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By Bonnie Adams, Managing Editor Marlborough – Located on Boston Post Road (Route 20), near the Northborough border, the Apex Center of New England sits on over 40 acres, and offers a mix of retail, office space, restaurants and hotels, along with the 170,000 square foot custom-designed Apex Entertainment Center. The development was built by entrepreneur Robert Walker, the owner of Westford-based RAVentures. Conveniently located near major highways, the development includes 12 high-profile buildings, for a total of 500,000 square feet, features two hotels (Hyatt Place and Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott), eight restaurants (including a new prototype Friendly’s with a Drive-Thru), 60,000 square feet of retail stores, and a 45,000 square foot office building. The APEX Entertainment Center, open since late December, has already become a popular part of the development, with a multitude of exciting options under one roof. “We aimed to create something unique, with activities for everyone in the family to enjoy – a true destination,” said Jeff White, an asset manager with RA Ventures. The entertainment center offers 24 luxury 10-pin bowling lanes, along with 6 Candlepin Jeff White lanes, all featuring a high-end electronic scoring system. Visitors enjoy major sporting events projected on 24’ screens with surround sound music entertainment and lane service. Eight of the lanes and a designated bar are also available in the “Grand Prix” room, which can be rented for private parties and special events. “We are looking to add leagues in the near future,” said Marcus Kemblowski, Apex Entertainment Center’s General Manager. On the IC Federal Credit Union Speedway, those seeking a “need for speed” can do so in one of the 26 electric Sodi RTX Karts on the multi-level indoor go kart track. Four sports simulators offer an array of choices including golf, hockey, soccer, football, baseball, cricket, and even zombie dodgeball. A two-story, high-tech, laser tag arena, featuring a Bostontheme tests guests hiding skills while incorporating interactive computer and laser technology.
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Shrewsbury Farmers Market looks forward to fifth season By Melanie Petrucci Senior Community Reporter
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Shrewsbury – The Shrewsbury Farmers Market is gearing up for its fifth season. Located in the parking lot of the Shrewsbury Senior Center, 100 Maple Ave., the market will open Wednesday, June 13, and run every Wednesday from 2:30 – 6:30 p.m. through September 26, rain or shine. It will be closed Wednesday, July 4. Founder Melissa Hollenback is working on some new initiatives for this year. With the Council on Aging, she plans to offer a program on cooking and nutrition, focusing on fresh and local foods. She also hopes to be able to purchase wheeled baskets for patrons to use while shopping, but reminds people to bring their own bags. In addition to fresh, local produce, people can also look forward to internationally themed events, a popular bee scavenger hunt for kids, honey, Asian produce, eggs, maple syrup, meats, handcrafted products, artisanal specialty foods, baked goods, jewelry, skincare products and so much more. Hollenback had long been a proponent of farmers markets, when she took a class offered by the Massachusetts Farmers Markets Association. A committee was formed and the Shrewsbury Farmers Market set
up shop at Ski Ward during their off season. They were there for three years but there were problems. “It wasn’t their fault; it was just geography. It’s very rocky,” Hollenback explained. The terrain proved difficult for people with strollers, toddlers, senior citizens and those with mobility difficulties. To make the market more inclusive they needed to move. They had difficulties finding a suitable location that met town bylaw requirements and had suitable parking and visibility. Selectmen and then Town Manager Dan
Morgado offered the parking lot at the Senior Center. Due to bylaw restrictions it had to go before Town Meeting. Surprisingly, there was quite a bit of concern over parking and potential conflicts with activities at the Senior Center. It was uncharted territory. Ultimately, Town Meeting did give approval as did the Zoning Board. In the end, the reception was very positive and people were quite happy with the new location. The surface is smooth, there is bathroom accessibility, it’s partially shaded, and it is centrally located making it more accessible and part of the community. “I look at this as a business, we are insured, all of our farmers and the food vendors are insured, and we have very clear rules about what they can and can’t do…we are probably the most regulated farmers m around,” shared Hollenback. “We are looking forward to an exciting season and it will be bigger than last year.” The Shrewsbury Farmers Market is coordinated by SELCO, Shrewsbury Parks & Recreation and the Council on Aging. For sponsorship and general information, visit www.shrewsburyfarmersmarket.com.
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miles of smiles Northborough trails provide recreation for hikers and walkers By Melanie Petrucci Senior Community Reporter Northborough – Northborough offers hikers and walkers well over 40 miles of trails that are open from dawn to dusk. Within this network, there is something for everyone at all skill levels with a variety of terrains. “Longtime Northborough resident Arthur Cole said that a lot of the existing trails were in places where farmworkers would walk from one farm to another and cut through the wetlands and the rocky areas and the forests where you couldn’t plant anything,” said Bob Mihalek, Trails Committee chair. “Cole then, as he got older and retired, wanted to mark these trails that were no longer in service to the farmers
and have them recognized on an official level for the town so that the people could use them” he continued. The idea for a Trails Committee was then launched and it was established through the Open Space Committee as a subcommittee which would report to the committee at their business meetings. Now they have their own meetings. The town’s 11 trails encompass a variety of landscapes from wooded forest and scenic vistas to wetlands and trails formed on glacial Lake Assabet. Mt. Pisgah Trails boast a view of Boston on a clear day. There’s the Edmund Hill Woods Trails that features steep slopes and vernal pools. For the wetland lovers there’s Little Chauncy and Cedar Hill Trails with a boardwalk
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through a wet meadow, and one can enjoy Watson Park Trails with views of Bartlett Pond and fields that form a habitat for bluebirds and a butterfly garden. A favorite area for dog owners is Carney Park/Cold Harbor Trail with beautiful views of the watershed area and the Cold Harbor Trail winding its way. “I love to see dogs on the trail and for them to get out
and get some exercise,” said Mihalek, adding that the trails are part of the town and the town’s leash law is in effect at all times. Those with dogs are also expected to clean up after their pets. Other trails include Carlstrom II Forest, Yellick Conservation Area, Stirrup Brook Trail, Assabet Park Trail, Green Acres Trails and the MWRA Aqueduct Recreational Trails.
The all-volunteer Trails Committee is charged with maintaining the existing trails. With over 40 miles of there is always something that needs to be done such as clearing downed trees and trimming and cutting grass. Mihalek credited local Boy Scouts who have been instrumental in helping with maintenance as they earn their service hours and as individual Trails page 7
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ByMelanie Petrucci Senior Community Reporter Shrewsbury – Shrewsbury has many different sizes and types of trails – something for everyone, according to Melanie Magee, chair of the Shrewsbury Trails Committee. The bulk of the trails can be found within four primary areas: Prospect Park, Lake Street Park, Carlstrom For-
est and Camp Wunnegan. Other paths include Jordan Pond, Dean Park, Hills Farm Pond, Spring Street School and Shrewsbury High School. Shrewsbury’s trails are spread out across 475 acres of land and provide over 10 miles of hiking and walking paths. Some paths are paved for easy strolling and others are more rugged with natural terrain. While Prospect Park has
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the most trails, “one of our favorites is Lake Street Park and has a lot of nice walking areas too with water, wildlife and open meadow,” Magee stated. Off of Gulf Street one can access the Carlstrom Forest Trails that encompass 153 acres of wooded land, meadows and wetlands and is owned by the New England Forestry Foundation.
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“Other than the normal good manners that you’d expect of a person in a park, I don’t think there is anything specific,” Magee said. The town website has a page for the Trails Committee and you can find maps and where the trails are located at https://shrewsburyma.gov/ DocumentCenter/View/329. “We try to do six guided Trails page 9
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walks a year, and that includes two moon walks and a couple of themed walks,” Magee relayed. When asked about summer activities, Magee said, “Our usual thing is maintenance in the summer and we tend to cluster our events in the spring and fall, although we are open to other things.” “I guess the thing is that the summer is a good time for trail work and we as a committee are open to having people who want to volunteer to come and help with the trail work,” stated Lon. Several groups have provided assistance in the past such as church groups and the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts.. The Shrewsbury Trails Committee is an all-volunteer group which was formed in 2011 in response to a survey circulated to assess residents’ thoughts regarding recreational activities per the Town’s Open Space Plan.
