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[BULK] FW: Cambridge Police Warn West Cambridge Residents of Larcenies from Motor Vehicles, Attempted Housebreak
by Ruth Ryals 13 Jan '15
by Ruth Ryals 13 Jan '15
13 Jan '15
Not such good news.
From: Cambridge PD CITYWIDE <no-reply(a)citizenobserver.com>
Date: Tuesday, January 13, 2015 at 12:43 PM
To: Cambridge PD CITYWIDE <no-reply(a)citizenobserver.com>
Subject: Cambridge Police Warn West Cambridge Residents of Larcenies from
Motor Vehicles, Attempted Housebreak
Cambridge PD CITYWIDE Alert
Cambridge Police Warn West Cambridge Residents of Larcenies from Motor
Vehicles, Attempted Housebreak
The Cambridge Police are alerting West Cambridge residents of a series of
larcenies that were reported from motor vehicles this past weekend, as well
as an attempted housebreak. At least seven incidents occurred between Friday
and Monday; three of which involved suspect(s) entering garages and breaking
into motor vehicles. An unknown suspect(s) broke into the motor vehicles
primarily during the overnight hours -- with loose change and a cell phone
among the targeted items. The motor vehicle break-ins have been reported in
the West Cambridge neighborhood on the following streets:· Brattle
Street (2)· Channing Place · Grozier Road· Hubbard
Park Road (2)In addition, an attempted housebreak was conducted at a Fresh
Pond Lane residence.In one of the incidents, in which suspect(s) gained
access to a vehicle via a garage, they also managed to steal two specialized
bicycles. The other incidents featured vehicle entry by smashed windows and
unlocked doors. Cambridge Police have directed patrols in place in these
areas, but are encouraging motorists to take the following precautions to
protect themselves, their vehicles, and their belongings from theft:
* NEVER LEAVE VALUABLES IN YOUR CAR.
* Make sure all of your car doors are locked and windows are rolled up when
leaving your vehicle, including when parked in a residential driveway.
* If you must leave packages or valuables in your car, place them in the
trunk or under a blanket to conceal them so that they are not exposed.
* Report thefts as soon as possible to the police and always call 9-1-1 if
you see any suspicious activity in your neighborhood.
Additional tips to help you protect your vehicles and belongings from theft
can be found at www.CambridgePolice.org/SafetyTips. For more information
about crime in Cambridge, please reference the latest edition of the
December 2014 BridgeStat, which is located at
www.CambridgePolice.org/BridgeStat.### The Cambridge Police Department is
committed to the enforcement of laws and preservation of order that protect
the rights and property of every person within the City of Cambridge. Our
mission is to provide the highest quality of police service and to impact
crime, and its associated elements, through the utilization of new and
proven crime prevention strategies and problem-solving partnerships with our
community. For more information, follow @CambridgePolice on Twitter, or
access the department¹s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/CambridgePolice.
Date: 01/13/2015 Time: 17:42 UTC
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13 Jan '15
Fyi-good info!
From: "Brott, Meryl" <mbrott(a)cambridgema.gov>
Date: Tuesday, January 13, 2015 at 1:21 PM
To: "Brott, Meryl" <mbrott(a)cambridgema.gov>
Subject: Cambridge Recycling: Helpful Resources, Farmers Markets, Trash
Numbers
Please share this with your Cambridge family, friends and neighbors, and
invite them toemail recycle(a)cambridgema.gov <mailto:recycle@cambridgema.gov>
to subscribe!
Hello Neighbors!
In this issue:
Helpful Resources to Get Rid of It Right
Extra Tools? Extra Time?
Winter Farmers Markets
2015 Collection Schedule
Get Your Trash Numbers Fix!
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Helpful Resources to Get Rid of It Right
· Christmas tree recycling - curbside and drop-off options for your
bare tree. <MORE
<http://www.cambridgema.gov/theworks/ourservices/recyclingandtrash/curbsidec
ollections/christmastrees.aspx>
· Medicine, sharps and needles take back at the Police Department.
