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To slow the spread of COVID, Maynard town administrator requires all public meetings to be held remotely for the time being.

The Maynard Public Library hosts a live storytelling event.

Life Outdoors: Four hundredth column David Mark My first column was submitted Nov. 2, 2009, published in the Beacon-Villager on Nov. 12, 2009. As of May 2021, the count is 400 columns. That’s not including some 40 somewhat revised repeats. The running total is roughly 300,000 words and 350 photographs. The first four columns, all published in 2009, were titled "Stone Walls, Winter Bicycling, A River Runs Through it" and "Robins in Winter." Those were what had been submitted as examples for a ...

Jean Maguire Director, Maynard Public Library As 60 attendees arrived for a Zoom program on March 25, they could not know just how extraordinary and unforgettable the evening would be. The library was hosting the always popular local historian David Mark for the second Maynard Sesquicentennial History talk, “Before the Europeans Arrived...and After.” The subject of the presentation was the indigenous peoples in both the local area and the greater region, and interactions between indigenous ...

Maynard Public Schools to undergo tiered focused monitoring review Community Content During the week of March 29, the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s Office of Public School Monitoring will conduct a tiered focused monitoring review of Maynard Public Schools. The Office of Public School Monitoring visits each district and charter school every three years to monitor compliance with federal and state special education and civil rights regulations. Areas of review related to s...