..........hola chicos y chicas......... Me encantaria conversar el dia de manana con todos ustedes si estan disponibles ............. y pasar un ratico realmente muy agradable. mayerlin
You are invited to the NorthShore MA pug meetup When: The 2nd Saturday of every month (RAIN OR SHINE) Time: 9:00am-11:00am Cost: $5 per dog / $3 additional family dog- pay at the door (please bring exact change) Where: 950 Cummings Center Beverly, MA 01915 1-978-921-1300 Linda & Bob Kay Sonn, owner of The Office Bark, have agreed to host our pug meets in their facility. The space has an indoor play area and an attached outdoor play area and both are fully enclosed. All pugs are off leash and safe. Please bring your own chair if you would like to sit as the space is set up for dogs not people. Also if you are interested: Linda, who is a Certified Master Groomer, has agreed to do nail trimmings and ear cleaning for a discounted price. If you would like to get this done while you are at the meetup see Linda when you get there meetup organizer: Jodi Webster jwebster@mitre.org Thanks everyone!
We're here to answer YOUR questions and make it easier for you to look for and buy real estate on the North Shore of Boston. We will have Buyer's Agents, Home Inspectors, Mortgage specialists, Insurance specialists, real estate attorneys, and more available for you at this Meet Up. If you would like to take advantage of the $8,000.00 federal income tax credit available to first time home Buyers, or are interested in the $6,500.00 federal income tax credit available to Buyers who want to trade up or downsize from their current home, we have the information for you. And any other information you might need~~~~~ Want to be up to date on all new foreclosures coming on the market? We've got it! Want a daily update of all property coming on the market that meets your needs? We've got it! Want to know what a Home Inspector looks for and who they work for? We've got it! Want a second opinion on what interest rate you can get? We've got it! Want to know what your credit report says? We've got it! Want to know how that purchase affects your federal and state taxes? We've got it! Want to know all about short sales? We've got it!
View the eclectic collection and hear fascinating background stories! Knowledgeable host will share rarely seen items and discuss the future of collection. The presentation will highlight the many challenges that museums face and illuminate the vital functions community institutions/organizations serve in sustaining a sense of place while providing a repository for culturally significant collections.
When: Feb 18, 2010 12 AM to Feb 18, 2010 12 AM Where: Lynn Museum And Historical Society in Lynn,Massachusetts Cost: Explorers Members & Museum members: FREE; Non-members: $15 * contact the Presenting Organization listed below for ticketing information Posted by:evdb
Come down for karaoke, music, and drinks. Have fun, hang out with your friends, and party with your DJ Michelle and Hostess Serina. Look for the building with the small cannon out front. Park and come to the back. We re downstairs. We re here every Friday from 9:00 PM - 1:00 AM
Post 6 157 N Common St Lynn, Massachusetts 01905 United States
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Lynn Massachusetts is now the largest city in Essex County and was first settled by colonists from the New England Company in Salem. Lynn's economy was first established in farming and shell fishing but by 1837 the city was a major shoe manufacturer.
The Civil War brought great prosperity to Lynn and with it further growth of more shoe factories. The fires of 1869 and 1889 that destroyed a lot of the central business district from Central Square to Broad Street did not stop the expansion. Burned out buildings were simply transformed into five and six story shoe factories.
Stately summer homes were built along its shore by the mid 19th century and established the city as a fashionable resort area. When Lynn Shore Drive was opened in 1910, it increased the development of high rises to take advantage of the shore view.
Lynn is now an urban manufacturing and commercial center that is densely populated and culturally diverse. Residents of Lynn are very proud of the city's long history which parallels the history of New England as a whole.
