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LYTFC“Nothin’ But A House

Party” On October 24, 2015 with

the support of over 30 spon-sors, Littleton Youth Football & Cheer is producing a con-cert “Notin’ but a House party” to benefit its membership. The LYTFC program has built a tremendous reputation and has earned the ranking of a nation-

ally competitive league. As LYTFC has grown in its suc-cess, sending multiple football players and cheer teams to com-pete at the AYF/AYC National Competitions. The Cheer teams placed top in the country.

Memories of the 80’s & 90’s will fill the air and friends will hit the dance floor when The Fool’s (http://www.thefools-band.com) , Eddy’s Shoe (http://eddysshoe.com/) and Danny

Klein’s Full House Band (http://www.dannyklein.com) take the stage on October 24 at 5:00 PM at the Boxborough Holiday Inn (Boxborough, MA).

The event, “Nothin’ but a House Party” (http://www.notinbutahouseparty.com) will feature all three bands playing to a crowd that is expected to reach 1,000. The featured bands are both locally and nationally recognized artists for perform-ing favorites and renowned for their covers. And will be playing music from artists such as The Fools, J. Geils, Grateful Dead, Neil Young, Rolling Stones, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Frank Zappa among other artists from the 70’s, 80s and 90s.

“Nothin’ But a House Party” will feature both food and drink concessions and general seating. Tickets are limited. Price per ticket is $35 for general admis-sion/non-reserved seating and can be purchased online at www.notinbutahouseparty.com.

Both The Fools and Danny Klein have long standing careers in the music industry and have earned their spot as major nation-al performers. Both have roots and got their start in here in the Boston area.

The headlining band The Fools have had several hits that made Billboards Top 100 and have performed on US Tours with The Knack, Van Halen, Rush, Joan Jet and more. There full bio can be seen (http://www.thefools-band.com/html/museum.htm). The scintillating lead singer of THE FOOLS has a new project, his band Mike Girard’s Big Swing Thing. It’s A BIG BAND but it’s not your typical Big Band. It’s ROCK & ROLL with HORNS… A ton of them! They have been preform-ing sold out show throughout New England

Danny Klein is the found-ing member of the J. Geils band and is returning from the J. Geils national concert. His Band Danny Klein’s Full house will be preforming a show that celebrates the music of the J. Geils Band. Having the luxury of being in both the J. Geils Band and Danny Klein’s Full House Band keeps Danny Klein doing what he loves best, continuing to put his critically acclaimed licks on music he enjoys.

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Civil Air PatrolStill accepting new membersThe Lt Col Frank Pocher

Miinuteman Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol based in Marlborough Mass is still accepting new poten-tial members for the next two weeks.If you are interested in Aviation, Rocketry, Emergency Services, Community Service Leadership and much more please visit our web sites at minuteman-squadron.com and Lt colfrank-

pocherminutemansquadron.com for photos and more information about CAP and what we are all about.The Minuteman Squadron participates at events such as the Taste of Marlborough, Relay For Life, Heritage Festival and Festival of Trees to name a few. The Civil Air Patrol works with other agencies such as the Police Department Fire Department Red Cross Emergency Service Management MEMA and FEMA

when called upon during disasters like floods, hurricanes tornadoes missing persons planes or boats plus much more.

The Civil Air Patrol volunteer their service with clubs and orga-nizations upon request.

For further information please contact 1st Lt Pauline Smith/PAO at [email protected] 508-250-8011

Our unit participates at the Boston Marathon in Hopkinton where runners from all over the Country arrive. CAP assist the Deputy Sheriffs Department with Security

Other activities for this month include a rifle marksmanhip train-ing at the Riverside Rod and Gun Club in Hudson under the instruction of Deputy Chief John McGrath of the Marlborough Fire Department and cadets will earn their marksmanship badge if they pass.

Plans for a trip to the Plum Island WW11 Museum are under-way and in November a trip to New York for an overnight stay on the Intrepid a WW11 Aircraft Carrier with a visit to West Point Academy on our return home the next day.

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Join us at the Central Fire Station Classroom 215 Maple St in Marlborough for a review and to find out more Civil Air Patrol. The Auxiliary of The United States Air Force! Cadets and Senior members as well take pride in serving the community and our Country.

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Recycle Electronic Waste on Saturday October 31 at Memorial Congregational Church (across from Goodnow Library) in Sudbury. From 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM. a state-licensed recycling company will properly dispose of

anything with a cord.All Televisions $20-40.

Bargain disposal prices for other items ranging from FREE to $20 each. Computer Monitors are $10. Laptops, Servers, DVD Drives, Microwaves, Camera/Video/Audio equip $5-10. Air Conditioners, Refrigerators/

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The process is simple. Just load up your vehicle and come to MCC where a volunteer will tell you how much you owe, and other volunteers will remove your items to the recycling truck. You pay, enjoy a glass of lemon-ade if you choose, and you are on your way. If you have any ques-tions, please call 978-443-3885 or email [email protected].

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Zumbathon To Support Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure

There will be a big Party in

Pink in Sudbury on Sunday, October 24th at 9:30 a.m. at the Peter Noyes Elementary School. Doors open at 9 a.m. and dancing begins at 9:30 a.m. in the gym of the school located at 280 Old Sudbury Road, Sudbury. Join us for 2 hours of non-stop Zumba fun and fitness as we support a wonderful cause in recognition of Breast Health Awareness Month.

Zumba means to “move fast and have fun.” It is an excit-ing Latin dance-inspired cardio workout that tones your body and burns lots of calories using high-energy music and easy to follow movements. Zumba is designed for everyone! Any skill or fitness level can take part and no prior dance experience is necessary.

To register, contact Judy Quint by e-mailing her at [email protected]. All proceeds benefit the Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure. Payment is $20 per person at the door. The Zumbathon is for ages 12 on up. Please wear comfortable clothes and sneakers and bring a water bottle. Shopping, refreshments and breast health information from Emerson Hospital will be available.

Dance your way to a healthier, happier you while supporting this important cause!

Sudbury Christian Women’s ConnectionOn October 20th , the Sudbury

Christian Women’s Connection will hold a luncheon meeting at the Wayside Inn,Sudbury. The meeting will start at 11:30 a.m. at last until 1:30 p.m.

The meeting will be primar-ily to honor Alison Towle who has been a long-time and active member of the group.

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Yard Sale/Rummage Sale

The First United Methodist Church of Marlborough will hold a yard sale/rummage sale and more on Friday, October 23 and Saturday, October 24. Arrive early on Friday for the preview sale from 6 - 8 p.m. Come back Saturday from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. for even more incredible bar-gains. This sale will be held rain or shine. Bring the kids to enjoy games with our tal-ented youth group on Saturday. Purchase a hot dog lunch if you get hungry while you’re shop-ping. Final clearance sale hap-pens on Saturday beginning at 1:00, with a special $3 per bag

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The second mainstage offer-ing of the season will be the third annual Winter One-Acts, directed by Carly Evans, and performed in the Rogers Theatre on February 3, 4, 5, 6, all shows at 7:30 p.m. Finally, the LSB Players will bring audiences into the darker side of fairy tales with Mary Zimmerman’s excit-ing and unique play The Secret in the Wings. Join us as we explore the matter and mystery of these tales. This will directed by Carly Evans, and performed in the Kirshner Auditorium on April 27, 28, 29, 30, all shows at 7:30pm.

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“Early Maps Of Sudbury-Who Made

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gram awaits anyone who has an interest in old maps and the stories they tell on Sunday November 1st at Sudbury Town Hall (Rt. 27/Concord Rd.) at 2PM when the Sudbury Historical Society will present an exhibi-tion of maps from the collec-tion of Robert Maier. The main speaker will be Jan Hardenbergh, a Sudbury resident and member of the Sudbury Historical Society who reports that he “has always loved maps and has been col-lecting and scanning maps of Sudbury for many years.”

Hardenbergh will be discuss-ing how his project evolved and will begin with the six early maps of Sudbury from 1707-1889: who created them and why. For example why did residents on the west side of the Sudbury River

need their own meetinghouse as far back as 1707? What did the Town of Sudbury do to comply with the Resolve of 1794? Which maps were created as commer-cial ventures? In addition he will speak about how his newly pub-lished book, The Historical Maps of Sudbury, came to be and also why the 1677 Foster map of New England and the 1687 plot plan, including Nonesuch Pond, are fascinating for several reasons. Sudbury resident Bob Maier will be displaying the original hand-painted Sudbury Then and Now map and will also have other rare Sudbury maps to complement the Historical Society’s collec-tion. The presentation promises to be an important resource for researchers as well as for those who are interested in the history of early map-making.

Sale items, including framed and unframed maps from the Society’s collection will be available . Refreshments will be

served. A donation of $5 from non-members is appreciated.