<MORE
<http://www.cambridgema.gov/cpd/communityresources/prescriptiondrugdropbox.a
spx>
· Sharps and needles take back at the Health Center. <MORE
<http://www.cambridgepublichealth.org/docs/needle_syringe_disposal_08.php>
· Food scraps drop-off sites in Cambridge. <MORE
<http://www.cambridgema.gov/theworks/ourservices/recyclingandtrash/faqrecycl
ingandrubbish/compostingquestions/organicsdropofffaq.aspx>
· Retailers that take back electronics, cell phones and batteries.
<MORE
<https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?msa=0&mid=zZhFMB2tBV0o.k8JaQtnSwEA
M>
· Ideas for leftover paint or dealing with small amounts of latex
paint. <MORE
<http://www.cambridgema.gov/theworks/ourservices/recyclingandtrash/hazardous
wastecollection/Paint.aspx>
· Get Rid of It Right: web resource on how to recycle, donate or
dispose of just about anything. <MORE
<http://www.cambridgema.gov/theworks/ourservices/recyclingandtrash/curbsidec
ollections/getridofitright.aspx>
Extra Tools? Extra Time?
· The Somerville Tool Library opens in February and is seeking tool
donations. <MORE <http://somervilletoollibrary.com/>
· Volunteer opportunities abound to educate others about reducing
waste. <MORE
<http://www.cambridgema.gov/theworks/ourservices/recyclingandtrash/aboutrecy
cling/volunteerprograms.aspx>
Winter Farmers Markets
This winter, be sure to check out two winter farmers markets in Cambridge.
Email us at recycle(a)cambridgema.gov <mailto:recycle@cambridgema.gov> if you
can go on behalf of Cambridge Recycling and talk to people about ways to
reduce waste
* Saturdays from 10am-2pm January 3 April 25, 2015 at the Cambridge
Community Center at 5 Callender Street in the Riverside neighborhood. For
more info, visit the Cambridge Winter Farmers Market
<http://www.cambridgewinterfarmersmarket.com/> website.
· Wednesdays from 11am-2pm through April 2014 at the Technology
Square Atrium, 100 Technology Square
<http://gis.cambridgema.gov/map/Viewer.aspx?state=515436613505> near
Kendall Square. For more info check out this example event posting:
http://www.kendallsq.org/event/winter-farmers-market-2/2015-01-07/
<http://www.kendallsq.org/event/winter-farmers-market-2/2015-01-07/> .
2015 Collection Schedule
During holiday weeks, trash, recycling and yard waste collection is delayed
one day. There is no collection on legal holidays, including New Year's Day,
Martin Luther King Day, President's Day, Patriot's Day, Memorial Day,
Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veteran's Day, Thanksgiving, and
Christmas. Collection on those days and the remaining weekdays occurs one
day late, including Saturday. Checkthe 2015 collection schedule
<http://www.cambridgema.gov/theworks/ourservices/recyclingandtrash/schedulea
ndroutes.aspx> .
Get Your Trash Numbers Fix!
Help the City meet its goals to reduce ³trash² 30% from 2008 levels by 2020
and 80% less by 2050. For households, this means 16 lbs of trash per week by
2020 and 5 lbs/week by 2050. Up to 25% of what we throw away is still
cardboard, paper, and containers
<http://www.cambridgema.gov/theworks/ourservices/recyclingandtrash/curbsidec
ollections/curbsiderecyclingbasics.aspx> ! The average household could
recycle at least 5+ more lbs/week or 260 more lbs/year. Consider how to
reduce food waste
<http://www.cambridgema.gov/theworks/ourservices/recyclingandtrash/faqrecycl
ingandrubbish/compostingquestions/compostpilot/reducefoodwaste.aspx> in the
first place, or compost
<http://www.cambridgema.gov/theworks/ourservices/recyclingandtrash/faqrecycl
ingandrubbish/compostingquestions.aspx> what¹s left. Choose to reuse and
learn how to repair broken items. Visit our Get Rid of It Right
<http://www.cambridgema.gov/theworks/permitsanddocuments/Documents/Documents
/R/Recycling/Newsletters/~/link.aspx?_id=CAC86088763340D29E4B206431661D69&_z
=z> page for where to donate clothing, furniture, household goods,
electronics, and more.
