Dependable Cleaners

At Dependable Cleaners, we take pride in providing top-notch cleaning services for all your clothing needs and especially your bedspreads and comforters. We understand that these items not only add comfort but also contribute to the overall aesthetic of your bedroom. Our team of highly skilled professionals employs the latest cleaning techniques and equipment to ensure a thorough and effective cleaning process. We pay meticulous attention to detail, treating each bedspread and comforter with care and precision. Our goal is to remove dirt, stains, and odors, while preserving the quality and softness of your bedding. With Dependable Cleaners, you can trust that your bedspreads and comforters will be returned to you fresh, clean, and ready to enhance your sleep experience. Dependable is the dry cleaning specialist for all your clothing, linens and specialty items. We offer Style service for couture and designer clothing, restoration and preservation of wedding &amp; christening gowns and much more! 12 locations in Boston, South Shore &amp; Metro West plus delivery in over 45 cities and towns 2 Laundromats 320 Quincy Ave, Quincy - and - 1141 Dorchester Ave, Savin Hill - Both Laundromats have free Parking! www.DependableCleaners.com Voted Best of City by Boston Common Magazine 2024 &amp; 2025, and Best of South Shore 2025!

Norfolk County

MA Patch Team

Boston Metropolitan Area

Quincy

Massachusetts

At Dependable Cleaners, we take pride in providing top-notch cleaning services for all your clothing needs and especially your bedspreads and...

Our Trimming the Tavern Holiday Event is coming!

Golden Ball Tavern Museum

The Golden Ball Tavern Museum is open for our annual Holiday Extravaganza - "Trimming the Tavern "Here's to the Red, White and Blue". From December 8th to December 13th, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free and Family Friendly - visit the beautifully decorated rooms created with the theme of the 250th anniversary of the Revolution...by a team of community partners. DON"T MISS THIS! Our museum offers visitors a different perspective on the American Revolution. Our museum, housed in a historic Pre-Revolutionary home and tavern in Weston, Massachusetts, tells the other side of the story – that of the Loyalists during the War of Independence. Notably, the Museum is among only a handful of institutions in the country dedicated to bringing to life the Loyalist experience. We also tell the story of six generations of the same family living in the same house for almost 200 years! Join us to learn more about colonial life and beyond. Our last open house history tours of the museum for 2025 will be on Thursday, December 18th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free and family friendly! The Golden Ball Tavern Museum is entirely self-sustaining and operates with the support our our members and donors. Learn more at www.goldenballtavern.org. The museum is on the The National Register of Historic Places

Middlesex County

Weston

The Golden Ball Tavern Museum is open for our annual Holiday Extravaganza - "Trimming the Tavern "Here's to the Red, White and Blue". From December...

All three ballot questions and all candidates running for election handily won in today's election in Weston. The ballot questions, which dealt with Proposition 2 1/2 debt exclusions to pay for some capital projects, such as the high school science labs and middle school roof, passed easily. Question 1 was 377 yes, 69 no, 8 blank. Question 2 was 385 yes, 60 no, 9 blanks. Question 3 was 388 yes, 57 no, 9 blanks. Now that the questions have all passed, it remains up to Town Meeting to allocate funds to those capital projects.   All races for candidates running for town office were officially uncontested, though a write-in candidate for moderator, Isabella Jancourtz, received 52 write-in votes. Current moderator Wendy Spector received 334 votes. A PDF with a full list of results is available on the <a href="http://www.weston.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">town's website</a> and to the right.

All three ballot questions and all candidates running for election handily won in today's election in Weston.

The ballot questions, which dealt with Proposition 2 1/2 debt exclusions to pay for some capital projects, such as the high school science labs and middle school roof, passed easily. Question 1 was 377 yes, 69 no, 8 blank. Question 2 was 385 yes, 60 no, 9 blanks. Question 3 was 388 yes, 57 no, 9 blanks. Now that the questions have all passed, it remains up to Town Meeting to allocate funds to those capital projects.

All races for candidates running for town office were officially uncontested, though a write-in candidate for moderator, Isabella Jancourtz, received 52 write-in votes. Current moderator Wendy Spector received 334 votes. A PDF with a full list of results is available on the <a href="http://www.weston.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">town's website</a> and to the right.

Results from the 2011 town election in Weston.