Get spring cleaning tips at the Walpole library
Walpole native to debut new circus on March 19
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Walpole native and 2014 Walpole High graduate Doug Stewart is preparing to debut a new circus group, called “Cirque Us,” on March 19 at the Aircraft Aerial Arts center in Somerville.
Cirque Us’s shows will feature many acts and performances, including clowns, aerial acrobatics, contortionists and tight wire-walkers.
“It’s going to feature everything you...
Walpole celebrates St. Patrick
Walpole Peace and Justice Group hosting book talk
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Dr. Andrew Bacevich will give a talk on his upcoming book, “America’s War for the Greater Middle East,” on Monday, March 21 at 7 p.m. at the Walpole Public Library.
In his book, Dr. Bacevich makes a searing reassessment of U.S. military policy in the Middle East. Over the past four decades, U.S. forces...
Confederate flag removed from home behind Walpole High
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A Confederate flag that has been flown from private property located just behind Turco Field at Walpole High was removed last Thursday, according to Walpole Police.
According to Walpole Deputy Police Chief Chris Mackenzie, the Walpole Police Department was notified that the flag was no longer flying on Thursday afternoon. A detective was...
Mick Morgan 5K to be held this Saturday in Walpole
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The 5th Annual Mick Morgan’s St. Patrick’s 5K will be held this year on Saturday, March 19. The annual 5K benefits March for Meals.
Race registration begins at 8 a.m. on Saturday March 19, with a 9 a.m. start time. Pre-race day bib, runners’ bag and T-shirt pick up is scheduled for Friday...
Siemens tax agreement passed at Walpole Special Town Meeting
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Walpole Town Meeting representatives passed a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) agreement between the Town of Walpole and Siemens at a Special Town Meeting on March 7 with a vote of 76-51.
The Tax Increment Financing agreement would grant Siemens a reduction in new property taxes for a proposed $300 million expansion project the company...
Walpole High opening ‘Once on This Island’ this weekend
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By Douglas McCulloch
Hometown Weekly Staff
Walpole High theater students are preparing to open their winter production of “Once on This Island,” which will premier on March 12 at 7:30 p.m. A second showing will occur on March 13 at 3 p.m. Both performances will be held at the Walpole High auditorium.
"Once On This...
Sanders and Trump win Walpole primary
Walpole voters nominated Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Bernie Sanders to be presidential nominees during the March 1 Massachusetts presidential primary.
A total of 8,300 of Walpole’s 17,163 registered voters participated in this year’s presidential primary.
Republican front-runner Donald Trump took both Walpole and the Massachusetts nomination with a large lead. He picked up 1,805...
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February closes out a mild winter in Walpole
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February was bracketed by a 64-degree maximum on February 1 and a 65-degree maximum on February 29.
Within the month, there was an additional day of over 60-degree weather and seven more days exceeding 50 degrees. The record low for the month was set on February 14 with a temperature of -12 degrees....
Author to discuss 1919 World Series at the Walpole Library
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The infamous 1919 World Series will be covered by local author Charles Fountain, starting at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 16 in the Community Room of the Walpole Public Library.
Fountain’s book is titled “The Betrayal” and it has all the details of the scandal that led to the birth of modern baseball.
In...
Walpole Children’s Theatre opens ‘The Prince and the Pauper’
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By Caroline Ahearn
Hometown Weekly Intern
The Walpole Children's Theatre opened its winter production, "The Prince and The Pauper" by James DeVita, this past weekend.
Directed by Laura Barry, Mark Twain’s classic tale comes to life onstage, adapted with dynamic female roles, creative staging and a perfect balance of poignant and hilarious moments.
When...
Walpole teacher wins Goldin Foundation award
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Bird Middle science teacher David Kujawski has received an award from the Goldin Foundation for Excellence in Education.
Every year, the Goldin Foundation selects several teachers to recognize who "have made outstanding contributions in their classrooms, schools and communities,” according to the Goldin Foundation’s website. This year, among several other educators in the...
Walpole Knights of Columbus to serve St. Patrick’s Day dinner
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The Walpole Knights of Columbus will be serving their famous St Patrick’s Day dinner on March 19 and the council hall at 137 Stone Street.
A corned beef dinner will be served, along with coffee and desserts. The cost to attend the dinner is $15 per person.
For more information about the dinner...
South Walpole Community Preschool accepting scholarship applications
