You can find other volumes of DTW by following the "Digital This Week Newsletter" tag:
collection.maynardhistory.org/items/show/5...

f you worked for DEC these newsletters will likely bring up a lot of memories. We have quite a few in the collection, and would welcome any more that we don't have -- just in case you are cleaning out your attic.

This example also showcases the annual outing at Canobie Lake Park. Probably the best part of looking back at these newsletters, like old issues of the Beacon, are the classified sections. Did you sell/buy a car or house via these newsletters?
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Visit our Collection's page on this for a 4x close-up version that lets you see some amazing details hiding in the original photograph.

And let us know if you find interesting things we haven't highlighted!

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The building still stands today... (Jarmo's)

Learn more about the Comeau family, and, given the weather, their Ice business by exploring our online collection starting here:

collection.maynardhistory.org/items/show/6...

This is a photo of John L. Comeau (J.L.) and some associates on a truck in front of their business in 1915.

Does the building look familiar? (Answer below)

There are currently about a dozen items related to the Class of 1975 in the collection -- just click on the CO1975 tag to view the others.

We welcome donations of other class photographs (photo prints or high-quality scans) especially with identifications.

So we went back another 10 years to the Grade 2 Class Picture - 1965 from the Theodore Roosevelt School. We have quite a few names on this one, but if you recognize anyone we haven't identified please let us know.

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We will be posting other items in our collection from 1925
throughout the year.

You can check out the names we do know via the link below, plus see other pictures of the that class in the first and fourth grades:
collection.maynardhistory.org/items/show/1...