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THE WEEK IN NATICK: Man Flees, Arrested for OUI; Upcoming Exhibits; LGBTQ Program for Middle Schoolers; Craft-acular Beer Tasting
Did you miss it? Take a look at this past week on Natick Patch.
Here is a handy list of links:
- What Do You Want to Tell or Ask the Senator? Senator Ross kicks off the ‘Commonwealth Conversations’ tour with other senators. Ask and learn.
- Middlesex Sheriff Honorary Committeeman for Annual White Ribbon Day: Jane Doe’s annual MA White Ribbon Day Campaign is an initiative to engage men and boys in an effort to end domestic violence.
- Middlesex Sheriff’s Office Issue Warning About Arrest Scams: The most recent scam happened in Ready last week.
- Morse Institute: Artists and Exhibits March 2015: Exhibits at the Morse Institute Library in March include the Gateway Camera Club, Merrilee Torres, Derrick Sanderson and Richard Philben
- Natick Arrests: OUI, Larceny, Harassment Order Violation: The following was supplied by the Natick Police Department. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
- Natick Police Make Arrests for Armed Assault to Murder, Drugs, Disorderly Conduct: The following was supplied by the Natick Police Department. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
- Squirt C Takes 2nd Place in Classic Hockey Tournament: ‘It was a great weekend with a great team.’
- OUT MetroWest Launches MA Program for LGBTQ Middle Schoolers: There is a new support program for LGBTQ middle school aged youth in the MetroWest area.
- Add Spice! The Chili Fest is This Weekend: The Eliot Church holds its big Chili Fest this weekend. Join the competition, or taste the recipes.
- Keolis Fined Max Amount Over Snow Delays: The region’s entire transit system is under pressure after service failures during the recent storms.
- Driver Crashes, Flees on Foot, Arrested for OUI: Police tracked down a driver that took off on foot after crashing his car.
- Middlesex Sheriff Honorary Committeeman for Annual White Ribbon Day: Jane Doe’s annual MA White Ribbon Day Campaign is an initiative to engage men and boys in an effort to end domestic violence.
- Here’s That Job You Wanted Near Natick: The town of Lincoln needs a pool director. Sudbury Schools is hiring. So is Lenscrafters. Take a look at the latest on Jobs on Patch.
- IMAGE GALLERY: Clown Shoes Wins The Tap: Attendees at SKYBOKX 109 in Natick’s first-ever craft-acular beer tasting sampled more than 3 dozen beers and feasted on wings and pizza.
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