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Sullivans Travels: A look back at 2020 in Natick Goodbye and good riddance. Between a coronavirus pandemic that stretched wwwaaayyy too long, and an election season that got wwwaaayyyy too intense, it’s small wonder we’re not in a dark corner, peeking over the parapets from time to time and waiting for all this to just go away. And yet, there were good moments, mainly from those who managed to adapt to the new demands imposed by the pandemic. Take Family Promise Metrowest, for example. In t...

Sullivans Travels: Join Sound & Spirit for a virtual holiday concert Wicked Local  Like everyone else stuck in the pandemic vortex, Sound & Spirit had to find a way to perform without the benefit of a live audience.        The group will present its first virtual concert, called “Thankful.”             Guaranteed to delight its audience just as it does the 84 choir members who bravely jumped into the virtual realm, this true multigenerational performance choir ranges in a...

Sullivans Travels: Help clean up Naticks Coolidge Hill next weekend Wicked Local Pat Conaway and his “Keep Natick Beautiful” team will be cleaning up the top of Coolidge Hill on Dec. 12 from 9 a.m.-noon (postponed from Dec. 5 due to weather).        According to Conaway, the site’s been used for some heavy-duty partying over the past couple of months, and means lots of trash and broken glass.        If you can spare an hour or two, come on down the grassy triangle at the foot ...

See holiday lights at Harrison Centers Holiday Window Walk The COVID-19 pandemic may have canceled some traditional holiday celebrations in Indianapolis, but the Harrison Center introduced something new. Author: Meredith Juliet Updated: 9:38 AM EST December 14, 2020 INDIANAPOLIS — This year, so many holiday events were canceled because of COVID-19. As a result, there are several new options for celebrating the holidays. One of those is right in downtown Indy at...

Allison Needles: Nightly hunt for a new Holiday Window leads neighbors across this Tacoma neighborhood News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash. 12/10/2020 Allison Needles, The News Tribune (Tacoma, Wash.) Every day of December, a decorated holiday window appears somewhere in Tacoma’s North End like an advent calendar. On Dec. 1, a nativity scene resembling a stained glass window appeared along Union Avenue. On Dec. 6, an octopus, reminiscent of the local legend that a giant octopus lives...