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Sunday worship service begins at 10 a.m.; youth from pre-K to 8th grade stay with their family in worship for the first 15 min-utes and are invited to leave wor-ship after the children’s moment to go to Discovery Kingdom where they use theater, art, cook-ing, games and more to further

their understanding of the Bible. This fall we are studying the Ten Commandments and the two great commandments. Childcare for infants and toddlers is pro-vided every Sunday from 9:30 a.m. until the end of the service.

Many stories from our scrip-tures take place at a well. In addition to providing life-giving refreshment, communal wells are often the location of God-centered conversations that lead to deeper human relationships.

We gather on Wednesday nights at 7 p.m. seeking the same. Our time together is meant to build relationships and be refreshing. A variety of ideas are discussed including cur-rent events, theological ideas, and how we feel called to be “church.” We seek God through liturgy, communion, and other spiritual practices. Sometimes dialogue is inspired by sacred and secular music or video. We conclude with communion.

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Save A Dog Humane Society Of Sudbury Golf Tournament

There is still time to register for the Save A Dog Humane

Society Golf Tournament Fundraiser on Monday, October 19th at the Wayland Country Club, 121 Old Sudbury Road, Route 27, in Wayland.

Join us for a fun day of 18 holes of golf, played “best ball” format, lunch, live auction with hors d’oeuvres at 3:00pm, prizes, and a 50/50 raffle. Registration opens at 9:00AM with a shot-gun start set for 10:00AM. Registration is $150 per person. THE LIVE AUCTION is open to the public and will start at approximately 3:00PM.

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34th Annual Conant Craft Fair

Every fall, the Conant School PTO hosts an all-day craft fair at Conant School, in Acton, MA. This year the craft fair will take place on Sunday, October 25, 2015 from 10:00am – 4:00pm. Regular admission is $5.00;

student and senior admission is $3.00.

This well-known craft fair fea-tures more than 80 leading craft-ers and artisans from across New England. It features hand-made items including clothing, hats & scarves, jewelry, pottery, soaps, holiday ornaments and decora-tions, glasswork, children’s toys, accessories and many more unique items. The craft fair also includes a snack bar and raffles.

The Conant School is located at 80 Taylor Road, just off Route 2 in Acton. It is handicap acces-sible and there is ample free parking.

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“Journey Of The Soul” Adult Ed Course

The Sudbury Jewish Learning Institute presents its newest course “Journey of the Soul” that will examine the soul and its journey through ancient and eye-opening Talmudic teachings.

Some questions are universal to the human experience. Is there life after death? What happens to the soul after we die? What is it like for those who have traveled over to the Great Beyond? These are but a few of the questions addressed in the new six week course launching on Oct 20th in Sudbury.

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Professor Sheldon Solomon of Skidmore College who co-authored the book The Worm at the Core: On the role of Death in Life commented about the JLI course: “This course strikes me as a very fine juxtaposition of ancient theological wisdom with contemporary empirical sci-ence. My sense is that this will be an interesting and rewarding educational and personal experi-ence.” Similar sentiments were expressed by other experts in

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The course is being offered in joint sponsorship with the Washington School of Psychiatry, enabling medical and mental health professionals to earn up to 7.5 AMA, APA, CBBS, and ASWB continuing education credits for their par-ticipation.

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Hosted by Emerson Hospital and led by an AARP consultant, this five-hour classroom refresh-er course encourages drivers to review the rules of the road, better understand the updated technology in new vehicles and learn strategies to compensate for age-related changes in vision, hearing and response time.

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Parking is free at The Emerson Wellness Center, which is located at 310 Baker Avenue, Concord, less than a mile from Emerson Hospital. From Route 2, look for signs to Baker Avenue (across from Best Western and Paparazzi) and then for the Concord Meadows Office Complex, located at 300-310 Baker Avenue, on the right. Free parking is available in the office park.

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Ellie Buford, formerly of Harvard, and now living in this area, will be the tour director and local guides will conduct specific site tours. Come join us on this historical tour as well as the beauty of the Italian life-style in the spring. For addi-tional information, itinerary, and price please contact Kara Fossey at the Fort Devens Museum at 978-772-1286 or email [email protected] or Duane Barber at 978 456-8847 or email [email protected].

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This past January marked the 70th anniversary of the end of the Battle of the Bulge, the last German offensive of the war. Over the objections of his gen-erals, Hitler ordered a massive counter-attack against Allied forces in the area of the Ardennes Forest. Hitler’s plan was to split the Anglo-American front and to seek a negotiated peace in the West. With over 19,000 Americans killed, the Battle of the Bulge was the largest and bloodiest battle experienced by American forces in all of World War II.

Dr. Gary Hylander earned his Ph.D. at Boston College. His advisor and dissertation direc-tor was noted Boston histori-an Thomas H. O’Connor. He recently retired from Stoughton High School, where he taught AP American History, American Studies and the Presidency. He is currently an independent scholar who specializes as a presidential historian, pedagogical special-ist for the NEH and professor of History at Framingham State University and also is professor of History at Stonehill College, where he specializes as a Presidential Historian and in the

Revolution/Federalist Era. He is a pedagogical specialist mentoring both graduate and undergraduate students at Framingham State College and Boston University. Dr. Hylander is a frequent lec-turer at library forums, histori-cal societies, senior centers and professional organizations and has appeared several times in the Friends Special Program Series.

This program will take place in Bigelow Auditorium at Marlborough Public Library located at 35 West Main Street, Marlborough. Admission is free and open to the public and the auditorium is fully handicapped accessible.

This program is funded and sponsored in part by the Ezra Cutting Trust-Bank of America Trustee, the Marlborough Cultural Council, a local agen-cy which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency, The Friends Memorial Fund, a gift from the Cummings Foundation in honor of Ginger Ryan and the Brigham Family Trust.

For more information contact: 508-481-7118 or [email protected] or Ray Johnson, Friends President, at 413-648-9663 or [email protected] or see The Friends website: mpl-friends.org.

Domestic Violence Candlelight Vigil

In the past twelve months, 18 people were murdered in Massachusetts as a result of domestic violence. This October—Domestic Violence Awareness Month—Domestic Violence Services Network, Inc. invites the entire community to

attend its annual Candlelight Vigil to commemorate the lives lost.

The event will take place October 21, 2015 at Monument Hall in Concord (62 Monument Street) at 6:30 pm. All are wel-come.

Renee Graham, a regular con-tributor to the Boston Globe’s opinion page will deliver a keynote address entitled “Does the Media Have a Domestic Violence Problem?” She was a staff writer at the Globe for 18 years, covering everything from social services to pop cul-ture. She has written for Essence magazine, and is the pop culture correspondent for WBUR-FM’s

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An honor guard from Hanscom Air Force Base and music performed by the Flyleaf Theater Company will be part of the ceremony. Refreshments will follow.

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The Friends of the Marlborough Public Library will present their “44th Annual Regional Juried Art Show” from Monday, November 9th through Sunday, November 15th in the Friends Art Gallery, Bigelow Auditorium, Marlborough Public Library, 35 West Main Street in Marlborough. The Friends Gallery Hours are: Mon., Fri and Sat—12 Noon to 5 PM; Tues. and Thurs.—12 Noon to 8 PM; Sun: 1 PM to 5 PM—closed Wed. for Veterans Day. The Gallery is open to the public and there is no admission charge. Art Works will be available for

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All area artists eighteen years and older, professional and non-professional, are invited to sub-mit drawings, paintings, prints and mixed media in 2D by the deadline of Friday, Nov. 6th at 5 PM. Entry Forms are avail-able at the Friends Info Board in the library’s rear entrance or on On-Line---www.mpl-friends.org. For further information on entry forms, assisting the Art Committee in the hanging of the show or sitting as a Gallery Guide, please call 508-485-2939 or 413-648-9663 or email: [email protected]

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ties will select, from all submit-ted entries, works to be hung in the exhibition. They will choose from these works; First, Second and Third Place Honors plus Three Honorable Mention Awards. In addition, there will be two special awards; The Sam and Mable Field Memorial Award for best depiction of nature and The Best of Marlborough Artist Award. The public will be invit-ed to vote for their favorite work while visiting the Gallery. Their votes will be collected in a spe-cial ballot box marked “Popular Vote” and will be counted at the end of the exhibition. There will be monetary awards presented to the recipients of all awards. The three Judges selected by Friends Art Chair Judy McCabe are Susan Swinand, Emily Mazzola and Edward Turner.

Also on Monday evening Nov. 9th from 6 PM to 8 PM The Friends “FIRST LADY’S RECEPTION FOR THE ARTS” will be hosted by Mrs. Arthur G. Vigeant for her fourth year. The monetary Awards Presentations will take place at 7 PM. Refreshments by Employment

Options will be served and music provided by Linda Dushane, harpist. The Friends cordially invite the public to attend the Reception and admission is free. If you would like to attend please make Reservations with Mary Rowe, Friends Secretary, at 508-485-0951.

First Parish SudburyThe Rev. Dr. Marjorie Matty

asks: “What is our story, individ-ually and collectively, and how can we have different beliefs and and yet worship and work together? Join the congregation at First Parish of Sudbury Oct. 18 at 10:00am for the worship service to explore this topic.

