Join us for a special presentation on June6 directly from the Rotary International Convention! Bob Anthony will speak on the new mental health initiative in the Reed Room in Town Hall. Please register in advance: https://bit.ly/3MGo2yt
On May 16th we were joined by Alison Field-Juma who spoke about the Concord River and the Talbot Mills Dam. Alison Field-Juma is the Executive Director of OARS, a non-profit located in Concord founded in 1986. OARS works to restore and protect the health of the Sudbury, Assabet and Concord Rivers for all people and wildlife using science-based advocacy, education and recreation. OARS increases awareness of the value of these three rivers, grows public engagement in their stewardship, and works to build long-term sustainable use of water resources through science-based advocacy. OARS is the Project Manager for the dam removal project.
Thank you to everyone that volunteered at our Meals for Kids meal packaging event on Saturday! Over 120 members of our community worked together to package 20,000 meals with Rise Against Hunger! We were lucky to have members of the Lexington Rotary Club, Concord Rotary Club, Bedford Interact Club, Lexington Interact Club, Concord/Carlisle Interact Club, Carlisle Interact Club, and District 7910 serve as wonderful ambassadors, exemplifying what it means to be a Rotarian. This event would not have been possible without the partnership offered by Sharon Spaulding (Concord Club) and Spencer Betts and Allan Azoff (Lexington Club). Thank you to the Knights of Columbus in Lexington for an awesome venue! Photos to come!
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