I’m so excited to share the latest edition of the Community Connections Newsletter with you! Here's a sneak peek of what's in today's issue...

• First, with dozens of artists, and authors galore, this local business is a showcase of creativity and more!

• Second, this new yummy spot is really hot, for Asian cuisine, it hits the spot!

• And last but not least, Tobias the horse, patrolling no more, one last ride downtown, then he'll retire forevermore.

Don't forget, the best way to make unforgettable memories is by spending time with your community.

Small Business Spotlight:

Mad Mama Vintage in Stoughton

A showcase for the local creative community!

Mad Mama Vintage is a woman-owned business located in Stoughton. The store carries vintage & collectibles, creative works from different local artists & artisans, signed books by over a dozen local authors, and unique wholesale gift lines from small independent studios across the country!

Click here to check out my article that explains more about Mad Mama Vintage!

Local Eats & Treats:

Ya's in Abington

Calling all local foodies! This new sushi and ramen restaurant offers a wide selection of a specific types of food. If you're a fan of Asian-inspired cusine, you won't want to miss this new spot that just opened on March 13th! To learn more, check out my full article by clicking here.

Explore Your Community:

Seed Library in Plymouth

Spring into gardening!

Spring is in the air, and if you can believe it- it's already time to begin planting seeds indoors! Two local libraries in Plymouth have announced they have opened the seed library for the 2023 season. So, whether you're a beginner looking to dip your toes or a novice looking to share some seeds of your own, be sure to swing by and check out the Seed Libraries located at two Plymouth libraries!

To learn more about gardening and the Plymouth Seed Library, check out my full article by clicking here.

Free Community Event of The Week

Mental Health Services in Plymouth

Attend virtual or in-person to learn about services available to you!

This event will explain the services available to Massachusetts residents at the new Community Behavioral Health Center in Plymouth! To learn more about the event and how to register, read my full article by clicking here.

Family-Friendly Event of The Week

Skate Night in Hingham

Skate for a great cause!

The local homeschool co-op/animal sanctuary, JEM Learning, is hosting a family skate night to raise funds for a greenhouse! The greenhouse will help students learn more about the process of growing and harvesting their own crops year-round.

To learn more about this family-friendly event, read my full article by clicking here.

Get Involved Community Corner:

Make a Difference in Marshfield

Marshfield's local government has 20 open seats!

From the 'Recreational Trails Committee' to the 'Cultural Council', the seaside town of Marshfield has announced they have twenty open seats that qualified residents can apply to fill!

To learn more, check out my article by clicking here.

Pawsome Pet of The Week:

Tobias Retires in Plymouth Police

He's retiring, but won't go far- he loves his local Marylou's, after all!

Tobias joined the Plymouth Police Department's "Mounted Unit" in 2010, when it was first created. This week, Tobias will be patrolling in Downtown Plymouth near Plymouth Rock, for his last shift, before hanging up the saddle and retiring. Tobias went viral last year when a photo was snapped of him going through the drive-thru of a local Marylou's Coffee Shop!

To learn more about Tobias and his retirement, check out my full article by clicking here.

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