Alexanderia the Great, left, prepares to perform her underwater escapes on Saturday, Oct. 24fundraiser for the Dedham High School athletic Department at the Dedham Pool.
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Dedham’s “rally for the planet” was among thousands of such events being held in at least 164 countries on Saturday, Oct. 24, through 350.org, an international campaign that is trying to raise awareness about climate change.
Yo-yo champion John Higby gave a performance at the Endicott Estate in Dedham yesterday.
The Norwood Arts Council has announced the lineup of events for Summerfest, a summer festival for the performing arts now in its 30th year.
PDF: See a description of each concert provided by the Norwood Arts Council.
The first fully professional symphony orchestra in the Neponset Valley will be making its debut Oct. 5.
The Norwood Recreation Department School of Dance presented its 23rd annual dance recital recently at the Coakley Middle School auditorium.
The Children’s Department at the Westwood Public Library has an exciting summer of events planned.
As the time fast approaches for the Norwood Art Association, Inc. to hold its 30th anniversary exhibit, “Art in the Park,” on the Town Common on June 28 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (rain date June 29), the following is a bit of background describing what the Norwood Art Association is all about.
The Dedham Community House, in partnership with the Dedham Public Library and Donahue Real Estate Company, is once again this summer sponsoring three free family movie nights on the front lawn of DCH at 671 High Street.
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Shopping with her mom at Spirit Halloween at the Dedham Mall, 8-year-old Emma Weiss had a certain costume in mind: a “candy corn witch” outfit that includes a layered dress, long black coat, black boots and “an up-do wig.”
Dedham was given a 2009 Leading by Example Award today at the State House, a recognition of its environmental efforts on many fronts, from energy efficiency to green schools to the coming rollout of single-stream recycling.
After taking a few “breath holds,” a middle-age mom of three gets help putting steel shackles around her ankles and wrists and wrapping multiple chains around her body. Counting a 15-pound lead belt and nine padlocks, she straps on 55 pounds of weight in all.
With the state pitching in $11 million to help build a new Avery School, the town’s School Building Rehabilitation Committee is turning its attention to a community outreach campaign to better explain the project before Town Meeting.