Community Corner
Need Help Raking Your Yard? The Lions and Community Teens Can Help
Medfield Lions Club and Medfield High School Community Teens are offering a free service by which they will remove leaves for Medfield residents who are elderly, experiencing financial hardship, or physically unable to perform the chores.
Do you have too many leaves in your yard and cannot do the cleanup yourself, or maybe you can't afford to hire someone to remove the leaves?
That's where the MHS Community Teens and Medfield Lions come in.
They can help you rake leaves, compost them in your backyard, or have Greg Kay’s Shady Tree Landscaping Service vacuum the leaves at your curb.
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This year's fall clean-up event will be Saturday, Nov. 10 with a morning session from 9 a.m. to noon, and an afternoon session from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
There is no cost for the clean-up service which is intended for Medfield residents who are elderly, experiencing financial hardship, or physically unable to perform the chores.
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The deadline to register is Oct. 31. Space is limited, first come, first served.
Registration forms are available at the Medfield Library and The Center at Medfield. Completed forms should be mailed to John Carey, 19 Delaware Road, Medfield; or you can call Carey at 508-359-4861 or Steve Kramer at 508-359-6921.
You will receive a telephone call to confirm time for your clean up session.
About the Medfield Lions Club
The Medfield Lions Club, celebrating its 68th anniversary, is a member of the world's largest service club organization with nearly 1.4 million men and women in 190 countries who volunteer their time and energy to serve their communities and lead the effort to prevent and reverse blindnessln Lions are members of the world’s largest and most active service club organization. Check out their new web page here.