Westborough – The Willows at Westborough 2018 free Summer Concert Series begins Wednesday, June 13 at 7 p.m. An annual tradition, the weekly concerts sponsored by SALMON Health and Retirement will be held in The Willows’Rose Garden Courtyard at the corner of Route 30 and Lyman Street. Area residents are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets. Free parking is available across the street at the Elsie A. Hastings Elementary School lot. All concerts are free of charge, open Residents and visitors enjoy a 2017 concert to the public and families are welcome. Pets should be left at home. Concerts begin at 7 p.m. sharp, and feature performances by well-known area musical groups. Note: in case of rain, inside seating is reserved for Willows residents and their guests exclusively. As in years past, refreshments will be available for purchase at the concerts and donations will be accepted to support a variety of nonprofit organizations in the Westborough area. The 2018 Concert Series will run Wednesday evenings through August 8. PHOTO/SUBMITTED
“Apparently, they were looking for places to walk and it was evident that there were a lot of places to walk, but people just didn’t know about them,” said Martha, who added that the committee was charged with the purpose of identifying, promoting, improving and expanding the trails. The Town’s Planning, Parks & Recreation, and Engineering Departments are supportive of this committee which meets at Shrewsbury Town Hall, every other month on the second Wednesday at 7 p.m. The committee is also always looking for new members, volunteers and experts to lead walks. For more information, visit the Trails Committee’s webpage: https://shrewsburyma. gov/711/Shrewsbury-TrailsCommittee, or email them at Trails01545@gmail.com. Shrewsbury Trails can also be found on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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Quinsigamond State Park 10 North Lake Avenue, Worcester, 508-755-6880 Consists of Regatta Point and Lake Park on west side of Lake Quinsigamond, with swimming, sailing, boating, picnicking, tennis and fishing. Boating includes 2,000-meter rowing course. Visit www.mass.gov/dcr/ parks/central/quin.htm for more info. Upton State Forest Westborough Road, Upton, (508) 435-4303 Forested 2,600 acres for hiking, bicycling and horseback riding. Visit www.mass. gov/dcr/parks/northeast/ uptn.htm for more info. Wachusett Mountain State Reservation 345 Mountain Road, Princeton, 978-464-2987 Encompasses 3,000 acres around 2,006-foot Mount Wachusett and 17 miles of hiking trails, including nearly four miles of the Midstate
Trail, a hiking trail through central Massachusetts. Scenic vistas, birdwatching, picnicking. Visit www. mass.gov/dcr/parks/central/wach.htm for more info. Walden Pond State Reservation 915 Walden Street, Concord, 978-369-3254 Wooded 462 acres of protected open space, with 102-foot deep glacial kettlehole Walden Pond. Swimming, hiking, fishing, picnicking, visiting replica of Henry David ThoreauĂs one-room cabin. Visit www.mass.gov/ dcr/parks/walden/index. htm for more info. Whitehall State Park Route 135, Hopkinton, 508-435-4303 Dominated by 600-acre Whitehall Reservoir, with boating, fishing, hiking, and picnicking on the small islands. Boat ramp. Visit www. mass.gov/dcr/parks/northeast/whit.htm for more info.
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summer camps DANCE Diane Cournoyer Dance Center S ummer Dance Classes Diane Cournoyer Dance Center, 329 W. Main St., Northborough, will be holding “A Royal Engagement” Summer Dance Camp from
July 16-21 and/or Aug. 6-10. Join us for an adventure through fairy tales as we dance our way through beloved stories like Cinderella, Elsa, Belle, or more! We will dance, play, craft, and most importantly make new friends and have fun. Please wear dance clothes or clothes that are easy to move in. Of course
you’re also invited to wear your favorite dress up clothes over that. Also bring your favorite snack for break time. We will end the week with a royal performance at our last pick up time. Ages 2.5- 4 years, 9-10:30 a.m., $135. Ages 5-8 (two options) 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. or 3-5 p.m. $225. For more in-
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EDUCATION Assabet Valley Regional High School Career Discover Camp Assabet Valley Regional High School, 215 Fitchburg St., Marlborough, will host workshops to for kids to discover a career path for the future along with activities such as biking, fishing, field games, etc. The camp is open to stu-
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Summer Camp &
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summer camps Camps Continued from page 15
After Dark at 508-263-9651 or www.AssabetAfterDark.com. Westboro Learning Center Activity Club Westborough Learning Center, 45 Oak St., Westborough is offering a camp for preschoolers, Academic Boost Camp, Yoga, and Art Camp for grades 1-5 and Book Club for grades 5 and 6. Check website westborolearningcenter.com for times and costs. For more information call Stephanie Borgia-Lundberg at 508-366-0400.
GYMNASTICS Gymnastics Learning Center Gymnastics and Swimming Summer Programs Gymnastics Learning Center, 574 Lake St., Shrewsbury, offers American Red Cross swimming lessons, Gym & Swim, and half- and full-day themed gymnastics programs for boys and girls. Classes will be held June 18 – Aug. 17 (closed July 2-6). Contact 508-792-1551 or visit www. gymnasticslearningcenter. com for information on costs and other specifics.
MUSIC AND THEATRE Appletree Arts Summer Programs in Music and Theatre Apple Tree Arts, One Grafton Common, Grafton, is offering a variety of classes this summer including theatre arts programs (all ages); and private music lessons and ensembles (all ages). The public
is also invited to the following performances: “Sounds a Little Fishy to ME”, July 20, 1:30 p.m. “How to Be a Pirate,” Aug. 10. 1: 30 p.m. “Granny Awards”; July 13, 7 p.m. “Mary Poppins Jr.”, July 20, 7 p.m. (To be held at Grafton High School, 22 Providence Rd.) “Showstoppers”, Aug. 4, 1 p.m. “Seussical Kids”. Aug 18, 7 p.m. and Aug. 19, 1 p.m. For a complete listing of classes and prices call 508-839-4286 or visit www. appletreearts.org. Hopkinton Center for the Arts Visual and Performing Arts Hopkinton Center for the Arts, 98 Hayden Rowe St., is offering classes in ceramics, dance, film, music, specialty workshops, theatre, and visual arts. Classes are available for every age from Pre-K to 80. For more information
on dates and costs, contact 508-435-9333 or email jess@ hopartscenter.org or visit www.hopartscenter.org. New England Music Academy New England Music Academy, 30 Lyman St., Westborough will be offering: Toddler Time Music at N.E.M.A (Age 0-5 yrs) Dance, play, giggle and sing! Summer Session Thursdays, June 28 to Aug. 9 (no classes July 5), 5-5:30 p.m., $98. Intro to Beginner Group Music Classes at N.E.M.A. (Ages 5 -6 yrs) Fun is our focus, music literacy is our goal. Summer Session Thursdays, June 28 to Aug. 9 (no classes July 5), 5:45- 6:30 p.m, $98 Intro to Older Beginner Group Music Class at N.E.M.A. (Ages 7 – 9 yrs) Specially designed for the older beginner. Summer Session Thursdays, June 28 to Aug. 9 (no classes July 5), 6:45- 7:30 p.m, $98
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Pakachoag Music School of Greater Worcester Summer Programs Pakachoag Music School of Greater Worcester, 10 Irving St., Worcester (second and third floors at All Saints
Church) with satellite classes at First Congregational Church of W. Boylston 26 Central St., W. Boylston, will be holding Suzuki Violin Quick Start classes for six weeks, starting July 9 in Worcester and July 11 in West Boylston. Violin class is from 4:30-5:15 p.m.; Cost is $151. Cello Quick Start will be Camps page 19
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Director, Paul Phillips - Head Men’s Basketball Coach Day Camps Week 1 July 30-August 2 Basketball Camps (Mon-Thurs – Grades 4-12) Director, Paul Phillips Week 2 August 6-9 Head Men’s Basketball Coach 4-12) BIG (Mon-Thurs – Grades WEEKS ALL CAMPS ARE CO-ED Camps $230/week Day • M-W 9am-4pm • Th 9am-1pm
