Congratulations to Jacob Sinclair-Steeves, the winner of the first ever Martins Pond Scholarship. Jacob’s essay was chosen from the excellent pool of applications. Next year’s scholarship details will be announced in Spring 2018. Jacob’s entry p1 | p2
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On Wednesday, May 31, 2017 Martin’s Pond will be treated for watermilfoil and fanwort. Both are highly aggressive invasive plants that can quickly overtake small lakes and ponds. If not controlled, milfoil and fanwort can have damaging effects on natural wildlife, vegetation and recreational activities as they will continue to grow at a very rapid pace. SOLitude Lake Management of Shrewsbury, MA has been retained to respond to this invasive plant infestation. Please note the following important information regarding this
Our hearts go out to our neighbors that lost their home this morning. Thank you to the North Reading, MA Firefighters Local 1857 and the fire departments from surrounding towns for keeping it contained. House ‘completely leveled’ after possible explosion in North Reading A North Reading home is “completely leveled,” firefighters say after a 2-alarm fire ripped through the building. More info @ http://ift.tt/2qIoJM6 Automated post from Martins Pond – http://ift.tt/1PFe6Un May 20, 2017 at 11:57AM
Dog Breath Photography was featured on WCVB’s Chronicle on May 2. Kaylee Greer grew up in the Martin’s Pond neighborhood. Her pet photography is amazing. from Martins Pond http://ift.tt/1PFe6Un
Martin’s Pond Community Pride Scholarship The Martin’s Pond Association is proud to offer a $500 scholarship to be awarded to a graduating senior from the Martin’s Pond neighborhood in North Reading towards the pursuit of college or trade school. In the spirit of community pride, neighbors fully funded this award. The scholarship will be awarded based on a submitted essay. Essays will be judged based on honesty, integrity, thoughtfulness, respect for the environment, and neighborhood pride. A hardcopy of
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The Haunted Hornet Halloween event October 15 will not be held at Clarke Park–it will be at the Batchelder School in the center of town. Shuttles will run from the parking at the Middle/High school. Watch the Friends of Hornet Productions site for more details!