Friday, March 11, 2011
For anyone that thinks March is just that month the ushers in spring, I’ve got news for you – its jammed packed with randomness!
I love strange holidays, especially in March when there isn’t too much to celebrate. That’s if you don’t know about the lesser-known ones. Last week, Bellingham South Elementary marked Dr. Seuss’ birthday with a community reading day and lunch of green eggs and ham. Today, my kids came home to home-made chocolate chip cookies because it’s national cookie week (plus, I’m always looking for reasons to bake and eat sweets!) For anyone that thinks March is just that month the ushers in spring, I’ve got news for you – its jammed packed with randomness! Here are just a few ways you and your family can celebrate your way through March. National Chocolate Chip Cookie Week – happening now! Did you know the chocolate chip cookie was accidentally …
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Families can be a part of March madness by checking out some local hot spots for fun and games!
Families can be a part of March madness by checking out some local hot spots for fun and games!
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
There may still be snow on the ground but temps are continuing to rise in the region. Here are some ways you and your family can welcome spring!
There may still be snow on the ground, but temps are continuing to rise in the region. Here are some signs of spring! The VFW hall in Walpole is hosting a Spring Craft show on Saturday, March 5 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 108 Robbins Road in Walpole. Local crafters will be showcasing spring crafts perfect for Easter and/or Mother’s Day. You can grab lunch at the adjoining pub room, and you can feel good about any purchases because the event is being sponsored to help a King Philip senior with college expenses. Adults can enjoy the show for $1, kids are free. See maple sugaring as it was done in early 19th-century rural New England in Old Sturbridge Village’s working sugar camp. See the process - from the tapping of the trees though "…