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Ages 1-4: Mixed Age Move & Groove Ages 6-7: Intro to Keyboard Classes run July 10 - Aug. 7
Ages 7-10: “Singing Circle” June 26 - July 31 (no class July 3) Ages 7-12: “So You Want to be a Composer”? July 9 -13 Grades 7-12: “Summer Vocal Intensive” Aug. 20 - 24 Teens and Adults: “Out of the Shower: Vocal Technique Crash Course” Aug. 11 Adults: “Pinot & Piano” keyboard class June 28 - July 26
YOUTH THEATRE Grades 1-2: “Sounds a Little Fishy,” July 16 - 20 & “How to be a Pirate” Aug. 6 -10 BIG Grades 3-7: “Granny Awards” July 9 -13 &“Mary Poppins Jr.” July 9 - 20
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summer camps Camps Continued from page 17
offered in Worcester for six weeks starting July 12 from 5-5:45 p.m. Cost is $151. Musical Theater for the Young (Grades 1 to 6) will be held July 23-27 in Auburn at Pakachoag Church. Students are invited to enjoy a week of creative fun as they design their own show themed around “The Frog Prince and The Princess Brats. Cost is $190. Early Childhood Music and Movement Samplers starting July 9th. Choose from four locations: Auburn, Sterling, W. Boylston and Worcester. Four or five weeks. Cost: $60$71. Sibling discounts available. For more Information call 509-791-8159 or info@ pakmusic.org. River’s Edge Arts Alliance Summer Drama Workshop – Day Camp River’s Edge Arts Alliance,
Assabet Valley Regional Vocational High School, 215 Fitchburg St., Marlborough, will be holding Summer Drama Workshops: Little Theater (Gr. 1-3) July 9-20 or July 23-Aug. 3; Children’s Theater (Gr. 4-6) July 9-27; and Youth Theater (Gr. 7-11) July 9-Aug. 3. Time: 8:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. (afternoon workshops available). Cost is $275-450 (discounts available for REAA members and multi-program enrollment). For more information on costs and other specifics, call 978-562-1646 or email info@ upwitharts.org.
NATURE Capen Hill Science and Nature Camp Capen Hill Science and Nature Camp, 56 Capen Road, Charlton, will hold day camp for budding naturalists from ages 4-12 July 9-30. Kids can enjoy being outdoors and go-
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ing on adventures exploring the woodlands, discovering animal tracks, plants, frogs, insects, rocks, minerals, tadpoles and much more. Sessions will run Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with extended hours until 5:30 p.m. The cost ranges from $90 to $150 per week. For more information contact Barbara Frederick at 508-248-5516.
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Mass Audubon Broad Meadow Brook Nature Camp Broad Meadow Brook Wildlife Sanctuary, 414 Massasoit Road, Worcester, will hold camps June 18 – Aug. 10 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Connect with nature and make friends through outdoor exploration, hands-on activities, and noncompetitive games. Cost for one week is $260 for Mass Audubon members (m), $360 for non-members (nm); twoweek session is $500 m/$600 nm; three-day mini-session from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. for ages 4.5 – 6 at $120 m/$200 nm.
BEST Soccer Camps BEST Soccer will hold soccer recreation camps for ages 3-12 and advanced soccer camps for ages 12-18 June 25-Aug. 24 in Northborough, Bolton, Westborough, Grafton, Lunenburg and Littleton. (Check www.bestsoccer.org for specifics.) For more information call Paul Mumby at 508-292-6082 or email info@ bestsoccer.org. Boating is Fun Camp Hopkinton State Park and Natick Boathouse at Cochituate State Park
Week long sessions filled with lots of time on the water learning paddling strokes, sailing terms and independence on the water. Choose sailing or kayaking (full days can include either or both!) and watch your little skipper transform into a commander of the seas. Kids 8-13 years old. Half day and full day sessions available as well as early drop off and late pick up. June 24 through August 24, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. $219 - $439 per week. For more information call 617-299-3392 or CampInfo@BoatingIn.com. Clark University Basketball Camp Clark University, Kneller Athletics Center, 57 Downing St., Worcester, will hold basketball camp for girls and boys grades 4-12 on a first-come, first-served basis. There will be two sets of drill stations each day with competition and league play. Each team will play at least two games a day and every camper will participate in exciting competition. Groups are small, allowing for individual attention. Emphasis is on attitude Camps page 20
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shrewsbury
recreation department programs contact:
100 Maple Ave. Angela Snell, director www.shrewsburyma. gov/parkrec phone: 508-841-8503 email: parkrec@ shrewsburyma.gov
Sweep Rowing
All skill levels. Swimmers only. Open to non-residents. Ages: grades 8-12. Location: Donahue Rowing Center on N. Quinsigimond Ave. Six sessions: June 25-July 26. Fee: $130.
Youth Archery
cer not just by kicking ball around. The pursue for greatness includes simple technique in ball control and dribbling (foot skills), passing and receiving, shooting and scoring as striker or attacker, goal-keeping and defending. Ages: 1-6. Location: Floral Street School. Two sessions, June 27- Aug. 1 and June 25 –July 23. Fee: $60.
Learn the fundamentals of archery with demonstration, practice and repetition. Ages: grades 5-12. Location: Floral Boston Lawnmower Company Group lessons in various ability levels for Street School, 57 Floral St. July 28 - Aug. Community Advocatechildren. Home Edition Swim lessons are held outside 19. Fee: $96. in the Gymnastic Learning Center, 574 Running 4/20/18 Lake St. Three sessions, July 9- Aug. 17. 3.69 x 6.583 Classes are held rain or shine (exception thunderstorms). Ages: 3 and up. Fee: $105/two-week session. Learn how to play European style of soc-
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Youth Tennis
Beginner and intermediate levels. Ages: Grades 3-12. Location: Dean Park, 805 Main St. Two-week/two-day-per-week sessions, June 11 - July 26. Fee: $65; $75 nonresident.
Flag Football
Play and learn the game in a fun, exciting and safe environment. This is a recreational activity; therefore it will be fun, help develop skills and allow children to learn the game. Ages: Grades 1-5. Location: Oak Middle School softball field, 45 Oak St. June 27-Aug. 1. Fee: $40.
babysitters. Topics include infant and toddler care, safety and first aid including CPR, how to handle emergencies, game playing and more. Ages: grades 6-8. Location: Oak Middle School cafeteria, 45 Oak St. June 20 and 27. Must attend both classes. Fee: $57.
Youth Cricket Clinic
Grafton St.). June 18-July 23. Fee: $60.
Playground Program
The playground program will offer a variety of fun-filled activities that include daily arts and crafts projects based on a weekly theme. Children will also participate in inclusive games, which include various sports and ageappropriate games. The program can also include Friday Fun Trips with field trips to bowling alleys, amusement parks, Museum of Science and Roger Williams Zoo. Ages: grades 1-7. Halfand full-day programs are offered at the Oak Middle School playground, 45 Oak St., for seven weeks, June 25 to Aug. 9. Fees vary - check recreation department website for details.
Basketball League
Cricket is a bat and ball sport and is the second most popular sport in the world after soccer. The clinic will be divided by skills levels and an onsite evaluation will be provided by the instructors to make sure that the kids are in the appropriate group, beginner or intermediate. Ages: grades 1-8. Location: Municipal Fields (park at Walter J. Paton Elementary School, 58
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Ages: boys, grades 4-8; girls, grades 5-7. Location: Shrewsbury High School, 64 Holden St. Tuesdays, June 26-July 31. Fee: $50.
