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  • Summer Concerts rule on Centre Common

    The Village Hall makes a great backdrop for the Friday Concerts.
    The Village Hall makes a great backdrop for the Friday Concerts.Hundreds turn out every week for the concerts.

    They’re back!  Or at least they will be, if it doesn’t rain.

    Enough donations have been pulled together to fund the popular Friday night “Concerts on the Green” series during July and August and now, thanks to a rainout on July 3rd, the first Friday in September.

    They are just about the best free fun in town during the Summer for all ages.

    President Clinton once said Framingham looked like America and on Summer Friday nights, it holds true:  people of all ages and nationalities peaceably assemble to listen to a variety of music, play catch and frisbee, campaign for a candidate or cause, fundraise, and meet up with old and new friends and create memories.

    Deb Cleveland

    July 6, 2009
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