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THANK YOU FROM THE EB FOOD PANTRY

Many thanks from the EB Food Pantry to all the volunteers who contributed to making this year's Turkey distribution run so smoothly. 

This includes the Bridgewater State University Hockey Team and the MOM's club for baking wonderful breads. 

A HUGE thanks to the Central School students & faculty, Mrs. Frazier's class, and the East Bridgewater Board of Health for The 3rd Annual Fall Harvest Food Pantry Drive & Competition.  In addition, thanks to East Bridgewater Insurance Agency and Arbella Insurance for their monetary contribution of $1,500 to the food drive.

BSU Hockey Team Sorting and organizing the Central School 
Food & Health Care Products


Bob  & Russ

 A HUGE Congratulations to Elmer "Russ" Lindvall for being in business for 45 years.  Wow!

 
Pictured with Bob Kingsley, who has been a customer for all those 45 years. 

Russ's Barber Shop
12 West Union St. 
East Bridgewater, MA
November 29, 2015

 

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Congratulations
Ruth Boncorddo 

Ruth won an
entrance for up to 4 children to Stardust Gym's Open Gym, East Bridgewater, 
Rt 106  

You should play
our Historical Tidbit Trivia Game at the bottom 
of this column; 
you could win a 6-ft balsam Christmas tree from Nessralla Farm
Rt 106, Halifax 
 
 
Historical Tidbit :   

 Hurricane of 1938  
   "The early fall in New England is well-known as possible hurricane weather, but few were prepared for the terrible storm that hit this area on September 21, 1938.  It was reported:   "A terrifying hurricane swept the area for two hours Wednesday afternoon doing considerable damage.  The winds, which at times reached a velocity estimated at close to 100 miles an hour, created an emergency which was quickly and efficiently handled.  It is estimated that over 100 giant elms and other trees that line the streets of town were uprooted as well as many trees on private property.  Considerable property damage was done.  It was not possible to obtain an accurate estimate last evening." 
   Many homes all over the region were damaged.  Power lines and telephone poles were down and roofs swept away from homes by the howling winds, leaving vacant gaps on houses and barns throughout the community. 
The steeple of the First Parish Unitarian Church in East Bridgewater was uplifted and plunged point down through the roof of the church. "
 
Source:  East Bridgewater Sequicentennial Book
      
Monday, November 30
Coffee Hour - 9a - Council on Aging (COA)
Clinic - 9a - COA
Whist - 10a - COA
Senior Lunch - noon - COA
Grief Support - 3p - COA
Board of Selectmen - 6:30p - Town Hall
Historical Comm - 7p - Town Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous - 7:30p - Community Covenant Church
Tuesday, December 1
Walking Club - 8:30a - St. John's
Errand Van - 9a - COA
Chair Yoga - 9a - COA
Back Alley Bridge - 10:30a - COA
Left, Right, Center - 10:30a - COA
Senior Lunch - noon - COA
Busy Hands - 1p - COA
Democratic Town Comm - 7:30p - Library
Alanon - 7:30p - Community Covenant Church
Wednesday, December 2