The beginner lessons are designed to teach the fundamentals of the game to players new to the sport. Ages: 7-14. Location: Juniper Hill Golf Course, 142 School St., Northborough. Three sessions, June 26-Aug. 1. Fee: $115.
recreation department programs contact:
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northborough
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63 Main St. Allie Lane, director www.northboroughrecreation.com phone: 508-393-5034 email: mlyseth@town. northborough.ma.us
Recreation Summer Camp
Horseback Riding
19-July 31. Fee: $65.
Campers participate in a variety of fun activities. Every day is a new adventure: sports, games, water play, crafts, science and cooking projects, playground fun, weekly field trips, and more. Ages: 3-14. Location: Melican Middle School, 145 Lincoln St.; Lincoln Street Elementary, 76 Lincoln St. Eight sessions: June 28-Aug. 17. Fee: $245 (full day); $150 (half day); additional children discounted. Extended day available.
T-Ball League
Kids learn the basic skills and rules of T-ball and how to work together as a team. Kids will be coached by parent volunteers. Ages: 4-6. Location: Ellsworth-McAfee Park. Tuesdays, June
Junior Little Easy Golf
The program is designed to introduce the beginner or slightly experienced junior to the basics of the game. Ages: 5-6. Location: Juniper Hill Golf Teaching Center, 142 School St. Five sessions, June 25- Aug. 8. Fee: $120.
Jr. Golf Summer Series
Instruction, fun and exciting games and imitation are combined to keep kids’ interest level high. Putting, chipping, full swing, on-course instruction, etiquette and rules will be covered. Ages: 7-14. Location: Juniper Hill, 142 School St. Four sessions, June 25-Aug. 9. Fee: $260.
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In these fun group lessons, riders will be introduced to the basics of riding with other horse enthusiasts. Ages: 5-12. Location: Highland Acres, 94 Old Westboro Road, Grafton. Four sessions, July 29- Aug. 23. Fee: $245.
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A friendly and fun introduction to dribbling, stopping, and controlling the ball. This non-competitive program introduces players to simple skills with fun games. Ages: 3-5. Location: Ellsworth-McAfee Park. Two sessions, June 26-29; Aug. 20-24. Fee: $72/$95.
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Players will work on basic foot skills, passing and shooting. Older participants will get a better understanding of the game. Ages: 5-14. Locations: EllsworthMcAfee Park. Two sessions, June 26-29; Aug. 20-24. Fee: $120/$150 half-day; $190/$235 full-day.
Tennis Squirts
A fun-filled learning adventure introducing fundamental skills and tennis strokes in a fun environment. Ages: 3-5. Location: Melican Middle School, 145 Lincoln St. Two sessions, July 16-20; Aug. 6-10. Fee: $99.
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Students will learn the fundamentals of stroke production, court movement, and footwork. Ages: 5-10. Location: Melican Middle School. Two sessions, July 1620; Aug. 6-10. Fee: $115.
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Basic skills will include hand positioning, cradling, throwing and catching and defensive movements. These skills will be demonstrated and instructed through drill and game play. Boys’ and girls’ camps available. Ages: grades 1-8. Location: Ellsworth-McAfee Park. July 16-19. Fee: $100.
Theatre with Skyrise
The children will learn a 35-minute show, singing and dancing in costume and makeup. Ages: 5-14. Location: Algonquin Regional High School, 79 Bartlett St. Two sessions, July 20-Aug. 3; Aug. 13-17. Fee: $235.
Alice in Wonderland Jr., The Musical
This is a one-week intensive musical theater main stage production. At the end of the week, students will be a part of a fantastic theatrical experience. To register, go to SkyRise Children’s Theater at skyrisetheater.com. Ages: 7-15. Location: Algonquin Regional High School. Aug. 6-10. Fee: $300.
Basketball
Sessions will include a combination of playing drills and building on basic skills to help kids work on their game. Ages: grades 1-8. Location: Melican Middle School; Ellsworth-McAfee Park. July 10-Aug. 14. Fee: $60.
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Participants will learn the fundamental skills of basketball while developing skills through competitive games and one-onone instruction from ARHS Coach Brian Doherty. Ages: grades 1-8. Location: Camps page 23
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Algonquin Regional High School. Two sessions: June 26-29, July 23-26. Fee: $100.
Field Hockey Developmental Clinic
This clinic will teach stick skills, passing and hitting, and other basic fundamentals. Ages: grades 5-9. Location: Algonquin Regional High School, 79 Bartlett St., July 9-13. Fee: $100.
Field Hockey Preseason Clinic
This clinic will help develop the player for tryouts and get a jump start on the field hockey season. Ages: grades 9-12. Location: Algonquin High School. Aug. 19-21. Fee: $100.
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Explore and build in worlds that have been customized for Wicked Cool learning activities. Construct complex Minecraft villages and map out a handson model community build with real world materials. Learn the secrets of Minecraft to forge unique tools, discover the awesome power of Redstone, and create automated factories to supply your empire. Design light-up circuits and simple machines to take home. Ages: grades 1-5. Location: Proctor Elementary School. Two sessions: July 9-13; July 30-Aug. 3. Fee: $350.
Art Programs at the Painted Pink Cat Studio
During the week, participants will try various art techniques, including drawing, painting, clay art, portraits, pottery, sand paintings, monoprints and lino cuts, wood art and more. Ages: 6-12. Location: Painted Pink Cat Studio, 10 SW Cutoff. Five sessions, June 25-Aug. 24. Fee: $245.
Intro to STEM with LEGO Materials
Build engineer-designed projects such as cities, garbage trucks, catamarans, and dinosaurs. Ages: 5-6. Location: Town Hall Recreation Center. Aug. 1317. Fee: $180.
Spectacular Science
Kids will explore weird and wacky handson science experiments and will make projects to take home. Ages: grades 1-5. Location: Town Hall Recreation Center. Aug. 20-24. Fee: $100 half-day; $180 full-day.
Rocket Science
Rocket Science features the all-new Viking research rocket. As the aerospace engineer, you choose the design on a journey to the moon. Ages: grades 1-5. Aug. 6-10. Location: Proctor Elementary School. Fee: $230. Can be combined with Wicked Cool Vet School. Fee: $350.
Deep Blue Sea
Create models of ocean invertebrates and a dazzling coral garden. Tame the tides and ride the waves in this wicked cool oceanic adventure and grow your own cryptobiotic Sea Monkeys to take home. Ages: Entering grades 1-5. Location: Proctor Elementary School. July 16-20. Fee: $230. Can be combined with Wicked Cool Vet School. Fee: $350.
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Make amazing animal models, build big bones and investigate animal intestines from our favorite vertebrates- birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and fish. Try your hand at catching some invertebrates, and get into tiny worlds to look at animal cells and parasites. End the week with a featured live animal visit with tips for animal care and keeping pets healthy. Ages: grades 1-5. Location: Proctor Elementary School. Two sessions: July 16-20; Aug. 6-10. Fee: $230. Can be combined with Deep Blue Sea or Rocket Science. Fee: $350.
Boating
Participants learn safe boating (sailing or kayak) in a fun learning environment by instructing and reinforcing boating safety and skills. Ages: 8-13. Location: Hopkinton State Park. Two sessions, June 26-29; Aug. 20-24. Fee: $399.
Hands-on Elecronics
Kids will tinker with electronics while learning the basics of computer programming. Ages: 8-12. Location: Zeh Elementary School. July 30-Aug. 3. Fee: $165.