Rev. Marjorie notes that it all begins with our hopes, dreams and examining “why we believe” can make the world a better place as we work together. She will continue the month’s theme of “why” specifically with regard to our collective First Parish story expanding into the how we can be agents for change and what we might do to be a force for good in MetroWest and beyond.

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First Parish of Sudbury is a Unitarian Universalist congre-gation located at 327 Concord Road. We embrace diversity and welcome the participation of all persons who wish to join us for worship, activities and service to the greater communities.

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Most people know some-one who is allergic to a bee sting, penicillin, or some type of food. What many people don’t know is that these allergic reac-tions can be fatal. “Food aller-gies are increasingly common, especially among children, and thus pose a special risk,” says Sharon Schumack, Director of Education for the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, New England Chapter.

Allergist John Saryan, MD, will be the group’s speaker on Monday, October 19 at 6:45 p.m. at the Metro-Northwest Asthma & Allergy Educational Support Group, which meets at the Children’s Hospital/Beth Israel Medical Care Center, 482 Bedford St., Lexington. The pro-gram is free and open to the public. Pre-registration is not required.

Dr. Saryan will explain how to recognize, prevent, and treat anaphylaxis, and how to decide when to use epinephrine, the life-saving medication that comes in automatic injector devices that are easy for everyone to use. There will be time for questions and discussion. Dr. Saryan is Chair of the Dept. of Allergy and Immunology at Lahey Hospital

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“It is important for everyone to know how to recognize the symptoms of a life-threatening reaction, and be prepared to give immediate treatment,” says Laurel Francoeur of Woburn, co-leader of the group. “We espe-cially encourage parents, teach-ers, child care providers, and the friends and relatives of people with allergies, to attend. What they learn may help save a life some day.”

AAFA New England orga-nizes educational support group programs throughout the region, publishes a newsletter, and runs a telephone resource and refer-ral line for people coping with allergies and asthma. For more information, or free brochures, call (781)444-7778 or see www.asthmaandallergies.org.

Festive Harvest Craft Fair

The 114th Annual Harvest Craft Fair will take place on Saturday, October 17, 2015, from 10am to 4pm, rain or shine. This event is a fundraiser for First Parish of Sudbury, at 327 Concord Road, Sudbury Center. Admission is $3.00, children under 12 free.

As long as anyone can remem-ber, indeed, for over 100 years, First Parish has held an annual Harvest Fair. Fifty years ago,

this event would reflect the hand-work of the women of the parish: hand-sewn aprons and holiday ornaments, hand-cut donuts and steaming apple pie. The parish kitchen still provides a wonder-ful selection of homemade soups and bread for lunch, coffee and hot chocolate, and there will be plenty of baked goods for sale, but the Fair has evolved over the years into a juried arts and crafts show and sale, offering a wide variety of handmade items.

This year, over 50 talented artisans from Massachusetts and neighboring states, are offering their work for sale. You will find unique handmade gifts including fine jewelry, pottery, handwoven baskets, stained glass, handwo-ven alpaca and fibre art scarves, handmade wooden dolls, beaded and wired jewelry, hand-sewn bags and accessories, folk art, fairy art, unique watercolors, hand-knitted hats, quilted items, original prints and cards, photog-

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Pastor Joel Guillemette and the congregation of the Sudbury United Methodist Church invite you to join them for the 9:30 a.m. worship service and activities on Sunday, October 18. The church is located at 251 Old Sudbury Road on Route 27 just east of the historic town center. The church is handicap accessible and visitor parking is designated near the front of the church.

Children worship with their families for the first fifteen min-utes and then go to age-level

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Concert featuring the musical talents of church members and guest artists.

Another event that the church’s Outreach Commission is sponsoring on Saturday, October 17 from 1 and 3 p.m. is a Halloween Party for the children living at Home Suites in Waltham. Volunteers will help the children make masks and cards, decorate cookies, and play games.

The Cancer Support group will meet in the O’Reilly room at the church on Wednesday October 21 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. This opportunity is for all whose life has been touched by cancer whether a patient, survivor, or caregiver. Sharing takes place in a confidential, supportive set-ting. Newcomers are always wel-come.

On Wednesday October 21 from 6 to 7:15 p.m. there will be a Super Soup Supper and a Bible study for all ages. The theme for adults is how our fundamental beliefs as Christians nurture our stewardship. Youth in grades 6 through 12 will transform Bible verses into poetry and music, Children in preschool through fifth grade will enjoy a Bible story with several hands-on

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October 31, from 2 to 4 p.m., the church is sponsoring a Trunk-or-Treat event. Children from Sudbury and surrounding towns are invited to dress in costume and come to the church park-ing lot to collect treats provided by church members from their decorated car trunks. There will be games and a craft as well. You and your children are invited to join in the fun!

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Marlborough Public Library

Marlborough Public Library hosts talk: “Using DNA and Its Application to Genealogy:” Thursday, October 22 from 6-8 p.m.

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Serving: Calories 90; Total Fat 3.5 g (Sat 0 g, Trans 0 g, Poly 0

g, Mono 2 g); Cholesterol 0 mg; Sodium 25 mg; Potassium 270 mg; Total Carbohydrates 13 g; Dietary Fiber 2 g; Total Sugars 9 g; Protein 5 g.

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It is estimated that AK affects up to 58 million Americansi, yet most people are unaware of its symptoms and association with sun damage. Because AK is a result of cumulative sun expo-sure, it can take years to develop. A job that requires a substantial amount of time outside or every-day activities such as garden-ing, exercise or attending out-door sporting events can lead to sun damage if your skin isn’t adequately protected. People at high risk are often fair-skinned men and women over the age of 40 who may have accumulated a significant amount of sun expo-sure over the course of many years.

One in five Americans will develop skin cancer in the course of their lifetimeii, and AKs have the potential to progress to squa-mous cell carcinoma, the second most common type of skin can-cer. It’s important to check your skin year-round and note any changes in texture and color—these changes may be age spots, irritation or dry skin, but they may also require more attention.

According to the National Institutes of Health, specific characteristics of AK includeiii:

• A skin patch or growth, often limited to one area, that begins as flat and scaly;

• Presence on the face, scalp, back of the hands, chest or other sun-exposed areas;

• A color that can be gray, pink, red or the same color as the skin;

• Later development into a hard and wart-like or gritty, rough and “sandpapery” surface;

• In some cases, the lesions may be easier to feel than to see.

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WWW.LANDSCAPEARTISANSMA.COM: Fall is for planting! We specialize in landscape makeovers. Walkways, patios, fire pits, stone walls, plants, and more. Professional, Reliable, Fully Insured. 508-395-1005

ICG INNOVATIVE CONSTRUCTION GROUP. DIVI-SION OF LANDSCAPE: Spring and Fall cleanups, Mulch, Lawn mowing, Hydro seeding. Free Estimates, Fully Insured. 774-287-8758 [email protected]

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AIR CONDITIONING

ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES

AUTOMOBILES

BATHROOM/KITCHEN

BASEMENTS

CARPENTRY

CARPETSERVICES

CEILINGS

CHIMNEYSERVICES

CLEANING


Cleaningcont.

RELIABLE COMMERCIAL ANDRESIDENTIAL CLEANING ser-vices. 14 years experience.Satisfaction guaranteed! 50% offfirst cleaning. Call or text 508-308-0478.

RIZIA’S HOUSE & OFFICECLEANING. Great Service atCompetitive Prices! Dependableand Flexible. Over 11 years experi-ence. Excellent References. FreeEstimates. 978-621-0185,www.riziashousecleaning.com

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RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIALHOUSE CLEANING Weekly,monthly, one time cleaning. 508-371-5374

Computer Services

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Decks

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Disposal/RemovalService

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PETE’S DISPOSAL SERVICEAppliances, Scrap Metal, Cars,Trucks, Tires and Trailers. CallPete’s for all disposal service.508-269-5868

Education/Tutoring

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TUTORING WITH DR.ELIZA-BETH Reading, Comprehension,Writing. Pre-school throughCollege. SAT & ACT prep. 20+years teaching/reading specialist.Special needs included. 978-440-7870

Elder Services

NJHOMECARE CertifiedCaregivers Available. Licensed,Bonded. Hourly or live-in. 978-263-8424 www.homecarebynj.com

VISITING ANGELS PROVIDESPRIVATE HOME CARE FORSENIORS in the comfort of theirown homes. Personal hygiene care,homemaking, light housekeeping,companionship, respite services.Let us provide peace of mind. Call978-263-1212 for informationand a FREE in-home evaluation.

SENIOR REPAIRS AT ASENIOR PRICE. Condo specialist.Senior-repairs.com. 774-285-9070.

