Townspeople
BoomerVenture spring registration upcoming
BoomerVenture Campus will begin spring registration on March 15. Offerings include those listed below.
Serenity Yoga: Gentle yoga, suitable for beginners, will create strength and balance through mind/body connection; helps improve alignment and create harmony. Bring yoga mat. Wednesday, March 31 to June 30, 2:45 to 3:45 p.m., $70 per 11-week session.
Energize with Exercise: Great basic exercise designed for 40+ bodies. Work-out hard without going to the gym. High results with low impact; floor aerobics, weight training and stretching. Mondays, Mar. 29 to June 28, 3:30 to 4:30p.m., $55 for 10-week session.
Boomer Zumba: Thursdays: April 1 to June 17, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m., $60 for 10-week session. Cardio fitness with a Latin flair. Dance to Afro-Caribbean music and Latin beats, with flamenco, belly dance, rock and hip hop thrown in to mix it up. You'll party instead of working out. No class April 22 or May 27.
Boomer Bridge: Mondays: April 5 to May 17, six-week session. 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., $100 or $25 drop in fee, no class on April 19. Each week we'll play duplicate hands that practice your bidding and strategic skills. Great handouts and analysis weekly. This is not an introductory course but is appropriate for returning players and those who want to advance their games. Terry Kay Bargar, ACBL Accredited Bridge Instructor.
Pre-registration required beginning March 15. Call 978-623-8321 for information or visit www.boomerventure.com to download registration form. All classes held at Andover Senior Center, 30 Whittier Court. All class sizes are limited.
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Scout brings new boardwalk to Pustell Reservation
Eagle Scout candidate Evan Doyle, 15, of Andover stands with Conservation Commission Project Manager Bob Decelle at the edge of a 60-foot boardwalk Doyle built that allows people to cross the Pustell Reservation to other green areas of town.
Move over Snookie! Andover has a brand new boardwalk in town.
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Andover's boardwalk story has a lot less drama than Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi's reality TV show Jersey Shore, set on a New Jersey boardwalk. Here, it's all about an Andover teen who simply wanted to do something nice for his hometown. -
Pair return from four years at sea
After nearly four years of living afloat, Sara and Bob Knapp of 1 Woodland Road sailed back into their home port of Salem, Mass. earlier this month with their yellow labrador, Bentley aboard.
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The couple reported visiting 70 islands, representing 23 countries, 11 currencies and six languages. -
Dalton column: Readers recall the great storms of '54
"During the hurricane several huge pines fell across Abbot Street near where I lived as a girl. Fortunately, they fell on open space and no houses were damaged," wrote Margaret Blake in response to my column about the two summer storms of 1954. The first and more violent of the two storms was Hurricane Carol, which was the storm Margaret mentioned. It had top winds of 125 mph and was followed by the flooding rains of Hurricane Edna two weeks later.
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