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A Taste of Spring tickets now on sale!
A night of food, fun, and wonderful raffles! It's that time again for one of Woburn's most popular events... NuPath's Annual Taste of Spring!
A Taste of Spring will be held on April 28th from 5:30 to 8:30 at the Holiday Inn Select in Woburn. Tickets are now on sale and can be purchased at our office at 147 New Boston Street or by submitting the attached ticket request flyer. Also on the flyer is a list of participating food purveyors... take a look and see all of the great food you will be able to taste!
Come to NuPath's Taste of Spring and support a great cause!
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Recycling Event to Benefit the Woburn Historical Society
Are you wondering what to do with that old television, computer monitor or appliance that is broken, unwanted or unused and just taking up space?
Paul Medeiros has found and is working with a Massachusetts company that will collect these items at drop off sites set up throughout Woburn at various times throughout the year. This is an excellent opportunity to recycle these items at a minimal cost, compared to the high cost associated with curbside appliance recycling programs and will also be a fundraiser for local organizations that will sponsor these events. read more »
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Self-Defense Seminar to Benefit Mission of Deeds
Body Mind Systems is hosting a self-defense seminar to benefit Mission of Deeds Tuesday, March 16th, from 7 to 9pm. The seminar will cost $20 and is open to both men and women aged 14 years and older.
Body Mind Systems is an organization that teaches people to improve every aspect of their lives through martial arts training. If you would like to find out more about the organization, visit their website. read more »
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Cyber Safety, Texting and Bullying Safety Conference
Woburn Police School Resource Officer Division, Joyce and Kennedy PTO's are pleased to sponsor this free seminar for parents, teachers and other interested adults. read more »
SCI's Policies Regarding Politics
Some of you have noticed political postings made on our website. You may see writings of a political nature under recent blog entries, or as comments under other content. You will notice, however, that these writings are all authored by private individuals with no connection to SCI.
I want to make it clear that we at SCI do not endorse any political party, candidate, or cause.
However, this site is intended to be a forum for the citizens of Woburn to talk about subjects that are important to our community. Those who wish to submit blog entries or comments relating to political matters may do so. We will do our best not to hinder or censor anyone's speech, or give aid to any particular argument, so long as the conversation is kept civil.
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$25,000 Pot of Gold Raffle & St. Patrick’s Social
Held the Saturday before St. Patrick’s Day, the Boys and Girls Club of Woburn’s St. Patrick’s Social offers a night of friends, food, dancing and of course a little luck of the Irish. $30 tickets include a full corned beef and cabbage dinner, live band and DJ and a seat to see who takes home the $25,000 grand prize drawing. Tables seat groups up to eight people. Win great prizes, including the $25,000 Grand Prize. read more »
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Woburn Historical Society's Annual Meeting
Join the Woburn Historical Society's Annual Meeting for their Annual Election of officers and Directors followed by a short slide show celebrating some of the Society's most memorable events of the past year. Author and former president of both the Massachusetts Senate and the University of Massachusetts, William M. Bulger, will then speak about his new book, James Michael Curley: A Short Biography with Personal Reminiscences. Bulger was inspired to enter politics by Curley, who was a lightning rod for controversy throughout his political career, spanning from 1897 to 1955. read more »
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