Curbside Recycling Trash
20149,315 tons
8.1 pounds per household per week14,936 tons
18.2 pounds per household per week
Percent Change 0% increase over 2013 1% decrease over 2013
Figures shown include residences served by city trash and recycling services
and city buildings. Business, universities and many large multi-family
buildings get private service and are not included here. Recycling tons are
paper, cardboard, and containers collected in the curbside program only. It
does not include other materials collected for recycling or composting
including appliances, electronics, or yard waste. As of December 2014,
44,200 households get city recycling service. 31,500 households get city
trash service.
____________________________________________________________________________
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Forward this eNewsletter to your friends & family in Cambridge. If you
would like to be taken off this list, email ³unsubscribe² to
recycle(a)cambridgema.gov <mailto:recycle@cambridgema.gov> .
· Missed recycling or trash? Please use iReport
<http://www.cambridgema.gov/iReport.aspx> or call DPW at 617-349-4800
<tel:617-349-4800> by 12 noon the day after collection to make a request.
· During winter, clear snow to curb so collection crews can access
your trash barrels and recycling toters and they are not behind snow
banks.For more click here
<http://www.cambridgema.gov/theworks/permitsanddocuments/Documents/Documents
/R/Recycling/Newsletters/~/link.aspx?_id=079AB255AEF24265999B86374E8FF23E&_z
=z> . Thank you.
· Request for toters, brochures, labels,or posters? Use our online
form.
<http://www.cambridgema.gov/theworks/ourservices/recyclingandtrash/curbsidec
ollections/curbsiderecyclingbasics/BlueBinRequestForm.aspx>
· ³Like² the Cambridge DPW on Facebook
<http://www.facebook.com/pages/City-of-Cambridge-Department-of-Public-Works-
Official/100857050004033> or follow us on Twitter
<https://twitter.com/CambridgeDPW> .
· During holiday weeks, trash, recycling and yard waste collection is
delayed one day. Checkthe 2015 collection schedule
<http://www.cambridgema.gov/theworks/ourservices/recyclingandtrash/schedulea
ndroutes.aspx> .
· Furniture in good condition? Schedule afree pick up from inside
your home with the Coalition for the Homeless for the for the last Friday
and the first Monday of every month, except holidays. Items must be clean
and usable. Someone¹s gonna love your stuff. Email pictures of your
good-condition furniture to donations(a)mahomeless.org
<mailto:donations@mahomeless.org> and include your address, phone number
and put ³Cambridge Pickup² in the subject line.They take kitchen tables &
chairs, couches & sofa chairs, ottomans, hutches, end tables, coffee tables,
bed frames, dressers, bookshelves, cabinets, rugs, lamps, dishes, pots &
pans, and blankets & linens. Your donation helps low-income and formerly
homeless families furnish their apartments at no cost to them. For more,
visit CambridgeMA.Gov/Furniture <http://www.cambridgema.gov/furniture> .
Thanks for reading, and spreading the word! J
Ms. Randi Mail
Recycling Director
City of Cambridge
CambridgeMa.gov/Recycle <http://www.cambridgema.gov/recycle>
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CONNECT
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Transportation Planning Public Meeting
You are invited to participate in an evaluation of the
transportation-planning process in the Boston region.
Every four years, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and Federal
Transit Administration (FTA) are required by law to review the metropolitan
planning process conducted by the Boston Region MPO and its partners in
order to certify that they are carrying out the process in accordance with
all applicable Federal requirements.
As part of the review, the federal agencies would like to hear the views of
members of the public on how the metropolitan transportation-planning
process is conducted in the Boston region. The FHWA and FTA are particularly
interested in hearing from people who have participated in some aspect of
the MPO's work.
