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Monday Essentials: Last Chance to Review a Book and Win a Prize
A look at five things to know to get Monday and the week started from Hamilton-Wenham Patch.
It is Monday, Aug. 12. Here are five things you need to know in Hamilton and Wenham:
1. Sun: The sun should dominate the sky on Monday, with the possibly of a few clouds around as temperatures are in the upper 70s to around 80 degrees. The weather is forecasted to go downhill by Tuesday afternoon, when rain is expected to move in. Wednesday through Friday is looking to be some great late summer days weatherwise.
2. Low Number Plates: Do you sometimes see a car with a low license plate and wonder how they got it? Well, just about anyone has a chance and the deadline to get that chance on Monday. There are 140 low number license plates available, including plate numbers Z7, 740, and 6868. To get a chance at the plates, download a form from the Registry of Motor Vehicles website and make sure it is postmarked on Monday.
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3. Book Reviews: If you have a review of a book, ebook or audiobook, make sure you get it submitted at Hamilton-Wenham Library ASAP. You can pick up a review form at the library or send ot via e-mail to Nancy at nday@mvlc.org. The library has been giving away awards all summer, randomly drawn from the names of people who have submitted a review. The final award of the summer will be handed out on Monday.
4. Movie: The final movie special of the summer runs this week at AMC Loews Theater at Liberty Tree Mall in Danvers, when “Oblivion” will be shown on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday night at 10 p.m. for just $3. The admission charge benefits the Autism Society.
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5. Selectmen: The Hamilton Board of Selectmen have a regular meeting scheduled for Monday at 7 p.m. in the Memorial Room at Hamilton Town Hall. The board is slated to appoint Jeremy Melick to fill a vacancy on the Planning Board left when Joe Orlando Jr. moved to Gloucester and appoint Kim Dietel to a vacancy on the Zoning Board of Appeals when Jane Lyman resigned. Council on Aging Director Mary Beth Lawton will also present a proposed building use policy for the Senior Center and take feedback.
To find out what is going on this week in Hamilton and Wenham, check out our events listings.
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