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Elsie Kaye Artisan Gifts & Flamework Studio

Elsie Kaye Gift Shop &amp; Artisan Studio In 2009, on a whim, Holly Kenny took a flameworking class and learned to make glass beads. This sparked a love of glass art and led to the launch her business, Elsie Kaye Gift Shop and Art Studio in downtown Westborough. Holly currently teaches flameworking and metalworking at her studio and is on the faculty at the New England Craft Program in Williamsburg, MA. Holly loves the fluidity and movement of glass and enjoys incorporating metals, enamels and other elements that can change the texture and appearance of the glass. As a result, much of her work takes on an abstract, organic feel. Her work, under the name Elsie Kaye Glassworks, can be found at more than 50 boutiques and galleries across the country. Holly is passionate about promoting emerging local artists by selling their work at her retail shop, as well as helping to foster connections with new and existing businesses in the local area. She is an active member of her community, where she has lived with her husband and two children since 2006.

Worcester County

Jessie Castellano

Boston Metropolitan Area

Northborough

Massachusetts

Elsie Kaye Gift Shop & Artisan Studio In 2009, on a whim, Holly Kenny took a flameworking class and learned to make glass beads. This sparked a...

At Bancroft, learning doesn’t sit still.

Bancroft School

From our youngest PreK early learners through our high school seniors, students build confidence through hands-on projects, real-world experiences, and a community that encourages them to try, question, and create. Founded in 1900, Bancroft's expert teachers and connected community means students learn to take risks, collaborate, and grow with purpose—because at Bancroft, learning is continuous discovery.

Worcester

From our youngest PreK early learners through our high school seniors, students build confidence through hands-on projects, real-world experiences,...

Learning First Charter Public School

Learning First Charter Public School is a K-8 educational institution located in the heart of Worcester's Green Island neighborhood. Established in 1996, the school serves a diverse cross-section of the community, preparing students for success in college, their future careers, and as responsible citizens. The school provides a high-quality, publicly funded education designed to meet the needs of every child in a welcoming environment. The academic program at Learning First Charter is rigorous and dynamic, offering specialized support through dedicated departments for special education and English language learners. Beyond core academics, students have access to a variety of extracurricular activities, including performing arts, intramural sports, and various clubs. The school also provides comprehensive student support services, including guidance counseling and health resources, to ensure a well-rounded development for all learners. Families can expect a strong school-home partnership, as the institution emphasizes active family involvement as an integral component of student success. With a history of serving over 2,000 children since its inception, Learning First Charter remains committed to fostering a nurturing community where every student is empowered to achieve their fullest potential.

Learning First Charter Public School is a K-8 educational institution located in the heart of Worcester's Green Island neighborhood. Established in...

On Monday, May 12, Northborough residents will vote on the proposal to renovate Lincoln Street SchoolAttached is a link to a video that explains why it's time.  Built in 1965, Lincoln Street School has served us well over the years.But it needs renovation.  The library, for example, is housed in a converted locker room with no windows, or venhilation.  We owe it to our children to make sure they can get an education so they can compete in the work-place.<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_H84GXo5N_k&amp;feature=player_embedded" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_H84GXo5N_k&amp;feature=player_embedded</a>

On Monday, May 12, Northborough residents will vote on the proposal to renovate Lincoln Street School

Attached is a link to a video that explains why it's time.  Built in 1965, Lincoln Street School has served us well over the years.But it needs renovation.  The library, for example, is housed in a converted locker room with no windows, or venhilation.

We owe it to our children to make sure they can get an education so they can compete in the work-place.<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_H84GXo5N_k&amp;feature=player_embedded" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_H84GXo5N_k&amp;feature=player_embedded</a>