Presidents Day is today, which made us wonder which President is Natick's favorite.
Today is Presidents Day, and as we honor our past Presidents as well as our current one, it's easy to see that the men who have served our Nation as President have come from a wide variety of backgrounds with assorted viewpoints and many different styles of leadership. On Wednesday we asked readers on our Facebook Page who their favorite President was. With 43 possible answers (remember, President Obama is 44th in the numbering, but Grover Cleveland is counted twice at 22 and 24), a large selection was available for the choosing. But we received some common responses. Abraham Lincoln received several votes, as did FDR. Bill Clinton also received a couple of votes, as did JFK. Obama even received a couple of votes while still in office. The…
Most retail stores are open on the holiday.
Today is Presidents Day, which is celebrated every year on the third Monday in February. Here is a brief guide as to what is open and closed today. Note that Natick Public Schools are on vacation this week, so they are not in session. Closed Natick Town Hall Morse Institute Library Post Offices Banks Stock Market Open (at owner's discretion) Retail Store Supermarkets Liquor Stores Convenience Stores Restaurants and Bars Most MBTA lines will operate on a Saturday schedule. If your business has special hours today because of the holiday, please let everyone know by telling us in the comments section below.
The Morse Institute Library is close today, while the Natick Mall remains open.
1. The Morse Institute Library is closed today. 2. The Natick Mall is open today. 3. Starbucks in Sherwood plaza is open regular hours. 4. Natick Public Schools are closed today. 5. Stop & Shop is open today.
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12:58 am on Monday, February 25, 2013
And Lincoln's Republican Party, as every thinking person knows, has far more in common with the Democratic Party today than it has to do with the Republican Party. Lincoln would've given short shift to Reagan: read Lincoln's letters and speeches. It's pretty clear that he cared about the UNION and the POOR and the UNDER-REPRESENTED and the DISENFRANCHISED. Picture him on the topic of Mitt Romney… more ›