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the stories of our New England makeovers
SOME GOOD ASSUMPTIONS FROM THIS MAGNIFICENT HOUSE IN LINCOLN. >> READY TO SEE HOW YOU DONE WITH OUR MAKEOVERS? FIRST THE GREEK REVIVAL RADIANT IN THE LINCOLN FIELDS. FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME NOW A COMMUNITY PILLAR, IT WAS ORIGINALLY AT THE PILLAR HOUSE RESTAURANT IN NEWTON LOWER FALLS. >> MANY WILL REMEMBER WITH LOVE THE ELEGANT PILLAR HOUSE WHICH IS ALONGSIDE ROUTE 128 IN NEWTON.
Attack of the Killer Tomato Festival
Sun, Jul 14, 2019 | 1:00PM - 5:00PM A Benefit for Georgia Organics Description It’s baa-aack! Ford Fry's 11th Annual Attack of the Killer Tomato Festival will return to Westside Provisions District on Sunday, July 14th from 1-5pm. This year, more than 60 of the South’s top chefs and mixologists, along with dozens of farmers are teaming up to create the tastiest tomato concoctions. All proceeds benefit Georgia Organics and the super awesome farmers that keep Georgians fed.
124 Free, Cheap & Non-Holiday-Related Things To Do in Seattle:Dec 21-30, 2018
Wander through the Burke enjoying gallery activities for free from Dec 26-30—it will be your last chance to explore the natural history museum before it closes its doors to begin renovations for its fall 2019 grand reopening.
Author Bruce Cameron to speak at Wheeler Library, a benefit for Humane society
NORTH STONINGTON – New York Times bestselling author W. Bruce Cameron, known for his books “A Dog's Way Home” and “Shelby's Journey,” will be the featured guest at the Wheeler Library Saturday. Cameron will talk about his books and sign copies for readers at the event, planned to take place from 1 to 2 p.m. Cameron began his career writing a family newspaper humor column and eventually become an internationally syndicated columnist.
Uganda’s Nyaka School founder hosting benefit Friday in Vail
VAIL — Jackson Kaguri is what heroes look like. Parker Lathrop is what basketball players look like, which can sometimes be the same thing. Kaguri is the founder and director of Uganda’s Nyaka AIDS Orphans Project. Parker’s sister Emma and his mother, Sue Lathrop, launched the local Friends of Nyaka group to help him raise money and awareness. They could use both. Parker Lathrop grew up in Vail and graduated Battle Mountain High School in 2010.
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