Rotary Meeting - 7:15a - Good Days, WB

Errand Van - 8:30a - COA

Families & Books - 10a - Library

Line Dancing - 10a - COA

Crocheting - 10a - COA

Toddle Time - 11a - Library

Mah Jongg - noon - COA

Zumba Gold - 1p - COA

SHINE - 1:30p - Prospect St

Lego Block Party - 3:30p - Library

Community Meal - 5:30p - United Methodist Church
Operational Review Comm - 6:30p - Town Hall
Hockomock Photography - 7:30p - Library
Alcoholics Anon - 7:30p - Union Congregational Church
Thursday, December 3
Shopper's Van - Pick-ups begin @ 8:15am
Walking Club - 8:30a  - St. John's
Yoga - 10a - COA
Families & Books - 10:30a - Library
Lunch - 12p - COA
Back Alley Bridge - 12p - COA
Narcotics Anonymous - 6:30p - United Methodist Church
 Friday, December 4
Senior Bowl - 9a - Viking Rec
TOPS - 9:15a - Library
Crisfit - 10a - COA
 Saturday, December 5
Christmas on the Common - 9a - Jr/Sr High School
Christmas Parade - 10a
Plymouth County Genealogists - 11:45a - Library
St. John's - Service - 4p 
Alcoholics Anonymous - 7p - Methodist Church
 Sunday, December 6
Community Covenant Church - Sunday school:  9:45am, Worship: 11:00am
Union Congregational Church - Service 10a
(Elmwood) New Jerusalem Church - 10a
Grace Bible Church - Worship 10:45a, Family Bible Study: 6p 
St. John's Church - Mass:  8a, 10:30a
United Methodist Church - Service 10:45a
Great Pumpkin Walk - 1p - Sachem Rock Farm
Alcoholics Anonymous - 6p - Union Congregational
 
* Information Compiled in this issue from Town web sites and "Our Town" calendar
This holiday season, 
we have choices: 
we choose to be busy, 
or we choose to be calm;
we choose to buy lots 
or we choose to live simply;
we choose to nurture ourselves, or we choose to ignore our body & spirit;
we choose to be around people who hurt us, or we choose to be around those who love us.

Each day is a new chance to live with the wisdom we have gained from past experiences.  Let's be kind to ourselves this holiday season.  Live in hope & live in joy. 


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Ecumenical Advent Service & Lighting of Tree
on the Common

Start the Christmas season in a peaceful state of mind.
Thursday, Dec. 3,  6:00pm.
Sponsored by the EB Clergy Association, hosted at St. John's Catholic Church, 
210 Central St., East Bridgewater, MA
 
Then join us across the street on the town common at 6:30 for the lighting of the tree. 
Kiwanis Christmas on the Common 

  
Thurs., Dec 3, 6pm 
Ecumenical Service St John's Church

 6:30pm Lighting of the Tree
Saturday, Dec. 5th, Craft Fair 9-3 pm. 
Parade - 10 am start 
EB Hope Drop-In
December 3 at 5 pm
Community Covenant Church, Pleasant St.

In collaboration with EB HOPE and its volunteer members, 
law enforcement and civilian partners will facilitate 
bi-monthly community-based meetings 
for people suffering from the disease of addiction 
(and their friends and family members) 
to provide information on 
where to access:
  • Outpatient levels of care
  • Inpatient/medical detoxification programs, along with continuous care options (residential versus sobriety homes)
  • Addiction recovery services available through a representative from the Massachusetts Organization for Addiction Recovery
  • Resources for family support
  • Mental health professionals
  • Information for obtaining Nasal Naloxone and on-site training on the proper use
  • Information about local coalitions and community-based groups involved in opioid abuse prevention and treatment
  • Faith Based Support
  • Veteran services personnel
 For more information, click here to visit the website
Order your Holiday Catering Early 

Eat Well, Laugh Often, Love Much.

Try our new line of jar sauces
582 West St, E. Bridgewater
(508) 378-9335
1300 Plymouth Street, E. Bridgewater
(508) 456-4460

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Join the EBBA for our Holiday Office Party. 
Why plan one yourself? 


Friday Dec 11, 2015
TJ Smith's Victorian House

Full dinner choices: 
Beef
Chicken
Fish
Entertainment, fun
 & good friends





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Nessralla Farm Store
Trees * Wreaths * Cemetery Baskets * Kissing Balls 

318 Plymouth St. (Rt 106), Halifax, MA (781-293-6792)
 
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Roast Beef Dinner 
 Saturday, Dec. 5, at 5:30 pm
Methodist Church  

The menu consists of Roast Beef/Gravy, Mashed Potato, Green Beans, Butternut Squash, a beverage and a dessert.  Tickets are:  Adults, $12, and under 12 for $6.00.  For advance tickets, please call the church office at 508-378-2814.  If no answer, leave a message.
East Bridgewater United Methodist Church, 54 N. Central St.

