Community Corner
Five Things You Need To Know: Jan. 2
A look at upcoming events and activities in and around Wakefield.
Today is Wednesday, January 2. Here are five things you need to know.
Electronics Recycling: Do you have some electronics you want to get rid of? There’s an electronics recycling drive coming up in Wakefield on Saturday, Jan. 5. Click here for more information
Flu Clinic: The Lynnfield Board of Health has a flu clinic for those aged 9 and up at town hall, 55 Summer Street, on Thursday, January 3 from 5 to 8 p.m. The clinic is open to non-Lynnfield residents as well and Flu Mist will be available. Those seeking a vaccine must have no allergies to eggs or egg products and must have no history of Guillain Barre Syndrome. There is a $10 fee for those whose insurance is not accepted.
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Library Presentation: On Wednesday, Jan. 9 at 7 p.m., Beebe Library will offer a program on making your older home more energy efficient while retaining its historical character. Sally Zimmerman, Manager of Historic Preservation Services at Historic New England, will present a historic preservation perspective on insulation, window repair, air sealing, and renewable energy options in the older or historic home.
Weather: The National Weather Service forecast shows clear and cold weather for the rest of the week. Nighttime temperatures are expected to be under 20 degrees at night through the week, with only a slight chance of snow seen on Thursday night.
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