STEM Challenge with LEGO Materials
Circuit Makers 101
Gear up your engineering skills with tens of thousands of LEGO parts. Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects. Ages: 7-11. Location: Town Hall Recreation Center. Aug. 13-17. Fee: $180
In this junior version of the Hands-On Electronics class, students will gain experience with creating their own electronics, designing custom light-up greeting cards, electric games, mazes, and even musical instruments. Ages: 6-8. Location: Zeh Elementary School. July 30 – Aug. 3. Fee: $165.
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Mine, Craft, Build
Bring Minecraft to life using Lego bricks. Resourcefulness, creativity, and cooperation come together in this unique building adventure game; roll the dice to mine for resources, and use these resources to build special items to help in your adventures. Ages: 5-11. Location: Proctor Elementary School. July 23-27. Fee: $180.
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Movie-making programs. Half-day or full-day programs. Ages 7-13. Week 1: Action Movie Flix/Imagination Flix, July 9-13; Week 2: Live Action/Lego Flix, July 23-27; Week 3: Animation/Minecraft Flix, August 13-17. Fee: $185/$320.
STEM Goes STEAM
Children will explore Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math through a variety of indoor and outdoor activities such as chemistry, robotics and coding, construction challenges, arts/crafts and games. Ages: 3-5; grades K-2. Location: Town Hall Recreation Center. Three sessions: June 25-28; July 7-12; July 30-Aug. 2. Fee: $180.
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westborough
recreation department programs contact:
34 W. Main St. Jenn Kirkland, director www.westbororec.com 508-366-3066
Adventure Kids
This program combines recreational kayaking skills development with adventure education initiatives for a truly unique experience. Participants will learn to overcome challenges individually through paddling and as a team through fun, challenging games. Ages: 8-14. Location: Lake Chauncy Beach. Three sessions, July 11 - Aug. 10. Fee: $140.
Fin and Feather Outdoor Adventure
This adventure-filled program features archery on a 10-15 yard range, hiking, using a map and compass, nature class, fishing, wilderness survival, camping skills, sports/fitness and more. Ages: 6-15. Location: Chauncy Fields, 10 Hospital Road. Aug. 13-17. Fee: $275.
Learn to Fish
This introductory program teaches freshwater fishing skills including casting, basic safety techniques, outdoor ethics and aquatic ecology. Campers will learn about the relationship between fish and their environment. Fishing poles and bait are provided. Ages: 7-12. Loca-
tion: Sandra Pond Reservoir, 71 Upton Road. July 25. Fee: $20 (parents free).
Horseback Riding
Students ride for at least 30 minutes per day. The remainder of the time will be spend on educational projects, doing horse care, horsemanship and crafts. It will cover grooming, leading, mounting a horse, steering, stopping and riding at the walk and trot. Ages: 6-16. Four sessions, June 25 – Aug. 16. Location: Coachman’s Legacy, 267 North St., Upton. Fee: $200.
Pony Pals
Students will participate in grooming of mini horses, a horse craft or story and will have a horse or pony ride each day. Ages: 3-6. Two sessions, June 25- Aug. 13. Location: Coachman’s Legacy. Fee: $100.
Saddle Club
Members will get hands on experience working with horses as well as learn to ride with their peers. Program includes hands on education program, learning to brush and tack up horses, leading horses, feeding and horse care. Students ride for approximately 30 minutes. Ages: 6-16. Two sessions, June 25 – Aug. 13. Fee: $120. Location: Coachman’s Legacy. Fee: $100.
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Horses are a popular in art because of their strength, beauty and grace. Learn using a couple of different art mediums to draw and create pieces of horse related art. Use real life horse models and get hands on horse experiences. Students will also get grooming, petting time of the horses and a short horseback riding lesson if they would like (15 minutes). Ages: 5 and up. July 16-19. Location: Coachman’s Legacy. Fee: $160.
Spanish Immersion in Horses
Many horses in the United States have influences from Spanish horse breeds. Join us as we explore Spanish cultures and immerse in the language while gaining hands on experience with horses. Students will be taught greetings, weather, colors, numbers, verbs, movement, games and equine specific vocabulary in the Spanish language. Students will practice speaking Spanish with teachers and other students as well as learn to ride a horse. Ages: 5-12. July 30- Aug. 12. Location: Coachman’s Legacy. Fee: $220.
Horsemanship Day
Camp consists of learning how to care for the equine, equine diet, health and saddle time and each rider will learn how to safely handle the horse from the ground and in the saddle. Ages: 5-12. Two sessions, July 16-19; Aug. 6-9. Location: Bridger Ridge Farm, 15 Robin Lane. Fee: $350.
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Make all kinds of borax free slime (crunchy, butter, edible, magnetic & more), play active games, air hockey, and minute-to-win-it games in the gym. Ages: 8-12. Location: Paradise Island Kids, 108 Milk St. Aug. 13-17. Fee: $215.
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Shaolin Kempo Karate stresses self-control, selfdiscipline, and respect. This is an introductory white belt class. Students will be eligible to test for yellow belt certification by the end of the program at an additional cost. Classes will also feature a rock wall, monkey bars, cargo net, and climbing ropes combined with the karate program. Ages: 4-13. Location: MetroWest Martial Arts & Wellness, 74 Otis St. Daily (three classes per week included), July 16 – Aug. 25. Fee: $75.
Nature Discovery
Participants will explore hiking trails, investigate aquatic life around the shore, learn about animals and nature, and discuss human impact on the environment. The week is filled with exploration and games that encourage teamwork. Ages: 6-12. Two sessions, Aug. 6-9; Aug. 13-16. Location: Bowman Conservation Area, 72 Bowman St. Fee: $80.
Learn about the beautiful tradition of Indian and Pakistani art of body painting in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Bring out your creative side and learn about beautiful flowing designs depicting nature. Ages: 7 and up. Location: Center for Arts and Wellness, 125 Turnpike Road, Unit 10. Two sessions, Tuesdays, July 10-Aug. 28. Fee: $126.
All Sports
Included are soccer, flag football, basketball, baseball & whiffle ball, kickball, capture the flag, tag games and more. Fun, sportsmanship, teamwork and fair play will be emphasized. Ages: 3-6; 6-12. Location: Haskell Recreation Area, 34 W. Main St. Two sessions, June 2528; July 9-12. Fee: $96; $114. Residents only.
Baseball Clinic
Join the varsity coach and his staff and players as he teaches the fundamentals of baseball, including, techniques of fielding, throwing, catching, base running and hitting. Game competition daily. Ages: 7-12. Location: Rogers Field, 4 Rogers Road. July 9-12 Fee: $90.
Basketball Clinics
Join varsity coaches, staff, and players as they teach the fundamentals of hoops. Ages: Grades 4-9, girls and boys. Location: varies. June 25Aug. 3. Fee: $160. Mini-hoops. Ages: Grades 2-3. June 25-28. Fee: $70.
This fun and creative music camp will explore rhythm, melody, and instruments of all kinds. Ages: 5-12. July 16-19. Location: New England Music Academy, 30 Lyman St., Suite 50, Westborough. Fee: $128.
Join Varstiy Cheerleading coach Lauren Montenegro and other varsity cheerleaders and learn the basics of cheer! The 4 day long program will consist of cheers, jumps, and tumbling. Ages: Grades 4-8. July 16-19. Location: Westborough High School gym, 90 W. Main St. Fee: $70.
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Students will participate in fundamental horse care and riding activities including handling, grooming, taking up (saddle and bridle), as well as enjoying a beginner lesson each session. Ages: 6-14. Three sessions, June 25-Aug. 10. Location: Bridger Ridge Farm, 15 Robin Lane. Fee: $350.
This program covers the basics of sailing, boat parts, rigging/derigging, trying knots, wind direction, point of sail, and water safety. Participants will get to sail on their own on the very first day supervised by trained instructors. Ages: 8-11. Two sessions, July 11 – Aug. 10. Location: Regatta Point at Lake Chauncy, Shrewsbury. Fee: $170.