Electrical

MASTER ELECTRICIAN DennisF. McCarthy, license #A12082.Quality electrical work. 978-897-0809 or 508-460-0026

CASELLO ELECTRIC: License#14237A. Specializing in smalljobs. All calls returned. 978-779-9900

RON CHIASSON ELECTRIC:Complete Electrical Services. AllCalls Returned Promptly. 978-562-5510

VILLA ELECTRICResidential/commercial, lightingcontrols, etc. No job too small. CallKeith directly at 774-244-0574Lic #E51763

ELECTRICIAN MARTINBARRY License# 40514, Fullyinsured, no job too small, all majorcredit cards accepted. BBB, (A+).978-562-1264

Entertainment

AUDIO/VIDEO DESIGN,Installation and setup. ISF/THXand Audyssey calibration. Hometheater construction. 617-965-6984, services.perfecthometheater.com

Excavation

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G.SMITH EXCAVATION Totalsite service. Land clearing, Stumpgrinding, Stump removal,Foundations, underground utili-ties, trenching, Grading, Drainage,Retaining walls, Landscape con-struction, Demolition, Materialdelivery. Licensed and insured.Call Greg 978-580-5754.

COMPLETE SITE WORK/EXCA-VATION. Tree Clearing,Stumping, Foundations, Grading,Trucking, Materials, Title 5Inspections, Septic Systems,Drainage, Underground Utilities,New England Stone Walls andComplete Landscape Construction.BONICA EXCAVATION, INC978-263-3530

MARK PROKOWIEW ELEC-TRIC: No Job too small, upgrad-ing, new work, old work, 24Emergency service, estimatesfree. 978-425-9439 or [email protected]

MASTER ELECTRICIANMARK WITHERELL Lic.#20806A 978-760-0526 7days,24hr Service, same price, “TodayPlease.” All your electrical needs.Smoke and carbon monoxidedetectors, pools and spas, serviceupgrades, lighting, phone &cable.

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PC HOME AND OFFICE SER-VICES: $90 Flatrate tune up withbest free antivirus. Immediateremote repair - call! I do it all,quickly and correctly. Masters,Cornell, 39 Years experience,Computer designer for DEC, DG.All credit cards. PC SupportSolutions, John 508-361-6229.

ESSENTIAL CLEANING SER-VICE Excellent references,affordable prices, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly schedule. Callnow and get $20.00 Off your fistcleaning. Free Estimate, [email protected] 978-440-0586

CLEANINGcont’d

COMPUTERSERVICES

DECKS

DISPOSAL/REMOVALSERVICE

EDUCATION/TUTORING

ELDER CARE

ELECTRICAL

EXCAVATION

ENTERTAINMENT


Fabrics/Textiles

THE SATIN BUTTERFLY, 26Powder Mill Road, Maynard.Alterations, tailoring, HomeDecorating, special projects. Youname it! We sew it! Visit our web-site: Thesatinbutterfly.com formore information on our ser-vices.

Fencing

WOOD FENCE, CHAIN LINK,Vinyl & Ornamental fences -Installation and repair. 978-886-3941

Floors

For Rent

WINTER CAR STORAGE.Heated and clean from Nov.-Apr.,$600. for season. 978-790-3377,Cars Only.

GROTON 2 BEDROOM APART-MENT. Lakeview with lake privi-leges. Large clean apartment.Internet and cable included.$1200. plus utilities. No pets, nosmoking. 978-618-5421.

For Sale

2 8HP GIANT VAC BLOWERS,excellent condition. $500.ea.,BillyGoat truck loader 11HP,Honda engine. $600. 978-369-9317

Free

4 STUDDED SNOW TIRES withrims, 215/60R16-95T 508-331-3307

Fuel/Firewood

HARDWOOD, Cut, Split,Delivered. 16”-18” Green $250/percord, 128 CuFt. Dana, 978-733-4289

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NORTHEAST WOOD Seasoned,split, 16”-18”, $295/cord.Deliveries extra. 508-357-8919

LOG LENGTH FIREWOODApproximately 6-8 cords all hard-wood $800, delivered. Call 978-263-8005

SEASONED FIREWOOD Specialprice 1 week only $275/cord. Freedelivery for 2 cords or more. 978-618-8634

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Furniture

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Gutters

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PROFESSIONAL GUTTERCLEANING Fully insured by 10-PLUS. Free estimates 978-456-9977, 978-779-8983

TJP SEAMLESS GUTTERS, 14-Colors. Cleaning, Repairs &Screens. Insured. 877-393-6869

TJP GUTTER CLEANING$80/per house - no colonials orestates. New customers only. 877-393-6869

GUTTER CLEANINGS, INSTAL-LATIONS AND REPAIRS. FullyLicensed and Insured. Leavename, number and we will returnyour call. 508-250-1340.

Handyman

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HANDYMAN Repairs,Remodeling, Carpentry, Interiorpainting, Flooring, Built-ins,Custom-made hardwood furniture.Excellent [email protected], 978-618-7422

GUYSHANDYWORK.COM.Handyman services for any and allof your home and property needs, inside and out. Call Guytoday for a free estimate. 978-243-0494 or email; [email protected]

Help Wanted

CASHIER Part time, must beavailable weekends. Apply in per-son Shortstop General Store 439Main Street, Hudson.

FULL AND PART-TIME, 7am-3pm, 3pm-11pm and weekendstoo! Working with older adults,independently as either a compan-ion/home health aide or in a CNAcapacity. No license is required,training and supervision will beprovided. If interested, please for-ward your resume to: DeaconessAbundant Life Services, 80Deaconess Road, Concord, MA01742, 978-402-8620 or fax978-402-8619.

DO YOU LIKE TO WORK IN ALOGICAL METHODICAL WAYWITH ATTENTION TODETAIL? Would you like to bepaid for a workout instead of pay-ing a gym? Come join our team of 3to do AM barn chores. 2 shiftsavailable: M-F, 8-12. 2nd shift, Mand Friday, 8-12. Prefer experi-ence, but will train. Please callCarol at 978-263-8776 [email protected].

PT MATH TUTOR P.M.(Certified Preferred.) The LearningPlace, Acton 978-635-0088,[email protected]

HANDYMAN APPRENTICE Willtrain. Call 877-393-6869

VAN DRIVER WANTED fromMA to Maine to deliver cutlery.Call 781-367-5485

A SUCCESSFUL 16 YEARSEWING BUSINESS is looking toexpand with a unique businessconcept. We will be excited to talkwith you. Call 978-938-0225 tomake an appointment.

EXPERIENCED, CERTIFIEDAMERICAN RED CROSS LIFE-GUARDS for Full and Part-timepositions. Must possess currentcerts. Days, evenings and weekendhours available. For further infor-mation, please contact Karen @978-287-1003 or [email protected].

EXPERIENCED, CERTIFIEDAMERICAN RED CROSS WaterSafety Instructors. Must possesscurrent certs. Days, evenings, andweekend classes available. For fur-ther information, please contactKaren @ 978-287-1003 [email protected].

FRONT DESK RECEPTIONCLERK: Part time always, mustbe able to work flexible shiftsincluding weekends. Attention todetails and multi tasking is a must.Forward resume to Christine [email protected].

NEWBURY COURT IS LOOKINGFOR A DISHWASHER! If inter-ested please call 978-369-5151and ask to speak to someone inHuman Resources.

SHERATON NEEDHAM IS HIR-ING! Front Desk, F&B,Housekeeping, Banquets,Culinary, Accounting. Please visitour website: www.ultimahospital-ity.com/careers for detailed infor-mation and to apply. Any ques-tions, please contact Kathleen at781-292-3803.

PLOW DRIVER WANTED FOR2015-2016 WINTER SEASON.Must have experience plowingdriveways and a clean drivingrecord. Must be available 24/7.Call A&B Landscaping 800-897-6072

CARPENTER/HELPER NEED-ED, Transportation required.Tools helpful. Call Bob 508-735-6074

MECHANIC WANTED Lightmechanic work and fleet mainte-nance. 978-263-9521

TOWTRUCK DRIVER WANTEDDay/night shifts Class A or B aplus. 978-263-9521

CAREGIVERS NEEDED to pro-vide many levels of in-home careto seniors, Flexible hours, goodpay, car required. Call VisitingAngels 978-287-2002

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LOU TOPIA HARDWOODFLOORING. Family business forover 40 years. Installing, sand-ing, refinishing. Old floors madelike new. Free estimates, fullyinsured 978-597-2333, 508-481-6333 www.loutopiahard-woodflooring.com

FABRIC/TEXTILES

FENCECONTRACTING

FLOORING

FOR RENT

FOR SALE

FREE

FUEL/FIREWOOD

FURNITURE

GUTTERSHELP WANTED


Help Wantedcont.

LOOKING FOR FULL TIMEHELP, with finishing our land-scape season. Experience pre-ferred. Possible plowing positionas well. Call 800-897-6072.

CONCORD PARKASSISTED/INDEPENDENTLIVING is looking to hire a part-time van driver for 24 hrs perweek. Driver must be 18 years ofage and have a valid MA. driverslicense, with a safe driving record.Provides transportation for fieldtrips, doctors appointment, groceryshopping. Must be able to assistresidents on/off the van. Flexibilitya plus, one Sunday morning permonth. Please come in, fill out anapplication, or call Katheryn 978-369-4728. Concord Park is locatedin the heart of West Concord. 68Commonwealth Avenue,Concord, MA. 01742.

