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Medfield People: Interview with Retired EMTs
Watch Ann Thompson on Medfield TV as she interviews former Medfield EMTs.
Theresa Knapp, Patch Staff
Theresa Knapp, Patch Staff
- Medfield, MA
Theresa was a freelance writer for many years and is a graduate of Harvard University. She enjoys writing because each new story is a like new adventure -- no two are ever alike. She started freelancing in Medfield in 2010 and fell in love with the town -- so much so that she moved there shortly thereafter.
When not writing, she can be found exploring New England with her children, enjoying visits to Upstate New York where she grew up, or exploring her new MetroWest hometown.
If you have a story idea or photo opportunity for Patch, feel free to send it to theresa.knapp@patch.com
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School Committee Agenda Includes Field Trips to Spain and Nature's Classroom, FY13 Budget, and More
Here's a look at the agenda for tonight's School Committee meeting.
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Hydrant Flushing Today, April 8
Here is a list of hydrants that will be flushed on Monday and Tuesday.
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Irate Man Yelling in Street, Defib, Girls at School, and More
Here's a glance at the Medfield safety log for April 4 and April 5.
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Last Week: New School Superintendent, 25% Water Rate Increase, Mom and Dad with Cancer
Here's a look at last week's headlines.
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Transfer Station Open TODAY, Sunday
The Transfer Station will be open on Sundays, April 7, 14, 21 and 28 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Origami Author to Visit Park Street Books on Sunday
Tom Angleberger, author of new book "Art2 D2's Guide to Folding and Doodling" will be at Park Street Books on April 7.
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Blue Moon Now Serving Pizza on Friday Night
Meet me at the Moon.
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Three Houses Sold in Medfield Last Week
Here's a look at what houses sold in Medfield last week.
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Marsden's Medfield's Choice for Superintendent of Schools
Wrentham Superintendent of Schools Jeff Marsden was the Medfield School Committee's unanimous choice for the next Superintendent of Schools. Contact negotiations still have to be completed.
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New School Superintendent: Dr. Jeffrey Marsden
Jeff Marsden was the Medfield School Committee's unanimous choice for the next Superintendent of Schools.
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Van Pulled Up Next to Her, Man Jumped Out and Put Sticker on Her Car...and More
Here is a glance at the Medfield safety log for April 3 and April 4.
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Hydrant Flushing on Sunday
Here is a list of hydrants that will be flushed on Sunday. There is no hydrant flushing on Saturdays.
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Dispose of Household Hazardous Waste on Saturday
Today, April 6, is this year's Household Hazardous Day.
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Medfield Picks Wrentham's Marsden to be Superintendent of Schools
The Medfield School Committee selected Jeff Marsden, the Wrentham superintendent of schools, as their new superintendent Thursday.
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Water Rates to Increase 25 Percent Shortly
The Board of Water and Sewerage has suggested a 25 percent rate increase to cover expenses and upcoming projects.
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Mom and Dad With Cancer Need Community's Help
You can help a local couple with cancer.
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Hydrant Flushing Today, April 4
Here is a list of hydrants that will be flushed today and tomorrow.
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Rabid Raccoon, Stealing Scrap, Extended Restraining Order, More Mailbox Damage, Etc.
Here's a glance at the Medfield safety log for April 1 and April 2.
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Medfield on YouTube: Lord's Lunch Counter
This local boy clearly enjoyed his last breakfast (and the music) before Lord's Department Store closed in February.
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