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Children will learn the basics of jewelry design using glass beads, semi-precious gemstones, freshwater pearls and Swarovski crystals. Ages: 7-11. Location: Elsie Kay Glassworks Studio, 3 Union St. #2. July 30-Aug. 3. Fee: $325.
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Children learn to reach their full potential in this confidence-building program. Classes concentrate on skills and the core values of respect and discipline. This six-week program is an introductory course where the students will learn the basic kicks, forms and self-defense. Ages: 4-6; 7-12; 13 and up. Location: American Tigers World Tae Kwon Do, 168 Milk St., Suite 8A. July 9 – Aug. 19 (two classes per week). Fee: $80.
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Students will work together to write, shoot, direct and edit their own shows. Hands-on lessons in the studio and control room include storyboarding, filming with professional cameras, and editing with Adobe Premiere. Final product shows will be broadcast on Westborough TV and
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Classes offered for the moms who have always wanted to learn how to ride and have the opportunity to have their daughters learn with them. No previous horse experience necessary. Ages: 5 and up. July 13-27. Location: Bridger Ridge Farm, 15 Robin Lane. Fee: $78.
There will be a 25-minute group class followed by a 25-minute practice. Ages: 4-12. Location: Northstar Ice Sports, 15 Bridle Lane. Wednesdays, July 18- Aug. 22. Fee: $121.
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flameworking, or glass beadmaking, using a gas and oxygen-fueled torch and soft glass. Topics covered include safety, tools and equipment, properties of glass, manipulation of glass with a focus on heat control, annealing and glass compatibility, and finishing beads. Ages: 12-16. Location: Elsie Kay Glassworks Studio, 3 Union St. #2. July 23-27. Fee: $325.
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This program combines instruction, drills, and fun games to keep your child’s interest level high. Putting, chipping, full swing, on-course instruction, etiquette and the rules of golf will be covered. Video analysis, individual instruction and training aids will be used to develop better players. Ages: 5-6; 7-14. Location: Juniper Hill Golf Teaching Center, 142 School St., Northborough. June 26 - Aug. 16. Fee: $120; $260. Residents only.
Soccer and Junior Soccer
Rules of the game and skills of dribbling, passing, trapping, heading and shooting will be introduced and practiced. Drills, small-sided games and large-sided games will be played to enhance each player’s development. Fun relaxed environment. Ages: 3-6; 6-12. Location: Haskell Recreation Area, 34 W. Main St. July 2326. Fee: $96; $114. Residents only.
Tennis
Beginners will work on the fundamentals of tennis - groundstrokes, volleys and serves - through games and drills. Intermediate participants will receive reinforcement of basic skills with emphasis on form on all strokes and court movement through drills and various games. Ages: Beginner, 8-12; Intermediate, 9-14. Location: Haskell Recreation Area, 34 W. Main St. June 25- July 19. Fee: $66.
Track and Field
Experience a wide variety of events involved with track and field. Training for jumping, throwing, hurdling and running will be explored as well as games and general fitness activities. Ages: 9-14. Location: Chauncy Fields. July 2-6. Fee: $70.
Volleyball
Join the players from this year’s High School Volleyball team as they teach the fundamental skills of volleyball through fun games and activities. For beginners and advanced girls. Daily games and individual instruction. Activities will be modified for younger participants. Ages: Grades 5-9. Location: Gibbons Middle School gym, 20 Fisher St. July 9-13. Fee: $110.
Swimming Lessons
Ages: 3 and up. Location: Lake Chauncy Beach. Three sessions, June 25- Aug. 2. Fee: $45. Residents only.
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Full- and Half-Day Summer Days program
Children will enjoy outdoor and indoor activities according to grade. During the day children will be rotated through a variety of activities including soccer, basketball, arts and crafts, science projects, nature and field trips. Ages: 4-13. Location: Millbury Street School, 105 Millbury St. Six sessions, July 2 Aug. 10. Fee: full-day, $160 first session or child ($140 each additional); half-day, $70 first session or child ($60 each additional). The full-day program can include field trips for an additional $15.
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Skyhawks Tennis – Green Ball
Ages: 7-12. Location: Grafton High School. Two sessions, July 23-27; Aug. 13-17. Fee: $119.
Soccer Skilz
In this soccer clinic, players will learn the proper way to dribble, pass, control and finish – then transfer these skills to game situations. Half-day: ages 5-14. Full-day: ages 7-14. Location: Lions Club, 68 Brigham Hill Road. July 23-27. Fee: $155; $255.
Horse Buddies
Students will learn riding and horsemanship skills, including all aspects of
handling and care. Ages: 6-12. Location: Autumn Hill Equine at Adams Acres, 100 Brigham Hill Road. June 25-28. Fee: $145.
Horse Lovers
Learn how to ride and care for horses. No experience necessary. Ages: 6-12. Location: Hillside Meadows, 111 George Hill Road. Seven sessions, July 19-Aug. 23. Fee: $250.
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Build engineer-designed projects such as cities, garbage trucks, catamarans, and dinosaurs. Ages: 5-6. Location: Grafton High School. Aug. 20-24. Fee: $160.
Ages: 11 and up. Location: Grafton Municipal Center, 30 Providence Road. June 26-27. Fee: $55.
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Activities offered during the week are archery, camping, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, map reading, using a compass and more. Ages: 6-15. Location: Grafton Lions Club, 68 Brigham Hill Road. Five four-day and five-day sessions, July 9 – Aug. 17. One twoday session, July 5-6. Fees: $115; $230; 285.
Outdoor High Adventure
Children will take part in longer and more involved activities such as kayaking, archery, on-water fishing in canoes and kayaks and learning orienteering. Ages: 12-15. Location: Lions Club, 28 Brigham Hill Road. Three four- and five-day sessions, July 23 - Aug. 10. Fee: $230; $285.
Gadgets and Contraptions/LEGO Engineering
In the morning program, design, build, and experiment with classic moving gadgets and investigate how they work. In the afternoon, build mechanisms that incorporate gears, flywheels, and cams to build amazing contraptions. Ages: Grades 1-6. Location: Grafton High School. July 30 - Aug. 3. Fee: $285.
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Wicked Cool Science
These kid-approved experiments are sure to be a hit with any junior scientist. Grow giant glowing cubes, create crazy chemical reactions, make glow sticks glow brighter and delight your friends with magic fish. Ages: Grades 1-5. Location: Grafton High School. Mornings, July 16-20. Fee: $185. Can be combined with Rocket Science for $285.
Build mechanisms that incorporate gears, flywheels, and cams to build amazing contraptions. Age: 6. Location: Grafton High School. July 30-Aug. 3. Fee: $185.
Deep Blue Sea
Create models of ocean invertebrates and a dazzling coral garden. Tame the tides and ride the waves in this wicked cool oceanic adventure and grow your own cryptobiotic Sea Monkeys to take home. Ages: Entering grades K-5. Location: Grafton High School, 24 Providence Road. July 10-14. Fee: $205
Rocket Science
This camp features the customizable E2X rocket, perfect for the young aerospace engineer. Keep a Commander’s Log as you investigate the solar system, design a satellite, and build a space base for an astronaut. Blast off with a solid fuel high-flying rocket launch at the end of the week, weather permitting. Ages: Grades 1-5. Location: Grafton High School. Afternoons, July 16-20. Fee: $185. Can be combined with Wicked Cool Science for $285.
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Design, build, and experiment with classic moving gadgets and
All levels and ages (3+). Location: Silver Lake Beach, 245 Upton St. (Route 140). Group lessons: three two-week Monday-to-Thursday sessions July 2 – Aug. 9. Saturday classes June 23 – Aug. 4. Fee: $60; $53. Participants must have a season beach pass.
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Soccer, basketball, flag football and baseball are taught through skill-based games and scrimmages. Children will learn the rules and essential skills of each sport. Ages: 7-12. Location: Grafton High School, 24 Providence Road. Two sessions, July 16-20; Aug. 6-10. Fee: $109.
