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Conference 7.286::maynard

Title:	Maynard -- Center of the Universe
Notice:	Welcome to our new digs...
Moderator:	PRAGMA::GRIFFIN

Created:	Wed Aug 06 1986
Last Modified:	Thu Feb 20 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	509
Total number of notes:	4062

226.0. "Swimming around" by AKOV13::MATUS (Networks Prod Mktg Mgr for GIA) Fri May 11 1990 17:17

    Where is there a good place to Swim in the area?  I am particularly
    looking for a spot in the summer to take the family.
    
    Has anyone any experience with the lake over at Nashoba Valley?
    
    Thanks
    
    Roger

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226.1 Stow Town beach... HANNAH::PORCHER Tom, Terminals Firmware/Software Thu May 31 1990 18:13 11

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226.1	Stow Town beach...	HANNAH::PORCHER	Tom, Terminals Firmware/Software	`Thu May 31 1990 18:13`	11
	Most of the towns in the area have residents-only beaches (at least Hudson, Marlborough, and Stow do). I live in Stow, and use the town beach on Lake Boon. Stow will be selling beach passes to non-residents this year. Resident passes are $50 but the price of the non-resident passes has not been finalized. They offer lifeguards from like 10-7 and swimming classes for young folk. If I hear what the non-resident price is, I'll post it here. You could call the Town Clerk's office. --tom

    Most of the towns in the area have residents-only beaches (at least
    Hudson, Marlborough, and Stow do).
    
    I live in Stow, and use the town beach on Lake Boon.  Stow will be selling
    beach passes to non-residents this year.  Resident passes are $50 but
    the price of the non-resident passes has not been finalized.  They
    offer lifeguards from like 10-7 and swimming classes for young folk.
    
    If I hear what the non-resident price is, I'll post it here.  You
    could call the Town Clerk's office.
                      --tom