Home Improvement

AABEY HOME IMPROVE-MENTS Repairs, windows, decks,basements. Free estimates.,Satisfaction guaranteed.Registered, insured.Visa/MasterCard accepted. 508-481-2585

MANNY-SONS, 21 YEARSEXPERIENCE Carpentry,Windows, Basements, Decks,Blueboard, Plastering, Woodfloors, Tile, Painting, Wallpaperremoval. Free estimates, insured.978-568-0767, 978-505-9626

NEW ENGLAND HOMEREPAIRS Carpentry,Interior/Exterior Painting, Kitchenand Bath, Floors, Decking,Fencing. No job too small! Call forSpecials! 978-732-8009

WWW.JERRYMAZZOLA.COMSpecializing in Home Remodeling,Home Improvements and HomeRepairs. New/replacement win-dows, composite decks, wooddecks, screened porches, 3-seasonporches, basement remodeling,additions, cedar siding. Mass. Lic.080937, HIC #154868, BBB mem-ber, full Ins. 25 yrs. of Professionalservice, excellent references,Acton and surrounding towns,978-549-2504

BATHS, KITCHENS, BASE-MENTS, DECKS, windows, doors,floors. WMJ Carpentry, licensedand insured. 20 years experience.Call 774-239-9625 for estimate.

WWW.MREGOCONSTRUC-TION.COM Additions, Garages,Dormers, Second Floor Additions,Decks, Roofing, Siding, windows,Finished Basements, Kitchen/BathRemodels, handyman Services andMuch More! Free estimates. 774-245-0822

Home Remodeling

TOP OF THE LADDER HOMESERVICES Frame to finish remod-eling: Basements, Kitchens, Bathsand Decks, Tile, Paining andRepair. Full contracting servicewith 20 years experience. Licensedand insured. Free estimates. Jon,508-523-9938

PARLEE LUMBER Rough cutSale, 1x810. Pine and Oak kin-dling. 978-486-4681.

Home Services

CLEAN-OUTS, Attics, cellars,garages, entire estates. Hard,heavy jobs welcome. Call George508-485-4434

DRIVEWAY SOLUTIONS RECY-CLED ASPHALT THE PER-FECT SUBSTITUTION Createshard, dust free surface. Widen,extend existing driveway orreplace your dirt driveway. Mostdriveways under $950 includingexcavation. Twombly PropertyServices. Fully insured. 508-577-0541

Irrigation

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Insulation

AT DOLPHIN WE HAVECHANGED THE TRADITIONALAPPROACH TO INSULATINGwith our unique processes andmaterials installed by highlyskilled specialists. Ultimately, wecreate what we like to call the per-fect all season indoor climate, nomatter how Cold, Hot, or Humid itis outside. 978-266-1122

Landscaping

JHS LANDSCAPE CONSTRUC-TION: Lawn installation, seeding,hydro seeding. Specializing instone walls, retaining walls, brickwalks, and patios. Drainage sys-tems and grading. Fully insured,references. All calls returned.Accepts all major credit cards.9 7 8 - 4 8 6 - 1 0 2 2 ,[email protected]

LAWN BARBER, INC:Landscape Design & Construction.Landscape designer on staff.Specializing in all phases ofmasonry: Fieldstone walls, Interiorand Exterior Stone Veneer, Patios,outdoor “Kitchens/Cooking areas,”Steps, Walkways. Lawn installa-tions/Hydro-seeding. IrrigationSystems: Installations & Service.landscape Lighting. Tree & Shrubinstallations. Asphalt paving andrepairs; driveways & parking lots.Drainage systems. Excavationwork, site work, trucking.Complete tree service-takedowns/pruning. Free estimates-fullinsured. 978-263-5222,www.lawnbarber.com

LAWN BARBER INC LawnMowing & Trimming.Pruning/Trimming of Bushes.Bark mulch delivered & spread.Planting Design/Installation.Fertilization Programs. Slice-seed-ing and Aeration. Fully insured.Free estimates. 978-263-5222,www.lawnbarber.com

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TIM’S LAWN CARE Fallcleanups, curb side leaf removal,lawn dethatching & yard mainte-nance. Call Tim 978-580-0416

WWW.LAWNDESIGNCARE.COM Spring and Fall Cleanups,Mulch, Lawn mowing. FreeEstimates, Fully Insured 978-293-6202

SPECIALTY LANDSCAPE: Fallclean-ups, lawn maintenance,weekly and bi-weekly. Call Steve978-265-3592.

TREE REMOVAL Pruning &Stump grinding. Lot clearing.Fully insured. Call High QualityTree 978-263-7789,www.newenglandtreemasters.com

RONALDO’S LANDSCAPESERVICES. Full yard mainte-nance, mowing programs &more. All calls returned in 24hrs.9 7 8 - 8 9 7 - 3 3 4 7r o n a l d o s g @ m s n . c o mwww.RonaldosLandscaping.com

MOVING OR DOWNSIZING?BUY, MOVE, or remove every-thing. Estate cleanouts, attics,basements, barns, storage units.Mass Licensed Movers, #31532.Mass Licensed Auctioneer. Askabout Green Junk removal. CallPeter, 978-835-2601, Familybusiness since 1967.www.GoRedRooster.com

QUICK REMOVAL SERVICE:You Call John it will be gone.Clean-out attics, basements,garages, sheds, etc. Demolitionwe supply the labor. Senior dis-count. Fully insured. Best prices.Member of BBB. Master and Visacard. Call anytime 978-897-JUNK, cell 978-460-1192.www.quickremovalservice.com

OKERMAN CONSTRUCTIONAND REMODELING QualityCraftsmanship for over 25 years.Check out our website okerman-construction.com Also onwww.facebook.com/OCR.LLCand Houzz atwww.houzz.com/pro/jmoker-man/okerman- construction-and-remodeling. Owner on site forevery job! CSL/HIC. FullyInsured. Kitchen and BathRemodeling, FinishedBasements, Flooring and More.Call 508-562-1168 For a FreeEstimate.

WWW.NJFHOMEREPAIRS.COM. Honest & reliable services,roofing, carpentry, siding, paint-ing, drywall, gutters, decks,kitchen & bathroom remodeling.Rubbish removal services. NJFHome Repairs & Remodeling.978-266-9545

HARRINGTON BUILDERS &DEVELOPMENT Roofs, decks,siding, kitchen & bath remodels,additions, windows. Licensed &insured. [email protected] 978-502-4141

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HELP WANTEDcont’d

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HOMESERVICES

IRRIGATION

INSULATION

LANDSCAPING


Landscapingcont.

FALL LEAF CLEANUPS ANDREMOVAL Call Adam’s LawnCare, 978-821-3544.

DESIGN & INSTALL Plantings,walkways, patios, stonework,walls, steps, outdoor kitchens.Drainage & Grading. HardscapeSpecialist Full Service LandscapeCompany 978-886-3941

PEREIRA LANDSCAPING Nowbooking Fall cleanups and snowplowing. Free estimates.Residential and Commercial. 774-245-7818

LandscapeConstruction

MANNING LANDSCAPEStonewalls, Brick and Bluestonewalks and patios,tree & shrubplanting & mulching,Hydroseeding, wildflowers & ero-sion control, drainage & grading.Fully Insured. 978-263-6864www.manningtreelandscape.com

JHS LANDSCAPE CONSTRUC-TION: Lawn installation, seeding,hydro seeding. Specializing instone walls, retaining walls, brickwalks, and patios. Drainage sys-tems and grading. Fully insured,references. All calls returned.Accept all major credit cards 978-486-1022, [email protected]

G.SMITH EXCAVATING Totalsite service. Land clearing, Stumpgrinding, Stump removal.Foundations, underground utili-ties, trenching, Grading, Drainage,Retaining walls, Landscape con-struction, Demolition, Materialdelivery. Licensed and insured.Call Greg 978-580-5754

DESIGN & INSTALL Plantings,walkways, patios, stone work,walls, steps, outdoor kitchens. FullService Landscape Company.Hardscape specialist. 978-886-3941

NEW ENGLAND STONEWALLS. Complete LandscapeConstruction Design and Install.Tree Clearing, Stumping, Grading,Trucking, Materials, Drainage,Underground Utilities, Walls,Walks, Patio’s, Lawns, MaturePlantings. BONICA EXCAVA-TION, INC 978-263-3530

LandscapeMaintenance

LAWN MOWING & PRUNINGOverseeding, New LawnInstallation, Planting. Design andInstall Walkways, Patios, Walls.Full Service Landscape Company978-886-3941

THE BEAUTY OF FALL ISHERE. Let ML Services and ourcrew do your Fall cleanups and/orleaf pile pickup. Been in businessfor 12 years. Marlborough and sur-rounding towns. Call Mike orLucy 508-460-1804, [email protected]