Volleyball
All aspects of the game are taught through drills and exercises that focus on passing, setting, hitting and serving. Ages: 7-14. Location: Grafton High School gym. July 30- Aug. 3. Fee: $109.
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CIT Farm Camp
CITs are provided leadership training to assist them in developing the skills and knowledge needed to teach, guide and provide a role model for younger campers. CITs will also be responsible for helping with camper activities and barn responsibilities. CIT Farm Camp deals directly with Junior Farmers. Campers interested in enrolling for this program will need to have the desire to learn the details of caring for animals and working with and guiding younger campers. Ages: 13-15. Location: Willow Brook Farm, 1070 Washington St., Holliston. Eight sessions, June 25-Aug. 24. Fee: $255.
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Southborough Recreational Summer Camps have something to offer your child, whether they want to refine a sports skill, free play, learn magic, dance and sing, play mind-adventure games or just hang with friends in a safe environment. Ages: 3-7; 7-12. Location: Mary E. Finn Elementary School, 60 Richards Road; Albert S. Woodward Memorial School, 28 Cordaville Road. Seven sessions, July 2- Aug. 17. Fee: $133; $165.
Junior Farmers Camp
Farmers will have a wonderful summer week learning about all of our barnyard animals! They will learn to handle, care
for and lead goats, sheep, llamas, alpacas, donkeys, pigs, chickens and more! Collecting eggs is also a special treat, along with daily pony ride and wagon rides throughout the week. Ages: 4-12. Location: Willow Brook Farm, 1070 Washington St., Holliston. Six sessions, June 25- Aug. 24. Fee: $265.
Tiny Trotters Camp
Tiny Trotters will learn to groom, tack, lead and care for ponies through hands-on interaction and fun pony games. Each day riders will have a 30 minute private riding lesson with an instructor. Playing with farm animals is also a highlight. Ages: 4-6. Location: Willow Brook Farm. Eight sessions, June 25- Aug. 24. Fee: $360.
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Youth Tennis Clinics
Players range from beginning to intermediate and will be grouped according to skill level. Players will be taught fundamental technical tennis instruction and supervised match play. There will be variety of games, drills, and practice routines to improve your tennis. Ages: 7-13. Location: Richardson Tennis Courts, Margaret A. Neary Elementary School, 53 Parkerville Road. Intermediate: six sessions, June 25-Aug. 9; Beginners: six sessions, June 25-Aug. 9. Fee: $90.
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Children will enjoy a fun week of golf to develop correct swing mechanics, and they will become better players. Putting, chipping, full swing, on course instruction, etiquette and rules of golf will be covered.
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Introduce your junior golfer to the great game of golf in a fun, safe manner. Program is designed to introduce the beginner or slightly experienced junior to the basics of the game. As they continue to gain experience, their technique and enjoyment for the game will continue to grow. Ages: 5-6. Location: Juniper Hill Course. Five sessions, June 25- Aug. 8. Fee: $120.
Baking and Cooking Slime/Gym Games
Participants make something new daily for this fun-filled combination cooking and baking program. Make all kinds of borax-free slime (crunchy, butter, edible, magnetic and more), play active games, air hockey, and minute to win it games in the gym. Ages: 4-9. Location: 108 Milk St. Aug. 20-24. Fee: $220.
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Create models of ocean invertebrates and a dazzling coral garden. Tame the tides and ride the waves in this wicked cool oceanic adventure and grow your own cryptobiotic Sea Monkeys to take home. Ages: grades K-5. Location: South Union Building, Exhibit Hall 1. July 9-13. Fee: $200. Camps page 27
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Southborough - There are now signs of spring - kids, seedlings and tractor tracks - at the Chesnut Hill Farm in Southborough. The farm will offer a number of educational and recreational opportunities for visitors this summer. There is also a small seasonal farm stand that features local honey from the farm’s beehives along with vegetables and fruits. Community-supported agriculture (CSA) shares are now available. The farm has two miles of trails for easy walking. Dog walking, horseback riding, motorized vehicles and mountain biking are not permitted on the property. The farm is located at Chestnut Hill Road and is open yearround, daily from sunrise to sunset. For more information visit http://www.thetrustees.org/places-to-visit/greater-boston/ chestnut-hill-farm.html.
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Above: Crops at the Chestnut Hill Farm Left and below: Some of Chestnut Hill Farm’s goats
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Build engineer-designed projects such as cities, garbage trucks, catamarans, and dinosaurs. Ages: grades K-1. Location: South Union Building, Exhibit Hall 1. July 23-27. Fee: $165.
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Members of Girl Scout Troop 30222: (Back row, l to r) Kaitlyn Sherman, Alessandra Freda, Nora Wilson-Pratt, Anna Rotti and Emily Gosson; (front row, l to r) Emma Prager, Lily Prager, Emilia Mahoney, Jennifer Terry and Jordyn Carroll. Not pictured is Deja Colon.
Grafton - Grafton Girl Scout Troop 30222 is hosting a fair on the Grafton Common Saturday, June 9, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with displays, crafts and activities about three endangered local species: honeybees, Monarch butterflies and indigenous turtles. The fair will help fulfill one of the necessary requirements for 10 of the girls in the troop to achieve a silver award. The troop, led by Colleen Nash and Angela Hogue, includes 10 cadettes and one junior. The free fair will help the public learn how to help save
these endangered species by providing food sources for bees and Monarchs and to help preserve and enhance the three species’ habitats. The event will feature tabletop displays, face painting, craft tables, bee hives, masks for photo booth opportunities and seed planting. Giveaway items will include tote bags with various items, Milkweed seedlings and popcorn. Representatives from the Mass Audubon Broad Meadow Brook Conservation Center & W ild life Sanctuary, Mass Audubon
Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary, Massachusetts Bee Keepers Association, Massachusetts Wildlife & Fisheries, and the Turtle Rescue League will be on hand to answer questions and provide additional conservation information. Boy Scout Troop 107, Girl Scout Troop 30261 and the Grafton Recreation Department are helping with the fair along with parent volunteers. The Baptist Church and Congregational Church of Grafton are supplying tables and chairs.
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destinations Region – Looking for a new adventure to try with your family or friends? The following list contains lots of fun destinations, where just about anyone can find something interesting to see or do. Whether your summer plans include hitting every museum in the area, perfecting your golf swing, or practicing your backstroke, you’ll find lots of places to explore.
Bowling
Sawyer’s Bowladrome 13 Blake Street, Northborough 508-393-8032 Acton Bowladrome & Arcade 257 Main Street, Acton 978-263-7638 www.actonbowl.com
Gardens Garden in the Woods New England Wild Flower Society 180 Hemenway Road, Framingham 508-877-7630 www.newfs.org/visit/Gardenin-the-Woods Golden Skep Farm 264 Linden Street, Berlin 978-838-2471 www.goldenskepfarm.com Tower Hill Botanic Garden 11 French Drive, Boylston 508-869-6111 www.towerhillbg.org
Golf Berlin Country Club 25 Carr Road, Berlin 978-838-2733 www.berlincountryclub.com
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Highfields Golf & Country Club 42 Magil Drive, Grafton 508-839-1945 www.highfieldsgolfcc.com
Ice cream Green Thumb & Thumbs Up Creamery 187 Turnpike Road (Rte 9 West), Westborough 508-366-7487 www.thegreenthumbinc.com Ice cream, kids play land, petting zoo and mini golf Hebert Candies Inc. 575 Hartford Turnpike, Shrewsbury 508-845-8051 www.hebertcandies.com
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Bowlero Shrewsbury 405 Boston Turnpike, Shrewsbury (508) 754-7050 https://www.bowlero.com/ location/bowlero-shrewsbury
Consider adding a Bluebird house to your yard this summer
Trombetta’s Farm Mini-golf, ice cream and garden center 655 Farm Road, Marlborough 508-485-6429 www.trombettasfarm.com
Region - Eastern Bluebirds are all around our area, nesting in our backyards, fields and meadows. The male Bluebirds have beautiful blue plumage with an orange and white chest, while the females have a less vibrant color. They love to nest in cavities such as wooden bluebird houses in open areas, and especially close to gardens that have an ample supply of insects. Bluebirds are ground feeders – you can often see them drop down out of the sky to catch an insect. They also enjoy dried mealworms, grubs, and raisins that have been soaked in water. You may see them eat other berries and seed from a feeder during the fall months. The Bluebird population had been on the decline, due to the loss of their natural habitat and competition from sparrows and other small birds. However, thanks to the proliferation of Bluebird houses being placed in their preferred areas, the numbers are back on the rise. A fun summer project for families is to add a Bluebird house or two in your area. You can find Bluebird specific houses at your local gardening centers. And don’t forget the mealworms! For more information visit www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Eastern_Bluebird/ overview.
