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Thursday, May 23, 2013

Things Are Rolling Along at Kingsbury Grist Mill

A new water wheel was installed at the mill on Tuesday.

After nearly 100 years, the Kingsbury Grist Mill is well on its way to being operational again.  On Tuesday, a new water wheel was installed -- and blessed by Father Leroy Owens of St. Edward the Confessor -- at the mill at Kingsbury Pond on Spring Street (Route 27). The wheel is 10 feet in diameter and close to its original size, according to research done by the Kingsbury Grist Mill Committee. It is a breastshot wheel where the water hits in the middle and spins the wheel backwards. "It's been a very busy couple of days," said Dick Judge, a member of the committee he revitalized last year.  In fact, the mill's restoration has been in the works since the 1980s when an original Kingsbury Grist Mill Committee was appointed to address the …

Steven Catanese

6:52 pm on Thursday, May 23, 2013

Fantastic job! It's amazing how much money can be raised with nickels. We should encourage people to put their returnable cans in the blue bins rather than recycle them in the mixed bins or even worse throwing them away on the tip floor.   more ›

Monday, January 28, 2013

Weekend Weather Perfect for Winter Sports

Did you do anything to take advantage of the weekend's very cool temps?

  The weekend was hopping (or gliding?) at Kingsbury Pond where folks were skating, playing hockey, and having lunch. Did you do anything to take advantage of the freezing cold temps? If so, tell us in the comments.

Ken Koellner

7:51 am on Monday, January 28, 2013

Skiing was great at Wachusett on Saturday. Took a long walk in the wetlands along the Stop River down by the Medfield/Norfolk/Walpole line. It's all froze up so you can walk anywhere (except the river itself).   more ›

Friday, August 19, 2011

Uniquely Medfield

25 Things to Do in Medfield Before Summer Ends

Here's a list of 25 last chance things to do in Medfield before school starts and summer ends.

Boston.com is running an article entitled "25 things to do in the Boston area before the end of summer." This is our own Medfield version. Before the warm days of summer leave us, here are some reminders of all the things left to do before the fun comes to a close.

Audrey R. Werner

12:58 am on Wednesday, September 21, 2011

When I was a child back in 1930-1940 my father and mother used to take us blue berry picking on the "Island". I'm wondering if this could be "Devil's Foot Island? Although it was never brought to our attention that there was any devil's foot carved in stone there. Audrey Werner Coming (Placentia, California)   more ›

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