To submit an event e-mail: dedham@cnc.com. Deadline for submissions is Monday at noon.
To submit an event e-mail: dedham@cnc.com. Deadline for submissions is Monday at noon.
To submit an event e-mail: dedham@cnc.com. Deadline for submissions is Monday at noon.
Riverdale Parent Teacher Organization will hold its first cook-off at the Brickhouse Café, at 107 Bridge St., on Tuesday, Nov. 10. The celebrity chefs will be Principal Doris Claypool and School Committee member Kevin Coughlin vs. Vinny Marino and staff. There are two seating times scheduled: 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. and 8 to 10 p.m. Meals include a salad, entrée and a glass of wine. Tickets are $35 a person. Make checks payable to Riverdale PTO.
Joan Wallace-Benjamin, the president and chief executive officer of The Home for Little Wanderers and former chief of staff for Governor Deval Patrick, has been selected as an outstanding leader and will be presented with a Communication and Leadership award by District 31 of Toastmasters International.
To submit a listing for the events calendar, submit your announcement to The Dedham Transcript at 254 Second Avenue, Needham, MA 02494, or fax them to 781-433-8375 or e-mail dedham@cnc.com. Be sure to include the event name, date, time, location and any additional information about the event. Listings should be 30-50 words in length. Also include your contact information should we have any questions.
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Special Town Meeting gave the Avery School and Dedham High School athletic complex projects key votes of support, upped Dedham’s meals and hotel taxes and voted to move the town’s adult zoning to Legacy Place this week.
At an otherwise smooth mini-Town Meeting, two Finance Committee members renewed their disagreement about possible hike to hotel and meals taxes, with Derek Moulton questioning how the money would be used if devoted to a major capital facilities stabilization fund.
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