In Other News

Don’t Miss Princess Snow!

Jamie Dellorco Hanley (above), the Franklinite who has been playing the role of Princess Snow at King Richard’s Faire for the past several years, is still in fine form at the region’s ‘largest Renaissance Faire.’ which winds down on Oct. 20. Nestled on a beautiful 80-acre wooded site off Rt. 58 in Carver, MA, this enchanting event features tree-lined paths leading to a magical village ruled by King Richard XI, Queen Anne III, and their royal court. Visitors can enjoy a day filled with colorful performances by acrobats, aerialists, jugglers, fire-eaters, musicians, dancers, and puppeteers, all celebrating the spirit of the Renaissance.

Jamie has acted all her life, was a student at the Franklin School for the Performing Arts and attended high school at Bishop Feehan prior to earning a BA in Musical Theatre from Rhode Island College. More information on King Richard’s Faire is available at

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Medway High School's Class of 2004 20th Reunion

Class of 2004, join us for our 20-year reunion at Lake Pearl in Wrentham. Get ready to reconnect with old friends on Friday, November 29th from 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm. Purchase your tickets on EventBrite. We hope to see you there!

Gilly’s House Seeks Help

Fall has arrived, school is back in session and many students have service hours to fulfill for school, church and various clubs. We have opportunities for you to fulfill your hours at Gilly's House. These activities are easy and can be done on your time. We know how very busy your schedules are so this makes it very convenient.

Meals can be donated on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Shopping, preparing, cooking and delivering adds up to many hours. Here is the link with all the information to sign up for this: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60B054BAEA82AABF85-sunday#/

To sign up to donate Saturday Sandwiches click here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60B054BAEA82AABF85-saturday#/

We also have an Amazon wish list and immediate needs list on our website. If students would like to take up a collection on their own time, this adds up creating an electronic flyer, sharing with friends and family, collecting and sorting items and then delivery. This project can also be done as a group effort also. For all the instructions, please email Maureen Cappuccino at maureen@gillyshouse.com

Donations can be make online on our website www.gillyshouse.com, or checks can be made out to Gilly's House and mailed to:Gilly's House, P.O. Box 110 ATTN: Maureen Cappuccino, Wrentham, MA 02093 All donations are tax deductible - 501c3 # 82-1696539