The Rotary Club of the Bridgewater's sponsors:

A Testimonial Reception to honor Rotarian Frances Moore Jeffries 
December 10, 2015 

Dr. Jeffries, a past president of the club and a Rotary volunteer who has traveled overseas frequently to promote literacy and peace, has been selected by Rotary International to be enrolled in the Rotary Peace Scholars Professional Development Certificate program, helping to further develop her skills in conflict resolution and working toward peace, one of Rotary's most important goals.  She will be attending the program at Chulalongkorn University in Thailand from January thru March in the coming year.  A maximum of 50 such certificates are conferred each year.

This testimonial event, which has an admission fee of $20, will be held on Thursday, December 10th, at 5:30 at the Center at Sachem Rock, 355 Plymouth Street/Route 106, East Bridgewater. 

The reception will feature non-alcoholic drinks, cheese & crackers, veggies & dip, fruit and desserts.  Several testimonials will be provided beginning at 6:15pm and there will be raffle and auction prizes.
 
Sponsored by North Easton Savings Bank.
For more information, contact the testimonial chair, Bruce Marquis, at 508.378.7890 or bruce.marquis@comcast.net.

Bridgewater Square Chiropractic
Annual Community Toy Drive
 to benefit "Operation Santa" Wed., 
December 16, 2015, from 8:00-11:45 a.m. 
and 2:00-6:30 p.m. 
All current and former patients:  Bring in an UNWRAPPED NEW TOY for either a boy or girl to the office and receive an adjustment at NO CHARGE!! 
(Complimentary adjustments are performed on 12/16/15 only.)
NEW PATIENTS ARE WELCOME, ALSO!!  Stop in and see our office and meet Dr. Perry and Dr. Ledin.  For your donation of an UNWRAPPED NEW TOY, you will receive a gift certificate for a Complimentary Consultation and Exam!! 
Please consider helping us to help the community. 

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   63 Main Street, Bridgewater, MA     (508) 697-0050

Top Tips to Help You stay Motivated and Fit 
This Holiday Season

1) Partner up for the Holidays ~ Grab a buddy to stay accountable.  The more, the merrier!  Make it a family affair!

2) Bring Food ~ Failing to plan is planning to fail!  Bring food you know you can eat to parties and exert control!  One Christmas cookie won't unravel your hard work, but 10 certainly will! 

3) Eat Before You Go ~ Fill up on a small meal, such as a nutrition shake; you'll be less likely to splurge.  Ensure you are hydrated; our bodies can confuse hunger for thirst!

4) I Really Regret That Workout, Said No One Ever! ~ So you may not be able to beast it out as long as you normally do with all of the holiday hoopla going on; that's fine, as long as you get something in.  Don't take a holiday from your workouts!

5) Portion Your Plate ~ The traditional holiday plate is around 1300 calories!  Cut the calories in half by starting with the greens FIRST!  Then add the meat, followed by all the fixings and eat your meal in this order!  You just saved yourself around 600 calories!


  Respectfully submitted, Arielle Ruggiero, RN
  All-Star Diamond Health & Fitness Coach, 
  CEO Ruggiero Fitness Concepts

   
BRIDGEWATER FARM SUPPLY
  Bwater Farm Supply - dog food central!
Your One-Stop Pet Shop!
 
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1000 Plymouth St, 
(Rt 104) 
        Bridgewater
         (508) 697-0357 
 

 

 

 

Council on Aging Annual Christmas Party
Thursday, December 17, at 12:00pm
Mockingbird Restaurant
 
$12 per person 
This is a ticketed event for East Bridgewater residents only. 
 
Reservations must be made and paid for by Friday, December 4th ~ Sorry, no exceptions.  The COA is happy to continue with this favorite yearly tradition.  This year we are having our party at the beautiful Mockingbird Restaurant on Rt. 18.  We have tried to keep the price per person as reasonable as possible so that all can enjoy an afternoon complete with a wonderful meal, entertainment and door prizes to kick off the holiday season.  Our party is, once again, being partially funded by a grant from The Trustees for the Home for Aged Men in the City of Brockton.  Happy Holidays to all of you from all of us and we hope to see you on the 17th!  Space is limited! 
 We will be collecting donations for the local food pantries. 
The EBCOA van is available for transportation to this event.  