Please attend the public meeting that will be conducted by the FHWA and FTA:
When: January 15, 2015, 5:30 PM-7:00 PM
Where: Conference Rooms 2 and 3, State Transportation Building, 10 Park
Plaza, Boston, MA 02116
You may also submit your thoughts, comments, or observations before January
15, 2015, to:
FHWA: Pamela Stephenson, Division
Administrator, FHWA
55 Broadway, 10th Floor, Cambridge, MA 02142
Email: michael.a.chong(a)dot.gov
OR
FTA: Mary Beth Mello, Regional Administrator, FTA
55 Broadway, Suite 920, Cambridge, MA 02142
Email: nicolas.garcia(a)dot.gov
For detailed schedules of public transportation services available for
getting to and from the meeting, please visit the MBTA's website,
www.mbta.com
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pcFik8hLGC95TBVy9_OcNCcRA==> , or call MBTA Customer Service at (617)
222-3200 or (800) 392-6100, or via TTY at (617) 222-5146. Driving directions
may be generated from Google Maps (https://maps.google.com
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pcFik8hLGC95TBVy9_OcNCcRA==> ).
Meeting locations are accessible to people with disabilities and are near
public transportation. Upon request (preferably two weeks in advance of the
meeting), every effort will be made to provide accommodations such as
assistive-listening devices, materials in accessible formats and in
languages other than English, and interpreters of American Sign Language and
other languages. If you'd like to request accommodations, please contact the
MPO staff at (617) 973-7100 (voice), (617) 973-7089 (TTY), (617) 973-8855
(fax), or publicinformation(a)ctps.org (email).
Source: Community
CCTV Open House
Ever wondered what it would be like to host your own TV show? Have an idea
for a video project but not sure where to begin? Looking to get back into
video? Now is your chance to take your vision to the next level.
On Thursday, January 15th, CCTV will open its doors to the public for a
close up look at the possibilities available to you. Join us from 6:30-8:00
PM to get a behind-the-scenes look at how CCTV works and benefits the
community. Chat with staff about your goals and ideas, and how CCTV can help
put them in motion. Check out our production gear and facilities. And of
course, enjoy some snacks as you learn!
Bring your ideas and questions and join us at the CCTV studio, 438
Massachusetts Ave in Central Square, Cambridge.
For information, call (617) 661-6900 or visit www.cctvcambridge.org/join
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Source: CCTV
Annual MLK Day Commemoration & Remembrance
Date: Monday, January 19, 2015 * 11:00 AM
Location: St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Central Sq., Cambridge
In this time of renewed focus on the challenges of racism and violence - and
on action for peace and justice - please join us as we remember and
celebrate the life and work of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.:
* 11:00 AM to 12:45 PM: Celebration of Dr. King's Life and Work for Peace,
Justice, and Transformation * inside St. Peter's Episcopal Church * 838
Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge
* 12:45 to 1:45 PM: Lunch and Gathering at the Church * In the undercroft
(basement) at St. Peter's Episcopal Church * 838 Massachusetts Ave.,
Cambridge
In 1967, Martin Luther King described what he saw as the most serious
challenge for our society. In his words, "We must rapidly begin the shift
from a thing-oriented society to a person-oriented society. When machines
and computers, profit motives and property rights, are considered more
important than people, the giant triplets of racism, extreme materialism,
and militarism are incapable of being conquered." Almost 50 years later, the
United States still faces these three existential challenges to our values
as a nation.
The City of Cambridge will honor and remember Dr. King and his legacy as we
gather at St. Peter's Episcopal Church to hear members of the Cambridge
community share readings of Dr. King's words calling for peace, justice and
transformation. We will also feature remarks from Keith Harvey, Executive
Director of the New England Regional Office of the American Friends Service
Committee (AFSC) since 1992.
In addition to the Peace Commission's Commemoration and Remembrance at St.