Masonry

*AB MASONRY* New construc-tion or Repair. Chimney’s, Steps,Walkways, Patios, Stone Veneer.All calls returned. Free estimates,insured. 978-877-0368

MANNING LANDSCAPEStonewalls, stoneveneer, walks,patios, driveways, stairs, outdoorfire pits and kitchens, Cobblestone.978-263-6864 www.manningtreelandscape.com

LAWN BARBER INC: MasonryDivision. Designer on staff. Allphases of masonry: Creative field-stone walls, Interior & ExteriorStone Veneer. Walkways, Patios,Stairs, Fireplaces, Repairs.Outdoor “Kitchen/Cooking areas.”Asphalt paving: driveways & park-ing lots, repairs. Concrete FlatWork. Concrete Walks & Patios.Fully Insured. Free estimates.978-263-5222, www.lawnbar-ber.com

APEX MASONRY/LANDSCAPEDESIGN Brick, block and stone,all restoration work. Aqua-scapes,cobblestone aprons, culture stone,chimneys, outdoor kitchens, pergo-las, inter-locking walls and drive-way systems, pool decks, patiowalks and stairs, water fronts,veneers, whole sale stone andnursery stock. 5-year guarantee,insured. 508-948-5824

A&M CONCRETE AND MASON-RY All phases of concrete con-struction. Foundations, flat work,excavation, concrete driveways,helcial piers, water proofing, craneservice, concrete cutting & demo.978-486-3863

NEW ENGLAND STONEWALLS. Complete LandscapeConstruction Design and Install.Tree Clearing, Stumping, Grading,Trucking, Materials, Drainage,Underground Utilities, Walls,Walks, Patio’s, Lawns, MaturePlantings. BONICA EXCAVA-TION, INC. 978-263-3530

Mind/Body/Spirit

HEART CENTERED PSY-CHOTHERAPY HealBody/Mind/Spirit withCompassion, Wisdom, and Humor.Judith Weiler 978-897-2084.

LOSE WEIGHT OR QUIT SMOK-ING IN ONE SESSION GUAR-ANTEED RESULTS! NewEngland Clinical Hypnosis &Counseling Center. www.hypno-sistherapy.com or Richard F.Riel, M.E.d 508-314-2745.

Moving

MCIVER’S MOVING SERVICEWe move apartments, smalloffices, personal storage, assistedliving, interior re-arranging. No jobtoo small. 30 years experience.Fully insured, free estimates.Credit cards accepted. Call Brian978-897-6963, 978-828-8285

Music/Dance

MASTER PIANO TUNER Repair,Refurbish, Humidity Control. 978-772-1059 www.Keenakeel.com

Painting/Wallpapering

AABEY PAINTING & WALLPA-PERING Interior,exterior,paint-ing, powerwashing, repairs. Freeestimates, insured. Satisfactionguaranteed. Visa/MasterCardaccepted. 508-481-2585

BOB MIRRA INTERIOR PAINT-ING & WALLPAPERING (Prep-work a specialty) and completehandyman services. 30yrs experi-ence. Free estimates. 978-257-4056

INTERIOR & EXTERIORPAINTING, WALLPAPERINGREMOVAL. 21 Years experience.Blueboard and plastering, woodfloors, tile, basements. Insured,free estimates. 978-568-0767,978-505-9626

CASTRO PAINTING & CAR-PENTRY Interior/Exterior paint-ing 10% off. Carpentry available.508-933-3994 www.castropainting.com

CASTELLINE PAINTING: Fullservice interior/exterior painting.Professional and courteous.Insured. Victor 978-897-7018

SELMA’S INTERIOR PAINT-ING Quality detailed work.Kitchen cabinets and vanities.References and photos available.Free estimates. Hudson, MA 617-347-1458

ANTONIO PAINTING,Interior/Exterior. Wash houses,wall paper removal, repairs. Goodprices, and quality. Good refer-ences. Free estimates, decks, fullyinsured. Maynard, MA. 857-258-5898, www.antoniohousepaint-ing.com or [email protected]

HUDSON PAINTING:Interior/Exterior, over 20 yearsexperience. Wallpaper removal,pressure washing. Fully Insured,Free estimates. 978-790-6205

MARK PEARCE PAINTINGInterior & Exterior Painting.Power washing. Fully insured.Free estimates. QualityReferences. 978-897-1982

LICENSED AND INSUREDMASS. MOVERS, #31532.Family owned business since1967. Owner on every job. Freeestimates. No job too big or toosmall. Call Peter 978-835-2601,www.GoRedRooster.com

ADVANCED AGR., INCEstablished landscape companylocated in Chelmsford.Specializing in walls, patios,walks, granite, new lawns, sod,excavation, plantings, stumpremoval, drainage, etc. www.aa-landscape.com, [email protected], 978-256-0704

HYDROSEEDING - NEWLAWNS, EROSION CONTROL,Contractors, Landscapers andHomeowners. Prep services andsame day hydroseeding are avail-able. Call C. R. HansenConstruction, LLC. at 508-481-4959 www.crhansen.com.

BOYD LANDSCAPE &DESIGN. HYDROSEEDINGPROFESSIONALS. Specializingin lawn installations/renova-tions/complete landscape instal-lations: Hydroseeding, mechani-cal sliceseeding, custom seedblends, aeration, dethatching.General cleanup. Mulching,mechanical mulch blower.Planting/design: Large trees,shrubs, perennials, gardens.Excava t i on /Bobca t /M in i -Excavator work: Grading,hydraulic box-raking, site work,trucking, removal service, shedfoundations. Drainage systems,trenching. Walkways, patios,garden stone paths. Celebrating27 years in business. boydland-scape.net. Insured, 978-567-9859

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MASONRY

MIND, BODY& SPIRIT

MOVING

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TARGET PAINTING, BOOKINGFALL, exterior painting, call now.877-646-8274 orwww.Ifoundmypainter.com

Paving

ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS,Parking Lots, Roadways,Sidewalks, Asphalt Curbing.Decorative Stamped Asphalt, Seal-coating, Site work, Excavation,Drainage and Masonry. FreeEstimates/Fully Insured. LawnBarber Inc - Paving Division; 978-263-5222 www.lawnbarber.com

A&M CONCRETE AND DRIVE-WAY Sidewalks, excavation &drainage. Free estimates. Fullyinsured. 978-486-3863 or 617-510-8709

Pet Sitting

AFFORDABLE PET CARE Dogwalking, pet sitting, group outings.Daily, weekends, vacations. 15 Yrsexp. Call Leigh 978-371-2186

ABOVE AND BEYOND PET SIT-TING: Reliable pet care in yourhome. Serving: Southboro,Marlboro, Hudson, Northboro,Sudbury, Stow, Maynard.Licensed, insured, references.978-562-2199

YOU CAN SHOW A PICTURE OFTHE SIZE Shown In This Ad For$25 Per Week, Plus The Price OfYour Ad, 978-371-2442

Plastering/Drywall

AJR WALLBOARD & PLAS-TERING: Done right, done fast!Big or small, we do them all. Waterdamage ceiling specialist. We willmatch any plastered ceiling.Additions, Basements, Bathrooms,Kitchens, Painting. Check out ourwebsite for more info atwww.west forddrywal l .com.Andrew Raneri reach me directlyat 978-392-9669

SOLOMON PLASTERING &DRYWALL Blueboard installa-tion, skimcoat, textured drywallfinish. Insured. HO, 978-761-0623.

LAURITZEN CONSTRUCTIONCOMPANY, INC. Expert drywallinstallations. Residential,Commercial, Additions,Basements, Ceilings & Repairs.Fully Insured. Scott, 978-342-4110

GMZ DRYWALL & PLASTERWater Damage Repairs,Plaster/Drywall Installation,Skimcoating, Taping. 35 years ofexperience. Insured. Gary. 508-869-6752, 508-769-3697

Plumbing/Heating

PK MCGUANE PLUMBING,HEATING, AIR CONDITION-ING, INSTALLATIONS &REPAIRS Lic# M8867. CreditCards Accepted. Toll Free 1-877-772-9039, www.pkmcguane.com

FRED BROOKS PLUMBING &HEATING New and old construc-tion, residential or commercial.Licensed and insured, plumber &gas fitter. 978-793-3809

B&C PLUMBING & HEATING,[email protected], Repair, Remodel, GasPiping, Boiler Installation.Licensed plumber and gas fitter.MA #26548. Call 978-621-6791

Pools/Spas

DON ALEXANDRIAN POOL &HOME SERVICE Pool closings,Pre-winter pool & cover serviceoffered late Nov-Dec and all poolrelated repairs & service. No trav-el charge. 978-201-6024

POOL FILL INS/REMOVAL-Complete pool removal and fill in.Grading, loam, and hydroseedingavailable after fill in. Fully insured,free estimates, owner operated.5 0 8 - 4 8 1 - 4 9 5 9 ,www.crhansen.com.

