Valerie J. Becker leads 7- to 9-year-olds during the youth rehearsals for Treble Chorus of New England at West Parish Church in Andover. ANGIE BEAULIEU
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Kids rehearsed for the Treble Chorus of New England on Monday at West Parish Church off Reservation Road.
The group has three choirs, for ages 7-9, 9-13 and 13-18.
The Treble Chorus offered a half hour music theory class for its youngest singers, before its rehearsals began.
Photos of the kids in action were published in the Jan. 12, 2012 print edition of the Townsman.
Lilly Santangelo, 9, of Andover looks over a pink flamingo marionette puppet being sold by Wee-People during the annual Crafts in the Park event held in downtown Andover.
With glorious weather, scores of shoppers enjoyed last Saturday's Crafts in the Park event, held outdoors. About 125 vendors took part.
"I would say we had a great outcome and a big crowd. Surely the biggest in a while. The vendors were all very happy and successful. Everyone seemed to do well," organizer Petra Collins said in an email.
Angela and Jim Alex were greeted by a standing ovation as they came to the stage at the Rotary Club of Andover's Citizens Who Care gala. Joining his parents, their son Charlie, was overheard saying, "Honestly, this is overwhelming."
Continued ...I dug this little nugget out of an Andover Townsman column I did several years ago: Maureen Fredrickson said that, when she was very young, she had tantrums, so her parents asked Dr. Percy Look what to do. He told them to throw a glass of water in her face during each tantrum. Maureen says, "They didn't believe too much in child psychology in those days."
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