Where are my gloves?
Where is that hat, and where did I put all my sweaters? Let’s all practice our layering techniques as
we remember what cold weather feels like.
As bundled up as we may be, it is the perfect time of year for sitting
around a fire pit, or with friends in a warm restaurant somewhere. Ashland
certainly knows how to make the best of any weather.
The Ashland Farmer’s Market is still going strong on these
fall mornings! Come take home some
wonderful late-season vegetables and fruits, as well as baked treats for your
kitchen. The Market is open from 9:00 to
noon on Saturday behind Town Hall.
Daylight savings ends this weekend. We’ll have more light in the morning, but it
may be dark by the time you get home!
On Tuesday, November 5th, Randolph-Macon will
host Professor George Greenia, from the College of William & Mary, who will
give a free lecture on “Sacred Steps: Medieval Pilgrimage and American Myth” at
7:30 pm in the Andrews Hall Multipurpose Room (420 Henry St .). If you think about it, we all make
pilgrimages- trips home, tours of historical sites- come and hear about this
human characteristic.
On Monday, November 4th, come meet author Katie Anderson at
the Ashland Library and listen to her talk about her book for young adults
called, “Kiss and Make Up,” from 7:00 - 8:45 p.m. Refreshments provided by the
Friends of the Ashland Library.
If you have any door-to-door salesmen come by your house,
remind them that they need to register with the Ashland Police Department. If there’s anyone who you have questions
about, don’t hesitate to call and ask the APD: 798-1227.
Call or email me with your Ashland news: 310-5320, ashlandnews@gmail.com. Have a wonderful weekend!
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