With summer fast approaching, it’s time to review the rules for using Bradley Lake and the Town Beach at Highland Lake. The following comes from the big sign at the dam (Bradley Lake) and from a 2012 Town ordinance (Town Beach). Bradley Lake Public Water Supply: To protect the quality of this public water supply, […]
Park is more than kayaking!
One of the many things that are in the works in downtown Franklin is the construction of a “whitewater park,” which is being called Mill City Park. On April 12, an informational meeting was held at the main office of Franklin Savings Bank, which has provided early funding for the project. Marty Parichand, Executive […]
The Andover Police Department handled 245 Calls for Service during March, including: • Assist Citizen:10 • Assist Police: 4 • Harassment: 1 • House Check: 8 • Juvenile Complaint: 1 • Manner of Operation: 5 • Protection Order (Violation): 1 • Suspicious Person/Vehicle/Incident: 4 • Theft: 2 • Traffic Accidents: 4 • Traffic Offense – […]
Spaces for various activities and meetings
With the renovation of a couple of rooms in The Andover Hub as pleasant places for small groups or one-on-one sessions, The Hub hopes to add various kinds of counseling and individual services and lessons to the mix of community classes, discussions and events already happening in the building and available to area residents. Kristen […]
Spring Awakening Hike Saturday, May 5 2-4 PM Each year we like to kick-off spring with a hike on one of our special properties. This year, we have chosen to co-sponsor a hike with the Sutton Conservation Commission and showcase the Webb/Crowell Forest, one of our newest conservation easements in Sutton. Free. Please register by […]
Starting Thursday May 3rd, Bachelder Library will host Lego Club every Thursday from 3-4 PM. If you’re a great Lego builder, or a first timer, and you’re in grades K-5, this is the place for you. The library will provide the Legos, while the kids provide the imagination! Younger siblings may attend with a caregiver. […]