 



Southeastern Massachusetts Festival Chorus presents
"On Christmas Day" - Annual Holiday Concert


Saturday, December 12, 7:00pm
Sunday, December 13, 3:00pm
Taunton High School Auditorium 
50 Williams Street, Taunton 

Entitled "On Christmas Day," this special holiday musical event will be a joyful celebration of our most cherished holiday!  The 90-voice SMFC, accompanied by 26-piece live orchestra, will present the two-hour musical program that will feature a lively assortment of sacred and secular Christmas songs to honor the coming season!  
 
Among the selections will be such time-honored classics as Little Drummer Boy and O Holy Night, lively choral settings of such pop holiday favorites as Jesus, Born on This Day and Go Tell It on The Mountain, and fresh new compositions such as Disney's multi-cultural salute, Season of Joy, and the stirring anthem of peace, I Heard The Bells on Christmas Day. 
 
"On Christmas Day," Annual Holiday Concert
Eric Brown, Music Director
 
 
Tickets:
$18 Adult
$15 Senior/Student
$12 Child twelve and under
$2 discount per ticket for groups of eight or more and for SMFC Supporting Members.
508-821-9571, www.smfconline.org

 
 

Once in a while, we like to profile our small businesses... because the 
Buzz Around is about Shop Small, EVERYDAY!!!!

The East Bridgewater Candle Company, Inc., was formed by two friends, Lynn Barsanti and Christine Quaglia in East Bridgewater, Massachusetts. They shared a love for candles and had a passion to create a great smelling, high quality, affordable, healthy alternative to paraffin wax candles.

They researched and tested several soy waxes, fragrances, wicks and containers.  After months of work and fun, they now feel that they can offer a great product that can be enjoyed by anyone who wants the same qualities in their candles that they sought to create.  Their 100% Soy candles are made from soybeans grown in the USA.  All of their candles are hand poured one at a time with love, using 100% cotton wicks and no added dyes.  The candles are scented with a blend of essential and fragrance oils.
Some of the benefits of Soy Candles:
  1. Soy burns longer than paraffin - on average 7-8 hours per ounce of soy.
  2. Soy is sustainable.  Unlike paraffin, which is derived from oil, soy is a renewable resource made from the oil of soybeans.  The soy used today was likely in the ground less than one year ago and that same field could be growing more soy for the future.
  3. Soy is better for your health.  Soy burns cleaner and produces as much as 90 percent less soot than paraffin, reducing the amount of indoor air pollution produced.
  4. Soy won't ruin your walls:  The emissions from paraffin candles build up on walls, staining the paint in your home.  They also build up in upholstery fabrics and in carpets, affecting the air quality in your home.
  5. Spilled soy is easier to clean up:  Soy is biodegradable, so if it spills on your tablecloth or clothing, just clean with soap and water. (It's a lot easier to clean up than paraffin!)

    6. Christine and Lynn started working on candles in December of 2011 and introduced them to the public in July of 2012. Now they are carried in two East Bridgewater Stores:  CN Smith Farm and Lavender Sky Gifts.   They travel to craft fairs and their candles make a great fundraising item.

    The Buzz Around loves to celebrate artists, inventors entrepreneurs.  Great job, Ladies.
Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness.~ Desmond Tutu

"Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul - and sings the tunes without the words - and never stops at all."

"We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope."
~ Martin Luther King, Jr.


Hope keeps us going ~ Jacquie

Town Buildings

 

Town Hall

175 Central St

508-378-1601

Mon 8:30a-8p

Tues - Thurs 8:30a-4:30p

Fri 8:30a-noon

 

EB Public Library

32 Union St

508-378-1616

Mon & Tues 9-8
Wed, Thurs, Fri 9-5
Saturday 9-2 

 

Council on Aging 

355 Plymouth St

508-378-1610

Mon 8a-6p

Tues - Thurs 8a-4p

Fri 8a-noon 

 
Small businesses make our community strong.
Support them every day!


