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Calling all families, photographers, birders, friends, and neighbors! Whether you love Daniel Webster Wildlife Sanctuary, or have never visited this South Shore gem, Mass Audubon needs YOU to join their 28th annual Walk for Wildlife on Saturday, May 18! All proceeds support preservation of this important site for the enjoyment of both people and wildlife. {keep reading…}
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Do your kids love to go out to eat as much as mine do? It seems that chicken fingers and fries taste a whole lot better when you’re in a cozy booth, coloring your placemat-menu combination, right? Many restaurants make it more affordable to dine out with the whole family by offering Kids Eat Free nights during certain days of the week, (or in the case of the Ninety Nine, if the Sox win). Take advantage of these deals and treat your family to a night out at one of these local restaurants! {keep reading…}
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The following event is being hosted by the Mass Audubon Society:
Calling all New England weather enthusiasts! In honor of National Weather Observers Day on Saturday, May 4th, round up the family and learn do-it-yourself weather forecasting using simple methods. From 2-4pm, naturalist Dick Tingblad will teach you how to forecast the weather with 80 percent accuracy using time-honored techniques. Knowing this could save your life – or at least impress people. {keep reading…}
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This year, three local towns were featured in Boston magazine’s list of “Best Places to Live 2013”. Hingham was included in the list of recommended places for those “Going Huge” (people who looking for a town with great resources). Duxbury and Milton were included in the list of recommended places for those “Moving Up” (people who looking for more space and great schools). Check out the write ups form Boston Magazine’s article: {keep reading…}
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Looking for great entertainment for your little one? Look no further than Mama Steph! She has appearances all over the South Shore in the coming months. {Take a listen to Mama Steph’s talents here} Here is her schedule for performances at local libraries this spring and summer, taken from her website: {keep reading…}
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Lowe’s Build and Grow Clinic are FREE workshops offered at your local Lowe’s location every other Saturday at 10 a.m. Kids will build a different wooden project at each event, using supplied wooden kids, a hammer and nails, and get to take home their own work apron! {keep reading…}
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Mamas, we all need a night out. A little “me” time to refresh our spirit and recharge our batteries. Does a evening out at your local mall, featuring goody bags and raffle prizes, plus yummy food and drink samples sound good? Check out National Mom’s Nite Out on On Thursday, May 9th, from 5-8pm! {keep reading…}
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Come you must, dressed in your best Star Wars attire, to the Children’s Museum in Easton on Saturday, May the Fourth from 10am-2pm to celebrate Star Wars Day! Be amazed by Jedi Master Awesome Robb’s (mind) tricks at Noon, use the power of the Force to defeat the Sith with light sabers, meet Anakin Skywalker, make your own R2-D2 droid, refuel with galactic snacks and more! {keep reading…}
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Dana Van Fleet, owner of the Cask ‘n Flagon today announced today the “Eat Your Heart Out: Boston Strong” fundraising campaign for victims of the Boston Marathon Bombing. From Friday, April 19 – Sunday, April 28 at both the Fenway and Marshfield locations, 100% of sales from the specialty ‘Patriot Pizza’ will be donated directly to One Fund, the central fundraising channel set up by Boston Mayor Thomas Menino and Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick. {keep reading…}
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TGIF! If you aren’t already overbooked with spring sports like we are at our house, we’ve got a few things going on around town this weekend to share with you. If you’re looking ahead to next week with the kids home from school, check out our April Vacation Roundup! {keep reading…}
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The Carnival is coming to Weymouth! The Town of Weymouth is sponsoring a Spring Carnival Fundraiser from Wednesday, April 17th through Sunday, April 21st, held at Weymouth High School (1 Wildcat Way). Stop by for carnival rides, games, food and a daily petting zoo. {keep reading…}
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Still can’t decide what to do with the kiddos during April Vacation Week? The Boston Children’s Museum is hosting special exhibits and events throughout April Vacation week, including yoga, art, animal encounters, music, games, and live performances! Check your local library for discounted passes and save on admission. {keep reading…}
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Looking for summer camp fun? It’s time to start planning, and we’ve got you covered with sports camps, nature camps, art camps and more. Check back with us often, we’ll be adding new information as we get it! {keep reading…}
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Do you know an outstanding youth who is an advocate for wildlife and conservation? Nominate him or her for a Zoo Hero Youth Award.
As part of the celebration of Zootopia, Zoo New England’s creative black tie gala, the zoo staff is excited to announce the Zoo Hero Youth Awards, generously made possible by Blue Hills Bank.
The nominated youth should be between the ages of eight and 18, have demonstrated a positive commitment to ZNE and its conservation mission, and have engaged in some outstanding action to support this. Awards will be presented at Zootopia on Saturday, May 11 at the Fairmont Copley Plaza in Boston. Two awards will be presented along with a $1,000 scholarship for each from Blue Hills Bank to further the recipient’s project, conservation work and education. {keep reading…}
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Keep busy during April Vacation week with camps and drop-in activities all over the South Shore. Whether you’re into dancing, singing, science or nature, there’s something there for you! {keep reading…}
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