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Library News

Dec 30, 2020 02:13PM

ue to rising cases of COVID-19 within our Community and the surrounding areas, the Library and Board of Health have decided to scale back service and close for in-person browsing.

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A Window into Creativity

Dec 30, 2020 02:01PM ● By Sean Sullivan

The window display has assumed new prominence and importance as a means of expression. With passersby more reluctant to venture and gather indoors during the uptick in Covid-19 cases, looking on and in from a distance outdoors has morphed into a convenient mode of exhibition and advertising.

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Foundation for MetroWest Grants $150,000 to Arts & Culture Nonprofits

Dec 30, 2020 01:53PM

Foundation for MetroWest Grants $150,000 to Arts & Culture Nonprofits

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Connecting People with the Past: Natick Historical Society Plans a Busy 2021

Dec 30, 2020 01:50PM ● By cythia Whitty

Niki Lefebvre has been the Natick Historical Society’s (NHS) director for nearly three years. During the pandemic, she has pivoted the nonprofit organization from one that offered an in-person experience to a virtual one, continuing to fulfill its mission: Build community by inspiring connections to local history.

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Curb Your Creativity

Nov 28, 2020 09:14AM ● By Sean Sullivan

The Traffic Calming Public Art project is coming to Natick, but is geared more toward those going about town on foot. The effort is aimed at making the downtown area more amenable to walkers and cyclists, reclaiming a small patch of real estate that’s been commandeered by cars ever since they came on the scene.

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Library Notes

Oct 27, 2020 11:28AM

Natick Library Notes

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UnconVENTional Mural Unveiled in Center

Oct 27, 2020 11:12AM ● By Sean Sullivan

From the vantage point of her studio entrance overlooking Adams Street, Ginger McEachern often found herself in some semblance of this state of being. Upon that landing before descending a few steps to street level, the Natick artist had been constantly confronted with a certain item on her artistic to-do list.

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