The seminars are at Braintree at Thayer Library on May 8.
Selling more than 500 Boxes of Girl Scout Cookies.
Interfaith Social Services is a non-religious multiservice center. Since 1947 their mission has been to strengthen family life and offer assistance to South Shore residents by feeding, clothing and comforting those in need of help.
The Tian Ann Temple has been in Braintree since 1997 and is completely overhauling its property on Hayward Street, adding parking and constructing a new, larger temple.
The purpose of this award is to celebrate and recognize those individuals who support and foster inclusion in Braintree.
The meetings are at Emmanuel Parish on Washington Street.
The fundraiser is at at Dave & Buster's on Saturday, April 21 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
The Italian American Cultural Organization is based in Braintree and is open to all on the South Shore.
The owner and founder of Grove Manor Estates, Anthony Franchi, recognizes how important religion is for his residents and has provided a chapel in each of its properties including Grove Manor Estates.
The winners will perform live at Braintree's 4th of July celebration on June 30.
The July 4th Celebrastion parade will be on Saturday, June 30, 2012, starting at Hollis School.
Founded in 2000, Got Books has grown from a home-based business to today’s 69,000 square foot book processing warehouse.
Autism Speaks, the world’s leading organization dedicated to funding research into the causes, prevention, treatments, cures and awareness of autism spectrum disorders, is the driving force behind this celebration.
The program is free to all and will be held in the sanctuary with light refreshments provided.
The scholarship is to be awarded in the amount of $1,000 by the Braintree Women's Club.
Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates is pleased to announce that Dr. Eliza Shulman has been appointed the Chief of the Ambulatory Geriatrics Department and practices at its Braintree location.
The Arc of the South Shore is a family-oriented, community-based non-profit agency, which believes that all individuals have the right to participate fully in their community.
The yard sale starts at 9 a.m. Sunday and all proceeds will go toward programs that support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Patch Academy will be held on March 27 at the Milton Library to show you how to use Patch.
Patch is starting a new feature called Last Chance to remind the community about upcoming deadlines. Submit your deadlines in the comments or to joseph.markman@patch.com.
Marjorie Crear grew up in Boston and now lives at Sunrise Senior Living on Granite Street in Braintree.
The Rotary Club is an international organization whose local chapters like the one in Braintree help support a variety of causes.
U.S. Census data show that more than 46 percent of Braintree's population are of Irish descent.
All Souls Church in Braintree is a Unitarian Universalist congregation on Elm Street.
For 118 years Braintree Electric Light Department (BELD) has been a nonprofit public power utility owned and operated by the citizens of Braintree.