Peter's Episcopal Church, once again Many Helping Hands will sponsor
volunteer activities for its Day of Service from 2:00 to 5:00 PM
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7Qqfn4rE2XZqU4-KBObfpcFik8hLGC95TBVy9_OcNCcRA==> at City Hall, St. Peter's,
the YWCA, the Senior Center and other sites. After January 1, for more
information about what is happening that day, visit www.cambridgema/peace
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For directions to St. Peter's Episcopal Church, located at 838 Massachusetts
Ave. at the corner of Sellers St. in Central Square, please, visit
www.saintpeterscambridge.org
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Source: Brian Corr, Executive Director, Cambridge Peace Commission
Many Voices Project
Join in an exciting project which will take place over the next 10 days:
Many Voices Project
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mAKiBbM0_sLPpzg=&c=BtqjGOJaflnccrRoITGk4Ja3-IFurJ3gQK8OQapZ54hqhEySTjtxlA==&
ch=uNtLyTuQE7Qqfn4rE2XZqU4-KBObfpcFik8hLGC95TBVy9_OcNCcRA==> - Creating
Conversations About Race and Equality in Cambridge. Jessica Lander and Jean
Dany Joachim have created a city-wide conversation project to respond to the
events of Ferguson, Staten Island, as well as persistent racism in
Cambridge. In the next two weeks they are holding Haiku poetry workshops and
discussions across the city. A website exists so that more people can
participate. All of the Haikus will be collected and compiled in a book of
poems that will be shared with city residents on Martin Luther King Day
(January 19th) at City Hall. Participate in the project in these next ten
days leading up to Martin Luther King Day. Learn more:
http://manyvoicescambridge.wix.com/manyvoices
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AAJPU1iPmFirQcZhoDOwxrZ4416x0wdMYi-v57u6Up7d6vosb2fWvVPuLpTukdQS3B6Bbzsi3JIj
mAKiBbM0_sLPpzg=&c=BtqjGOJaflnccrRoITGk4Ja3-IFurJ3gQK8OQapZ54hqhEySTjtxlA==&
ch=uNtLyTuQE7Qqfn4rE2XZqU4-KBObfpcFik8hLGC95TBVy9_OcNCcRA==> With many good
wishes for the new year,Jessica LanderTeacher, Writer, Graduate Student Jean
Dany JoachimPoet, Professor, Past Cambridge Poet Populist This project is
being supported by a grant for Responses to Ferguson by the Harvard Graduate
School of Education
Source: Jessica Lander & Jean Dany Joachim
ReelAbilities Boston Film Festival 2015
Now in its fourth year, ReelAbilities Boston Film Festival
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pcFik8hLGC95TBVy9_OcNCcRA==> will be screening a wide and exciting variety
of disability-related movies between February 19 and March 2 in 2015.
Included in the film mix this year will be feature-length motion pictures,
international films, documentaries, short program films, and some movies
that may just defy categorization.
One thing all of these films do have in common: they have all been selected
in fulfillment of ReelAbilities' mission -- dedicated to promoting awareness
and appreciation of the lives, stories, and artistic expressions of people
with different disabilities from a variety of communities.
One in five Americans has a disability, according to the U.S. Census. "Yet
the experiences and perspectives of people with disabilities are too often
marginalized, or misunderstood," says ReelAbilities Boston Film Festival
Director Ellie Pierce. "Quality films that engage and challenge can play a
role in changing this."
Disability Reframed: A Community Film Series is pleased to be partnering
with ReelAbilities Boston again in 2015 for a free screening of Stand Clear
of the Closing Doors on Tuesday, February 24 at 6:00 PM.
Co-presented by the Boston Jewish Film Festival, the ReelAbilities Boston
Film Festival 2015 will be screening over two dozen films in 14 different
venues from Boston and Cambridge to Springfield and Longmeadow. Most films
are free, but some do require ticket purchase. For tickets, updates and more
information, including descriptions of all the films, visit
www.reelboston.org
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pcFik8hLGC95TBVy9_OcNCcRA==> or call (617) 244-9899.
Source: Community
People's State of the Union
Join your neighbors for the People's State of the Union. What: People's
State of the Union Story ShareWhen: Wednesday, January 28, 7:00-8:30 PMRSVP:
This event is FREE. Please sign up via Eventbrite at:
bit.ly/peoples-state-of-the-union-2015
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fjdJmnAJUJAfiUrvO6BPk_5RXKMtQYcGoLGWao-kZ1IcdlGYHGBBLH40oXvNb-shd9OoO7V57FNz
S49z5ty8mG72Sls=&c=BtqjGOJaflnccrRoITGk4Ja3-IFurJ3gQK8OQapZ54hqhEySTjtxlA==&
ch=uNtLyTuQE7Qqfn4rE2XZqU4-KBObfpcFik8hLGC95TBVy9_OcNCcRA==> or contact
Phoebe Sinclair at (617) 349-6287 x10 or psinclair(a)agassiz.org Once a year,
the President delivers the State of the Union address, a speech meant to
highlight important national issues from the past year and suggest
priorities for the coming year. It's a broadcast from one to many. But what
if, once a year, we could all speak and listen to each other? What if We the
People reflected in our own communities on the condition of our culture and
the state of our union locally, nationally, globally? What if we could
supplement the President's stories with our own? The People's State of the
Union is an invitation to do just that.