 Duval's Pharmacy
Your neighborhood pharmacy, giving personalized attention. 
Stop in today for your vaccination:
* Flu
* Hepatitis A & B
* Pneumonia
* Tdap
* Zostavax

571 Washington Street 
Whitman , MA 
Open:  Mon-Fri: 8am - 8pm
Sat: 9am - 5pm
Sun: 9am - 1pm

 

East Bridgewater Candle Company
Hand poured 100% soy candles,100% cotton wicks, no dyes.  Scented with a blend of essential and fragrance oils.
Available at:
Lavender Sky Gifts 
494 Bedford St
East Bridgewater

C.N. Smith Farm
325 South St
East Bridgewater, MA


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Melissa Goldmann Massage Therapy
Massage gift certificates, 
the gift they won't let 
the ink dry on! 

Now offering Thai Table massage.

516 N. Bedford street
(Inside Waves Salon)
E. Bridgewater, MA 

508-857-7744 


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Viking Pizza
Buy 3 pizzas, get 1 free!

52 Bedford St
East Bridgewater, MA 02333

Delivery 7 days a week
 Hours: 11am - 10pm


School Notice:
 
12/2/15 - 12/4/15 - Early Release Day Grades 3-6 - Parent-Teacher Conferences
 
12/5 EB Vikings Football Super Bowl Game!!!!
 
12/11, 12/12 & 12/13 Drama Club Presents:  A Christmas Carol at GWMMS
  
12/15/15 - Winter Concert Grades 3-6 - 7:30PM 


Right of Way
Driving School
NOW TEACHING AT
EAST BRIDGEWATER 
JR/ SR HIGH SCHOOL

Next Class:  Dec 14 -23. 

M-F 2:30pm - 6:15 pm

Instructor:  Bill Madden
For more information 
or to enroll: 
781 436-8057



Salon Serenity

Holiday Gift Certificates Available

590 Monponsett St. 
Halifax, MA 
(781) 293-5379


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HUGS Community Christmas Program

 

If you or someone you know need help this Christmas, or if you would like to make a donation, or volunteer, please call Theresa at 508-350-9811.

 

The Giving Trees are up at the Center at Sachem Rock, Dewhurst Lumber,

EB Public Library and

Paul Wolfe Motors.

 

If you would like to help a family in need, please visit one of our trees, take a tag and buy a gift for someone in need 

this holiday season.  

To sponsor a family, please call Theresa at 508-350-9811.

www.ebhugs.org

 


MATA Karate

"Never Lose The Fight Within"

After School Classes
Enrolling Now!

 516 North Bedford St
2nd Floor
East Bridgewater

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mention you read about them in the Buzz Around!!!

The East Bridgewater Garden Club Annual Christmas Luncheon 
Friday, Dec. 4, from 12-3 p.m. The Center at Sachem Rock 355 Plymouth St., 
East Bridgewater
 
Please bring items for the food pantry.  The flower show is a boutonniere or a corsage.
For more information: 
Volunteers Needed

The Central School copy room is looking for volunteers to help out.  If interested, please contact Melinda LaCourse by email at mlacourse81@gmail.com
Community Meals  
and Thrift Shop
   Wednesday, Dec. 2, 9, 16
The meal normally scheduled on Dec. 23 is being changed to Friday, December 25, Christmas Day, for a Christmas Dinner from 3-5pm. 

Our Thrift Shop continues to be open on Wednesdays, from 
3-5pm, just before the Community Meals, and also on Saturdays from 10-12pm.
East Bridgewater United Methodist Church, 
54 N. Central St.
E. Bridgewater, MA  02333
The Ousamequin Woman's Club of Greater Bridgewater
Monday, December 7th, at 1pm 
Bridgewater Senior Center,
 10 Wally Krueger Way.  

The Holiday celebration will feature a musical sing-along, 
led by Krisanthi Pappas.   Our Club's community project for this month is to collect donations for the 
Bridgewater area.
 
Operation Santa.   
New items only for donation, please.  Guests welcome.
Refreshments served.


BOOK FAIR VOLUNTEERS at the Middle School

The Scholastic Book Fair will be held from December 1st through December 4th in the Middle School media center.  We are looking for two parent volunteers for each of the following time slots:
  
Tuesday, 12/1:  9-11AM and 11AM-2PM
Wednesday, 12/2:  9-11AM, 
12-3PM, and 4:30-7:30PM
Thursday, 12/3:  9-11AM, 
12-3PM, and 4:30-7:30PM
Friday, 12/4:  9-11AM
  
If anyone is interested in volunteering, please contact
Red Hilton at redhilton@gmail.com.  Thank you in advance! 

