACK HALLOWEEN TREES,6ft. with lights. Indoor/outdoor,use electric., Black moving cat too.$249. 978-790-3377

2 MODULAR TRAILERS, 70FT. EACH. Needs work. You haulaway. $100. 978-302-2641

2 SHIP MODEL HULLS, solidwood. Of the bark Coast GuardEagle. $100. 508-485-0681

2 STERGIS ALUMINUMSTORM WINDOWS, white, tripletrack, e-glass, and screens. 39”x301/2”. $15.ea. 978-250-9737

2 STORAGE TRUNKS, $15.ea. or$30. for 2. Cart on wheels, likenew, $20. 508-361-6723.

2 USED BRINE EDGELACROSSE STICKS, aluminum,carrying case, 2 helmets, new.$30./BO 978-429-6418

27 GALLON FISH TANK, withcabinet, complete set up, excellentcondition, must see. $249. 978-562-3566

4 PIECE WHITE BEDROOMSET. $249. 978-443-2266

40 FOOT ALUMINUM EXTEN-SION LADDER, $100., 18” PipeWrench, $20.ea. 978-250-9277

7 FOOT, PRE-LIT XMAS TREE,$50. 508-481-5451

8 X-LARGE BOXES, Full of itemsfor yard sale. Only $25. Make bigmoney. 978-452-6240

AIR HOCKEY/POOL TABLE,great condtion. All accessories.$100. 978-692-1345

ALUMINUM TRAILERFOUNDERS, twin axel, removableor permanent attachment, solidcondition, Pair $75. 978-692-5645

ANTIQUE FAIRBANKS PLAT-FORM SCALE, #11. $75 508-898-2326

ANTIQUE SUSIE COOPERLUNCH SET, yellow bouillanbowls, salad plates. 26 pieces,$150. 978-772-0639

BATH VANITY, Merillat maplewith granite counter, sink andback splash. $200. 978-634-1818

BATHROOM VANITY BASE,excellent condition, solid woodframe. $50. 978-250-9656

BEADED EVENING BAGS, 1black, 3 white, 1 vintage. $15.ea.,Perfect for the Holidays. 508-481-8657

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FLEXIBLE FLYER SLED, nicecondition, great for Holiday decora-tion. Sudbury. $25. 978-443-8460

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