Yes, I completed Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows this evening. During the couple of days, I read on the train, the trip to and from Boston seemed to go quicker. Must have been the magical goodness I was in the midst of.
More to come on the completion, the story, and the look back on the 10 year experience of reading about Harry.
Stay tuned. I feel some writing coming.
Friday, August 03, 2007
Molly Wade - National Anthem @ NE Revolution
Thursday, August 02, 2007
Franklin (Chinese) Buffet Shut Down by Fire Dept
Driving by the Franklin (Chinese) Buffet on Rt 140, I was surprised to see it not busy. Going by another time, the signs were still as if it were open but there was an orange notice on the front door so it looked like it had been shut down by someone.
The Country Gazette solves the riddle with this article indicating that the Fire Dept. shut them down after finding the sprinklers and alarm system turned off.
Read the full article here.
The Country Gazette solves the riddle with this article indicating that the Fire Dept. shut them down after finding the sprinklers and alarm system turned off.
Read the full article here.
Utility pole - short cuts
Recall that I wrote and posted pictures about the utility pole "short cuts" that were being taken as the construction progressed along Union back in September 2006.
Today the Boston Globe has an article on the growing inventory of such poles in communities around the commonwealth. (free registration maybe required)
Today the Boston Globe has an article on the growing inventory of such poles in communities around the commonwealth. (free registration maybe required)
Wednesday, August 01, 2007
Congratulations, Oak Street School!
Dolores received this good news yesterday. She is part of the Kindergarten Team at Oak Street that worked diligently for this certification.
Well done!
Corine Minkle, Principal
Oak Street Elementary School (723096)
224 Oak Street
Frankiln, MA 02038
Dear Ms. Corine Minkle;
Congratulations! Your program has achieved accreditation by the National Association for the Education of Young Children. The administration, teaching staff, and families of Oak Street Elementary School are all to be congratulated for being one of the first programs in the country to earn the mark of quality represented by the reinvented NAEYC Accreditation system. On behalf of NAEYC, and specifically the NAEYC Academy for Early Childhood Program Accreditation, I commend your program’s outstanding efforts in pursuing NAEYC Accreditation.
Well done!
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