TAAVA hosting chicken BBQ drive-thru
The Taunton Area Vietnam Veterans Association will be hosting a chicken BBQ event on Saturday, May 22, at 5 p.m. The event will be drive-thru only, at the pavilion behind Dighton Town Hall and is a scholarship fundraiser. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased by contacting Tony Rosario at 508-669-6877.
Tickets must be purchased by May 19.
Children s series at Central Congregational Church
Pastor Doug Forbes will be sharing a series of children’s messages at the Central Congregational Church on Sundays at 10 a.m. The title of the series is Treasured, we are all treasured by God! At the conclusion of each message, the children will receive a new Bible Buddy toy or other keepsake.
Children s series at Central Congregational Church
Pastor Doug Forbes will be sharing a series of children’s messages at the Central Congregational Church on Sundays at 10 a.m. The title of the series is Treasured, we are all treasured by God! At the conclusion of each message, the children will receive a new Bible Buddy toy or other keepsake.
The Central Congregational Church is located at 2 Webster Street in Middleboro. For more information or reservations, call Pastor Bruce Smith at 508-947-1256, or Pastor Doug Forbes at 508-923-9724.
World Portuguese Language Day
Bristol Community College is hosting a virtual celebration of World Portuguese Language Day on Thursday, May 6, beginning at 9 a.m., on Zoom. The event is free and open to all.
Spring pot fundraiser for the Dighton Historical Society
The Dighton Historical Society, sponsored by Araujo Farms at 1522 Williams St. in Dighton, is offering a Take-and-Make-at-Home Pot Kit, which will be picked up at Araujo s on Saturday, May 8, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
You will receive your pot, soil and a variety of plants with instructions to make a beautiful arrangement. You have a choice of a variety of pink or purple flowers.
Registration and pre-payment are required. Call Araujo Farms at 508-669-6988 to place your order. The cost is $40. Pot sample can be seen on Araujo s or the Dighton Historical Society s facebook page.
Middleboro Rotary presents MCCAM with thank you gift
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The auction was successfully broadcast just days before the statewide quarantine went into effect last March.
Rotarians are currently working out details for a socially-distant Cable TV fund raising auction later this year. The current climate makes the planning challenging, but auction chairman Kevin Schmidt and club president Quack Quackenbush are confident that they can think outside the box and come up with a format that will be exciting and safe for all concerned.
Auction items will include donations from dozens of local businesses that support the Rotary charitable and educational programs. This May marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Middleboro Rotary Club and the members are looking forward to celebrating with the best auction ever.