PREMIUM POOL MAINTE-NANCE Scheduling closings,cleanings and repairs. Free safetycover estimates. Competitive pric-ing, fully insured. 978-580-6408Find us on Facebook.

Pressure Washing

JD’S PROWASH. Professionalhouse washing. All surfaces clean.Mold/mildew removed. Freequotes. 508-269-0849

PRESSURE WASH DOCTORL.L.C. Professional. Hot waterHouse Washing, Decks, Concrete,Brick, Mold/Mildew cleaned. Allwork still done by owner T.Johnson since 1996. Reg/Insured.High quality work, fair price,www.pressurewashdoctor.com,978-772-1122, Ayer,

TJP COMPLETE POWERWASH-ING SERVICES Will clean anysurface including Roofs. Insured.877-393-6869

Real Estate

WANTED TO RENT: Small cot-tage or studio with living space formature writer/artist. Prefer walk-friendly area. Lee, 978-448-8169

Repairs

LITTLETON POWER PROD-UCTS Lawn & Garden EquipmentSales & Service. Pick-up &Delivery. 978-800-1312 (end ofFarmstead Way) Littleton, MA. lit-tletonpowerproducts.com, [email protected], Mon-Fri 7-5, Closed Sat & Sunday.

Roofing

MAGEE ROOFING ResidentialRoof Replacement and LeakRepairs. Installation of New Roofs,Rubber Roofs, Gutters and AllRepairs. Licensed and FullyInsured. Lifetime Warranties onAll Roofs. MAGEEROOF.COM,Concord, MA 978-369-3762

SUPERIOR ROOFING CO.SAVE, SAVE, SAVE. Locallyestablished, 1938. SpecializingRoof Replacement, Leak Repairs,Chimneys, Skylights, Venting &Carpentry, Gutters. Call theProfessionals. QualityWorkmanship and Materials. Haveit done once the right way.References. 15% senior discounts,free estimates. Licensed/ Insured.Call James, Master Roofer. 978-263-4470, 978-562-6100

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PRECISION ROOFING Newroofs, re-roof, snow removal. Alltypes of roofing. Clean and reliable.All work guaranteed. Licensed &insured. References available uponrequest. Year round availability.978-635-1023 www.precision-roofing-llc.com

SUPER FALL RATES! $1000OFF NEW ROOF IN A DAY!Manufacturer life-time warranty onshingles. We are a full recyclingcompany. 30 years experience,locally owner operated - fullylicensed/insured. View our work atMWRROOFING.COM. Also, VinylSiding! 978-808-8821,[email protected]

Sealcoating Services

DC SEALCOATING Drivewaymaintenance, Hot crack filling.Residential/commercial. Free esti-mates. 20yrs experience andcounting. Fully insured. 978-365-1994 www.dcsealcoat.com

SEALCOATING Driveways, park-ing lots, crack-filling, etc. 508-962-8103

Septic

TITLE 5 INSPECTIONS &REPAIRS, Septic Systems, SiteWork, Landscape Construction.BONICA EXCAVATION, INC978-263-3530

EXPRESS ROOFINGExclusively Residential,Established in 1985. $1000 OFFany Complete Roofing System.Fully insured, free estimates.978-256-2333, 888-210-ROOF,www.expressroofer.com

NEVEJAN’S CONSTRUCTION:All types of roofing and repairs,specializing in rubber. 25 yearsexperience. All work guaranteed.Licensed and insured. Mass. Lic.072475 978-649-1111

PEARCE HEATING & A/C OFMAYNARD Central heating/cooling, sales/service, gas/oil.Residential/commercial. 978-298-5799, 978-580-7599

SUDBURY PAINTING INC.-Now Booking for Interior/ExteriorPainting and Handyman Services.Fast, reliable, references, owneroperated. Servicing Sudbury andsurrounding towns for over 25years. Expert painting services.Fully insured and free estimates.Evan Magee 978-443-9987www.sudburypaintinginc.com

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PLASTERING/DRYWALL

PETSITTING

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POOLS/SPAS

PRESSUREWASHING

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Snowplowing

MIKE’S SNOW PLOWING,Commercial and residential,license and insured. Best pricesaround! Call Mike 774-273-0733or [email protected].

SUDBURY SNOWPLOWING978-295-1370 [email protected] Don’t waituntil it snows!

CONCORD, ACTON, SUDBURY,& MAYNARD. Plowing,sand/salting, shoveling, snowblowing, Loader work. Removal.Residential/Commercial. 25 Yearsexperience. Referrals available.978-369-1465/978-580-5093.

R&SONS SNOWPLOWING,LIMITED SANDING, SHOVEL-ING Residential/Commercial, freeestimates, Hudson/Sudbury 774-239-6194

Tile

THE TILE GUY Restoration ornew projects. 978-549-3218. 25years residential and commercialexperience.

T I L E / M A R B L E ,REPAIR/REGROUTING newinstallations, 30 years experience.Free estimates. Ken, 781-589-1124

AFFORDABLE TILE & GROUTSmall Job Specialist. Expert instal-lation of tile, stone, glass, etc.Backsplashes, tub surrounds andfloors. Shower regrouts, rechaulk-ing, repairs/floor tile & groutrestorations. 100’s of local refer-ences. 30 Years Experience.Angie’s List Approved. 508-310-3812

DJ TILE INSTALLATION.Remodeling bathrooms andinstalling Tile, Granite and Stonesfor over 20 years. 774-360-5019,“Our Tile, Your Style.”

Timeshare for Rent

ARUBA TIMESHARE RENTAL,First 2 weeks of January 2016,sleeps 4. $950. per week. 978-857-7865 [email protected].

Tree Work

TICO TREE SERVICE Trimming,pruning, cable bracing, removals.All tree services, we do everything!781-321-0378. ticotrees@gmail.

TREE WORK Removal, pruning,land clearing, brush chipping,stump grinding. Fully insured, freeestimates. Dana M. Lepore 978-733-4289

YOU CAN SHOW A PICTURE OFTHE SIZE Shown in This Ad For$15 Per Week, Plus The Price OfYour Ad 978-371-2442

R&B TREE SERVICE, 40 YearsExperience. Large & small take-downs, pruning, brush chipping,stump grinding. Free estimates.Fully insured. Good prices. 774-249-1339 or 508-303-2924

CHRIS BURKE TREE SERVICE:Tree removal, pruning, brush chip-ping, locally owned. Fully insured,free estimates, references avail-able. 978-434-1266

TOP CHOP TREE SERVICE.Recession Rates. Affordable treeand stumps. Shop Us Last. Fullyinsured. 978-417-1456

D&D TREE WORKS TreeRemoval Services. OwnerOperated. Fully Insured. 978-897-8600

CARON TREE SERVICE Jobslarge or small. Stump Grinding,Firewood. Free estimates. Fullyinsured. 508-485-2162

Wanted

COLLECTOR/HISTORIAN BUY-ING MILITARY ITEMS forEducational purpose and collec-tion. US and Foreign 1775-1975.Randall 978-772-2563

WE WANT YOUR RECORDS,albums, collections, CD’s, cas-settes. Vinyl Vault 978-486-0804

CASH PAID FOR BANJOS Pre1970, 978-635-0409.

Welding

ALL METALS Aluminum,Stainless and Cast Iron. Small jobswhile you wait. Northboro, 508-393-6816

Windows

ACRE WINDOW/GUTTERCLEANING Gutter repairs andinstallation. Pressure washing.Free estimates. 10% off with thisad. 978-314-9052, 978-297-3900, 978-772-5107

GOT WINDOWS? Squee-geesLicensed & Insured, Fast, Friendly& reliable window cleaning.Interior & Exterior screens,Frames, Sills & Tracks cleaned.Monica Mancini. 978-580-6657

Yard/Moving Sales

MARLBOROUGH YARD SALE,Saturday and Sunday, October 17and 18, 10-4pm. Housewares, kidsitems, books, picture frames,Christmas items, baskets, clothing,and much more. 41 Ahern Road,Marlborough.

BEST YARD SALE EVER,Saturday October 17, 9-3.Something for everyone.Everything from yard tools to finechina. Good stuff cheap, some stufffree. 29 Wood Lane, Maynard.

N E I G H B O R H O O DYARD/ESTATE SALE: October24, 9-1pm. Antique furniture,unique items, and kids items. 22Fern St., Concord, MA. No EarlyBirds!

YARD SALE, October 24, 9-3pm.3 sets of cross country skis andboots, golf clubs, Yamaha electricpiano, stand, many features, 5octaves, some records, Christmasitems, hiking boots, water colorpaints, men’s skates, photo art andfurniture. 27 Florence St.,Littleton.

WINDOW CLEANING (BYNORTON) ResidentialNew/Antique Specialized. Guttercleaning. Many references, fullyinsured (Insurance certificateupon request). 19 years. ServingMiddlesex County. 978-844-0777, [email protected]

EDGE’S LANDSCAPING SER-VICES. TREE SERVICES,BUCKET TRUCK Firewood:$280. a cord, free delivery andFall cleanup. Commercial and res-idential, reasonable prices, allLandscape fully insured, anythingremoved. Please call Edge 978-567-1903 or email [email protected].