 

East Bridgewater Drama Club Presents

"A Christmas Carol"

Friday, December 11, at 7pm

Saturday, Dec 12, at 1pm and 7pm

Sunday, Dec 13, at 1pm

GW Mitchell Middle School Auditorium

 

Please join us for this Christmas classic!

The students have been rehearsing since

September, and are so excited to be sharing

this play with you!

Come support our Drama program and

enjoy a wonderful show!

Tickets available at the door.

Adults $12.00

Students/seniors $10.00

Refreshments will be on sale in the lobby. 



VENTURING CREW 29 is holding an Open House 
1:00PM,  Sunday, December 13, 2015 
 Union Congregational Church 
105 Pleasant Street in East Bridgewater
 
Venturing Crew 29 is a co-ed high adventure program, open to boys and girls, ages 13 (in June of the 8th grade) to 21.  This is a program of the Boy Scouts of America.
 
If you are interested in a new and challenging experience, come and check out Venturing Crew 29.  If you would like to do some exciting and adventurous activities like whitewater rafting, rock climbing, outdoor camping, meeting new friends, community service and learning skills that will help you in your future, then come and check out Venturing Scouting.  You will learn skills that you will use the rest of your life in whatever career you choose.  Please come to our "Open House" and bring a parent with you to find out more!  Please check us out on Facebook!
 
If you would like more information, please call 508.456.1794 or 508.241.4597.  Venturing Crew 29 meets at the Union Congregational Church on Pleasant Street in East Bridgewater.  We hope to see you along the Scouting Trail!
   
Christmas at the Library
Sunday, December 13th 2-4PM 
EB Public Library
Join us for our annual musical event, Christmas at the Library.
Classical & Christmas music by talented musicians.
All are welcome to attend.
 Live entertainment and refreshments. 

  Visiting Dental Associates  of Massachusetts 
Dental Cleaning/Hygiene Exams
Tuesday, Dec. 15th 
EB Council on Aging
 
Cathy Grinham, RDH from Visiting Dental Associates of MA, is back to provide dental cleanings and dental hygiene exams for $49.00. 
 If you have MassHealth Dental, the cleaning is 
free of charge. 
If you have had any joint replacements or have any questions, please contact Cathy beforehand at 508-813-6034.   
Contact the COA to schedule an appointment. 
 Appointments are from 
9:00am-2:15pm. 
Each appointment will run approximately 45 minutes.
MASSPASS BOOKS on SALE Now!
 
A 2016 Masspass coupon book was sent home with students last week.  The book sells for just $25 and has over $8,000 in coupons!  Great prize incentives for students.  Top selling student at each school participating receives a FREE Kindle Fire!  Every student that sells 5 books receives a 6th book FREE, PLUS a FREE $10 ITunes gift card.  Also, for every book sold, the student is entered into a raffle for a 2nd chance to win a Kindle Fire!  Want to help your teacher win an Amazon gift card and a pizza party for your classroom?  See details in flyer sent home with book!  If you do not want to participate, please return the book, in its original condition, to the school asap.  Thank you!

prize box  
WEEKLY TRIVIA GAME  
 
Have fun with us
and beeee entered to win
6-ft balsam Christmas tree from Nessralla Farm
Rt 106, Halifax   
   
Historical Tidbit Question: 
How many hours did the hurricane last? 

Email us your answer at: 
Please include your name, 
phone number & town
with your answer.
By entering, you give us
permission to announce 
your name in next week's 
Buzz Around East Bridgewater.
  
On December 2, 2015, we 
will randomly pick a winner
from the correct answers.
The Buzz was compiled
this week by Theresa McNulty, Sarah Primack, Stacy Rancourt, Jacquelyn Rose, Jill Silvia  & Betty Stirling.
 
Copyright 2015 Buzz Around East Bridgewater  You have our permission to share and copy this issue in its entirety as much as you like.  If you take it in part, please give credit: ("Buzz Around East Bridgewater 11/29/15")     
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