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202 Brigham St, Northborough 508-393-2444 www.juniperhillgc.com East Coast Golf Academy and Practice Center 333 Southwest Cutoff, Northborough 508-842-3311 www.ecoastgolf.com
Kevin Flaherty, PT, CSCS
Elena Barres, PT, MSPT
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Lynne Espino, PT
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Visit our website to learn about our services and our unique LETS MOVE! philosophy. 411 W. Main Street, Suite 3 • Northborough 508-393-9000 • www.flahertyphysicaltherapy.com
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GOLF GUIDE destinations Destinations Continued from page 29
Trombetta’s Farm 277 Main Street, Northborough 508-393-3560 www.trombettasfarm.com
Uhlman’s Ice Cream 228 East Main Street, Westborough 508-366-2411 www.uhlmansicecream.com
Libraries Grafton Public Library 35 Grafton Common, Grafton 508- 839-4649 graftonlibrary.org Hudson Public Library 3 Washington Street at the Rotary, Hudson 978-568-9644 www.hudsonpubliclibrary. com Marlborough Public Library 35 West Main Street,
Marlborough 508-624-6900 www.marlborough-ma.gov/ Gen/MarlboroughMA_PubLibrary/index Northborough Free Library 34 Main Street, Northborough 508-393-5025 www.northboroughlibrary.org Shrewsbury Public Library 609 Main Street, Shrewsbury 508-841-8609 https://www.shrewsburyma. gov/344/Library
Southborough Public Library 25 Main Street, Southborough 508-485-5031 www.southboroughlib.org Westborough Public Library 55 West Main Street, Westborough 508-366-3050 www.westboroughlib.org/
Movies Cinema 320 at Clark University 950 Main Street, Worcester 508-793-7477 www.cinema320.com Elm Draught House Cinema 35 Elm Street, Millbury 508-865-2850
Juniper Hill is a 36 Hole Golf course. Plan your next outing or function with us! We can accommodate from 3 to 300 guests in a variety of settings.
Regal Cinemas Solomon Pond Mall 15 591 Donald Lynch Boulevard, Marlborough 508-303-2488 www.regmovies.com Strand Theatre 58 High Street, Clinton 978-365-5500 www.strandtheatre.com
Event Services Our outing Pavilion is adjacent to the clubhouse and the practice green. It has a seating capacity of up to 300 guests.
West Boylston Cinema 101 W. Boylston Street Route 12 (Walmart Plaza), West Boylston 508-835-8888 www.westboylstoncinema. com
Several menu selections are available for golf outings and social events, along with a full bar and soft drinks. Contact us and let us help you get the planning underway!
Museums Artemas Ward Homestead 786 Main Street, Shrewsbury 508-842-8900 wardhouse.harvard.edu
Golf Teaching Center
Private and Group Lessons, Clinics, Junior and Adult Programs
Juniper Hill Golf Course
(508) 351-9500
202 Brigham St. Northboro • (508) 393-2444 • www.juniperhillgc.com Gift Cards available.
Danforth Museum of Art 123 Union Avenue, Framingham 508-620-0050 www.danforthmuseum.org DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park 51 Sandy Pond Road, Lincoln 781-259-8355 www.decordova.org Destinations page 31
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GOLF GUIDE destinations Destinations Continued from page 30
Marlborough Historical Society 377 Elm Street, Marlborough 508-495-4763 historicmarlborough.org Massachusetts National Guard Military Museum and Archives 91 Everett St, Concord 978-369-4807 Museum of Russian Icons 203 Union Street, Clinton 978-598-5000 www.museumofrussianicons. org Northborough Historical Society Museum 50 Main Street, Northborough 508-393-6298 northboroughhistoricalsociety.org Shrewsbury Historical Society Museum
On the Common, Shrewsbury 508-842-5239 www.shrewsburyhistoricalsociety.org Southborough Historical Society Museum 25 Common Street, Southborough info@southboroughhistory.org southboroughhistory.org Westborough Historical Society 13 Parkman Street, Westborough 508-898-0975 www.westboroughhistory.org
Worcester Historical Museum 30 Elm Street, Worcester 508-753-8278 www.worcesterhistory.org Danforth Museum of Art 123 Union Avenue, Framingham 508-620-0050 www.danforthmuseum.org
Music Assabet Valley Mastersingers P.O. Box 911, Northborough 978-562-9838 www.avmsingers.org
Hanover Theatre 2 Southbridge Street, Worcester 877-571-SHOW www.thehanovertheatre.org The Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra 10 Tuckerman Street, Worcester 508-754-1234 www.masymphony.org
Worcester Art Museum 55 Salisbury St, Worcester 508-799-4406 worcesterart.org
Northborough Area Community Chorus www.nacc.net 508-366-7307
info: 508.366.5500
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Outdoor Recreation Hopkinton State Park 617-299-3392 www.BoatingInBoston.com Regatta Point Sailing 10 Lake Avenue North, Worcester 508-757-2140 www.regattapoint.org
Outdoor fun Mass Audubon Broad Meadow Brook Conservation Center and Wildlife Sanctuary 414 Massasoit Avenue, Worcester 508-753-6087
DCU Center 50 Foster Street, Worcester 508-755-6800 www.dcucenter.com
Willard House and Clock Museum 11 Willard Street, North Grafton 508-839-3500 www.willardhouse.org
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Tatnuck Bookseller, Gift Gallery and Café Westborough Shopping Center 18 Lyman Street, Westborough 508-366-4959 www.tatnuck.com
Tougas Family Farm 234 Ball Street, Northborough 508-393-6406 www.tougasfarm.com
Celebrating Golf nd Our 22 Teaching Center, Inc. Anniversary 142 School Street, Northboro, MA • Juniperhillgc.com Call for details…
508-351-9500 This Summer get the kids out of the house and off the computer. Get them outside to learn the great game of golf, which will last a lifetime. (4th of July Holiday Week RUNS ALL SUMMER LONG is Still Available) Programs Includes: Individual Attention • Video Analysis • Short Game Instruction • Flexible Schedules • Full Swing Instruction • Course Etiquette • Fun Games • On Course Play at Juniper Hill with Golf Carts • Refreshments
Teacher Ratio:
5 Students for Each Qualified Instructor
Class Meets:
Monday - Friday • 9am - Noon
Ages: 7 and above Senior Weekday Memberships $550 Senior Couples Weekday Membership only $900
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• Adult or Junior • Private & Group All programs designed and under the • On the Course Lessons direction of Ken Chrzan, PGA Professional also Available Recommended by Area Recreation Departments
Juniper Hill Golf Course 202 Brigham Street, Northboro, MA
LAKESIDE COURSE
RIVERSIDE COURSE
Challenging, Carolina Style
Sporty, Interesting, Picturesque
Par 71
Par 71
36 HOLES - PUBLIC Great golfing For large & small groups
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