ASSABET VALLEY TREESERVICE: Removals, pruningand stump grinding. Fullyinsured. Free estimates. 978-897-7906

STUMP GRINDING FreeEstimates, best price, fullyinsured. Call Greg, 978-580-5754.

MONKEY MEN TREE Fullyinsured, free estimates.Experienced tree climbers &ground men wanted. Licensedonly. $15-$30 per hour. BBBrated A+ 508-481-8461

NE TREE MASTERS: Treeremoval, pruning, stump grind,lot clearing. With 60 ton of capac-ity and 145 feet reach crane,Owner and operated by NE Treemasters We can safely removeany size tree from anywhere.Pruning, or Remove dead limbs,clear limbs over homes, buildingand services line. Free estimates.Fully insured. All calls returned.Get the Best Company for theBest price. Take advantage ofsummer rates,we accepted creditcards. 978-263-8005,www.newenglandtreemasters.com

MANNING TREE INC: Treeremovals, Pruning, Cabling,Chipping & Stump Grinding. 75ft. aerial bucket and crane avail-able. Fully insured. 978-263-6864 www.manningtreeland-scape.com

WARM WEATHER IS YEARROUND IN ARUBA The water issafe, and the dining is fantastic.Walk out to the beach. 3-Bedroomweeks available, sleeps 8 $2500.Please email for available [email protected]

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MULTI YARD SALE, Saturday10/17, 9-3pm, Rain Date: 10/18.Contemporary women’s clothing,books, jewelry, old steamer chest,records, prints, Kayak bags, cam-era/lens, glassware, householditems and more. 29 AgawamRoad, Acton.

MULTI-FAMILY HUGE YARDSALE, Rain or shine. Saturday10/24 and Sunday 10/25, 8-3pm,No Early Birds! Great items:framed prints, antiques, lamps,vintage dollhouse and furniture,china, glassware, decorator items,fishing, old tools, books and more.203 East Riding Drive, Carlisle.

INDOOR MOVING SALESaturday, 10/24 & Sunday 10/259am to 3pm. Furniture, toys,books, clothing, etc. ALL MUSTGO! 7 Palmieri Drive, Hudson,MA

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, 10-2.Toys, games, sporting goods,bikes, instruments, children’sbooks, CD’s, videos, other house-hold items. 15 Baldwin Road,Westford, MA.

YARD SALE: SAT., OCT., 24TH,9-4PM. Exercise Equipment, rab-bit cage, Radko ornaments, craftbooks, jewelry and more. 1 LauryLane, Littleton, MA.

YARD SALE: SAT., OCT., 17,10-2PM. 3 Fort Pond Hill Road,Littleton, MA.

For Sale Under $249

12 VOLT CAR BATTERYCHARGER, $12. 978-897-7539

2 TEAK BOOKCASES,62”Hx35”W. Like new, $35.ea., 2Table lamps, beautiful design, $40.978-318-9963

28FT. EXTENSION LADDER,with stabilizer. $85. 978-505-8099

3 VINTAGE ANNALEE DOLLS,$10.ea., Fur coat, floor length,Beaver, $225. 978-443-2004

3-RING NOTEBOOK BINDERSAll colors, all sizes, 1”,2”,3”,4”$1.25-$2.75/ea. 978-314-6663

6-PAC ROOSTER TAILS, $8. or3-6 Pac, $20., Royal Coachman,$5/ dozen or take all $150. 978-568-8751

ADOLF ALLA MEN’S BLACKWOOL COAT Fur lining and col-lar. Size 50 medium $150 978-263-4495

ANTIQUE LIMOGES CHINA,$175., Boyd Bears, $3-$5.ea.,Waterford vase, $35., Wade col-lectibles $1.ea. 978-772-3915

ANTIQUE POPCORN STITCHBEDSPREAD, full with fringe.Excellent condition. $75./BO. 508-382-2237

ASICS 2170 RUNNING SHOES,new in box, women’s 7 1/2, origi-nally $115. sell for $55. 978-897-1626

BLACK & DECKER THE WORX,electric leaf blower/vac. New $80.978-369-9317

BLACK HALLOWEEN TREES(2) 6ft. with lights, indoor/outdooruse, Electric black moving cat$249. 978-790-3377

BRAND NEW WOODEN ENDTABLE, with 2 shelves on oneside, 3 shelves on the other.28”Wx26”Hx20”D. $95. 617-755-4490

BRIDGESTONE BLIZZAKSNOW TIRES Size 205/60R 15. 4tires on rims. Fits Mazda 3, Civics.$200. 508-561-5684

BRUINS HOODED SWEAT-SHIRT XL 2011 Stanley CupBrand New! $50 978-897-3815

CRAFTSMAN LEAF BLOWER,210 MPH blower. Like now, save$150. Fall ready. $75. 978-692-5645

DANA DESIGN BACK PACK,$50., Ski Travel bag, $10., Snowboard bag, $10.

DESK Gov. Winthrop, good condi-tion, Wooden 2-drawer file cabinet,non-smoking home $50./ea. 617-872-7140

ELECTRONIC KEYBOARDYamaha PSR-170 $30./bo 978-266-0153

FIREPLACE BOX, Indoor or out-door. Comes with 15ft. galvanizedpiping. $249. 978-339-3761

G.E. BLACK DISHWASHER,portable, good working condition,free hoses, must pick up. $200.Ayer. 857-318-3769

GRACO INFANT CAR SEAT andstroller combo. Excellent condi-tion. $100. 978-758-0799.

HAVE A HEART CAGES, Smalland large. Both for $15. 978-251-7386

HUMIDIFIER Rarely used.Douglas ultra sonic mist. Quiet11x15x6 $10. 508-308-3229

JOHN DEERE TOW BEHINDMETAL DUMP CART Model 50.Good condition, good tires. $150978-263-8151

KARATE GI-NEW, white Tokyno.Adult size 6, good for Halloweencostume. $20. 781-789-3545

KENMORE CLOTHES DRYER,220 Electric. Heavy duty, XL,stainless steel drum, like new.$225. 978-729-4837

KLUTCH BELT & DISCSANDER. Works well. 36” Belt/6”disc., $125./BO. 978-337-2628

LARGE COLLECTION OFANTIQUE DOLLS. Hand sewndoll clothes. $100./BO 978-692-7869

LEATHER SOFA, beige, 91”L, nocushions, like new. $249. 978-371-2084

LLARDRO AND OTHER SMALLPORCELAIN PIECES. $90. 617-755-4490

LOUIS XV CHAIR, $150. andother items! 781-330-9731

MEN’S LEVI JEANS 31x30 Verygood condition. $20 per pair. 508-485-3710

MULTIPURPOSE COPY &PRINTING PAPER 12 cases$20./case or $200. for all 339-222-9322

NEW LARGE BROWNLEATHER PURSES, $10.ea.,New thinsulate Anti freeze faucetsocks, $5.ea. 978-779-6478

NORTH FACE DOWN FILLEDLARGE JACKET. Pink with gray.Removable fur. Perfect. $75. 508-485-8030

PERIOD CEILING LIGHT FIX-TURES, 6 in all. $35./BO. 978-589-9669

PORTABLE GAS GENERATOR,5250W PowerBack $249. 978-634-1818

PORTABLE WELDER. Solid OXweld outfit 5000. Never used. $25.978-875-0316

REFRIGERATOR 3 feet high 191/2” wide. Great for college dorm.$60 runs good. 978-562-5035

ROCK BAND GUITAR SET,$100., 2 microphones, game CD, 2sticks. Must sell, like new. 978-274-2269.

SEARS SNOW BLOWER,Electric start, 6 forward, 2 reverselights, runs good. $150. 508-481-3610

SOFA/BED, 84”, with floral pat-tern. $150., good condition. Officedesk, $35. 978-897-6166

SPYDER SKI JACKET, blackLeopard fur trim, metal details,girls 16, mint. [email protected].

STIHL LIMBING SAW, Japanesetooth blade, $100., Vintagewomen’s trek bike, model 1420.$149. 508-948-7051

THIS END UP BEDROOM SET.Bunk beds with ladder, $180.,Bedside table, $40. Northboro.508-393-7610

TORO ELECTRIC SNOW SHOV-EL. $25. 508-269-6152

TOSHIBA MONITOR STAND,like new. Yours for $30. 978-501-4310

TWILIGHT SPARKLE COS-TUME, Adult small, like new. 6piece My Little Pony, $50. 978-407-4315

TWIN BED FRAME, Oak, excel-lent condition. $139. 978-897-3818

VINTAGE LPS + 45S, from 60’s-70’s. 400-500 for $150./BO. Rock,Blues, Jazz. Moving must sell.978-371-7366

WALKER, $29., bed rail, $29.,shower chair, $29., TV cabinet,solid oak, $65./BO. 978-760-9996

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