Community Corner
6 Things To Do This Weekend: Sept. 9 - 11
Attend a dedication, enjoy some football and pause.
The forecast for Saturday and Sunday looks good.
The National Weather Service is calling for a sunny Saturday and a sunny Sunday, temperatures in the mid- to high-60s.
Here are some ideas to get out and about.
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1. Walk and See a Memorial
Where/When: At the King's Beach walkway, Swampscott Middle School students will place handmade paper wreaths in memory of the victims of 9/11.
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The wreaths will be placed at the site Friday afternoon and remain over the weekend.
Why Go: To see the memorial.
2. Watch Soccer
Where/When: The girls' varsity soccer team plays its first game of the year Friday at 3:45 pm at the high school vs. Triton Regional High School.
Why Go: To see some soccer and root for the home team.
3. Get your Car Washed
Where/When: DPW Garage at 200 Paradise Road starting at 9 am on Saturday.
Why Go: To support the Swampscott High School Class of 2014. Class members will be washing cars.
4. Dedicate Bondelevitch Way
Where/When: An unveiling ceremony for a street sign dedicated to Stan Bondelevitch will take place at 10 am Saturday at the entrance to Phillips Park between the tennis courts and the Bertram House.
Why Go: To recognize and remember a supreme motivator who was instrumental in establishing the Big Blue athletic tradition.
5. Cheer for Big Blue Football
Where/When: Blocksidge Field at Phillips Park on Saturday at 12 pm.
Why Go: To see Coach Steve Dembowski's team play its first game of the season. The Blue play Somerville High School — another ranked football team.
6. Pause and Reflect on 9/11
Where/When: Anywhere. Any time. Sunday.
Why: To remember the victims and their families.
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