By jan adie on Feb 28, 2007 in Events, Schools | 0 Comments
The DHS Grad Night Committee is hosting a fundraiser Comedy Night on Thursday, March 22nd at 7pm at the Acacia Club on Sladen Street in Dracut.
There will be 3 comedians and lots of laughs for all. Tickets are $15. Bring your own drinks and snacks.
By Shawn on Feb 28, 2007 in Religion | 2 Comments
Blogs all over the middle east seem to be talking about a crypt that was found nearly 27 years ago, and James Cameron’s efforts to determine whether it is the the true resting place of Jesus, Mary, Mary Magdalene, and a number of others including “Judah, son of Jesus”.
A press conference, including a description of [...]
By Shawn on Feb 27, 2007 in Articles | 1 Comment
By Dennis Shaughnessey, dshaughnessey@lowellsun.com Lowell Sun
DRACUT — The School Committee put off discussion of Superintendent Elaine Espindle’s evaluation last night until they can meet with her privately and go over the specifics.
“We had every intention of doing it tonight but we just didn’t have the chance to sit down with her,” said committee Chairman Ron [...]
By Shawn on Feb 27, 2007 in Massachusetts, Town Committees/Boards | 0 Comments
From the Boston Globe.. Feb 25, 2007
DRACUT
ADDED DUTIES — State Treasurer Tim Cahill recently named Thomas McAnespie, a member of the town’s Capital Planning Committee, as assistant treasurer for the state’s Abandoned Property Division. McAnespie’s duties now include managing the Massachusetts School Building Authority, diversifying assets of the state retirement fund, and working with banking [...]
By Shawn on Feb 27, 2007 in Municipal, Schools | 1 Comment
During the School Committee meeting last night, the members took the opportunity to have Superintendent Elaine Espindle explain what the schools do to limit access to MySpace and other websites that are innappropriate for use in a school environment, and then voted to support the implimentation of such safety features at the town library.
Espindle was [...]
By Shawn on Feb 26, 2007 in Articles, Local Businesses | 0 Comments
By Michael Lafleur, mlafleur@lowellsun.com Lowell Sun
A proposal to sell one of its New Hampshire Boy Scout camps to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is roiling the Yankee Clipper Council of the Boy Scouts of America, which serves Greater Lowell.
Council President John Skelton of Billerica and the council’s 36-member executive board have scheduled [...]
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