Longtime Ashland Resident John Lovezzola Dies at 87
Longtime Ashland resident John "Jack" Lovezzola died Aug. 11 at age 87, obituaries reported this week. The MetroWest Daily News carried the notice under the headline "John 'Jack' Lovezzola Obituary," with Legacy.com posting a matching notice from Matarese Funeral Home & Cremation Servic…
ASHLAND — Longtime Ashland resident John "Jack" Lovezzola died Aug. 11 at age 87, according to obituaries published this week by The MetroWest Daily News and Legacy.com. Ashland Public Library kept a full slate of summer programming on the calendar even as it canceled one scheduled event, and several town boards have meetings set for the week ahead.
COMMUNITY & ARTS
Ashland Public Library's Teacher Tales series continues Monday with a session featuring first-grade teacher Ms. Johnson, part of a week that also includes a virtual "Divas of Broadway" installment. The library canceled its planned in-person "Name That Tune: Songs of Revolution" program, which had been set for Saturday.
ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS
"John 'Jack' Lovezzola Obituary - The MetroWest Daily News": Jack Lovezzola, 87, a longtime Ashland resident born in Natick, died Aug. 11, according to The MetroWest Daily News. Legacy.com separately posted a matching notice from Matarese Funeral Home & Cremation Service (read it at https://www.metrowestdailynews.com/obituaries/pneo1542436 and https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/name/john-lovezzola-obituary?id=62182848).
COMING UP
Ashland's civic calendar is busy over the coming week. The Conservation Commission meets in hybrid format Monday, Aug. 17; the Board of Health meets by Zoom and the Library Board of Trustees meets in hybrid format, both Tuesday, Aug. 18; the Town Clerk holds ballot testing Wednesday, Aug. 19; and the Upper Charles Trail Committee meets by Zoom Thursday, Aug. 20.
Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.
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