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- Wednesday, September 4, at 9:30 a.m.:
Meeting of the Greater Boston Seniors Computer Group.
George Martins
will tell all you want to know about "Great Google".
The GBSCG does not provide computer classes. Dues are $3 per meeting or
$20 per year.
For further information, please contact
Eve Welts, (781) 894-4948
Ewelts@rcn.com, or go to
their Web Page.
For information about computer classes, call the Newton Senior Center,
(617) 552-7178.
- Tuesday, September 10, at 7:15 p.m.:
Meeting of the Friends
of Hemlock Gorge at the Emerson School, Pettee
Street, Newton Upper Falls.
- Wednesday, September 11 September 11th Commemorations:
- The
Jackson Homestead
remembers September 11, 2001 with free admission. A blank journal will be available during the month for those wishing
to record their thoughts and have them become a part of The
Homestead's collection, and will also be accepting donations of mementos, news clippings,
oral histories, and personal items that relate to this tragic event to
be preserved at the museum.
- At 1:30 p.m.: City wide commemorative ceremony
outside the War Memorial Auditorium at City Hall
(weather permitting; if rain, the program will be held inside the War Memorial Auditorium)
- Sunday, September 15, 2:00 p.m. -- 5:00 p.m.: Research Sunday at The Jackson Homestead Museum
- Tuesday, September 17: Primary
Elections for U.S. Congressional, statewide, and state district
offices. See the Fall
2002 Elections page
for a list of candidates for Newton's state legislature representatives.
- Wednesday, September 18, 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.:
2nd
Annual Citywide Volunteer Fair, at the Newton Main Library.
- Saturday, September 21, at 10:30 a.m.:
Walking tour of West Newton. Presented by the Jackson
Homestead and the Mayor's Office for Cultural Affairs.
Once known as
"Squash-End", West Newton consisted of only a few buildings and several
small farms. The village was, however, located on the Natick Road (now
Washington Street) and became a popular stop for travelers to the area's
western communities. From 1848 to 1932, West Newton was the center of
Newton government.
Meet in Ryan Memorial Park next to the Police Station at the corner of
Washington and Cherry Streets. Parking is available in the public lot off
Cherry St. No admission charge for attending the walk.
- Saturday September 28, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.: Newton Country Player's Yard Sale. At the Windsor Club,
1601 Beacon Street, Waban.
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