Dedham Florist

The Daily News Transcript 2010/07/30

With a $35,251 state grant secured, Dedham can begin construction on a canoe and kayak water trail along the Charles River. As part of Gov. Deval Patrick’s commitment to the environment, the Department of Conservation and Recreation recently awarded $1.17 million in grants to local communities to fund 41 trail projects. Dedham was awarded $35,251 to fund the water trail, which is set to open ...

Boston Globe 2010/07/30

Several stops into a career that took him from the state attorney general's office to the executive branch of state government, from the Boston Municipal Research Bureau to directing public affairs for Bank of Boston, Jack Delaney sounded like the fresh young lawyer he once was, thrilled at the chance to make life better for others.

Foxboro Reporter 2010/07/30

In July of 2008, flowers and crosses rest against a tree at the site of the accident that took the lives of Mansfield’s Alexa Latteo and Debra Davis of Milton on Route 1 in Wrentham.

Old Colony Memorial & Plymouth Bulletin 2010/07/30

There isn’t a lot of free space in the principal’s office at Plymouth North High School, but new Principal Kathleen McSweeney made sure she found room for two decorations.

Moberly Monitor-Index 2010/07/30

    Woody plants, particularly those ravaged by caterpillar infestations earlier in the season, remain a cause for concern, as the dual stress of defoliation and drought may take their toll in the years to come. Deep watering, when and where possible, is essential to ensure their longevity.