In collaboration with U.S. Department of Art and Culture, we are hosting a
story circle that will combine with others across the nation to present a
People's State of the Union address. A story circle is a simple gathering
that invites community members to share personal experience, building group
wisdom on a particular topic - in this case, the state of our union. Story
circles are based in a practice of deep listening and authentic spontaneous
sharing. Each participant gets equal time to share a personal story or two,
riffing off a common theme or series of prompts. Learn more at:
http://usdac.us/
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pcFik8hLGC95TBVy9_OcNCcRA==>
Source: Agassiz Baldwin Community & Agassiz Neighborhood Council
Think: Kids Collaborative Problem Solving Approach
Do you ever feel frustrated with your child? Find yourself shouting often
and imposing punishments or rewards in reaction to challenging behavior? Do
you wish you had a more effective parenting approach that also helps to
build a better relationship between you and your child? Then this training
is for you. Think:Kids Collaborative Problem Solving parenting model is a
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Post in Lost & Found
<https://avonhillcambridge.nextdoor.com/lost_and_found/>
Lost cat? <https://avonhillcambridge.nextdoor.com/news_feed/?post=8703591>
56m ago
Anne Greenwood <https://avonhillcambridge.nextdoor.com/profile/696831> from
Avon Hill
Is anyone missing a cat? For the last few weeks, a large white cat with dark
brown or black spots has been hanging out in our yard on Washington Avenue
on Avon Hill. While the cat is welcome to be in our yard, the cat seems to
be here a lot and throughout some tough winter weather conditions. I thought
it was worth mentioning in case the cat is lost. If you need more
information, let me know.
Shared with Avon Hill in Lost & Found
<https://avonhillcambridge.nextdoor.com/lost_and_found/>
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Tai Chi for Health and Balance will introduce participants to the deep
bodywork of tai chi, encompassing targeted relaxation, posture and stance
exercises, qigong, and selected techniques from classic tai chi practice.
Exercises will emphasize gentle stretching, core alignment and efficiencies
of movement. The history and health benefits of tai chi will also be
discussed, and practice modified for those with physical limitations.
Cost: $10
Dates: Saturdays, January 10, 17, 24 & 31
Time: 10:45-11:45 AM
Location: Lesley University, University Hall, 1815 Mass Ave., Room 4-020
Teacher: Jean Lukitsh has studied with tai chi master Bow Sim Mark since
1978, and is an instructor at Mark's school in Boston's Chinatown. She has
taught tai chi at Brandeis University, Boston Medical Center Pain Clinic,
Braintree Rehabilitation Hospital, and MGH, as well as classes for seniors
at Amy Lowell House and Youville Hospital. Jean has a Master's degree in
gerontology nursing from the MGH Institute of Health Professions. Her
specialty area is healthy aging.
If you have questions about LWN Tai Chi please contact Colin Barr at
cbarr(a)agassiz.org.
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Colin Barr
Living Well Network Coordinator
Agassiz Baldwin Community
www.agassiz.org/
cbarr(a)agassiz.org
617-349-6287 x21
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Begin forwarded message:
> From: Dan Goldner <dangoldner(a)gmail.com>
> Date: January 1, 2015 at 6:28:55 PM EST
> To: Liz Vandermark <wdchp123(a)aol.com>, Rryals(a)comcast.net
> Subject: Fwd: found dog
>
> Hi Ruth and Liz,
> Would you mind forwarding this to any neighborhood list serves you are on? People who want to contact me about the dog can email me at dangoldner(a)gmail.com or call me at 617 785 6219. Thanks...
>
> Happy New Year!
> Dan
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Dan Goldner <dangoldner(a)gmail.com>
> Date: Thursday, January 1, 2015
> Subject: found dog
> To: Jacksonhall(a)gmail.com
>
>
> thanks
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